A Jefferson man and woman were arrested after an alleged incident on Tuesday.

Police Chief Dave Morlan says at 5:24pm, an officer and a Greene County Deputy responded to a call in the 400 block of Cedar Street about a female threatening to harm herself.  When the officer arrived, he found out that the female was instead arguing with a male.

The female in question, 29 year-old Shauna Allen, was charged with domestic abuse after an incident on May 26th and there was a no contact order in place.  Once the officer got Allen and the male, 29 year-old Christopher Hernandez outside, the officer arrested Hernandez and put him into the back of the patrol vehicle.  When the officer went back to place Allen under arrest, he heard Hernandez kicking at the door of the car.  The officer asked Hernandez to stop and he did, but not before the vehicle sustained $2,500 in damages. The deputy then arrested Allen and both suspects were transported to the Greene County Jail.  No one was hurt in the incident.

Hernandez is charged with a Class D Felony for second degree criminal mischief and a simple misdemeanor for aiding and abetting the violation of a no contact order.  Allen is charged with a simple misdemeanor for violating a protective order.

Morlan notes that they were both released from the jail under their own recognizance Wednesday morning.