BY BRYAN DEAN bdean@opubco.com
PIEDMONT — A police officer who issued a $2,500 ticket to a woman Sunday after her 3-year-old son tried to urinate in the family's front yard should have handled the situation differently, Piedmont Police Chief Alex Oblein said Tuesday.
Ashley Warden got the ticket for public urination after her son, Dillan, who is being potty trained, dropped his pants in the front yard of the family home at 4505 Ryan Drive.
Warden and several other members of her family were outside when Dillan got the urge to go.
Officer Ken Qualls was sitting in his police cruiser nearby when he saw Dillan drop his pants, said Jennifer Warden, the boy's grandmother.
“The policeman pulled up and asked for ID,” Jennifer Warden said.
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