Two Bowling Green men are facing charges after police responded to multiple complaints of drive-by paintball shootings on Monday afternoon.
According to a Bowling Green Police Department, authorities received multiple calls about two men driving a black Ford F-150 around the Scottsville Road and Cumberland Trace area, who were reportedly shooting at people and cars with a paintball gun. Another caller said they saw the same truck on Sun Way.
An additional caller on Sun Way said the men shot paintballs at him and shouted that they “were going to kill him.” He also said he believed the men had previously stolen tools from him.
After officers located the vehicle, both men were arrested. It was determined both men were under the influence of alcohol, and the vehicle contained two tool bags belonging to the victim on Sun Way, according to the arrest citations.
Gregory Rose, 45, is charged with the failure to appear, second degree wanton endangerment, alcohol intoxication in a public place, third degree terroristic threatening, second degree disorderly conduct, receiving stolen property over $500, and menacing. Rose had three active warrants on file.
Michael Reher, 32, is charged with first degree wanton endangerment, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, third degree terroristic threatening, second degree disorderly conduct, receiving stolen property over $500, and possession of marijuana
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office assisted with the investigation and arrest.
Source: WKBO
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