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Show Thursday, January 24, 2008 Page 16 PbceBeat SELECTED INCIDENTS Cedar Fort SUSPENDED LICENSE - An officer stopped a vehicle for reckless driving and found that the driver's license had been suspended. sus-pended. The driver had also violated vio-lated an ignition interlock device. The vehicle was impounded. Eagle Mountain DUI DRUGS - A deputy initiated initi-ated a traffic stop when he saw a car missing a tailliyK The deputy smelled marijuana smoke and took the driver into custody when the driver failed field sobriety tests. The driver was booked into the Utah County Jail on charges of driving under the influence of drugs, possession of marijuana, and open container. VANDALISM - The restroom at Silver Lake Amphitheater was vandalized with spray paint graffiti graf-fiti along with defacement of city signs and vinyl fences in the area. 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WILD ANIMAL - On Jan. 12, a child was bitten by a wild mink. The animal was captured for quarantine, observation and test ing. TRAFFIC OFFENSE - A man was cited for parking more than 12-inches fiom the curb on Jan. 11. ALCOHOL OFFENSE - Four individuals were cited for illegal consumption on Jan. 11. The report was sent to Juvenile Court and Lehi City Justice Court. r1 and a photo. Includes WEAPONS OFFENSE - A man was to be sent a summons for public endangormont, shooting within the city limits and possession posses-sion of marijuana by consumption consump-tion on Jan. 11. CITIZEN ASSIST - Four children chil-dren were loft unattended in a car on Jan. 10. The mother was given a warning. VEHICLE BURGLARY - On Jan. 10, an individual reported someone broken into their vehi cle and stole several items including includ-ing a leather jacket, MP3 player iPod, socket sot, tire gauge, bag, cellphone charger, Cricket cellphone, CD player and disc changer, miscellaneous discs, sunglasses, pocket knife, Sprint cellphone and purse. ACCIDENT - Following 8 Jan. 9 accident, a man was booked into the Utah County Jail on DUI with priors and alcohol restricted diivei violation. WARRANT SERVICE - A woman was cited on Jan. 6 for illegal consumption. A man was booked into the Utah County Jail on wai rants. Another woman was hooked into jail on public intoxication and having a pre-scnption pre-scnption without a prescription. The city prosecutor will review the case for possible charges of assault. 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The airestee was intoxicated to a dngiee that rondeied him a danger to otlmis as exhibited by the assault. ASSAULT - On Jan. 15, an old cer responded to Timpanoyos In door Soccer for a delayed assault incident. The victim reported that he was head butted in the face during a game. The suspect had left prior to the report. BURGLARY - On Jan. 16, a residential res-idential burglary was reported Several items were stolen. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - Of ficeis responded to a Pleasant Grove residence for a report of possible fraud on Jan. 16. The victim reported someone opened a package out of his mailbox with a knife but didn't take anything, only opened it. The package was a DVD. It is possible the package was opened by a machine sorter at a post office by accident. The victim was referred to contact the postmaster of the incident. A report re-port would be filed at that time. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF - On Jan. 19, police responded to a report of criminal mischief. The reporting party said an individual he had hit earlier spread blood all over his van. The responding of FAMILY FRIENDLY RADIO A DAY " FOR UTAH VALLEY Children's Programs Adventures in Odyssey M-F 6 00 p.m. S Sat. 8 a.m. & 8 p.m. Down Gilead's Lane Satuidays 7:30 a.m.& 7:30 pro. CBH Storytime M-F 4 pm ,Cn Cspanol' lm ttiiv ttm la vkt m CrMtet sKEYY "WW Chalncil to Cf. I A S ''J It i. ,''.. mm im kh h 0 w ji v V $ 5 yeor 1 322, i ww terat M yvtr twam. taut vnifH itt i Racfct i40U rITAI NI FEDERAL CREDIT Our Hlahvst Interes t is , ficer took a picture ami related it to the assault cose. The individual said hn just wanted it di'i.ument-ed. di'i.ument-ed. He did not want action taken. TRAFFIC OFFENSE - On Jan 18, officers made a traffic stop on a vehicle for a traffic offense that insulted in the arrest of four men. Two of the men were released with citations for possession of drug pataphernalia in a clrug-fiee clrug-fiee zone. One man was released horn custody after posting bail on a local war i ant and receiving a citation for possession of drug paiaphernalia in a drug free-zone. free-zone. Out.' man was booked into the Utah County Jail for possession posses-sion ol mar iiiana with intent to distribute m a drug free zone, possession of drug paraphernalia in the DFZ and possession of a schedule 4 controlled substance without a prescription. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PROBLEM - On Jan. 16, an officer of-ficer spoke with a woman about her neighbor possibly using a narcotic drug in his driveway. She was advised the information would be passed on to other officers of-ficers and extra patrol would be in the area. The woman was also advised to contact police when the narcotics were being used. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE PROBLEM - A vehicle was stopped for speeding and no license li-cense plate light on Jan. 16. A K-9 was used around the vehicle and he vehicle was searched. Marijuana Mari-juana and three Lithium pills were found in the vehicle. The driver was arrested and more marijuana was found on him. He was issued a citation for several charges and later released. DRIVING UNDER THE-INFLU-ENCE Officers responded to "V. :- j. 7 f f SYMTRA. FINANCIAL GOING ON VACATION? Donate your newspapers to Newspaper in Education. For more information call 344 2921 a long-term home loanP IV fZX I With our 5 or 7 year mortgage 5 7 res 77 HIGH UNION '$tfme&t0m'i i. i the area of 815 W. State on Jan. 17 for a possible DUI but could not find the vehicle. The complainant com-plainant said the vehicle drove through the drive-thru of the business and was very intoxicated. intoxi-cated. The vehicle was last seen in the parking lot but left before officers Brrived. DUI A vehicle was stopped for speeding on Jan. 19. On initial contact, alcohol was smelled. the 17-year-old driver was arrested for DUI under 21, and other offenses. of-fenses. 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