Tax Refund Frustration Leads to Berkeley County Employee Incident
Berkeley County Employee Incident. (PHOTO: WCBD)
According to Berkeley Side crime news, Pat Lynn Urdahl, 56, is accused of emailing a terrifying video to his boss. According to the film, Urdahl fired a pistol in fury after not obtaining a tax return. The event raised occupational safety and mental health issues in the community. Berkeley County employee may face major consequences for his behavior while authorities investigate.
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Urdahl’s Alleged Threats Prompt Legal Action and Arrest
The Berkeley City Attorney’s Office quickly went to court and got a temporary restraining order to protect people who might be the targets of Berkeley County employee threats. Detectives from Berkeley Police and the Special Response Team caught Urdahl in Concord. The Alameda County District Attorney’s Office then filed charges against him for making threats and having a gun illegally while a crime in possession.
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Community Concerns Persist as City Repeats Commitment to Safety
People in the community are still dealing with the effects of this upsetting event and some are worried about their own safety and well-being. Matthai Chakko, a spokesman for the city said that the city is still committed to making sure that all residents and workers are safe. He also stressed how important it is to keep the workplace safe. Since Urdahl is in jail until his trial, people in the area are eagerly waiting for more to happen in this troubling case as the court processes continue.
