A homeless Plymouth man was arrested for the second time in 4 days.
65-year-old Keith A. Eastwood was arrested on Saturday, November 18th at about 8:15 p.m. after Sargeant Taberski with the Plymouth Police Department was dispatched to Auto Zone for a male subject who was in and out of the store several times.
The Auto Zone employee advised Central Dispatch that the male subject was bothering customers and asking customers and employees for money.
Stg. Taberski arrived at the store and spoke with employees. He located Mr. Eastwood by Pizza Hut. Eastwood was intoxicated and advised he was asking people for money for a motel room at the Economy Inn.
A portable breath test was administered to Keith Eastwood and the result was a BAC of .138%. He was placed under arrest, transported to the Marshall County Jail, and booked in on the charge of Public Intoxication. His cash bond was $250.
Keith Eastwood was arrested on Wednesday, November 15th for Shoplifting at Walmart and False Informing.
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