The Yellowstone County Attorney’s Office has agreed to drop felony theft charges filed earlier this year against Glenn Fournier, the owner of Metric Wrench, if he pays $6,000 to a customer whose vehicle he was accused of bringing to a salvage yard and writes the customer a letter of apology.
The charges were filed shortly after Fournier, an Evangelical pastor and former longtime leader of the Montana Rescue Mission, announced that he was moving his business to the Heights because of downtown crime.
After Andre Linwood noticed his car had disappeared from Fournier’s lot, the car was found crushed beyond repair at Blue Sky Steel salvage yard with Fournier listed at the customer
It's a new year and there are some changes in downtown Billings, some businesses are expanding and digging deeper roots, other businesses are leaving feeling force out by rising crime.
The Metric Wrench is moving out of downtown Billings after more than half a century of providing high-end auto repair services at 6th Avenue North and 25th Street.
The Metric Wrench is moving out of downtown Billings after more than half a century of providing high-end auto repair services at 6th Avenue North and 25th Street.