Police: Wallkill man facing felony charges for attempting to seize trooper’s gun, resisting arrest
Jahri Evans was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and robbery, both felony counts.
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yesterdayA police encounter escalated after a Middletown trooper responded to an early-morning report of a man walking down Interstate 84 in Wawayanda on Feb. 1, according to police.
When police found the man, they say he initially gave a fake name, and continued to walk away from the trooper.
When the trooper attempted to stop the man, later identified as 24-year-old Jahri Evans, he began to resist and attempted to seize the trooper’s gun from his holster.
Evans was taken into custody with the help of a retired New York State Police investigator who witnessed the encounter.
He was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and robbery, both felony counts.
Evans was also charged with false impersonation, resisting arrest and obstruction of governmental administration.
