GREAT FALLS – Calvin Jay Osborne has been charged after he reportedly pointed a gun at a man in Great Falls on Tuesday.
Officers were called to the 3100 block of 9th Avenue North for reports of a disturbance around at 1:45 p.m.
The caller stated they did not know who the man – later identified as Osborne – was, and that he had a handgun outside, according to the GFPD.
Court documents state that Osborne knocked on the door of the residence, and when a man answered, he asked the man if a woman (“Jane Doe”) was inside, and the man replied he did not know anyone by that name.
At that point, according to the charging documents, Osborne reached into his hoodie pocket and pulled out a “black object resembling the grip of a handgun.” The man told police that he was sure it was a handgun.
Osborne then reportedly pointed the gun at the man and said, “Stop playing with my toys. Stop playing games.” Osborne then put the gun back into his pocket and rotated it, pointing it at the man.
The man then closed the door, and Osborne “walked backwards towards his own residence, keeping the handgun pointed at (the man) the entire time.” Osborne then went into his own residence.
Police arrived, and about two hours later, Osborne came out of the house and was arrested without incident.
Osborne told police that he did have a .22 firearm locked in his bedroom closet. Officers obtained a search warrant and found a safe in the closet; a search of the safe is pending the execution of another search warrant.
Court documents note that Osborne has arrests for theft, unlawful transactions with children, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, fleeing/eluding an officer, and criminal possession of drug paraphernalia.
Osborne has been charged with felony assault with a weapon. Prosecutors requested that bond for Osborne be set at $15,000.
Kacey James Schulze has been charged with felony burglary and several misdemeanors after he allegedly broke into Jakers restaurant.
Court documents state that police officers responded to a commercial burglary alarm at Jakers on 10th Avenue South at about 5:25 a.m. on December 25th.
Officers saw Schulze running away from the restaurant; they followed him and found him in a backyard on the 1500 block of 9th Avenue South, where he was arrested.
Another suspect, identified in court documents as Jared Decaccia, was last seen running south across 11th Avenue South.
Court documents say that when he was interviewed by police, Schulze admitted using meth recently, going to Jakers with Decaccia, and forcing entry into the restaurant.
According to the police affidavit, Schulze told officers that he and Decaccia used a large metal bar to shatter a door to get inside. The affidavit states: “Decaccia carried a bucket full of tools into the building. Decaccia used these tools (grinder, torch, pry bar, etc.) to attempt to gain access to the safe.”
Schulze denied having any knowlege of Decaccia’s intentions were until he focused on the safe.
After a few minutes, Schulze saw police lights outside, notified Decaccia, and then ran away.
Damage to Jakers exceeds $1,500.
Court documents note that Schulze has two pending criminal cases for theft, forgery, burglary, criminal trespass to vehicles, and other charges.
Schulze has been charged with felony burglary and the following misdemeanors: criminal mischief; criminal possession of drug paraphernalia; theft (2nd offense) (attempt); obstructing a peace officer.
