| A
ruined shirt leads to conflict and possibly to court
By Trevor Brasfield
April 23, 2007 | LOGAN -- A shirt went to a dry cleaner,
only to come back ruined. According to a report to police,
that led to a threat.
This was the scene Wednesday when a customer complained
about his ruined shirt to the dry-cleaning shop. The
customer's daughter, who also works at the cleaners,
was the one who took the shirt in for the customer.
The customer then said the shirt was ruined, and according
to the owner of the cleaners the customer said he would
wait until the owner left the building to take "care
of [him] in the parking lot."
When this incident was reported hours later, Logan
Police Officer Casey Carlsen contacted the customer.
The customer told the officer he did not make any threats
and would take the matter to civil court.
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