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Show Utah Highway Patrol During the period of time from June 29 through July 5, the Utah Highway Patrol made 205 stops, issued 151 citations and 92 warnings, investigated five DUI's, and six accidents, also assisting five motorists with car trouble. June 29 Trooper Esplin investigated an accident at the junction of SR9 and US 89. James Bodell ofNorth Fork failed to stop at the Junction, narrowly missing two vehicles and then rolled his vehicle. His wife suffered minor injuries and he was cited for alleged fail i! ure to stop at" a stop sign. 1 ."I June 30 Trooper Esplin investigated a two-ca- r accident at milepost 20. Kenneth Lohmeyer of Green Valley, Arizona, fell asleep at the wheel and then left, and collided with a vehicle coming the opposite way. That vehicle then went off the road and rolled several times. Injuries were minor thanks to seat belts being worn and to air bags. Mr. Lohmeyer was cited for allegedly being left ofcenter. July 1 City, OK for alleged DUI with a minor in the vehicle, suspended Report of a shooting in the city limits. Juveniles were contacted of license, possession marijuana and speeding. Her uncle, Chester and guns taken. Robertson was arrested for alJuly 5 Traffic accident assist. Agency leged possession of marijuana Road 422. Service on Forest and allowing an unlicensed driver to drive. July 10 violence. 395 domestic 2 Alleged July N. One Main. arrest. Timothy Trooper Whitaker investigated roll over on US89. Burton of Six Mile Village. a one-ca- r Kutchapon Kongsitti of San Diego rolled his van after blowing out the rear tire. No injuries thanks to use of seat belts. Trooper Keller arrested Donald . On July 7 in the Desert Springs J. Pratt, Tropic, for alleged DUI. area an eleven-yea- r old girl was 3 July assaulted. An intensive sexually Trooper Nordfelt cited James investigation was made by Mojave Leroy Adams, Mt. Carmel Jet. County Sheriffs deputies and for alleged open container. detectives. An arrestwarrant was July 4 issued on July 9, and Clemente Troopers Nordfelt and Whitaker Hermosillo, 27, of Mesquite, was sat in the shade at the 4th of July arrested. The arrest warrant festival fast pitch booth with a child molestation and radar gun while Trooper Davis charged sexual assault with attempted ran around in the hot sun chasing other charges pending. baseballs! Davis did receive a Hermosillo was arrested July minor sunburn but will be okay! 9 by the Mesquite Police DeThanks to those that participated partment on a warrant issued July 5 by the Sheriffs Office. He will be Trooper Nordfelt arrested Trooper Whitaker arrested returned to Mohave County afClarence A. Hunt, Lethbridge, Wesley Rinker, St. George, for ter extradition procedures are Alberta for an alleged DUI. allegedly driving while drugged, completed. possession of marijuana and July 1 Ode to the spray can Trooper Esplin investigated a paraphernalia. . - ; over-correct- ' ; Child assaulted, arrest made ed motorcycledeer accident. A Trooper Whitaker arrested On the virtues of the spray can Im not completely sold; Ive washed the windows with shaving cream (itdidaprettygoodjob).IVesetmy with Windex and Raid and hair Best Excuse sprayed my armpits gold. Trooper Nordfelts DUI was When I freshened my breath asked why he was driving after with Solarcaine (I couldnt supconsuming so much alcohol. His I scrubbed the a sob). rug Trooper Whitaker arrested reply: Because I love her! Fig- press with Lucky Whip; Covered the Paula Robertson, Oklahoma ure that one out! berries with Pledge. But when I sprayed the flies with Chanel Number Five, it sent me over the edge! couple from California was traveling on a motorcycle with a sidecar when a deer ran in front of the bike and through the windshield of the side-ca- r hitting the female passenger in the face. Injuries were minor thanks to helmet. The fact that a defendant has been charged with a crime, does not mean he is guilty. The defendant is presumed innocent, until and unless proven sensitive nature guilty. Names will be withheld in some cases due to the is if a juvenile. of the crimes, or the defendant Rodd Perry, Chandler, AZ for alleged DUI (3rd offense) and driving on alcohol revocation. Bail set at $5400. -- During the period between Anyone with information to the July 3 and July 11, 1996, the thefts, please contact the police KCPD handled 25 cases, 69 inci- department at 644-585- 4. dents, issued 28 warnings and 21 citations. During the same period the Animal Control officer investigated two situations, picked up two animals, issued three warnings and released adopted out one animal. June 25 Theft. Theft of an evaporation cooler from the Legion Hall. Tlieft. Flags were stolen from the golf course. Estimated loss $60. Driving on suspended license. Ronald Joseph Swan, 40, Montana. Vehicle violation resulted in arrest. Booked in Kane County Jail. July 8 Vehicle accident. Small child put vehicle in neutral and vehicle rolled down the street and hit a house. No injuries reported. Juvenile female, Kanab. Report of a teenager not returning home. Was Estimated damages $1,000. located and taken to parents. July 9 Juvenile pick-u- p. July 2 Impound. Abandoned vehicle state impounded. Forgery. Michael Ray Clegg, July 10 32, Kanab allegedly charged Theft. and local business items at a Report of spare tire taken from acEstimated loss $180. truck. signed a false name to the count. Warrant obtained and Theft. Report of a bed liner stolen from pick-u- p truck. Estisubject arrested. Threat against life. Restrain- mated loss $300. Burglary. Suspects Larry ing order served. 3 Larimore, 24, Indiana, Kathryn July Alleged public intoxicationdis-orderl- y Jameson, 23 and Keith Burch, conduct. Stephen White, 29, both of Mesquite, NV. Sus26, Kanab was booked into Kane pects allegedly broke into a dwelling and were sleeping in it County Jail. for a few days. Building also had 5 July been ransacked. All were arTheft. A tourist staying at a local motel had his vehicle bro- rested and booked into Kane ken into, and a luggage bag was County Jail. stolen. Some of the items were Retail theft. Two females, 13 recovered in the street. Esti- and 15, Kanab. Suspects allegmated value of loss $250. edly stole merchandise totaling Assault. Male juvenile, 17, $1.90. Referred to Juvenile Kanab. Referred to J uvenile Court. Court. Accident. Delivery truck drove July 6 Theft. Park bench was stolen into some low power lines and from local business. Estimated were pulled down. Estimated loss $50. damages $3,000. Kane County Sheriff's Department July 5 ' .. ZONED COMMERCIAL baths plus 1200 sq. ft. Very nice brick home, 4 becjropm, office space under lease to Kane County Health DepL 1-- 34 Reduced to : ; Investigated a cabin burglary at Meadow View Heights subdivision near Duck Creek. Investigated a report of three missing horses from the Cedar Mountain area. Responded to a report of a man down along the roadside in Big Water. The individual was transported by ambulance to the Page hospital. July 6 An individual was arrested on Lone Rock beach after being of rummaging through campsites late at night and stealing items from camps. One individual was arrested suspected $142,500 801-644-21- 00 7 West Center Kanab, Utah 84741 Ceramics Classes Tues. & Thurs. 7-- 10 pm Kanab Floral & Ceramics for child sexual assault after he to the juvenile detention center molested two young children while they slept on Lone Rock Beach. The individual was transported and booked in the Kane County jail. A report of tourists threatening landowners on Cedar Mountain was investigated. The Sheriff s office investigated a traffic accident that occurred in Mt. Carmel Junction. Minor damage was reported. July 7 The office responded to a report of people building fires near Aspen Mirror. There is presently a ban on any fires in Kane County. July 8 Deputies responded to assist the Big Water town marshal in investigating the intentional burning of a convenience store in BigWater. Two juveniles were arrested for burglary and arson. The juveniles were transported in Richfield. Investigated a report of people panhandling in Church Wells. July 9 Received a report of a stray dog at the Duck Creek campground. The owner was located and the dog turned over to him. July 10 A deputy responded to a report of a house in the Ranchos that was possibly hit by lightning. July 11 Two juveniles were arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle. They were released to their parents and were referred to juvenile court to answer to the charges. An accident on S.R. 11 was investigated. The injured was transported to the Kane County hospital by ambulance. The Kane County Jail averaged 17 inmates during the past week with 17 new bookings. |
