Crime & Safety
Temp Worker Threatens to 'Shoot Up' Solon Business
The information in this report is from the Solon Police Department. An arrest does not mean a conviction.
A temporary employee working at a Solon business threatened his boss and told her he would "shoot up" the business, according to a report.
Arrested and charged with aggravated menacing was James Wilson, 47, of Cleveland.
According to police, Wilson was a temporary worker at Anchor Industries on Solon Industrial Parkway. His boss caught him in a location he wasn't supposed to be. The boss told him to go back to where he was supposed to be, and then Wilson threatened her, according to the police report.
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Wilson said he would shoot the place up and told the woman that "if I see you on the street, you are dead."
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