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Rural Solon man could face decades in prison after allegedly assaulting neighbor during charcoal dispute
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Rural Solon man could face decades in prison after allegedly assaulting neighbor during charcoal dispute
Lang 5/31/26 A dispute over charcoal reportedly led to a rural Solon man assaulting his neighbor and possibly facing decades in prison. The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office says 33-year-old Jacob Ray of Quincy Road walked to a neighbor’s house on Dillons Furrow Road just before 7:45 Saturday night to ask if he could borrow some charcoal. The elderly resident refused, and Ray allegedly shoved the entry door open and walked inside. Investigators sa…
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