Police: Man wanted to be arrested instead of facing mad mom

A Knoxville man told police he wanted to be arrested so he didn't have to face his mad mother, the Knoxville Journal Express newspaper reported.Michael Heck was charged with making a false report.Police Chief Dan Losada told the Journal Express that reported Heck called police Wednesday about 8 p.m. saying he wanted to be arrested for making meth.About a half dozen officers and deputies responded to the home on West Jackson Street.The newspaper reported no methamphetamine or evidence of drugs were found during the search.Then police said Heck told them he wanted to be arrested because his mother was going to be mad at him. He was arrested and charged with making a false report to authorities.

A Knoxville man told police he wanted to be arrested so he didn't have to face his mad mother, the Knoxville Journal Express newspaper reported.

Michael Heck was charged with making a false report.




Police Chief Dan Losada told the Journal Express that reported Heck called police Wednesday about 8 p.m. saying he wanted to be arrested for making meth.

About a half dozen officers and deputies responded to the home on West Jackson Street.

The newspaper reported no methamphetamine or evidence of drugs were found during the search.



Then police said Heck told them he wanted to be arrested because his mother was going to be mad at him. He was arrested and charged with making a false report to authorities.