A man known widely in the Chicago area as the Dreadhead Cowboy was arrested in Hammond on Thursday.
Hammond Police responded to the 7000 block of Indianapolis Boulevard for reports of someone riding a horse down the street. Police have told Hollingsworth numerous times that it is against city ordinance to have, possess, or ride a horse within city limits.
He attempted to get on his horse while police tried to stop him. At that time Hollingsworth "threw an elbow," striking one of the police officers. No further information is available at this time.that I have read and agree
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