Show Police Blotter Police Blotter Policy as determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips and Chronicle Progress The public has a nght to know about all arrests of consequence The Police Blotter is compiled by MCSO Information is from officer's reports However delays do occur and namcs'mcidents may not appear or appear at a later date All persons charged with a felony will be published Millard County Sheriff's Office information from July 7th to July 1 6th 2001 Information is compiled by MCSO and all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty Sunday July 8th 1:20 a m James Nathan Gene Murdock 19 Draper Ut was arrested at mp 146 by Trooper Rod Elmer Murdock was driving a 998 Jeep Cherokee when he was stopped for speeding 90 miles per hour in a 75 zone A licensee heck showed that Murdock was driving on a suspended license and that he did not have insurance Murdock was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B M sd suspended license Class B Misd no proof on insurance and Gass C Misd speeding Murdock later posted a S740 bond and was released pending a future court appearance 330 p m Joseph Otto Holm 19 Salt Lake City was attested at the Millard County Jail by Deputy Jeff Gehre Holm had stopped at the jail to pay the bail on a warrant for oneof his friends It just so happened that Holm had 2 warrants from Hurricane in the amount of S 500 and from Salt Lake for SI 50 Holm posted bail on both warrants and was released 909 a m Peter Douglas Mackenzie 40 Canada was arrested at mp 190 by Deputy Dale Josse Mackenzie was driving a Volvo Semi Truck when he was stopped for speeding 106 miles per hour in a 75 zone Mackenzie was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd reckless driving and Class C Misd speeding Mackenzie was seen by Judge Hare and pled guilty to both charges Mackenzie was fined $250 and given a 5 day jail sentence with 4 of those days suspended and was released Richard Legrand Wolfgramm 22 Salt Lake City was arrested at mp 190 by speeding 92 miles per hour in a 75 zone suspended drivers license Wolfgramm transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd driving on suspension and Gass C Misd speeding Wolfgramm later posted a $360 bond and was released pending a future court appearance 2:15 pm Chad F Greathouse 22 Delta was attested at the Delta City Park by Deputy Ray Wright Provo District Court had issued a $350 cash bail warrant on Greathouse for a possession of drug paraphernalia charge Greathouse was transported to jail on the warrant where he posted bail and was released 1045 pm Andrew Wayne Skelton 23 Krista Michele Phillips 22 and Firooz Kiamanesh 23 all from California were arrested at mp 189 by Trooper Gordon Mortcnsen Skelton was driving a 1996 Honda Civic when he was stopped for speeding 88 miles per hour in a 75 zone Mortensen could smell the odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle and located a very large quantity of suspected marijuana that was packaged in small bags Mortensen also located drug paraphernalia and determined that Skelton w as under the influence of marijuana while he was driving A records check on All 3 were the 3 subjects showed Phillips had 2 warrants out of the Provo area transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 2nd Degree Felonies possession with the intent to distribute marijuana and Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia Skelton was also charged with Class B Misd DUI drugs and Class C Misd speeding Judge Eyre set bail at $3500 for each of the above All 3 have yet to post bail 11:10 pm David Shawn Dewolfe 20 and Phougnuen Chandara 8 were arrested in Fillmore by Deputy Rick Carter Dewolfe was driving a 1986 Ford Ranger when he was stopped for a traffic violation Carter could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Dewolfe and determined that he was too impaired to drive Chandara a passenger in the vehicle also had been drinking Dewolfe was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore Chandara was transported to jail and City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd underage consumption on alcohol Dewolfe posted a $1300 bond the next day and was released pending a future court appearance This was Dewolfe’s 5th arrest in the last 2 years Chandara posted a $460 bond the next day and was released pending a future court appearance 1:47 pm Marcelo Arcadio Tmoco 24 Fillmore was arrested in Fillmore by Reserve Deputy Nathan Tingcy Tinoco was driving a 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlas when he was stopped for erratic driving Tingey could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Tinoco and determined that he was too impaired to drive Tinoco also had a expired registration and no drivers license Tinoco was transported to jail where it was determined that he was over 2 times the legal alcohol limit and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI Class C Misd unsafe lane travel Class C Misd expired registration and Class C Misd no drivers license Tinoco posted a $ 000 bond on the charges which Judge Hare had set the next day and was released pending a future court appearance EMS Fire and Accidents There were 10 ambulance calls this week with West Millard responding to 6 and East Millard responding to 4( Yes fire season is really here and ifyoq want the proof check out Hie following There were 26 fire calls this week most of them caused by lightning of the 26 calls only 3 of them were for accidents Fillmore responded to 6 calls Kanosh responded to 5 calls Delta and Holden to 4 Calls Oak City to 3 calls Scipio to 2 calls call and both Hinckley and Meadow to There were 10 accidents in the county this week with 3 of them being injury accidents Speed Enforcement overtime speed enforcement shifts this MCSO Deputies issued 129 citations on week There were 5 citations for speeds of 00 miles per hour or faster Deputy Dale Josse had the high speed of the week at 108 with Deputy Loruen Lewis a close 2nd at 107 Det Roger Young issued 5 for speeds of 100 or more Monday July 9th 405 pm Angela Lynn Fulton 27 Delta was arrested in Delta by Sgf Jeff Whatcott Dispatch had received a report that Fulton had allegedly tried to force her way into a residence over a civil matter Whatcott determined that Fulton did use force to try to get into the residence Fulton was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with burglary a 2nd degree felony and assault a Class B Misd Fulton was seen by Judge Ron Hare where he ordered her released without posting any bail pending a court appearance on July 16th 405 pm Kendall Olsen 43 Oasis was arrested in Oasis by Deputy Morris Burton Dispatch had received a report that Olsen had allegedly assaulted two other subjects one of those being a juvenile Burton determined that Olsen had assaulted the two subjects Olsen was transported to jail and charged into West Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd domestic violence assault and Class B Misd domestic violence criminal mischief Olsen was later seen by Judge Deb Haveron and was ordered released without posting bail pending a court appearance on July 17th Tuesday July 10th :00 am Yolanda Lynn Cook 21 Tooele Ut and Steve Blake Hancock 37 Murray UT were arrested at a local business in Fillmore by Deputy Rick Carter Deputy Carter observed Cook walk out of the business and while getting her keys out of her pocket she that retrieved a the baggie contained methamphetamine Carter allegedly dropped baggie and then located a couple glass pipes that are used to smoke methamphetamine inside her vehicle Hancock who was traveling with Cook had a warrant out of Provo in th amount of $300 Cook was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with possession of methamphetamine a 3rd Degree Felony and possession of drug paraphernalia a Class B Misd Cook was transported to jail on the warrant Cook later appeared before Judge Hare where he set bail at $1 000 Cook later posted a bond and was released pending a court appearance July 16th Hancock posted cash bail on his warrant and was released Wednesday July 11th 10:00 pm Lloyd B Thom 28 Delta was arrested in Delta by Deputy Mike Turner Washington County Justice Court had issued a warrant in the amount of $1068 on Thom for failing to appear on a possession of drug paraphernalia charge Thom was transported to jail on the warrant where he later posted bail and was released pending his appearance in Washington County Thursday July 12th 9 04 pm Carlos Zamaya 27 Downey CA was arrested at mp 38 by Trooper Dean Shields Zamaya was stopped for speeding 93 miles per hour in a 75 zone After Zamaya had stopped the vehicle he allegedly switched places with a passenger in the vehicle Zamaya then gave Shields a false name After Shields figured out who Zamaya was he found out that he did not have a drivers license There were also two small children in the car that were not wearing safety restraints Zamaya was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class C Misd speeding Class C Misd no child restraints Class C Misd no drivers license and Gass C Misd false information to a Peace Officer Zamaya later posted a $235 cash bail and was released pending a future court appearance 10:20 pm Ronald Jasper 20 Pleasant Grove UT was arrested in Delta by Deputy Brett Nielson Jasper was driving a 1976 Chevy truck when he was stopped for a traffic violation Nielson could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Jasper A license check showed that Jasper had a denied drivers license A records check showed that Jasper had a no bail warrant out of 4th District Court in Provo for alcohol offence Jasper was transported to jail on the warrant and charged in Delta City Court with Class B Misd DUI not a drop and Class C Misd denied drivers license Bail was set at $ 350 on the local charges Jasper has not posted bail and will be extradited to Utah county when he does Friday July 13th 9:10 am Ryan W Cook 18 Hilldale UT was arrested at mp 160 by Deputy Morris Burton Cook was driving a 2001 Toyota Camry when he was stopped for speeding 95 mile per hour in a 75 zone A license check on Cook showed that his drivers license had been suspended because of 2 failure to appear warrants from Utah County and from East Millard Justice Court Hilldale was transported to jail on the warrants and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Gass B Misd suspended license and Gass C Misd Speeding Hilldale appeared before Judge Hare where bail was set at $120 cash on the warrant and $300 cash on the new charges Cook later posted bail on his 2 warrants and his local charges and was released pending a future court appearance See Police Blotter on page 6 200 pm Sgt Jeff Whatcott Wolfgramm was stopped for A license check showed that Wolfgramm had a was OR COPY Millard Fourth District Court Report Matters before Judge Donald Eyre By Knox Huntsman July 9 2001 Lisa Gay Damarto 33 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Damarto was charged w ith one count of felony two - Burglary of a Dwelling one count of felony three - Aggravated Assault one count of misdemeanor B - Criminal Mischief and one count of misdemeanor C - Intoxication The alleged event took place at the apartment of Jatham Spor on June 30 at 530 a m in Delta Prosecuting Attorney Dexter Anderson called Jatham Spor and investigating officer Deputy Rhett Kimball to testify Spor testified that Demarto assaulted him in his apartment with needle nosed pliers Kimball testified that he found pliers and he observed several drops of blood where the alleged assault took place Defense Council James Slavens said the prosecution did not meet the requirements to justify the aggravated assault charge Judge Eyre said that assault is defined as an attempt or a verbal threat Judge Eyre found that the prosecution had presented sufficient evidence to bind the defendant over on all four charges Damarto w ill be arraigned July 15 at 9 a m While Damarto is out on bail she is not to have any contact with Spor David Robles 31 appeared in court for a Preliminary Hearing Robles was charged with one count of felony one - Distribution of a Controlled Substance (Methamphetamine) in a Drug Free Zone and two count of felony two - Distribution of a Controlled Substance (Methamphetamine) in a Drug Ffee Zone and Unlawful Possession of a Controlled Substance (Cocaine) in a Drug Free Zone ( 000 feet of public park or sports facility or church) The alleged crimes occurred at the 7 store on Main Street (next to a church and school) in Delta on June 13 and in Fillmore on June 27 (adjacent to an ongoing baseball game) Investigating officers from the Sevier County Drug Task Force have been observing Robles make drug deals in Sevier and Millard Counties These officers assisted Lt John Kimball and Deputy Roger Young in the investigation and subsequent arrests Robles entered into a plea bargain whereas he pleaded guilty to the two felony two charges and the felony one charge was dismissed Robles waived his report and also waived right to have Adult Probation and Parole prepare a his right to be sentenced in two days Judge Eyre sentenced Robles to prison for one to 15 years for each charge with the sentences running concurrently Robles is an illegal alien and historically the INS will deport him within the near future If Robles is caught within the United States again the charge will be aggravated and he will serve a mandatory long term in a federal prison Firooz Kiamenesh 23 Krista M Phillips 22 and Andres Wayne Skelton 23 appeared in court for an Initial Appearance They were arrested July 8 and were charged with one count of felony three - Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance (over one pound of marijuana or the way it is packaged enhances the charge to a felony three) and one count of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (pipe) Skelton was the driver and was charged with one count of misdemeanor B Driving with a Measurable Amount of Controlled Substance and one count of Misdemeanor C - Speeding 8875 James Slavens was appointed as their defense attorney Bail was set for each at $3500 cash or bond They will appear in count for a Waiver Hearing July 30 at 9:00 am Monday July 162001 Brandon Leo Greer 20 did not appear in court for a Change of Plea Greer was charged with two counts of felony three - Possession of Forgery WritingDevice (twice) The case was continued until 30 June at 9:00 am Jacob D Foulger 19 appeared in court for an Arraignment Foulger was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Reckless Burning and one count of misdemeanor B Criminal Trespassing Foulger pleaded not guilty to the charges and the case was scheduled for a Pretrial Conference 30 June at 9:00 am 8 appeared in court for an Arraignment Bown was charged with one Eric L Bown count of misdemeanor A - Reckless Burning and one count of misdemeanor B - Criminal Trespassing Bown pleaded not guilty to the charges and the case was scheduled for a Pretrial Conference 30 June at 900 a m Public Defense Attorney James Slavens was assigned to defend Bown Dallas Watts 20 appeared in court for an Initial Appearance Watts was charged with three counts of felony three - Unlawful Sexual Activity with a Minor (three times) The charges were enhanced because Watts was four years older than the victim The case was scheduled for a Waiver Hearing 30 June at 900 am Jaren James Diamond 23 due to a notification problem Diamond did not appear in court for an Initial Appearance Diamond was charged with two counts of felony three - Forgery and Attempted Theft by Deception The case was continued until 30 June at 9:00 am Matthew Francis Langlois 32 appeared in court for an Initial Appearance Langlois was charged with three counts of felony two - Sexual Abuse of a Child (three times) Langlois is currently awaiting sentencing for similar charges He pleaded guilty to these charges which will be combined with the original charges SentendngWill be in the future Lisa Gay Damarto 33 appeared in court for an Arraignment Damarto was charged with one count of felony two - Burglary f£ a Dwelling one count of felony three Aggravated Assault one count of misdemeanor B - Criminal Mischief and one count of misdemeanor C - Intoxication The alleged event took place at the apartment of Jathain Spor on June 30 at 5:30 am in Delta Damarto entered into a plea bargan and she pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor B - Assault and Criminal Trespass Damarto was sentenced to six months in the MCJ which was suspended She also received 0 days in the MCJ credit given for the two days she has served $200 fine 12 months court supervised probation restitution to be determined and was warned that she could not contact the victim She has the option of serving the eight days or performing 00 hours of community service within 90 days Yolanda Lynn Cook 21 did not appear in court for an Initial Appearance Cook was charged with one count of felony three - Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance and one count of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia A $2500 cash only bench warrant was ordered and her $1000 was forfeited Angela Lynn Fulton 27 appeared in court for an Initial Appearance Fulton was charged with one count of felony two - Burglary of a Dwelling and one count of misdemeanor B - Simple Assault James Slavens was appointed as her defense attorney The case was scheduled for a Waiver Hearing 30 June at 9:00 am Darren Rex Johnson 9 appeared in court for an Arraignment Johnson was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Unlawful SaleSupply of Alcohol to Minors and one of Alcohol by count of misdemeanor B - Unlawful PurchasePossessionConsumption Minor Johnson entered into a 12 month Plea of Abeyance agreement where he plead guilty to the misdemeanor B charge and the misdemeanor A charge was dismissed He was fined $460 Terri M Olsen 42 appeared in court for an Arraignment Olsen was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Driving Under the Influence of AlcoholDrugs This charge was enhanced because her under children were in the vehicle She was discovered passed out in her car on a remote road by Fish and Game Officer Brent Olsen where she flunked a sobriety test She was sentenced to 12 in the MCJ which was suspended She was also sentenced to four days in the MCJ (credit given for one day) fined $700 must complete a Level One Alcohol Class and serve 12 months probation Jesse Ray Lindo 35 appeared in court for a Pretrial Conference Lindo was charged with one count of misdemeanor A - Violation of a Protective Order and one count of misdemeanor B - Simple Assault Lindo entered into a plea arrangement where he plead guilty to the misdemeanor B charge and the misdemeanor A charge was dismissed He was sentenced to six months which was suspended He was also sentenced to two days in the MCJ (credit given for the two days he has served) fined $300 put on 2 months probation and ordered to complete a Domestic Violence Course David Edward Valdez 24 appeared in court fora Waiver Preliminary Hearing Valdez was charged with counts of felony three - Possession of Forgery WritingDevice ( times) and three counts of misdemeanor B - Theft of Services Illegal PossessionUse of a Controlled Substance and Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Valdez is cur5 years for a felony two conviction at the state prison Valdez one to rently serving plead guilty to one count of felony three charge and all of the other charges were dismissed The sentence will run concurrent with his present sentence Ricky Don McMillan 45 appeared in court for a Waiver Preliminary Hearing McMillan was charged with one count of felony two - Child AbuseNeglect The case was scheduled for a Preliminary Hearing on 30 June at 9:00 am Dallas J Griffith Jr 22 appeared in court for an Order to Show Cause Griffith was charged with one count of misdemeanor B Driving with Measurable Amount of Controlled Substance in the Body Griffith had paid the fine prior to court and the case was stricken from the calendar Matthew Thomas Elton 20 appeared in court for Sentencing Elton was convicted of one count of felony two - Theft of a Firearm Defense Attorney Bryan Sidwell argued that Elton’s previous 23 offenses were misdemeanors and he should receive probation Judge Eyre said he had met Elton in his court room from Utah County Judge Eyre said Elton showed a pattern of not be able to be supervised and that there were drug addition and mental health issues Elton was ordered to the state prison for a 60 day diagnostic evaluation John P Parkinson 30 appeared in court for Sentencing Parkinson was charged with one count of felony three - Illegal of a Controlled Substance and one count of misdemeanor B - Driving with a Measurable Amount of Controlled Substance in the Body Parkinson was sentenced to zero to five years in the state prison which was suspended He was also given 25 days in the MCJ with credit given for the 14 days he has served 24 months probation $600 fine and $500 recoupment fee for a public defender Severe Steve Chapa 38 appeared in court for a Probation Report Chapa was charged with one count of felony two Sexual Abuse of a Child This case was continued for an additional APP Presentence Report Chapa will report in court on August 13 as 900 am Lazaro Antonio Magallon 22 appeared in court for Sentencing Magallon was charged with two counts of misdemeanor A - Violation of a Protective Order (he violated the protective order was arrested - bailed out and violated the order again) Magallon was sentenced to 12 in the MCJ to run concurrent these sentences were suspended He was See Court Report on page 6 County Chronicle Progress July 19 2001 Page 3 East Millard Justice Court Matters before Judge Ronald Hare by Knox Huntsman July 9 2001 at 10:00 am Richard Legrange Wolfgramm 22 appeared in court for an Arraignment W olfgramm was charged w ith two counts of misdemeanor C - Speeding and Dnv ing on Suspension He pleaded not guilty and James Slavens was appointed as his defense attorney He was released on his own recognizance David S DeWolfe 20 appeared in court for an Arraignment DeWolf was charged with one count of misdemeanor B - DUI He pleaded not guilty and James Slavens was was released appointed as his defense attorney DeWolfe posted $1300 bail bond and He is currently on probation from 4th District Court on a misdemeanor A - DUI was charged George Stephen King 58 appeared in court for an Arraignment King with one count of misdemeanor B - DUI and two counts of misdemeanor C - Dnv ing on Road Way King will retain his own Suspension and Driving on the Wrong Side of a attorney and was released on $1650 bail bond Marcelo Arcadio Tinoco 24 appeared in court for an Arraignment Tinoco was C charged with one count of misdemeanor B - DUI and three counts of Misdemeanor Expired Registration Improper Lane Travel and Never Obtaining a Drivers License James Slavens was appointed as his defense attorney He was released on $1000 bail bond July 112001 at 10:00 am Ryan Daniel Bmks 19 did not appear in court for a Bench Trial Bmks was charged with speeding (10175) Binks’ $100 bail was forfeited and the drivers license division will be notified w ith Amy N Swalberg 20 appeared in court for a Bench Trial Swalbcrg as charged speeding (8575) The arresting officer was not in attendance and the case as dismissed Daniel D Jordan did not appear in court for a Bench Trial Jordan was charged with one count of misdemeanor C - Speeding (8775) Jordan was tried in absentia and was found guilty A Failure to Appear Bench Warrant for $150 cash only was ordered Robbin J Gturch 53 did not appear in court for a Bench Trial Church was charged with one count of misdemeanor C Speeding ( 175) Church was tried in absentia and was found guilty A Failure to Appear Bench Warrant for $250 cash only was ordered as charged w ith Raul Tenorto 25 did not appear in court for a Bench Trial Tenorio two counts of misdemeanor C Speeding (8775) and Driving on a suspcnccd License Tenorio was tried in absentia and was found guilty A Failure to Appear Bench Warrant for $500 cash only was ordered Greg R Griffith 23 appeared in court for Bench Trial Griffith was charged with one count of misdemeanor C - Speeding (9375) Griffith was found guilty and fined $60 Douglas Brent Sonnenbcrg 22 appeared in court for a Bench Trial Sonncnbcrg was charged with one count of misdemeanor - Speeding (9075) The ticketing officer did not appear in court and the case was dismissed David Alan Camp 42 did not appear in court for a Bench Trial Camp’s bail was ordered forfeited and the Utah Drivers License Department will be notified Rena M Lenhard 39 appeared in court for a Pretrial Conference Lcnhard w as charged with one count of misdemeanor B Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Drugs and two counts of misdemeanor C - Driving on SuspcnsionRevocation and Speeding (94 75) Lenhard pleaded not guilty and a Pretrial will be set within 90 days Virginia K Dockstader 25 appeared in court for a Pretrial Conference Dockstadcr was charged with one count of misdemeanor C - Speeding (8875) The charge was amended to 8475 and she plead No Contest and was fined $40 July 12 2001 at 10:00 am Jamcason Smith 31 did not appear in court for an Arraignment Smith was charged with one count of misdemeanor B - Use or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia A Failure to Appear Bench Warrant for $1000 cash only was ordered Amber Blackner 22 did not appear in court for a Arraignment Smith was charged with two counts of misdemeanor C - Driving on a Suspended License and Speeding (94 75) A Failure to Appear Bench Warrant for $500 cash only was ordered Kent B Davis 47 did not appear in court for a Arraignment Davis was charged with one count of misdemeanor C - Speeding (8175) The Arraignment was stricken and a letter will be sent to him that he owes bail If bail is not received then a bench warrant will be ordered Marine PFC James Murdock 19 appeared in court for an Arraignment Murdock was charged with two counts of misdemeanor B - No Proof of Insurance and Driving on - Speeding (8475) The prosecuta Suspended License and one count of misdemeanor ing attorney dismissed the driving on suspended license charge Murdock pleaded guilty to the other two charges He was ordered to obtain insurance and show proof therein and no more speeding tickets and the guilty pleas will be stricken from his record Gtad A Leffler 25 did not appear m court for a Bench Warrant Hearing lcfflcr was charged with two counts of misdemeanor B - Driving on a Suspended Licensc'and Failure A Failurd t6‘ Appear to Appear and one count of misdemeanor C - Speeding (9375) Bench Warrant for $750 cash only was ordered his $350 Bail Bond forfeited and the Bonding Company notified of his In England and parts of America It Is believed by some that if your nose Itches you will become angry see a stranger kiss a fool or be In danger This Space Sells f spotlight on health Going To Bat Against Cancer (NAPS) — Over 50000 lives That’s how many may be saved every year if more Americans were screened for colorectal cancer This disease the second leading cancer killer after lung cancer can strike anyone at any time Helping Americans strike back is a national awareness campaign sponsored by Eric Davis of the San Francisco League Baseball can Cancer Society Giants Major and the Ameri- Davis and many leagues Ripken including Jr Jeff of his colCliff Floyd Cal Bagwell Barry Bonds and Roberto Alomar are fans and others to eat right exercise and get regular encouraging screenings Each year the Eric Davis Foundation’s Score For Screening Program targets fans their families and friends during a home game with informational tables set up in the ballparks with colon cancer materials risk assessment tests and Eric Davis baseball cards containing colon cancer information This year player spokesmen from each participating team will donate an autographed jersey to fans test be raffled off among those who take the risk assessment Other fans will also get the mes- sage through a public service announcement featuring Davis Davis is also teaming up with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center to launch a new study on the effects of exercise on colon cancer riBk “We want fans to know that they don’t have to die from colon cancer Colon cancer is preventable beat- - fans to catch on to how to their own health able and treatable” said Davis help who was diagnosed with the disease at age 35 After surgery he returned to baseball scheduling chemotherapy around games Doctors say diets high in fiber vegetables fruits and calcium-ric- foods may protect against colorectal cancer It is also advisable to drink alcohol only in moderation if at all to abstain from tobacco use and to exercise regularly The exercise regimen need not be particularly vigorous — even moderate physical activity can help to prevent disease For more information about colon cancer or the Score For Screening Program visit www scorecrccom Foundation or call the Eric Davis at |