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Fugitive, Accused of Carving ‘Snitch’ into Teen, Has Been Recaptured

 

A Minnesota man has been arrested for the second time in less than a month. Deputies said he and others carved “snitch” into a teen’s body, and he allegedly didn’t stop committing crimes after posting bail.

The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office originally arrested 21-year-old Scott Kendrick Lindgren in connection to a May 15 incident. They discovered him trying to leave a residence in his car, accompanied by his girlfriend and the 17-year-old male victim, they said on Facebook.

“Deputies could see a serious injury to the victim’s head, as well as other visible injuries to his face and neck, requiring medical attention,” they said.

Lindgren was booked on charges of kidnapping, first-degree assault, second-degree assault, third-degree assault, threats of violence, intent to terrorize, and false imprisonment. Seven felonies.

Lindgren managed to post bail of $250,000 on May 23. But he didn’t keep his nose clean, deputies said. They issued an arrest warrant on Saturday for felony threats of violence, and first-degree aggravated tampering with a witness.

He was recaptured Wednesday all the way over in Clark County, Washington, and remains there in jail, pending transfer back to Minnesota. No bail this time.

[Mugshot via Carlton County]

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