Trouble at Courthouse

Felony terrorizing charges have been filed against a Hettinger man and his son in an incident th...  More »

Felony terrorizing charges have been filed against a Hettinger man and his son in an incident that led to a lockdown of the Adams County Courthouse, the county office building and the local school. Bond was set today at $20,000 each for Paul John Wolf Junior, the father, and John Paul Wolf, the son. Sheriff Eugene Molbert says they threatened the judge and attorneys during the sentencing Wednesday of another son, Paul John Wolf the Third. He was sentenced to a year and a day in the state pen in an unrelated terrorizing case. Molbert says no weapons were involved in the incident and no one was hurt. School Superintendent Brian Christopherson says the K-through-12 school was in lockdown from about lunchtime Wednesday to midafternoon. He says the building's exterior doors were locked, but classes went on normally. The lockdown at the courthouse and county office building was lifted yesterday when the father and son were taken into custody without incident.  « Less