STEVENSVILLE, Mont. - An 18-year-old in Montana apparently thought it would be funny to yell "I'm going to kidnap you" at a 7-year-old girl, but the joke cost him a $185 fine for disorderly conduct.
The girl told police April 15 that she heard the man yell the threat from a car as she walked on a sidewalk in Stevensville. She helped police in the small town south of Missoula create a sketch, and police Chief James Marble says Justin Stockdale turned himself in Monday after seeing his likeness on flyers distributed around town.
Stockdale pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, was fined $185 and given a 10-day suspended jail sentence.
Marble says the teen apparently thought it would be funny to scare the girl but it appears he has learned a valuable lesson.
The girl told police April 15 that she heard the man yell the threat from a car as she walked on a sidewalk in Stevensville. She helped police in the small town south of Missoula create a sketch, and police Chief James Marble says Justin Stockdale turned himself in Monday after seeing his likeness on flyers distributed around town.
Stockdale pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, was fined $185 and given a 10-day suspended jail sentence.
Marble says the teen apparently thought it would be funny to scare the girl but it appears he has learned a valuable lesson.