Cop Shop

At about 10:20 p.m. that evening, MLPD officers responded to a call for service at the Rafters bar.  The called reported a disturbance that was becoming physical. Officers were met outside by security personnel employed by the bar. Security told the officers that two subjects had been inside the bar causing a disturbance with other bar patrons. One of the subjects exposed himself to several female patrons in the bar. When security asked them to leave, they began to physically resist. Once outside the subjects were seen urinating on a vehicle in the parking lot. Upon officers’ arrival, they observed the subjecta running from the scene. MLPD officers chased the subjects on foot and eventually caught them, taking them into custody without further incident.  Allan William Holt, 25, an Australian national and Carter Stephan Campbell, 25, from Alberta, Canada were charged with public intoxication and urinating in public and Holt was also charged with indecent exposure.  Campbell’s blood alcohol level was .27 and Holt’s was .26. Both were driven to the Mono County jail.  While en-route to jail, Holt managed to again expose himself, and urinated on his associate while in the back of the police car.

And finally, at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday morning while MLPD officers conducted a patrol check at the Rafters bar, they observed another disturbance. Bar security were attempting to escort two male subjects from the bar. One of the subjects, an 18-year old from Murrieta had snuck in, gotten intoxicated and ended up getting into a fight with other patrons.

As officers took him into custody, the subject pointed out his 15 -year old brother and said his brother needed to come with them because he was responsible for him.

The 15-year old had been inside the bar with his ‘responsible’ 18 year old brother.  During the booking process the 18-year old physically resisted and two MLPD officers received minor injuries. The 1- year old was charged with resisting officers, public intoxication and being a minor inside a bar establishment.  He was transported to the Mono County jail.  The 15-year old was released to his grandmother.