Bobby Joe Honeycutt, 51, a frequent troublemaker in Glenwood Springs, is the person accused on tipping over several large flowerpots in downtown’s core tourist area early Sunday, police reported.
The police blotter posted Monday morning said the damage was estimated in excess of $1,000 after “officers found nearly every pot and planter overturned and damaged in a multiple-block radius.”
Honeycutt was arrested at about 5:20 a.m. Sunday on suspicion of felony criminal mischief, second-degree criminal tampering and obstructing a peace officer, the latter two being misdemeanors.
Honeycutt is well-known to police. His arrest affidavit said, “Glenwood Springs Police contact Honeycutt on a near-nightly basis.” His Colorado criminal history dates to a drunken-driving arrest in 1992. He has two arrests this year for such things as trespassing, disorderly conduct, harassment and criminal tampering.
The incident created a big mess downtown that city workers cleaned up quickly.
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