Man arrested after smashing foot, making threats from balcony | The Olympian

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A parallel parking attempt in west Olympia led to a serious incident when a man accidentally ran over another man's foot. The victim and a friend were sitting on the curb when the injury occurred, resulting in a heated argument between the two men. Eyewitnesses reported that the suspect left the scene but returned with a pellet gun resembling a Beretta-style handgun, threatening the victim. Olympia police quickly responded, arresting the 35-year-old man, who now faces charges of vehicular assault and felony harassment. This alarming event raises important discussions about public safety and the potential for everyday conflicts to escalate into violence, underscoring the need for effective conflict resolution strategies in the community.

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