Cuzzo then claimed that “the allegations are not proven true,” according to which a permanent injunction was rejected.
Axtell has only ever been arrested once, and that was for causing unlawful property damage. Sheriff Pat Eliasen said that Scully was the target of accusations, but an inquiry “didn’t uncover anything.”
According to a lady believed to be Axtell’s sister, the family had received a lot of support from the community and was preparing to launch an online fundraising drive to help with.
The inquiry on Saturday. On Facebook, Katrina Axtell commented, “I am overwhelmed by the amount of support I am seeing online right now in light of Wednesday’s tragedy.”
We often find ourselves unsure of how to help a community member who is experiencing a crisis. It’s simple to err on the side of quiet.
