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Warrant service nets arrest of Patoka man on new charges

On July 26, 2024, at 6:23 p.m. multiple officers from the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office and Princeton Police Department went to an address in the 200 block of West Vine Street in Patoka to serve an arrest warrant on 24 year old Colton Linxwiler of Patoka.  Upon arriving on scene the officers attempted to surround the house however Mr. Linxwiler saw them and attempted to run away on foot.  After a brief foot chase Mr. Linxwiler was tased and taken into custody. During a search incident to lawful arrest Methamphetamines and Marijuana were discovered on his person.  Mr. Linxwiler was ultimately transported to the Gibson County Jail where he was booked in.

 Mr. Linxwiler’s new charges are:

Possession of Methamphetamines

Possession of Marijuana

Resisting Law Enforcement-Fleeing

 

He had outstanding warrants for:

Resisting Law Enforcement-Fleeing

Criminal Recklessness

Operating a Vehicle Without Ever Being Licensed

Resisting Law Enforcement

Leaving the Scene of an Accident

Reckless Driving

 

Arresting Officer:  Deputy Michael Owens

Assisting Officers: Sgt. Loren Barchett, Deputy Wyatt Hunt, Deputy Michael Bates, Deputy Shawn Holmes, Special Deputy Jim Tucker.  Princeton Officers Matt Perry and David Jones.