HPD arrests man for threatening to bring a gun to city building
The Henderson Police Department arrested a Henderson man for threatening to bring a gun to the Henderson Municipal Building, according to an HPD release.
Dalton Burden, 28, was charged with second-degree terroristic threatening and second-degree disorderly conduct, police said.
The release said police were called to the city building after a dispute on Monday between Burden and a city employee. Officers arrived after Burden had left, said the release.
The employee said Burden was upset about a billing issue and directed derogatory language to them, according to the release.
Burden left the office and walked out of the building, and at the same time, a second employee who had witnessed the incident walked out. Police said the witness told officers Burden said he would be back and was going to bring a gun.
Another witness also said they heard Burden comment about a gun, police said.
After obtaining an arrest warrant, officers located Burden on the morning of April 29 at a local address.
Burden was booked into the Henderson County Detention Center where he was being held on a $10,000 bond.
Senior farmers market vouchers available May 9 at extension office
Henderson Senior Farmers Market Vouchers are available to any senior (60+ years old) who have an income level of 185% of federal poverty level or lower.
Vouchers can be picked up at the Henderson County Cooperative Extension Service Education and Expo Center from 9 a.m.- 12 noon beginning on May 9.
To get a voucher, bring state issued identification such as driver’s license or birth certificate for age verification.
Extension service says there are a limited number of vouchers and they will be issued on a first-come, first-serve basis, and there is a limit of one per household.
Vouchers can only be redeemed at the Henderson Farmers Market pavilion on Sam Ball Way at the Henderson County Fairgrounds. Hours are 8 a.m.-12 noon (or until sold out) Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.
Funding for Kentucky’s program comes from federal and state resources. The Kentucky Department of Agriculture serves as the lead agency. The low-income seniors can purchase fresh, unprocessed locally grown fruits, vegetables and herbs at state-approved farmers markets with the vouchers.
Please call the Henderson Cooperative Extension Office at 270-826-8387 if you have any questions.
