ST. GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — St. George police arrested a man who allegedly broke into a home and claimed that God told him to in order to find a wife.
According to court documents, on Monday, June 16, police responded to a residential burglary around 3000 East and 2000 South, a little after 6:30 in the morning. The victim said that the man had gotten into their house through an unlocked garage door.
The victim found the man, identified as 43-year-old Kortney Leon Ahlstrom, eating their food. He reportedly told the homeowner that “God led him there to find a wife.”
Ahlstrom left the area on a red four-wheeler, wearing gold chains with no shirt on. Police stopped Ahlstrom, who police said was non-compliant and resistant when he stepped off the four-wheeler. Police tased him before he was put into handcuffs and arrested.
Police conducted a state records check and found that the four-wheeler Ahlstrom had been riding was stolen a few hours prior to the incident in the Santa Clara/Ivins jurisdiction. Police also found a shade canopy and a box filled with miscellaneous tools, which had been taken from the home he had broken into.
Ahlstrom was booked on charges of burglary of a dwelling, theft, possessing or receiving a stolen vehicle, and interfering with a peace officer.
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