C-Falls Man suspected of burglarizing ex’s home, threatening her with knife pleads guilty
A Columbia Falls man accused of breaking into his ex’s home last year and threatening her with a knife in another run-in pleaded guilty to a felony charge in Flathead County District Court on Tuesday.
David James Bollman, 28, entered an Alford plea Feb. 13 to a single count of felony criminal endangerment before Judge Amy Eddy. Bollman, who initially faced counts of burglary and assault with a weapon, struck a plea deal with prosecutors earlier in the month.
Under the terms of the agreement, filed in district court Feb. 1, prosecutors agreed to amend the charges in exchange for Bollman’s Alford plea to criminal endangerment and an admission to violating the conditions of his probation. He was convicted on felony theft and drug possession charges in 2015.
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