Case delayed for man accused in macaroni attack
Posted: Saturday, November 15, 2008
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (AP) -- There is a delay in the case against a North Platte man who allegedly attacked his girlfriend for making him macaroni for dinner.
Donald Jacobs Jr. is charged with second-degree domestic assault in the Nov. 8 incident.
Jacobs appeared before a Lincoln County judge on Thursday for a preliminary hearing. The hearing was continued to Dec. 4 after Jacobs' attorney ask for more time to prepare.
According to the police report, Jacobs was intoxicated and assaulted the woman with a cooking pot when he discovered she made macaroni for his dinner. Police noted the pot was broken and food was tossed around the house.
Donald Jacobs Jr. is charged with second-degree domestic assault in the Nov. 8 incident.
Jacobs appeared before a Lincoln County judge on Thursday for a preliminary hearing. The hearing was continued to Dec. 4 after Jacobs' attorney ask for more time to prepare.
According to the police report, Jacobs was intoxicated and assaulted the woman with a cooking pot when he discovered she made macaroni for his dinner. Police noted the pot was broken and food was tossed around the house.
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