Woman arrested for causing a disturbance in capital city business
RNC officers were called to a business in the downtown area of St. John’s around 4 p.m. Thursday evening (June 16), responding to reports of an unwanted person causing a disturbance.
Police located a 36-year-old female who was yelling and screaming at patrons and staff. After no cooperation from the female, she was placed under arrested.
The suspect was charged with mischief, causing a disturbance, and breach of a release order. She was held to appear in court today.
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