According to a Probable Cause Statement, at around 6:41 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4th, one of Tenholders alleged victims captured a video of him repeatedly driving in front of her house in a gray Ford F-250.
The victim then went to dinner in Adrian, MO and as she was leaving the establishment she spotted Tenholder outside waiting for her. A second victim saw Tenholder as well and offered to drive the first victim to pick up her car.
According to the probable cause statement, while being interviewed by a Bates County Sheriff's Deputy the first victim gave the deputy an address where Tenholder might be located.
According to the probable cause statement, Tenholder currently has an Order of Protection against him from the first victim and has already violated it multiple times.
Mr. Tenholder was put in jail on a 24-hour hold Tuesday night, A warrant for Tenholder's arrest was made Wednesday, June 5th with bond set at $20,000.
The second victim reported in the probable cause statement that Tenholder then allegedly started to follow someone connected to the two victims out of town so they decided to pick up the car at a later time.
As the victims were driving down State Route 18 the first victim received a call from someone warning her Tenholder was waiting for them to drive by at a sports complex, so she started to record a video that eventually showed Tenholder's vehicle start to overtake the victims before allegedly going into the lane they were driving in and running them off the road.
According to the probable cause statement, while being interviewed by a Bates County Sheriff's Deputy the first victim gave the deputy an address where Tenholder might be located.
The Deputy then went to that address and spotted the Ford F250 shown in both videos in the driveway before making contact with Tenholder at the door. Tenholder told the deputy he overtook a vehicle on Missouri State Route 18 but did not run anyone off the road.
Mr. Tenholder then said he would make a statement at the jail but once Tenholder and the deputy arrived there he no longer wanted to.
According to the probable cause statement, Tenholder currently has an Order of Protection against him from the first victim and has already violated it multiple times.
Mr. Tenholder was put in jail on a 24-hour hold Tuesday night, A warrant for Tenholder's arrest was made Wednesday, June 5th with bond set at $20,000.
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