A man allegedly would not let his girlfriend go home on New Year’s Day, while allegedly being high on methamphetamine.
24-year-old Timothy Tedtaotao Serebour is charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance as a 3rd degree felony, unlawful restraint, and violation of a court orderbith as misdemeanors.
On New Year’s Day, the Guam Police Department responded to a disturbance in Sinajana where police spoke to Serebour and his ex-girlfriend. They were celebrating new year when she said she wanted to go home but he refused.
According to a magistrate’s report, Serebour held her by her arms while yelling at her. The victim was ale to get a protection order saying that Serebour was ordered not to threaten, abuse, harass, or disturb the peace of the victim.
The report also adds that upon police investigation, they were able to find two glass pipes which appeared to have methamphetamine residue, a scale, and a bag with residue.
Serebour told police that the piper was for meth and weed. When tested, the residue was positive for methamphetamine.
Contact Jannette Samson | E-mail: jannette@spbguam.com | Phone: 671-689-2842
