The case stemmed from a 2017 accident at Berry Plastics Corp. Employee Dillon Rose’s hand was crushed when a co-worker activated a machine Rose was trying to fix. A drug test after the accident showed that Rose had recently smoked marijuana, which called into question whether or not the accident was Rose’s fault.

The probable cause statement says the suspect threatened and choked his grandparents, then grabbed a board and metal pipe to swing at the victims on New Year’s Eve 2017.

Investigators found three Asian leopard cats.

Recipients are asked about drug use and some take drug tests. Those who fail to show up for the test or do not complete it are ineligible for benefits for three years.

A neighboring business told police after the Nov. 19 attack in Ballwin that a man fitting the suspect’s description had given her a business card.