BALTIMORE – A man is in custody after he allegedly threatened to kill a Havre de Grace police officer before ramming his vehicle into the police station.
Late Sunday night, 24-year-old Timothy Kahl, of the 400 block of Village Drive, called the police department and said he was going to come there and kill a police officer.
Police say “based on information obtained in the phone call it was believed that the subject was in the area of his home.”
Officers responded to this area and located Kahl driving erratically. He struck several parked vehicles and tried to run over the officers before fleeing the area. Kahl then drove to the Havre de Grace Police Department where he struck another parked car. After colliding with this vehicle Kahl then intentionally drove his vehicle into the front doors of the police station into the lobby.
He exited his vehicle and as he came back out of the front doors he tried to attack officers and was tased and then arrested and taken to Harford Memorial Hospital.
Numerous criminal charges are pending and no police officers or staff were injured during the incident.
The police department’s building sustained severe damage.
