In October 2014, after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Dahl was found guilty except for insanity on two counts of third-degree assault and one count of unlawful use of a weapon by a Washington County judge, who placed him within the jurisdiction of the state's Psychiatric Security Review Board. Dahl then fought with officers as they arrested him, sending three officers to the hospital. Upon officers’ arrival, Dahl fled the scene in a black Cadillac Escalade and proceeded to immediately ram two police cars head on. In November 2013, a female friend of Dahl’s called the police to report that he was having a mental health crisis. In June 2017, the organization contributed to grain shipments bound for a village in Mali. In 2016, Dahl started an organization known as Discover African Art, for which he opened a flagship showroom in Clackamas, Oregon and a boutique in Portland's Pearl District the following year. In August 2015, Dave's Killer Bread was acquired by Flowers Foods for $275 million. After initial success at local farmers' markets, stores began carrying the brand's products and by 2013, the company had employed over 300 people (approximately one third of whom were ex-felons) at its headquarters in Milwaukie, Oregon. While working at the bakery, Dahl came up with a cornmeal-crusted loaf which he and his brother named "Dave's Killer Bread" and formed the basis of the new brand. Dahl was released from prison on December 27, 2004, after which he rejoined his brother Glenn at the family bakery for the third time.
In 2001, he was placed on a drug treatment program and vocational training in computer-aided drafting and design, which he began to teach other prisoners after excelling at the course. In 1997, Dahl was arrested again in Portland, Oregon, after which he was incarcerated at the Snake River Correctional Institution near Ontario, Oregon. He rejoined the bakery in 1989 after accepting a job offer from his brother Glenn before quitting again and moving to Massachusetts, where he served more time in prison for armed robbery. In 1987, Dahl was incarcerated for the first time after burglarizing a house. Dave often fought with his father because he did not like working there and began smoking cigarettes and using other drugs in his teens. At the age of 9, Dahl began working at the family bakery which was founded by his father James A.
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