Patient Arrested For Destroying Property with Chair Leg

(BOISE, Idaho) -- A patient at a Boise medical facility traded his room there for a spot in the Ada County Jail, after police say he began acting in a disorderly manner and damaged property during an incident on Monday.

Police say they were called to the medical facility on the 300 block of North Allumbaugh Street around 5:30 p.m. on a report of an out-of-control subject. Witnesses tell police the suspect, Evan Anderson, 26, took a metal chair leg and used it to break a window and damage other property. Damage is estimated to be valued at over $1,000.

Anderson was arrested and charged with felony malicious injury to property.

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Police Arrest 23-Year-Old in November Drug Bust

(BOISE, Idaho) -- Police have made an arrest in connection with a drug investigation stemming from Nov. 1 of last year.

Pierre R. Rene Gambliel, 23, was arrested Sunday for his role in the sale of about 15 grams of marijuana last November. Gambliel is charged with delivery of a controlled substance.

Police say a search of the suspect's vehicle initiated by Boise Police K-9 "KC" at the time of the sale implicates Gambliel and resulted in the issuance of an arrest warrant.

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Boise Teen Arrested on Rape Charges

(BOISE, Ida.) -- A Boise man was arrested Sunday on rape charges, ABC News Boise affiliate KIVI-TV reports.

Boise Police say Matthew L. Alexander, 18, had an outstanding felony warrant for a rape stemming from an ongoing investigation into a sexual incident with a juvenile that took place in a Boise home in September of last year.

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Boise Police Seek Suspects in Weekend Stabbings

(BOISE, Idaho) - Boise police are searching for two suspects in connection with two separate stabbings over the weekend.

The first incident reportedly occurred around 2 a.m. Saturday at a restaurant in the vicinity of N. 8th and W. Idaho streets during a fight between two men. Officials say a 26-year-old man was stabbed in the upper torso and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The other stabbing incident reportedly took place about 45 minutes later outside a trailer home in the area of S. Federal Way and Malad Street. Authorities say a 30-year-old suspect was cut on the back of the neck and the head during an altercation. That victim was also taken to an area hospital for treatment to non-life-threatening injuries.

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Trail For Man Accused of Killing Infant Daughter Moved to May

(BOISE, Idaho) -- The trial for a Boise man accused of murdering his infant daughter has been moved to May after the first one ended in a mistrial, according to The Idaho Statesman.

Jeffrey Baker, who was charged with murder after his daughter Gracelynn died in May 2010, will face a new trail beginning on May 7 in front of 4th District Judge Pat Owen, according to the report.  Prosecutors say Gracelynn's fatal injuries were a result of blows to the head and being shaken.

A mistrial was declared this week when a witness told the jury Baker was on parole when his daughter died, even though she was not supposed to mention it in court.

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