Show Police Blotter Police Blotter Policy u determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips and Chronicle Progress The public has a right to know about all arrests of consequence Ihe Police Blotter is compiled by MCSO Information is from officer’s reports However delay s do occur and names incidents may not appear or appear at a later date All persons charged with a felony will be published Millard County Sheriff's Office info from 6 am March 6 to March 13 2000 information is compiled by MCSO from officer reports and or personal accounts all suspects Innocent until proven guilty close look it’s here too Ever see the letters SNIP spray painted on the local bridge1 It stands for Smoke More Pot and the number 4 20 is usually nearby No that’s not a scripture cite it stands for 4 20 p m which is the daly time these artistic giants habitually partake of the forbidden wed cans Gang wannabe’s0 Maybe May be not! If ou look around at some cf the dumpsters walls or other public places you may have seen the number 13 written around Usually the letters SLR are close by No it isn’t a memorial to Sir Dan Marino the football great It stands for Surenos which is an infamous Hispanic garg from the cities They have a large membership and some live in this area Tobacco sellers tested MCSO Deputies tested Millard County Merchants this pavt week on their requirement to ask for identification prior to selling tobacco They accompanied underage buyers to businesses in Scipio Hinckley Delta Fillmore and the surrounding areas Out of these county businesses only two were cited for selling tobacco to an underage buv er The Fillmore Shell Station and Duane’s Foodtown along with their clerks were cited into Fillmore City lustice Court for the violations The level of compliance wa good especially in the Delta area Keep it up we’ll be back W intertime tickets There were 64 tickets written by MCSO Deputies on special speed enforcement shifts this week We have cut down to a few day s a week until the winter is over If we told you what days it would ruin the suspense Anyway The average speed this week was 92 6 mph Deputy Bill Jackson wrote four over 100 mph including 100 104 100 and the high speed of the week at 108 mph Deputies Rhen Kimball and Moms Burton wrote 103 and 101 respectively Tax-Aid- e Schedule Set Monday March 6 11:16 am 911 dispatch received reports of a property damage accident at the Quality Thriftway Store at 185 East Main Street in Delta Deputy Roger Young sponded and investigated the accident According to his report 22 year old Tiffany Garcia of Delta left her car running with two children inside it while she ran into the A store child pulled the shift lever on the red 1986 Chevy Z28 into drive and the vehicle ran into the wall causing part of it to cave into the store The damage estimate was S5500 and there were no injunes Tuesday March 7 529 pm Howard Jensen 76 ot Delta was cited for Class C misd open container of alcohol in a vehicle by Deputy Alan Purv is How ard w as dnv ing his maroon and silv er 2000 Chevy pickup w hen Purv is saw him drinking from a w hiskey bottle while driv ing down the road He was issued a citation into Delta City Justice Court and the alcohol was booked into evidence at mp 4 on SR125 by Utah 7 00 pm Jake Earl Sentker 21 of Delta was Highway Patrol Trooper Rick Nielson Sentker was driving a green 1993 Eagle Talon when he was stopped for speeding 80 mph in a 65 zone and expired registration A license check showed his drivers license was suspended and he was transported to jail He was charged into West Millard Justice Court with Class C misd driving on suspenBail was set at $300 cash which he posted and was released Sentker was also cited sion for other unknown traffic charges prior to his release from jail Wednesday March 8 935 am Jacqlyn D Jackson 30 and Desmond R White 25 both of California were arrested at mp 158 on by Trooper Gordon Mortensen Jackson was the driver of a white 2000 Oldsmobile Intrigue when it was stopped for speeding 97 mph in a 75 zone Mortensen asked Jackson for her drivers license and vehicle registration during the to the vehicle stop She provided her license but could not find the rental agreement Mortensen checked w ith Alamo rental car company who authorized him to impound the vehicle as neither occupant was authorized to use the car Dunng an inventory search of the vehicle Mortensen found approx three pounds of marijuana in the trunk area of the car and both subjects were transported to jail A record check showed that the license Jackson had provided was suspended as well Jackson was charged into 4 District Court with 2 degree felony possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and Class C misd driving on suspension and speeding White was charged into 4 District Court with 2M degree felony possession of marijuana with intent to distribute Thursday March 9 6:00 pm Jamie Robert Key a ka Brett Orton 28 of West Valley City (formerly of by Lehi City Police in at 5 pm He was then transported by Sgt Delta) was Ross Johnson to the Millard County Jail to be booked in on number pair of big money warrants The local warrant had been issued by the 4 District Court in Fillmore charging Key w ith 2"4 degree felony theft of a motor vehicle three counts of 3 degree B felony forgery four counts of theft including both Class A and misdemeanors Bail on that warrant was set at $10000 Key is also being held on a S25000 cash only warrant from Lake theft Salt 3rd District Court charging degree felony County Justice Court has two warrants the first for a $505 Class C misd driving on suspension and the second for a $505 Class B misd false information to a peace officer Last but not least the 4 District Court also has a $220 cash only warrant for failing to comply with a court order The $220 warrant was posted and Key remains confined on the rest of the warrants Unless ending a 4 District Court appearance on March 16 e comes up with a lot of cash for bail Key will then travel the inmate circuit making court ordered stops at all the required destinations prior to his release Friday March 10 1054 am Deputy Roger Young responded to Delta High School on the report of an assault Young worked with school officials and students to determine that a female in the halls of the school After interview s female had assaulted a to juvenile court for Class B and witness statements Young referred the misd assault 12:30 pm Francisco Fabian Araos 32 of Flowed UT was arrested at 765 S Hay 99 in He booked on a warrant that had been issued was $480 by Deputy Devon Quamberg by Nephi Precinct Justice Court Judge Sharia Williams Araos posted the bond and was released pending his appearance in Nephi Saturday March 11 1:25 pm Shaun Douglas Barnett 20 of Logan Ut was arrested at mp 149 southbound by Trooper Mike Thomas Barnett was driving a maroon 1988 Acura construction zone Legend when he was stopped for speeding 76 mph in a Thomas could smell alcohol and marijuana in the vehicle and asked the driv er to step out for field sobriety tests A search of the vehicle uncovered a pipe and marijuana Barnett was transported to jail and chargeJ into East Millard Justice Court with Class B misd DUI Drugs possession of marijuana possession of marijuana and Class C misd speed75 which he posted through a local bondsman and was released ing Bail was set at $2 7:25 pm 911 report of a propane fire at 90 West 100 North in Fillmore Deputies Rick Carter and Steve O'Camb responded as well as Fillmore Fire Dept Deputies stopped traffic while the crew extinguished the fire that had engulfed a propane barbeque between two houses According to firefighters the propane tank had been overfilled and the barbeque w as in use when the overflow valve released the excess pressure This caused the entire barbeque to catch fire and bum some of the hoses off There were no damages to either of the homes and no injuries 8:38 pm David Michael Stewart 36 and Terri Cooke 33 both of Layton UT were arrested at mp 159 southbound by Deputies Steve O’Camb and Rick Carter (See front page story) 847 pm 911 dispatch received reports of a domestic assault at 350 West Center in Fillmore Since Deputies Carter and O’Camb were involved in the other case Deputy He was later assisted by Deputy Bill Jackson was called out from home to respond female had been assaulted by a subject w ho had then fled the area Carter A 2 The deputies searched the area but were unable to located the suspect Sunday March 12 1255 am Raul M Quinteros 33 of Fillmore UT was arrested by Deputies Rhett Kimball Rick Carter and Steve O'Camb Quinteros was the suspect in the donestic assault earlier and was found intoxicated and sleeping in the cab of his 1972 Ford pickup Kimball spotted the truck while on routine patrol anu Quinteros was taken into custody w ithout incident He was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B misd domestic assault Bail was set at $925 w hich he later posted and was released after signing a no contact agreement with the victim pending a future court appearance or should we say Drive Up? 7:49 am on March 7 Deputy Devon Quamberg took the just north of Fillmore Quamberg met port of a shooting on w ith an man who drove to the Sheriff' s Office to report his car had been to the Fillmore area is a reported gang member shot at The man w ho is a recent out of the Utah County area He was returning from a trip to that area and some folks chased him out of weren’t happy about seeing him there Those rival town and decided to follow him to Fillmore and shoot out a few of his car windows w ith a shotgun The w indshield and front passenger w indow of the chicle were blown out as well as a portion of the dashboard The victim was uninjured He said he only knew the first name of the suspect and identified his vehicle as being a maroon car with chrome splash guards Think it can’t happen here? Think again EMS Fire and Accidents There were only two fire calls this week with Fillmore responding to the barbeque fire There were 17 ambulance runs this week with West and an injury accident on Millard responding to 10 East Millard 5 and Eskdale and Baker Nevada one each Most of the runs were patient transfers to hospitals in northern Utah Officers from the LHP this week accidents and MCSO responded to five Ever heard of Tagging? Tagging is a familiar problem for many people including the owners of brick walls train cars and freeway signs Graffiti is a more commonly understood name for the same problem Many of you have seen the graffiti or tagging in the cities but if you take a real COPY The Tax season is rapidly coming to an wdl be at end Trained AARP the following locations to assist elderly and low to middle income individuals with free tax preparation and counseling Ifyou counwould like to meet w ith a selor please call for an appointment DELTA M E Bird Center 240 West 100 South Delta Utah 84624 Tuesdays 600 PM to FILLMORE: Pahvant Senior Center 55 South 400 West Fillnore Utah 84631 8 to 16 2000 Page 3 Commission highlights The following is condensed from the minutes of the Millard County Commission meeting March 6 These are not the official minutes which may be seen at the County ( ourthouse in Fillmore ( ommisMoners Draper and Dear Jen attended the est Millard Recreation meeting March 3 They are working to budget funds from the Recreation Budget to support a supervisor They discussed the revenue of the West Millard Recreation Department and explained how it has been working Draper talked with Glen Swalberg Millard County Tourism Director an ad had been placed in an ATV magazine for one month but ran two months This is an additional cost of $1382 00 It is unknown if the mistake was the county’s or the magazine’s The budget may hav e to be opened for additional funds Pat Jerome Utah State Parks has requested funds from the county to help purchase and install courtesy docks at Gunnsion Bend Reservoir Jerome asked for a donation between $2500 and $3000 The Commission approved the request if Jerome is successful in obtaining a grant Commissioner Dearden attended the Association of Government economic development meeting and RDC meeting in Richfield Part of the discussion focused on the Fillmore Industrial Cooperative They are still working to spread the obligation of the failure of the business as far as possible so the least amount of entities will be hurt financially S Torest Service discussed the BobGardnerU cooperative road agreement between the county and National Forest Service Schedule A is the same as last year with the addition of two roads Little Creek in Fool Creek and the lower county section of the Com Creek road The Commission approved the three agreement Forest Serv ice3 Agreement Schedule A the Project Agreement for road maintenance and the Agreement of Application of Magnesium Chloride Names were discussed to contact for acceptance of appointment to the Millard ounty Boundary Commission This was an agenda item for March 13 Auditor Hansen told the Commission the East Millard Maintenance has gone ova budget in two budgets and West Millard Recreation has gone over budget in one The Commission approved the final E91 Systems bill for $84033 60 and approved tax exemption for Intermountain lealth Care Serv ices Days or Wednesdays 10 00 AM Delta City Library 76 North 200 West Delta Utah 81624 Mrch Miliarj Ccuntv Chronicle Progress 00 FM of the Oed West RODEO QUEEN CONTEST When: April 28 5 Ages: To sign up call: 0 or 00 PM 16-2- 864-268- Tuesday 1000 AM to Noon MillardTillmore Public Library 25 North 100 West Fillmore Utah 84631 864-401- 9 Millard County Resident only Single and never been married contestants only Tuesdays 200 PM to 4 00 PM Six County RSVP and the Volunteer Center arc proud to be associated with If you wish further AARP formation about how you can use your time skills and experience to solve priority problems in your local community please call Kathy Erickson at ext ext 28 or call TIRED OF CABLE RATE HIKES? 28 Millard County Jr Livestock show Sheep and Swine tagging Board members will be weighing and tagging all sheep and swine to be exhibited at the up coming Millard County Jr Liv estock Show on March 25 from 9 until a m at the Millard County Fair Grounds in Delta The Millard County and Jr Livestock Show is open to all EFA members that are in the third grade through their senior year of high school For more information please contact any stock show board member or Tcri Taylor show secretary Attention Senior Livestock Exhibitors don’t forget to apply for the Millard County Jr Livestock Show Scholarship See your school counselor Hester Ii!sv:ta::: DISH 500 Basic Digital Satellite TV System Professional Insallatlon subscribe to one year of Amen as Top 100 CD programming packoge plus one Premium Movie package for only $39 98month basic and get a FREE DISH 500 Digital Satellite TV System and Simply Professional Installation Hu Pid CZjuZ In ancient Egypt it was not uncommon for cats to wear gold earrings and dogs to wear silver necklaces I ffit fM (iks TIT 225D s TT Crazy? RaimiMaker Inc and a dozen or so local farmers deemed so by expert At the seminar presented by Utah State University on the 29 of February 2000 the experts presented evidence that the dramatic benefits of using sulfur processed through a sulfur burner “RainMaker” is nothing but BUNK! The position of the EXPERT is contradicted by the USDA in Hand Book 60 Published in the 1950’s As well as an inestimable number of other sources Not the least of which are the dirty dozen who exclaim that their crops have improved some DRAMATICALLY Not only in Quantity but Quality If you are interested in learning the TRUTH plan on attending the upcoming workshop WITHOUT YOU YOUR CROPS COULD DIE OF THIRST COME TO THE WORKSHOP MAR 21 2600 MILLARD COUNTY FAIR BLDG The workshop is FREE and lunch will be served at S5 per late Workshop Begins at 10:00 am THERE WILL BE EXHIBITORS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT rrji'j 4 - t |