A Scott County School Board member has been arrested on charges of third-degree terroristic threatening and intimidating a participant in the legal process, officials say.
Luther Mason, 81, of Georgetown, bonded out of the Scott County jail Tuesday, a day after his arrest. Kentucky State Police have released few details concerning Mason's arrest.
Trooper Ronald Turley said state police served a warrant Monday night after the complainant, a female, alleged that Mason threatened her while they were involved in a legal process.
But Mason said in a telephone interview with the Herald-Leader Tuesday afternoon that he should not have been arrested because he was actually the person being threatened by someone renting a home from him.
He declined to discuss the case in more detail.
Mason is scheduled to appear in court 10:30 a.m. Dec. 4.
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