
"That was supposed to have happened here? Wow, no, I never heard anything,"Said Diana Nugent, Smith's neighbor.
Captain Daniel Bell with the Daphne Police Department says they found out Wednesday and treated it like any other crime scene.
"This required a lot of assets to be utilized to investigate this and that involved detectives to go on to the scene look in at the scene and interview witnesses, those who had talked to this gentleman and actually talking to the gentleman himself,"Said Bell. The story spread through out the Lake Forest subdivision, but Douglas Turney says he didn't buy it. "We really don't have things like that happen on Eastern Shore that's one of the reasons I live over here it's such a safe quiet area. So it's kinda hard to believe that something like that happened,"Said Turney. While folks at the Lake Forest subdivison can rest a little easier knowing that the incident didn't even happen, police tell us that they have zero tolerance when it comes to people who make false claims.
"We take that very serious and we will utilize the assets that we need to, to get to the bottom of it and in this case it was a waste of our assets to investigate something that was made up,"Said Captain Bell.
Authorities say Paul Smith is facing misdemeanor charges for filing a false report to police.
Daphne Police say he is being held at Daphne City Jail while he could face up to a year of prison time or up to a $6,000.00 fine.
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