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Show Pleasant Grove Review New Utah - Thursday, March 4, 2004 - Page 8 Safe !ss Stolen vehicle - A yellow 1972 01dsmobile,wagTptolen-rom in front of a Pleasant Grove residence. The owner was gone from homeC,for about an hour and when she came' home, the vehicle was gone. The only keys were in her -possession. I Business burglary - Money was taken from, a local business after burglars broke through the front doors of the business. Theft - An ice- auger, valued at $100; air conditioner, valued at $100; and a tent, valued at $60; were reported taken from a residence. - J Gas skip - A driver filled hisher vehicle vehi-cle with gas in the amount of $46.54 at a local gas station, then took off without paying. ", Simple assault - A juvenile boy was cited for an assault at Pleasant Grove Junior High School. . Vehicle burglary - A Pyrimid 1800 amplifier valued at $400; Ultimate speakers speak-ers in a box, $300; and a Pioneer CD player play-er valued at $300 were "reported taken from a vehicle. Vehicle burglary - A CD player valued at $200 was reported stolen out of a vehicle. vehi-cle. Vehicle burglary - A Pioneer CD Player Play-er valued at $200 was reported stolen in a vehicle burglary. Vehicle burglary - Cash, books valued at $150; a Craftsman socket set, $50; a duffel bag, $25; Social Security card, birth certificate, and a day planner were reported report-ed stolen in a vehicle burglary. Vehicle burglary - College books, valued val-ued at $400; a black laptop-type bag, valued val-ued at $50; were reported stolen from a vehicle. Driving-Under-the-Influence- An adult man was arrested for DUI, open container con-tainer and a stop sign violation. An adult man in the vehicle was arrested for a valid warrant and open container. Controlled substance problem - An adult man was cited and released for driv-ing-on-suspension, possession of marijuana marijua-na in a drug-free zone, and possession of paraphernalia in a drug-free zone. Controlled substance problem -Three adult men were arrested for possession of marijuana and paraphernalia after an officer patrolling the area at the top of 500 North in the catch basin observed a white vehicle parked near the south spillway in the catch basin. Making contact with the vehicle's occupants, he could smell a strong odor of burnt marijuana. He asked if he could perform a consent search and when told he could, found marijuana and paraphernalia. Controlled substance problem - Five Pleasant Grove High School students were arrested for possession of marijuana after being questioned. School officials had received a tip that a group of students had just left the school to smoke some marijuana. mari-juana. They were questioned when they returned to class. Arrest - The passenger in a vehicle stopped for a brake light violation was arrested for a warrant, and was later found to be in possession of cocaine in a drug-free zone. Theft - Copper wire was reported stolen from a construction trailer parked on a construction site. The trailer was also damaged. Lindon City signs T-Mobiie tower agreement By Harlow Clark Lindon's City Council approved an agreement with T-Mobile Feb. 17 to locate 100-foot tower in the northeast corner of the Public Works property, between the Public Works building and the LDS cannery. can-nery. The tower would be the height of the Sprint tower in upper city park. The lease is for 25 years in 5-year 5-year increments. Jerome Gurley of T-Mobile T-Mobile said- the tower would be co-locatable for two other carriers with 10-foot 10-foot separations between carriers.' The tower could also co-locate . the city's, communications antennas ' at no cost. v '. " Councilman Toby Bath asked if there would be any motion device to keep birds off, like the swinging arms on the Sprint tower, especially espe-cially since there were more pigeons down by Public Pub-lic Works. Gurley said, "Nesting of birds hasn't been a problem. prob-lem. Roostiirjg certainly," and v T-Mobile would address the problem. Councilwoman Lindsey Bayless worried about the neighbors not ''being noticed. Gurley said T- Mobile decided not to notice the neighbors until ih$y had a landlord, and;; if the city approved the agreement agree-ment T-Mobile would submit sub-mit a site plan and notice the neighbors. "This is an extremely important location to us because we're dropping a lot of calls in the area. And it will allow us to serve I-15," I-15," Gurley said. Councilman Bruce Carpenter Car-penter moved tO; .authorize the mayor to 'Xj'&ecule u the . agreement, with (he uhdcr-'; standing that the,city could locate its communications 1 i son the tower. at'Jio charge. 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VISA www.cnnicr.com home, according to the Project Pro-ject ChildSafe Web site, www.projectchildsafe.org. "We save one kid, it's well worth it," Cullimore said. By declaring March as ChildSafe Month, Pleasant Grove Mayor Jim Danklef said he hopes parents will become more responsible with their fire arms to prevent pre-vent inquisitive children from hurting themselves and others. The city of Pleasant Grove- will be planning other activities for the month as well, he said. Anyone who shows evidence evi-dence of residency in Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove or Lindon can pick up the locks at the public pub-lic safety building, 87 East 100 South in Pleasant Grove. Project ChildSafe will also be bringing more gun locks to Pleasant Grove in about a month and is scheduled to hand out 133,000 locks in the state of Utah in March. Police will not ask any questions about what kind of gun, if any, a resident might own or why they want the lock, Cullimore said. 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