Huntingdon Police Reports

Report of Domestic Assault and Public Intoxication — On June 29, 2024, at approximately 2:14 a.m., Officer Adam Avalon responded to a call at 203 Mebanewood Drive. The victim reported that her fiancé, Cody Larrabee, was yelling at her and acting violently, possibly after consuming mushroom gummies. She informed Officer Avalon that Larrabee had broken a window and was outside the front door.

Upon arrival, the victim came out to meet Officer Avalon and told him Larrabee was in the bedroom. Inside the house, Larrabee was found acting irrationally and yelling. He rushed past Officer Avalon into the front yard, ignoring commands to stop. Officer Avalon deployed a taser several times to subdue Larrabee. After gaining control, Larrabee was handcuffed and shackled. EMS was dispatched but could not treat or examine Larrabee due to his incoherence and screaming.

Larrabee was transported by Sgt. King to Baptist Memorial ER in Huntingdon. Due to his mental state, level of intoxication, and uncontrollable yelling, ER personnel refused to examine him. He was then transported to Carroll County Jail, where he was booked and charged with domestic assault and public intoxication.

Report of Burglary — On June 28, 2024, at approximately 9:01 p.m., Officer Adam Avalon responded to a burglary call at 2409 Northwood Drive, the residence of Christopher Mancell. Upon arrival, Officer Avalon observed that the front and back doors appeared to have been forced open, and a window at the back of the house was broken.

Mr. Mancell stated that the last time he had been at the residence was Monday, June 24, 2024. He reported that an Xbox One valued at $150 and a 32-inch Hisense TV valued at $275 were missing from his daughter’s room. He did not have serial numbers for either item.

At the time of the report, the matter was still under investigation.