Park Record | 1995-07-27 | Page 3

WWW 'WW The Park Record D Section A Thursday, July 27, 1995 B Page A3 -rr rr' Park City Police arrest burglars at the Silver King Hotel July 1 7 by BRIAN FRYER Record staff writer Recent statistics from the Park City Police Department showed that crimes against property have dropped since 1992 and on Monday, July 17, officers John Lefavor and Marty Howard helped ensure those numbers continue to decline. The two officers arrested an individual staying at the Silver King Hotel after she allegedly robbed at least two Park City homes, one hotel room and was in possession of a controlled substance. sub-stance. Officer Lefavor said police were called after a Silver King employee noticed a woman coming com-ing out of an administrative room at the hotel which was not open to the public. The employee told police she went in the room to see if anything was wrong and found that some hotel keys, money and other items were missing from her day planner. At about the same time, another hotel employee had gone into the room occupied by the suspects to check for a leak in the hot tub. The employee told police that while he was in the room he noticed what he believed was marijuana and a smoking pipe. ' Lefavor said he and Howard were at the hotel when they received a call. "We got a call from a maintenance mainte-nance worker at the Silver King who said he had seen the female leave the area," said Lefavor. "He had followed her to an address on Woodside. He contacted her there and told her to come back to the hotel because he knew we would want to talk to her." Lefavor said the employee went back to the Woodside address after escorting the female back to the hotel and looked to sec if she had left anything there. "In one of the garbage cans of the condos she was at he found the suspect's purse with her I.D. in it," said Lefavor. "He also found some credit cards that belonged to an employee of the hotel, the ring of hotel keys and some other evidence evi-dence we weren't sure was stolen until we contacted the owners of the property. "When we went up to the room we found quite a bit of stolen property." prop-erty." said Lefavor. "There were some checks and credit cards that had been taken from a house on Park Avenue." Lefavor said he also found a pistol that had been stolen from another residence. Lefavor said the female was booked on several burglary charges and charged with possession posses-sion of a controlled substance. There were two males with the female suspect and charges against one of them may also be filed added Lefavor. Police investigating illegal activities In police activity over the past week officers responded to a reported report-ed rape in City Park around midnight mid-night on July 17. Police are investigating. investi-gating. Police are also investigating the theft of several Rug Doctor carpet cleaning machines reported stolen from Albertsons on July 17. An afternoon fight at the Alamo was reported July 17. One partici pant left the scene, the other left after speaking with police and refusing to press charges at the time. Police received reports that two cars in the Three Kings parking structure had been burglarized on July 1 8. An Evening Star Drive resident reported on July 1 8 that her mailbox had been smashed during the night. On July 18 police went looking for two juveniles in the Park Avenue area who reportedly had a gun. Police located the two but could find no weapon. Police arrested a male July 19 for leaving the scene of an accident and improper turning. Officers assisted ambulance crews in the Prospector area July 19 when an elderly male in a hot tub reported having breathing problems. The man was transported to the University of Utah Medical Center by Air Med. Police responded to reports of an attempted possible kidnapping in the Albertsons parking lot on July 19. The suspect was not in the area when police arrived. Police Blotter male walking down Daly Avenue. The man was stopped, taken into custody and transported to Coalville. Police stopped a man reported to be horseback riding recklessly in the Evening Star and Park Meadows area on July 23. Police found there was a warrant for the mans arrest and he was taken into custody. July 23, an officer in City Park was approached by an individual who said a car had run over his volleyball and didn't stop. The officer tried to locate the car but it had left the area. Jl Officers contacted the occupant of a vehicle parked at the top of Daly Canyon on July 19. The individual was told not to camp on the city limits. lim-its. On July 22 police contacted an individual who was reported to be asleep in his car and would not wake up. Police roused the man and cited him for possession of drug paraphernalia. parapher-nalia. An officer patrolling the Old Town area July 22, noticed a wanted Correction A story from the July 1 3 issue of The Park Record regarding the arrests of three juvenilesjuviniels by Officer Marty Howard of the Park City Police Department, stated incorrectly that two of the suspects were twin brothers and that a car had been stolen from one of the suspects parents. Only one of the brothers was involved in the incident. The car involved was stolen but not from the parents of one of the suspects. Mirror Lake Highway accident claims life and injures three Friday, July 21, a 58-year-old Provo resident died as the result of injuries sustained in a car accident on S.R. 150. According to a press release from the Utah Highway Patrol, Bud Christensen was killed when the 1989 Chevrolet S-14 pickup truck he was riding in hit a tree alongside the Mirror Lake Highway 39 miles east of Kamas. The truck was being driven by 18-year old Daniel G. Christensen of Provo. Christensen was traveling eastbound on S.R. 150 when he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. The vehicle veered off the right hand side of the road and hit a tree. Daniel Christensen had to be extricated from the wreckage and was airlifted to LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. Bud Christensen, who was riding in the passenger seat, was fatally injured. Two other passengers, pas-sengers, 54-year-old Jerry Christensen and his 14-year-old son Packer Christensen who were riding in the bed of the truck, were also injured. Protect kids from accidental drowning Drowning is the second leading cause of accidental death for children chil-dren in Utah. Children can drown in pools, spas, streams, bath tubs, five-gallon five-gallon buckets and anything else that holds water. Children must be supervised super-vised at all times when they are near water.The Utah Safety Council offers the following tips to help prevent pre-vent drownings: Never leave a child alone in the bathtub even for a moment to answer the phone or door. This scenario too often results in a fatality. Keep toilet lids closed and youngsters out of the bathroom except when supervised. Keep five-gallon buckets away from children; children can fall in head first and drown in just a few inches of liquid. Make sure all buckets buck-ets are emptied and stored away from children after household chores are done. Wading pools should be supervised super-vised and emptied promptly after use. Spa and hot tub use should be monitored. Long hair should be pulled back to keep away from cir culating drains. Don't assume that because your child has had swimming lessons that they are water-safe. They should never go near or play in open water without approved supervision. 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