Show Police Blotter Miliard County Sheriff Office arrests accident) report and other information from August 2J 6 am to August 30" 6 am This information is compiled b MC'SO staff ail suspects are innocent until proven guilt) Monday August 23 6:35 am 91 dispatch received report of an injury accident at mp 136 Northbound Utuh Highway Patrol Trooper Mike Thomas responded and advised that it was property damage only Thomas said a 1997 GMC Pickup driven by Austin L Bistline age 17 of Colorado City AZ was Northbound towing a diesel generator The generator started to swerve side to side and she attempted to slow down but the towed unit skidded sideways into the median which caused both vehicles to roll She was seat belted in and sustained no injuries 2 43 pm Michelle Hare Stevens age 36 Fillmore IT was arrested by Deputy Bill Jackson at Bradshaw Auto Parts in Fillmore Stevens was attempting to purchase a firearm hen the business ran the required background check through the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification The check revealed a S5000 warrant for 3 Degree felony illegal possuse of a controlled substance out of Salt Lake City District Court BCI alerted MCSO dispatch and she was brought to the Millard County Jail where West Valley Police Dept was contacted They declined to extradite her on the warrant say ing they don't have the manpower to come get her She was then released from custody the firearm purchase was denied by BCI Tuesday August 24" 2:29 pm Richard Paul Assenberg age 30 SLC L'T was arrested by Reserve Deputy 5 He was cited with Class B misd driving on Jim Ferguson at mp 179 Southbound suspension and speeding into East Millard Justice Court Subject also had 2 traffic warrants out of Salt lake City District Court He posted bond on the new charges and the warrants and was released Wednesday August 25 10:50 am Debra L Roper age 38 Las Vegas NV was arrested by Deputy Brett NicTson at mp 177 Northbound A $500 cash only warrant out of American Fork Police Department for theft of serv ices was found and she was booked into the Millard County Jail Family members later posted the bail and she was released 1:56 pm 91 received dispatch conflicting reports of a one car rollover anywhere from mp 153 to mp 143 Southbound on The cell phone callers all said that the single female occupant of the vehicle was trapped in the car which was upside down in as well as Deputy the median L'HP Troopers responded from various locations on L'HP Sgt Steve Fsplin was units and Fillmore and fire'rescue Ambulance Roger Young the first to arrive at the scene which was at mp 1428 Thomas investigated the accident and said a 1998 Buick driven by Mary C Chevalier age 50 of South Ogden L'T rolled when the driver fell asleep at the wheel He said she drifted off the left side of the road and ov ercorrected w hen she aw oke This caused he to go shamlv to the right where she ov ercorrected again and rolled into the median She w as earing a seathelt and sustained only cuts and bruises 7:23 pm 911 dispatch received reports of a rollover accident involving 2 semi trucks L'HP Troopers Gordon Mortensen and Paul the North Fillmore Interchange on Mitchell responded as well as Deputies Rick Carter Rhett Kimball Sgt Jim Masner and the ambulance and 2 fire'rescue units out of Fillmore Mortensen said a 1990 Volvo semi truck driven by Ruel V Degrey age 69 of Reams L'T was pulling triples (3 trailers) Northbound on The driver of the truck said the wind caught the rear trailer of his truck just as he passed under the Flowell Road overpass and pulled the truck off the East side of the road w here the rear two trailers both rolled ov er but remained in tact The truck and first trailer jack knifed but remained up right Degrey refused care when examined by EMT's Cleanup crews worked into the night to upright and remove all the trailers There was no other truck involved although it appeared that way at the scene Mortensen said the accident was caused by the high winds which had blown the empty trailers around and caused the rear one to go off the road Damage estimate was $ 3000 Thursday August 26 :05 am 911 dispatch received report of a property damage accident at RC Staples Department Store in Delta Deputy Roger Young investigated the accident He said that a 985 Dodge driven by Cindy Palmer age of Delta crashed into the brick exterior all of the store causing $2000 of damage to the store and over $ 700 damage to the car She pulled into a parking space but didn't have any brakes when she pushed on the (dal and hit the w all Friday August 27 4:30 pm Joshua Corey Coleman age 2 Orem UT was arrested at mp 179 Southbound by Deputy Morris Burton Burton had stopped 2 cars for speeding at 103 mph The first ehicle w as written a citation and released When Coleman was asked for his license he said it w as at home Coleman did provide his license number and a check was run on it which showed his license was suspended Coleman was charged into EMJC w ith Class B misd speeding and driv ing on suspension bail was set at $400 4:49 pm Al Benson Dav is age 18 UT a 17 ear old male juvenile from Ogden and Sam Denny Reddye age 18 Ogden UT were all arrested at mp 191 Northbound by Deputy Roger Young Young stopped them for speeding 91 mph and asked the driver for some identification but he had none Young felt something was not right so he pulled them out of the vehicle Reddy e's drivers license check returned denied and showed a warrant out of Ogden Neither of the other subjects had any ID Troopers Gordon Mortensen and Greg Kelsey arrived as backup as Reddye was arrested for the denied license and speeding No one in the car had a valid drivers license so the vehicle was towed until a licensed driver could pick it up Prior to the towing the vehicle an inventory search was done and marijuana along with rolling papers were located in the passenger door The other two occupants were arrested for the drug charges as well Reddye was standing next to a patrol car on the side of the road while the vehicle was searched w hen he proceeded to shake his right leg back and forth Mortensen said it w as an attempt to get rid of a full baggie of marijuana he had hidden in the crotch of his extra baggie pants The baggie and two marijuana cigarettes were loca'ed after they fell out of his pant leg The subjects were transported to jail where Reddye was charged with Class A misd possession of marijuana Class B misd DU1 Drugs driving on suspension speeding and possession of paraphenalia Davb w as charged with Class A misd poss of marijuana and Class B misd poss of paraphenalia Both are awaiting bail hearings in EMJC The 7 year old juvenile was booked into jail at which time deputies found more marijuana in his clothing He w as referred to juvenile court for Class A misd poss of marijuana and paraphenalia He was then released to his mother later in the night The group was returning from Las Vegas where they had retrieved their car which had been impounded by the Metro Police Dcpt for drugs One of the subject's said that Metro had impounded their car but they weren't smart enough to find the drugs Some people never learn 7:16 pm Richard Eugene Lippis age 48 Glen dale AZ was arrested at mp 13S 5 by UHP Sgt Fred Swain He w as stopped for speeding 94 mph in the Northbound 65 mph construction zone in Cove Fort He was charged into EMJC with Class B misd DUI Alcohol and speeding bail was $1400 Subject refused a breath test w hich results in an automatic year suspension of his drivers license :05 pm James Clayton Byers age 9 Lyman WY Wade Walter Sanderson age 20 Lyman WY and Bryan Joe Walker age 23 Lyman WY were all arrested after an incident UHP Trooper Gordon Mortensen requested backup at mp 164 Southbound on where two subjects had run from the vehicle he had stopped Deputies Clete Carter Devon Quambcrg and Trooper Greg Kelsey all responded Mortensen said he stopped a car for speeding 04 mph and there were three occupants in the vehicle He said he was performing field sobriety tests on the driver prior to arresting him for DUI alcohol While he was testing the driver the other two subjects ran from the vehicle and jumped the fence Dispatcher John Orullian called al! the 24 hour businesses in the area and was notified that the suspects had been in the Maverick Station Officers combed the ares and Kelsey saw the suspects trying to get in the Burger King restaurant at the South Fillmore Interchange which was closed for the night When they saw Trooper Kelsey they ran North towards some semi trucks parked there Kelsey called for backup and exited his car in foot pursuit Deputy Devon Qtwrnberg and Kelsey chased Byers who was determined to get away and had to be tackled to be taken into custody Carter chased Walker on foot for approx ISO yards before he gave up end was taken into custody as well All of the subjects were intoxicated Sanderson was the driver and he was charged with Class B mjsd DUI not a drop open container in vehicle speeding and failure to signal Bail was set at $1 350 in EMJC Byers was charged with Class B misd undemgc consumption of alcohol public intoxication interfering with arrest (commonly referred to as resisting arrest) and open container his bail was set at $1165 into EMJC Walker was charged with Class B misd public intoxication open container in vehicle and interfering with arrest his bail was set at $305 in EMJC Sararday Aagvat 2S 12:54 am 911 4 bp tea received report of an injury accident at mp 13 on SR650 which is 70 miles west of Delta Deputy Morris Burton responded as well as Delta ambulance and firerescue truck Burton said the occupants of the vehicle received only minor injuries and did not need treatment Accident was investigated by LHP Trooper Ehacr who said mat Ethan A Cocuch age 22 of Huntsville AL was driving a 1994 Honda Accord Eactbound when he swerved to miss a road hazard He then w ent off the edc of the road and blew out two tires No injuries or additional property damage '4:43 am 91 1 dfcfMtea received report of a semi on fire it mp 102 on SR6 South of LyvodyL Trooper Rodney Elmer responded as well as Deputy Steve Allied and the ynndyt Fir Dept Elmer said the truck was Southbound when an air hoe apparently broke and locked up the rear braThis caused a fire which burned up the rear axla and at l of the tractor There was over SI""!' Usuries rJicr at mp 1"2 Vrt am 91 dispalrh received report ot aone ca' Deputy Mike Winget and t'HP Trooper Mike Thomas responded - we': - Vipio and Fillmore Ambulances and fire rescue Thomas sjij a Mcrcjn IracC 4 St 23 when J he of at Northbound a James driven by p M tieorge Simpkins age fell asleep and drifted off the road He ov ercorrected and rolled irto the median s he trapped in the vehicle as it sat upside down in the median V'olker age 22 also of St George was pulled from the wreckage a by slander ith minor EMS arrival He was transported to Fillmore Hospital injuries Ihcdnve' was supplied with oxv gen and covered with vttetv blaikets while the rescue crew iittc J the rear of the car and cut the entire left side ut the car off to remove him He sultered lacerations and a broken shoulder and was transported to Fillmore Hospital ith minor injuries Damage amount was $10000 to the vehicle 1:00 pm Jose Marquez Gonalez age 23 Mesquite NV was arrested a! mp 1"K Southbound by Deputy Rhert Kimball Kimball asked the driver for his license and ran the license number he said he'd lost his wallet and just gave him a number Kimball This would be grounds for a through the dispatch where it returned expired in but the license showed he was b'2 tall Deputy Kimball arrested and release citation the 5'7" subject for Class B misd false information to a peace officer no dr vers license and speeding 88 in a 75 zone Gonzalez said the license he gave wa his cousins who has the same name and he'd been using it for a couple of years 7:34 pm Mitchell Coburn Skinner age 25 avion LT was arrested near the mp 1"8 by Trooper Gordon Mortensen Skinner was speeding 8' mph when overpass on Mortensen pulled behind him and activated his lights The car exited and went over ihc overpass to the east frontage road When Skinner was asked what he was doing he said Mortensen said he could smell alcohol and he thought there was a gas station there asked if he'd been drinking but he said no A poor performance on field sobnery tests showed he was impaired and he was arrested for DL Alcohol He was transported to jail where it was found that he had a $5000 warrant out of Clearfield Police Dept for He was charged into EMJC with Class B misd DL DUI Alcohol speeding open container and driving on suspension Skinner's blood alcohol content was 16 at the jail above the legal limit of 08 He will be extradited bv Clearfield P D when he done County Chronicle Progress Millard tires September 1999 Page 2 3 8 42 15 13 J'r r W here 10:55 pm 12 year old male juvenile was arrested b Deputies Morris Burton and Steve Allred at 350 W 200 N in Delta He had snuck out of the house and taken his mothers Jeep Cherokee for a ride He was referred into juvenile court tor lass B misd Joyriding and driving under the age 16 Sunday August 29" 12:30 am Jerrold Max Kennedy age 22 Delta appeared at the sheriff's office in Delta Ihc warrant to post bail on a $95 cash only warrant out of Nephi City Justice Court had been issued for failing to pay a fine for speeding 12:43 am 91 dispatch received report of a property damage accident at I'l west Main Street in Delta Edward "Ted" Harris age 76 of Delta was driving a W Ford Pickup when he pulled out of the Rancher Cafe attempting to go est on Main Street Ford Ranger He failed to see Eldon Oman age 55 of Hinkley who was driving a Harris hit the left bed of the truck Damage amount was estimated at $3000 4:40 am Wade Allen Bellistonage 19 SI C L'T was arrested in Fillmore Canyon by EMJC with Class was Belliston Carter and Justin into Clete charged Tecplcs Deputies B misd possession of marijuana paraphenalia and underage consumption possession of alcohol Bail was set at $1385 4:00 pm Gregory Saunders age 5 SLC L'T w as arrested by Trooper Rotiney Elmer Elmer said that he stopped Saunders for speeding 85 "5 zone at mp 173 on Saunders made clear that he was a defense attorney and he was only going 82 mph and asked what Elmer was going to do about it Elmer wrote Saunders a speeding citation which he refused to sign because he said Elmer w as a liar and it w as a false document He Jail where he posted the $40 bail was arrested and transported to the Millard County and was released 4 26 pm 911 dispatch received report of a one car rollover at mp 159 Southbound on Deputy Roger Young and Trooper Gordon Mortensen responded as well as Fillmore Ambulance and fire rescue units A car dm en by My rlene Ly tie age 62 of St George UT rolled over and she was trapped in the vehicle She was treated for lacerations and shock w h ile the roof of the car w as taken off so she could be remov ed She w as transported to Fillmore Hospital The accident is still under investigation The old switcheroo Deputy Rhett Kimball stopped a car for speeding 102 mph at mp 175 Southbound on The female driv er decided the passenger needed to driv e from then on Less than a mile down the road Deputy Winget unknowingly stopped the chicle for speeding and cited her for 90 mph The new driver apparently just getting get back up to speed EMS and Fire Calls Fillmore Ambulance responded to 7 medical calls this week Delta to 3 and Scipio to There were 14 fire calls that 17 different departments responded to Five of the fires were lightning started Fearless burglars Avery serious burglary occurred in Fillmore City this past week A 1988 dark blue white Mercury Grand Marqu s w as stolen from a residence on Cany on Road in Fillmore Thursday morning The vehicle was inside the closed garage being fixed up The suspects waited until the female subject left the residence and then entered the home through the garage They stole a 2 gauge shotgun a 36 cal iber black powder pistol a rifle and various other expensive items Two suspicious subjects had been seen in the area earlier but had not been reported It was right in the middle of the day these criminals aie becoming more and more brazen No other information can be released due to the investigation Cars in Delta and Lynndyl have been burglarized as well Please be on the lookout Speeding 101 at Millard County U MCSO deputies issued 153 citations on special speed enforcement shifts between August 16 and August 22nd Incredibly this was the fastest week we've had with 7 tickets issued over 100 mph five of which were 101 The average speed of 91 4 tied w ith the 4 of July weekend for the fastest average in the 'i ears that MCSO has Remember all of these citations are worked the extra speed enforcement shifts on written on extra patrol shifts they don't count the tickets issued w hile deputies or L'HP are on their normal patrol shifts Roger Young wrote 8 tickets over 100 mph including the top speed of 108 on Monday August 16 at 8 20 pm W m Commission highlights rair BmtJ and RJerrtrnee :c tomplimcMcd h or the t:me and eJJor: 'he Ihc rodeo uHinniUrt had purtha'ed Ra:nu: IrNjrane for Aw MoJ one p rr quarter inch of rain fell between on ary dav ot the rodeo the insurance coverage guaranteed S5' an Draper me' with Nielson rovked k Productions and ei up tcaT roping for the eamington Celebration on Labor Day He also met with Sherry Harper about the car show The tar club was aked to Sept pay a cleaning deposit and the tee for the fair building a waived Commissioners Draper and Dearden met with L'tah Iepanment of Transportation r hey discussed encroachment Dear Jen ajvied r "hav ne Henne planning Millard Counts Road Department Super-iMir to contact Mr Snow the presenter ith questions ol encroachment at the new busmen north of illmore DrarJen Arden cortaded tr emotions about a one "spender nry He sharge 'or j tJ generat'ns t a i0d to contact MliaJ ounry Plan- I he t't tl Drive ning S g arrcn lyde arid Nan Hunker and Peterson spend a day on the desert ith ar individual with Juestions about the ilderness Proposal They were complimented tor taking the time to do o Commissioner Cox said the National Association of Counties is asking for sistance in submitting lerters to representatives to kill Bill HRI691 The bill is a Protection Religious Freedom Liberty Act Cox told trie commission about ous issues of the bill and the impact on counties A busines- - licence lor Robin's storage was approved business hcenc for Keith's Repair upon a further check into zoning was also approved Kelly safely reminds this Labor Day Weekend farmers to sign up Wording to I tah Safety Council timates four I tahns may die in motor vehicle crashes this Labor Day weekend a the last day s of summer come to a close Nationally as many people will be in crashes senous enough to kill them over Labor Day The increase in traffic during the traditional "last weekend" of summer puts many travelers at risk of being involved in a motor vehicle ashmgton r arm Sen ic Administrator Keith Keilv today reminded hog for the SliMml-liofarmers that second payment of the Small ration Payment program has begun I'nder the program announced in Jul) ice President Ciore struggling small by and hog farmers will gin to receive about Sl" milium in additional cash assistance as early as - a"? crash The I 'tah Safety Council offers following safe dm ing and ist the motor- "Many American hog farmers are suffering because of the lowest prices in 50 years" Kelly said "The new fun build on the S50 million already paid to hog fanners earl this year providing more to an even greater number hog money farmers for the new round of assistance began August 9 lsNs) Hog farmers who received the earlier payments will automatically receive the new ment in August and are required to apply or fill out additional paperwork Farmers seeking payments for the first time will receive checks within a few w eeks of their The Administration has taken a number of other step to assist Americans hog farmers including increasing I S pork purchases promoting increased pork exports and extending additional financial protections to hog farmer travel- ing tips: Always wear your safety belt and buckle children in the appropriate child safety seat or safety belt Slow down and drive the speed limit Speeding continues to be the number one contributing factor in fatal crashes Plan ahead: Have your vehicle spected and tuned allow plenty of travel time bring games and toy s to keep children entertained During long trips fight dm er fatigue by getting plenty of sleep pnor to trav el take rest stops every 90 minutes and rotate driv ers During bad weather slow down and increase your following distance Pull ov er and w ait out the storm if necessary Respect other travelers by keeping a safe follow ing distance and using turn signals correctly merging Take extra precaution when traveling around large trucks and give them extra driving room They have larger blind spots and take longeT to slow down and stop The L'tah Safety Council encourages everyone to have a safe and fun holiday and to remember that whatever the tivity protect vourself and your family by practicing safe driving habits For more information and a Dnve Friendly ext 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