The car belongs to his ex-wife's husband, who viewed the incident from his home office.
The husband was at home when he heard a cracking sound outside, according to the charging documents. When he looked outside his office window, he saw Jensen smashing the car window.
After smashing the window, Jensen returned to a nearby white van and left.
Deputies responded and located Jensen a short distance away driving a white van with tires that matched the tire streaks left in the snow near the complainant's home.
The repair costs totaled $2,800.
Charges for third-degree criminal mischief were filed on Feb. 14, and Jensen is scheduled for his first court appearance on Feb. 25.



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