Millard Police Blotter September 242001 Knox Huntsman Bradley E Quorp 38 appeared in court for an Initial Appearance Quorp was charged one count of felony three - Pure hasePossession of a Dangerous Weapon one count of misdemeanor A - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance one count of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and one count of misdemeanor C - Driving on a Denied License The case is scheduled for a Waiver Hearing on at 9:00 a m October Royal Monte Roberts 34 appeared in court for a Return on a Bench Warrant Roberts was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance four counts of misdemeanor B - Driving with a Measurable Amount of Controlled Substance Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Driving on a Denied License and Open ContrainerDrinking Alcohol in a Vehicle and three counts of misdemeanor C - False Information to a Police Officer Tail Light Violation and Improper Usage of Lanes Roberts entered into a plea agreement where the misdemeanor A was reduced to a misdemeanor B and he pleaded guilty to Driving w ith a Measurable Amount False Information and Illegal Use of a Controlled Substance The other charges were dismissed He was given six months in MCJ which was suspended given 21 days in given for 21 days served Must serve 12 month probation pay S300 fine and enter into a drug rehab program within ten days Allen Lake 48 appeared in court for a Pretrial Conference Lake was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Child AbuseNeglect and one count of misdemeanor C Intoxication Lake pleaded not guilty to the charges and the case will go to a jury trial on January 20 2002 David G Vollmar 33 appeared in court for a Pretrial Conference Vollmar was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Driving two counts of misdemeanor B Under the Influence of AlcoholDrugs 87 and one count of misdemeanor 75 Vollmar entered into a plea agreement where the misdemeanor A was reduced to a B misdemeanor and he pleaded guilty to Illegal Possession and Driving with a Measurable Amount of a Controlled Substance Speeding and Drug Paraphernalia were dismissed He was given six months in the MCJ which was suspended given 57 days in MCJ with credit given for the 57 days served He was put on court supervised probation for 12 months fined S925 and must attend a substance abuse program and show proof thereof Samuel Allen Trulock 8 failed to appear in court for a Waive Preliminary Hearing Trulock was charged with one count of felony three - Failure to StopRespond at the Command of the Police and two counts of misdemeanor C - Speeding 1075 and (tinting) A No Bail Bench Warrant was Equipment Obstruction issued by the court Thomas Felix Alires 8 appeared in court for a Waive of Preliminary Hearing Alires was charged w ith two counts of felony three - Receiving or Transfer of Stolen Vehicle and Failure to StopRespond at Command of the Police and one count of misdemeanor B - Retail Theft (Gas skip) Alires entered into a plea agreement and the felony two was reduced to a felony three and the misdemeanor B - retail theft was dismissed He pleaded guilty to the two felony three charges APP was ordered to prepare a report for sentencing November 5 at 9:00 a m He was charged with one count of A white male 29 appeared in court for Sentencing felony three - Sex Abuse of a Child He w as given zero to not more than live years in the state prison which was suspended He was given 36 months APP supervised probation the in MCJ 2 months with the standard agreements without release with credit for time served starting forthwith must attend a sexual offense abuse program per APP when released no contact with the victim or people under 8 years of age must register as a sex offender and fined $500 or 100 hours of community service and a surcharge of $450 Matthew Thomas Elton 22 appeared in court for Sentencing Elton was charged with one count of felony two - Theft of a Firearm Elton was sentenced to one and not more than 5 years in the state prison which was suspended He was given 36 months APP supervised probation with the standard conditions 12 months n the MCJ fined $500 or 00 hours for community service and a surcharge of $450 Dallas Watts 22 appeared in court for Sentencing Watts was charged with one count of felony three - Unlawful Sexual Activity with a Minor A No Contact Order with the female is in place If Watts is in the vicinity of the female he will be arrested and returned to the MCJ Watts was charged with violating the No Contact Order on September 23 Judge Eyre ordered him held in MCJ until the violation charge is sorted out on October APP was ordered to prepare a report for sentencing November 5 at :00 a m Bail was set at $5000 cash only after October Kim Daryl Labrum 33 appeared in court for an Arraignment Labrum was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Sex Offender Registration Under state law a sex offender is required to register with the authorities within ten days after moving into the new area failure to do so is a mandatory 90 days in jail recommended sentencing is 80 w'- dayi James Slavcwsvasepfcmrted as his defens attorney Sentencing will be October - Latft0Qam'U''r t£ Bryson Ashley Gift 18 appeared in court for a Review Hearing Gill wayjharged 'with one count of felony three - Illegal PossessionUse of Controlled Substance two counts of misdemeanor B - Illegal PossessionUse of Controlled Substance and Contribat 9:00 uting to the Delinquency of a Minor This case was continued until October am Richard Leroy Weems 2 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Weems was charged with one count of felony three - Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance one count of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and one count of misdemeanor C - False Personal Information to a Police Officer Weems is currently incarcerated and bail was set at $10000 Weenis pleaded guilty to the two charges and was sentenced to six months in the MCJ which was suspended He was given 32 days with credit for the 32 days served 12 months probation with the standard court ordered conditions and must attend a substance abuse program and show proof thereof John L Rawlings 31 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Rawlings was charged with three counts of felony two - Possession with intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance (twice) and PurchasingPossession of a Dangerous Weapon two counts of felony three - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance and Unlawful Use of an ATM Card one count of misdemeanor A - Carrying a Concealed Dangerous Weapon three counts of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Driving with a Measurable Amount of a Controlled Substance and Operating a Vehicle without Insurance and one count of misdemeanor C - License PlateRegistration Violation Judge Eyre heard the testimony from the arresting officer Highway Patrol Sergeant David Rumsficld and determined the case should be held over Rawlings pleaded not guilty to all of the charges Defense Attorney Brent G Berkley said he would file a Motion to Suppress within 31 days Bail remains at $15000 cash only James Reynald Mortensen 32 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Mortensen was charged with three count of felony two - Possession with Intent to Distribute Controlled Substance (twice) and PurchasingPossession of a Dangerous Weapon two counts of felony three - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance and Unlawful Use of an ATM Card one count of misdemeanor A - Carrying a Concealed Dangerous Weapon and one count of misdemeanor B Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia James Slavens was appointed as his defense attorney Judge Eyre heard the testimony ’’ from the arresting officer Highway Patrol Sergeant David Rumsfield and determined the case should be held over Mortensen pleaded not guilty to all of the charges and the case was scheduled for a Preliminary Hearing November 8 at 1:00 am Bail remains at $10000 cash only Cecilia Sanchez Gutierrez Rivera 21 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Gutierrez was charged with two counts of felony one - DistributeOfferArrange to distribute a controlled substance (twice) and one count of felony two - Illegal PossessionUse of Controlled Substance Judge Eyre heard the testimony from the arresting determined held Whatcott and Sheriff Jeff officer Deputy the case should be over Rivera pleaded not guilty to all of the charges and the case was scheduled for a trial October 15 INS has a HOLD on Rivera Benjamin Gamez Rivera 20 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Rivera was by Police Blotter Policy as determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips and Chronicle Progress The Police Blotter The public has a right to know about ail vrests of consequence Information is from officer's reports However is compiled by MCSO delays do occur and namesincidents may not appear or appear at a later date persons charged with a felony will be published with Court continued on page Millar J County Sheriff’s Office information from September 1 1th to September 24th 2001 Information is compiled by MCSO and all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty Monday September 17th 10:05 a m Bradley Eugene Quorp 37 Salt Lake City was arrested at mp!86 by Trooper Gordon Mortensen Quorp was driving a 1999 Dodge Dakota when he was stopped for a equipment violation A license check showed that Quorp had a suspended drivers license because of a warrant out of Murray for $505 Mortensen then located marijuana drug paraphernalia and two handguns Quorp is a convicted felon so he can’t posses the handguns Quorp was transported to jail on the w arrant and charged into 4th District Court with 3rd Degree Felony possession of a firearm by a restricted person Class B Misd possession of marijuana Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia and Class C Misd driving on suspension Judge Haveron set bail at $6325 which Quorp later posted along with posting bail on his warrant and was released pending a future court appearance Tuesday September 18tb 8 Park City UT was arrested at mp 170 by UHP 10:15 am Justino AlejoSilbelrio Sgt David Rumfield Silbelrio was driving a 992 Ford Explorer when he was stopped for speeding 94 miles per hour in a 75 zone Silbelrio did not have adrivers license or any him Silbelrio on was transported to jail and charged into East type of identification Millard Justice Court with Class C Misd speeding and Class C Misd never obtaining a drivers license Silbelrio later posted bail and was released pending a future court appearance Friday September 21st 5:05 pm Nolbcrto Quintero 25 from Mexico was arrested at mp 168 by Trooper Mike Thomas Quintero was driving a 1989 Nissan Sentra when he was stopped for a window tint violation A license check showed that Quintero did not a drivers license and a vehicle registration showed that there was no insurance or proper registration for the vehicle Quintero was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd no insurance Class C Misd window tint violation Class C Misd no registration and Class C Misd never obtaining a drivers license Judge Robison set Bail at $565 which Quintero has yet to post Saturday September 22nd 2:00 a m Spencer Joseph Tolbert 21 American Fork UT was arrested in Delta by Deputy Ray Wright Tolbert was driving a 1999 Pontiac Grand Am when he was stopped after driving erratically Wright determined that Tolbert had been drinking and was too impaired to drive Tolbert was transported to jail and charged into Delta City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI Tolbert posted the $1300 bail and was released into the custody of another adult pending a future court appearance 1:45 a m Samual Pinto Castro 33 Midvale was arrested in Fillmore by Deputy Bill Jackson Castro told Jackson about a crime he allegedly committed in Midvale Jackson confirmed this with Midvale who issued a warrant for Castro charging him with aggravated assault Castro was transported to jail on the warrant where Midvale Police later picked him up Sunday September 23rd 2:33 am Carlos Zunigoi Leyva 29 Delta was arrested in Delta by Deputy Brett Nielson Leyva was driving a 1984 Ford LTD when Nielson attempted to stop him for a traffic violation Leyva then allegedly sped away from Nielson driving through several stop signs at a high rate of speed before he was finally stopped Nielson could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Leyva and determined that he was too impaired to drive A license check showed that Leyva has a suspended drivers license Leyva was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 3rd Degree Felony evading Class B Misd DUI Class B Misd suspended drivers license and Class C Misd stop sign violation Bail was set at $3000 cash by Judge Eyre which Leyva has yet to post 9:35 pm Dallas Michael Watts 22 Delta was arrested in Delta by Deputy Ray Wright Watts allegedly violated a protective order that was against him Watts was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with Class A Misd violation of a protective order Judge Eyre set bail at $5000 cash which Watts has yet to post EMS Fire and Accidents There were 18 ambulance calls this week with East Millard responding to 10 calls West Millard responding to 6 calls and Scipio responding to 2 calls There were 13 fire calls this week with Fillmore responding to 8 calls 7 of those being injury accidents Scipio responding to 2 calls and Lynndyl Leamington and Oak City all responding to call each There were 12 accidents in the county this week with 7 of those being injury accidents Speed Enforcement MCSO Deputies issued 61 citations issued on overtime speed enforcement shifts this week There were 5 citations for speeds of 00 miles per hour or faster Sgt Roger Young had the high speed of the week at 4 miles per hour Deputies Dale Josse and Nathan Tingey also issued citations for 100 miles per hour or faster m— The following is condensed from the Sept 10 meeting of the Millard County Commission These are not the official minutes which may be viewed at the County Courthouse in Fillmore or the County Offices in DeltaSome concern about overtime nepotism and usage at the West Millard Swimming Pool was discussed Records to the first of the year were examined and a total of $86 in overtime was due to five lifeguards The money was paid Cindy Manning requested permission sometime ago to hire her daughter At the time five employees were needed and only three people had applied Manning arranged her schedule in order not to be supervising her daughter Another complaint was that an adult leader to supervise the youth life guards in the morning was not present Manning volunteered to cover that shift but that leaves the afternoon shift open Commissioner Draper suggested leaving the schedule as is during the morning The lifeguards are certified in CPR first aid and water safety Two lifeguards work together so one does not need to leave the chair to take fees A complaint was also received about the Manning family using the pool without paying to use the facility Past commissioners gave the Manning family permission to use the pool on a Sunday when it was closed to the public one day a year for a Christmas party The family docs the cleanup after the party The current Commission agreed to allow the Manning to continue that prac- mu 3L's ADC Livestock Plumbing Welding tice Jack Peterson Fillmore City Building Inspector told the Commission that ten years ago when the East Millard Swimming Pool was built he was the building inspector The design of the roof did not meet fire code He dealt with the State Commission continued on page 9 NO PERSONAL GAIN - NO CLAIM TO FAME A QUIET MAN OF INTEGRITY WINGET IS THE NAME COMMITTED HARDWORKING PRIMARY GENERAL OCT 2N0 2001 NOV 6th 2001 ELECTION ELECTION “I would like to thank the citizens of Fillmore for the trust and confidence they have placed in me over the past few years and would ask that you continue by allow ing me to serve you as Mayor” Paid for by tire committee to MICHAEL B WINGET MAYOR FILLMORE CITY Inc Back Door Angler BiLo Variety Browns Brush Electric Eye Resources Bryce Moody Horseshoeing Bullock Realty Caldwell Oil Farms Meats Classic Cuts Coke Country Copies Courtesy Hardware Cropper & Sons Dan Bringhard Day Leavitt Circle V & Radio Delta Auto Delta Cache Commodities Chevron Chiropractic Delta City Delta Drug VOTE Delta Egg Farm Delta Family Dentistry Delta Family Medicine Ita Floral (2 October 2001) Vernon (Sam) STARLEY i For i Fillmore City Mayor 2 copy j 3 Fire Marshall and signed a waiver saying roof would be over the pool and would lessen the fire hazard Peterson believes if Styrofoam insulation is used on the roof it will increase the fire hazard The foam panels could pick up moisture and make them too heavy for the structure to safely handle He noticed there were a few test panels set up Peterson acknowledged there is a heating problem with the building and suggests a fan system be set up to control humidity and close the windows The Commission said work on the roof has already been put on hold and Draper will check further into the matter Judy Huntsman said she heard there were only two boxes of Centennial Cookbooks available She was reassured there are many more Fillmore Fine Arts is selling the profits will help the Veterans Memorial Fund Huntsman said She was told the Veterans Memorial Committee declined the opportunity to sell the books Any organization can receive $2 in profit by selling the cookbooks The Commission voted to go into the Board of Equalization Assessor Jim Talbot said some changes were requested by taxpayers to the Board of Equalization held in Delta and Fillmore The Commission approved the changes as reported by Talbot Alan Steele presented the benefits of Legal Services Inc to Millard County employees if they would sign up for the plan Auditor John Hansen said it is the county’s policy not to do payroll deductions for employees’ private insurances and similar payroll deductions His office does not want to participate with payroll deductions of this type again Sheriff Ed Phillips said other counties imU IfM A Atkinson Page the J Delta mw 2001 7 Delta 9 September 27 Countv Chronicle Progress County Commission highlights neighbors who volunteer year after year We Love You! 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