Just after 5 a.m. Wednesday, Plymouth Police were dispatched to the Lowe’s parking lot for the report of a domestic disturbance that occurred inside a motorhome.
Officer Witkowski located a man walking around the parking lot looking for a dog. The officer’s report states that the man appeared upset and had lacerations on his face.
During the officer’s investigation, Kimberly Findley, 30, was found highly intoxicated inside the motorhome. She was arrested for Domestic Battery and transported to the Marshall County Jail and held on a cash bond.
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