Legge was said to have left a home on Hubbard Drive after demanding money she was reportedly owed, the report indicated. An argument with a resident was reported during the confrontation.
“(The victim) indicated that Legge then returned to her residence...began calling her a ‘dope friend’, threatened to beat her, burn her house down, and contact Children’s Services,” the report read.
A second witness also reported that Legge threatened to burn the victim’s house down, according to the report.
Legge then fled the residence and was pulled over by Huber Heights police in the area of Old Troy and Taylorsville.
Legge was booked into jail on suspicion of OVI and aggravated menacing.
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