Twain Harte Man Held Up In Home Asks To Be Shot
Twain Harte, CA— A Twain Harte man on felony probation asked deputies to shoot him to avoid going to prison.
The incident happened at a Robin Road home on Wednesday afternoon when the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s High Risk Supervision Team was conducting a probation compliance check on him. Goldstein was already wanted on multiple warrants, including criminal threats and drug possession.
When deputies approached the resident, Goldstein began yelling that he had a knife and refused to come out of the house, according to the sheriff’s spokesperson, Sgt. Andreas Benson. She added that he also said he would rather die than go to prison and asked them to shoot him. After about an hour spent talking to probation officers, Goldstein calmed down, and Benson relayed that he then came out of the home and gave himself up.
While running a records check on vehicles parked in the home’s driveway, a blue Ford Expedition came up as stolen. The key to the SUV was discovered in Goldstein’s pocket after he was searched. Along with the warrants, he also faces charges of possessing a stolen vehicle. His bail was set at $80,000.
