Suspect in Johnny Cash water tower shooting case found guilty
An Arkansas jury found a man guilty of shooting a hole in a water tower honoring Johnny Cash which resulted in a not-so-pleasant view for one town.
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An Arkansas jury found a man guilty of shooting a hole in a water tower honoring Johnny Cash which resulted in a not-so-pleasant view for one town.
RISON – Court convened Tuesday morning in the Cleveland County Courthouse for the case of Timothy Sled on the charges of first-degree criminal mischief and interrupting operation of a vital public facility.
A man accused of shooting a hole through the Johnny Cash silhouette on the Kingsland water tower in May of last year has been found guilty. On Monday, the
A jury in Cleveland County needed little time to deliberate before returning a guilty verdict in the case of a man accused of shooting a hole in a water tower honoring Johnny Cash.
The city of Kingsland, Arkansas is still investigating after a man was arrested for shooting a silhouetted image of hometown hero and musician Johnny Cash, so that he could make the water leak appear as if Cash was urinating.