03-31-2011, 07:18 PM
News10 Ohio
LOGAN, Ohio — Video released on Thursday showed a violent outburst by a man accused of kidnapping his daughter-in-law and suspected in her death.
Video taken from a Vinton County sheriff's deputy cruiser showed the temper of William A. Inman, a man who neighbors said controlled his family and thought of himself as a religious leader.
The video was taken in December, when deputies evicted the Inmans from their home.
The deputy was called to the house to protect Inman's estranged daughter-in-law, Summer Inman, and her boyfriend.
Deputy Ryan Cain said Summer was most worried about her father-in-law, who, in front of deputies, blamed her for the family's problems.
"She said that her and her husband had been in some arguments in the past, and he always got involved, and he had a real bad temper," Cain said.
When Summer's boyfriend pulled up, it sent William A. Inman into a rage.
"He said he was going to '(Expletive) shoot him. Or (expletive) kill him,'" Cain said. "He squared off with me and said 'Don't put your hands on me.' I said, 'Now I've heard you yell at everyone else here long enough, you're going to be placed under arrest.' He said 'No, I'm not.' And it just instantly turned into a fight."
Cain eventually had to use a Taser to subdue William A. Inman.
Cain said when he heard about the Inmans allegedly being involved in Summer's kidnapping, he was disappointed but not surprised.
"William Inman is their leader, like their king. They'll do what he says," Cain said. "They're blinded by loyalty and he's blinded by rage."
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LOGAN, Ohio — Video released on Thursday showed a violent outburst by a man accused of kidnapping his daughter-in-law and suspected in her death.
Video taken from a Vinton County sheriff's deputy cruiser showed the temper of William A. Inman, a man who neighbors said controlled his family and thought of himself as a religious leader.
The video was taken in December, when deputies evicted the Inmans from their home.
The deputy was called to the house to protect Inman's estranged daughter-in-law, Summer Inman, and her boyfriend.
Deputy Ryan Cain said Summer was most worried about her father-in-law, who, in front of deputies, blamed her for the family's problems.
"She said that her and her husband had been in some arguments in the past, and he always got involved, and he had a real bad temper," Cain said.
When Summer's boyfriend pulled up, it sent William A. Inman into a rage.
"He said he was going to '(Expletive) shoot him. Or (expletive) kill him,'" Cain said. "He squared off with me and said 'Don't put your hands on me.' I said, 'Now I've heard you yell at everyone else here long enough, you're going to be placed under arrest.' He said 'No, I'm not.' And it just instantly turned into a fight."
Cain eventually had to use a Taser to subdue William A. Inman.
Cain said when he heard about the Inmans allegedly being involved in Summer's kidnapping, he was disappointed but not surprised.
"William Inman is their leader, like their king. They'll do what he says," Cain said. "They're blinded by loyalty and he's blinded by rage."
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http://www.10tv.com/live/content/video/1...tation.xml