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 Oct 6, 2026

Man Charged With Felony After Alleged Vandalism in Glasgow

On October 4th, just before 2 AM, a male was witnessed throwing a large brick through the Circle K gas station front door.

Circle K was closed at the time and the male fled the scene. Shortly after, a vandalism of a pickup window and a residential home front door was reported to law enforcement.

Michael Austin Bassett was later located and arrested. He has been charge with a Felony for Common Scheme; Criminal Mischief Vandalism. Reminder that all suspects are innocent until proven guilty.

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