Bolen was arrested after police found her camped out in the garage of a home near the intersection of Cole and Emerald just before midnight.  After her arrest, Bolen asked the officer, unprovoked, if there was anything in her backpack she needed to explain…

Editors Note: This is not a great question to ask a police officer who’s currently arresting you.

The officer inquisitively asked her “WHY?” and Bolen explained she had a small bag of tree sap she uses to help start camp fires.

Welp, it wasn’t tree sap.

After testing the black, sticky substance back at the station, officers determined it was actually meth.  48 grams of it to be precise.

O’Howell might be most-tazer’ed individual we’ve ever featured here on Roundup, and that’s saying something.

According to court records, Caldwell police conducted a high-risk traffic stop on O’Howell near the intersection of Kartcher and Middleton.  O’Howell was a suspect in a recent disturbance call in which he allegedly brandished a knife.

Caldwell PD told O’Howell to step out of the vehicle and get on the ground, which he wasn’t super keen on given the recent snowfall.  He allegedly tried to make his way back to his vehicle, and two Caldwell PD officers taser’ed him.

Nothing happened.

They taser’ed him four more times and shot him with a 40mm bean bag round before they were finally able to get cuffs on him.

I’m skipping over a lot of info here to protect the victims of the initial disturbance call.  Just know, Caldwell Police weren’t just tazering for the sake of it, they had legitimate reason (in my opinion).