A Colorado CEO was charged with assault after allegedly strangling a teenage boy at an In-N-Out restaurant in Loveland. The incident occurred after the teenage boy and his friends were horsing around and splashing water on each other, unintentionally splashing a nearby customer. When the boy went to apologize to the woman, an adult male accompanying her suddenly grabbed him, placed both hands around his neck, pulled him down to the table, and threw him backward onto the floor. The man, later identified as 55-year-old Lucas N. Kalisher, left the restaurant before police arrived.
After reviewing witness accounts and video footage, the police identified Kalisher as the suspect, and he turned himself in to the authorities just after 10:30 p.m. on August 13. Kalisher has been charged with a felony count of second-degree strangulation and a misdemeanor count of child abuse. He was arraigned on Wednesday following the incident. Kalisher is the CEO of Summit Source Funding LLC in the Denver area, according to his LinkedIn page. The Loveland Police Department issued a statement expressing their gratitude to the community for their assistance in identifying Kalisher, highlighting their vision for unity.
The Loveland Police Department responded to reports of a fight at the In-N-Out restaurant, where they found the 15-year-old boy who had been allegedly assaulted by Kalisher. According to the police report, the incident occurred after the boy and his friends were horsing around and splashing water on each other, which accidentally splashed a customer nearby. Kalisher, who was with the woman that had been splashed, grabbed the boy, placed his hands around his neck, pulled him down to the table, and threw him onto the floor.
Kalisher left the fast-food restaurant before authorities arrived at the scene, but after reviewing witness accounts and video footage, the police were able to identify and apprehend him. Kalisher turned himself in to the authorities and was charged with second-degree strangulation and child abuse. The Loveland Police Department expressed their appreciation for the community’s assistance in identifying Kalisher and emphasized their vision of unity and collaboration in their statement following the incident.
The incident at the In-N-Out restaurant in Loveland resulted in the arrest of CEO Lucas N. Kalisher, who was charged with assault after allegedly strangling a teenage boy. The boy had been involved in horseplay with his friends, splashing water on each other, which inadvertently splashed a customer nearby. Kalisher, who was with the woman that had been splashed, physically assaulted the boy by grabbing him, choking him, and throwing him to the ground.
Kalisher turned himself into the authorities after being identified as the suspect and was charged with a felony count of second-degree strangulation and a misdemeanor count of child abuse. The Loveland Police Department commended the community for its support and assistance in identifying Kalisher, highlighting their commitment to unity and teamwork. Kalisher’s arraignment took place following the incident at the In-N-Out restaurant, where he was charged with the alleged assault on the teenage boy.
