PLYMOUTH — On Feb. 28 at 5:29 p.m., Officers with the Plymouth Police Department were dispatched to Red Rock Inn for a fight in progress. Officers were informed that one of the men involved had green hair.
When officers arrived on the scene, they located a man with green hair who appeared to be arguing with a woman standing on the balcony. Officers confronted the man and asked what had happened. He said he didn’t know. The man had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage coming from his person. The man refused to give his ID, and he was detained and resisted. He was later identified as William Freck, 36, of Warsaw.
It was alleged that Freck was causing a disturbance and being aggressive towards others and that he had poked a man in the eye. Freck was headbutted during that argument.
Freck took a portable breath test (PBT) and registered at .244 BAC. He was transported to Plymouth Hospital for jail clearance, where he resisted officers going inside, forcing them to carry him. Freck then kicked a Plymouth officer twice in the groin. Freck was medically cleared and was transported to Marshall County Jail.
