Timmerman said at the time that he didn’t refute much of the woman’s account, according to court records. She said Timmerman called and texted her repeatedly for weeks. “He began screaming outside, and then came in and waited until I would come (and) talk to him,” she said. When she broke off the relationship in late September 2017, she told the court that Timmerman showed up at her workplace. Towards the end of our relationship he became obsessive driving by events I attended, and threatening suicide, when I expressed my dislike for the behavior (and) the relationship.” He scared and guilted me into continuing the relationship for longer than I desired. “He often would scream or intimidate me when arguing. “The relationship was controlling and manipulative,” she said in a handwritten statement to the court.

She said in the petition for a domestic violence restraining order that she and Timmerman started dating in early 2017, weeks after she turned 18. The woman, whom KRBD is not naming to protect her privacy, worked for Timmerman in the summer of 2016, according to a sworn statement she filed with the court in late 2017. He filed on Wednesday to run for a one-year City Council seat. (Leila Kheiry/KRBD)Ī candidate for Ketchikan City Council said he was ending his campaign - and then reversed himself - after KRBD asked him about domestic violence restraining orders tied to his relationship with an 18-year-old woman when he was 46.ĭave Timmerman pleaded guilty and served time in jail for violating one of the protective orders, court records show. Dave Timmerman speaks at a Chamber of Commerce forum in 2016.

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