SAULT STE. MARIE - An injured seagull teed off an altercation between two golfers on the 16th hole at the Sault Ste. Marie Golf Club last year.
Unable to catch that person, he swings his club at John Prgomet, who is standing near an electric golf cart, striking the man's left arm. A second caller complained she had been threatened during an altercation over a dead seagull, the constable told prosecutor Trent Wilson.It wasn't a major injury but he was complaining it was sore and they were putting ice on it, the 11-year officer said.He indicated he wasn't going to the hospital and didn’t wish to press charges at that time, Carchidi told the court.
Carchidi also agreed he had received different narratives from the complainant and his son, and Sandie and his partner about what had occurred. No statements were taken at the time because it hadn't been decided whether charges would be laid, the 18-year officer told Wilson.