Savage Jr. gets prison time for harassing 911 dispatchers
Lincoln County Probation and Parole Officer Steve Watson takes Dan Savage Jr. into custody following his sentencing Monday, Nov. 4, 2024, in the county courthouse. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Dan J. Savage Jr.'s time as a free man is over after Judge Matt Cuffe gave him a 5-year term, with three years suspended, Monday in Lincoln County District Court.
Savage, Jr. 47, of Troy, was found guilty in September of harassing and terrorizing 911 dispatchers during a series of text-to-911 messages on multiple occasions earlier this year. Savage Jr. is currently locked up in the county Detention Center, awaiting transfer to a state Department of Corrections facility.
The defendant also received suspended sentences in the county jail on the misdemeanor convictions.
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