{"id":76,"date":"2007-02-21T15:13:16","date_gmt":"2007-02-21T22:13:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.amateurvideoblog.com\/sex_blog\/?p=76"},"modified":"2007-03-09T17:14:39","modified_gmt":"2007-03-10T00:14:39","slug":"porn-dvd-causes-panic","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/amvc.com\/sex-blog\/2007\/02\/porn-dvd-causes-panic\/","title":{"rendered":"Porn DVD Causes Panic"},"content":{"rendered":"

OCONOMOWOC, Wis. (AP) – A man says he broke into an apartment with a cavalry sword because he thought he heard a woman being raped, but the sound actually was from a pornographic movie<\/a> his upstairs neighbor was watching.”Now I feel stupid,” said James Van Iveren, who has been charged in the case. “This really is nothing, nothing but a mistake.”<\/span>According to a criminal complaint, the neighbor told police that Van Iveren pounded on the door and kicked it open without warning Feb. 12, damaging the frame and lock.<\/span>“Where is she?” Van Iveren demanded, thrusting the sword at the neighbor, the complaint said. “Where is she?”<\/p>\n

The neighbor told police Van Iveren became increasingly aggressive as he repeated the question, insisting that he had heard a woman being raped. The complaint said that, with the sword pointed at him, the neighbor led Van Iveren throughout the apartment, opening closet doors to prove he was alone.<\/p>\n

The neighbor later played for police the part of the DVD<\/a> he believed Van Iveren heard downstairs.<\/p>\n

Van Iveren, 39, of Oconomowoc, was charged with criminal trespass, criminal damage and disorderly conduct, all while using a dangerous weapon, and is due in court March 5. Together, the misdemeanor counts carry a maximum sentence of 33 months in jail.<\/p>\n

Van Iveren said Tuesday that he heard a woman “screaming for help,” grabbed the sword, bounded up the stairs, kicked in the apartment door and confronted the man who lived there.<\/p>\n

“I intended to hold it behind my back and knock. But I froze and instead, what happened happened,” he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.<\/p>\n

Contesting his neighbor’s account, Van Iveren said he didn’t look anywhere in the apartment except the front room, and that he never threatened the neighbor with the sword.<\/p>\n

“I had the sword extended. But that was all,” he said.<\/p>\n

Van Iveren, who lives with his mother in the downstairs apartment, said he did not call police when he heard the noises because he does not have a telephone. He said he barely knew the upstairs tenant.<\/p>\n

Police seized Van Iveren’s sword, which he said was a family heirloom.<\/p>\n

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