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Show Page 3 Jlic May 12, 2004 Nephi City Police Department, in February, had many arrest warrants or bench warrants they had to execute1, which means, said Chad Bowles, chief, that many people do not take care of their obligations with the court until they are forced to do so. "When you do not show-u- at court, as scheduled, YWAW.UU) Jennifer n Spoi-te- ha. s received her Young Woman ho o d It e c ognitio n Award. She is a member of the Mona 2nd Ward. Jennifer's projects have helped her learn new skills and she has helped many people with the projects that she has chosen, ller larents are Tom and Karen Spotten of Mona, ller grandparents are Thomas and Lou Spotten of Provo, and Walter By bee of Hex burg, Idaho. MISSIONARY Sister JaNae Besendorfer has received her call to the Naga Philippines Mission. She was recognized in her Ward's Sacrament meeting last Sunday, May y. She will enter the MTC on Wednesday, May 19. She has been attending BYU, majoring in Clinical Laboratory Science. JaNae is the daughter of James and Lila Besendorfer of Nephi. Blood Drive set for May 27th Mark your calendars and roll up a sleeve. Juab County Community is hosting a community blood drive with ARUP Blood Services in honor of Jori Thomas and Jennifer South. The drive will be Thursday, May 27, from 3 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Juab County Community Cultural Center (Senior Citizens Center). Your gift of life can benefit EAGLE SCOUT Nathan Kerry Nielsen, son of Lisa Nielsen, will receive his Eagle Scout Award on May 15, 2004. He is a member of troop 132, sponsored by the Nephi 2nd Ward. For his Eagle project, Nate removed sod, formed-uand poured cement for six pads for the picnic table bases at Nephi City Park. p Jtm& m .patients at Primary Chil- dren's Medical Center, the Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics and Shriners Hospital for Children. Contact Shirley Lester at to sign up. Please allow 45 minutes for the entire donation process and be sure to bring a G23-0G9- 6 picture I.D. Single Adult Fireside May 16th A Single Adult Fireside will be held Sunday, May 16, beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the Nephi Stake Center Relief Society Room. Special guest speakers will be Brian and Sharee Wade of Holden. They will be sharing some very special spiritual experiences. Digital 7) toward improving picture-takinskills. The beauty of digital photography is that once the initial investment is made, there is Little additional cost for practice and experimentation. The new cameras let the user experiment and learn without the hassle and expense g mainstream photo editor. Not taking time to learn the equipment. More than likely users spend hundreds of dollars on a new digital camera and accessories. If the user manuals were immediately tossed aside, they should be picked up again. A little knowledge of equipment and general photography can go a long way worse. old Jan. 22, a female wrote a check with insufficient funds. The check, valued at $372, led to a criminal summons being issued for her arrest. The business who is issued a bad check tries to recover the funds themselves. If that fails, said Bowles, "They bring the matter to us. The person is then notified and is given 1 days to make the check good. It takes some time for a person to end up in court on an insufficient funds charge. Feb. 1, a traffic stop which old male involved a resulted in the man being arrested and taken to jail, said Bowles. The man was found to be driving an a suspended license and had a criminal warrant for his arrest which originated in Salt Lake Coun22-ye- 1 31-ye- ty. r old male Feb. 2, a was arrested and was taken to jail for physically abusing a child under age 14. old male Feb. 4, a was stopped by an officer for a traffic violation. The man was found to have open containers of alcohol in the vehicle. He passed a field sobriety test and he, and his old female passenger, were 39-yea- Fi b. 7. a old man wa. arre-te- d and taken to of forged jail fur p. .es-um document.-- , and devices. The man. in addition, was charged for possessing the equipment to produce forged documents. He had been printing checks. "IV. pie w ho commit this kind of crime go to the trash and get account numbers and bank addresses and print their own checks for your account." said Bowles. The forged checks the suspect had ma le were for thousands of dollars. The man also faces federal charges because forging checks and other documents is a federal offense. Feb. 8. a old male was arrested for failure to appear. I le was driving without a license and had been denied a license. He was taken to jail. Feb. 9. a old male was cited for using a bad chirk to pay for prescription drugs. The man was scheduled to appear in court on the matter. Feb. 9. a rape of a child was investigated. "It was found that the child was not raped but made up the story," said Bow les. He said it had not yet been determined what should be done with the juvenile so charges were still pending. old Feb. 11, a man was taken to jail after it was found, during a traffic stop, that he was I)LT and was also in the possession of drug paraphernalia. He was jailed. Feb. 17, a misdemeanor theft occurred. In March, it was determined who the thief was. However, the stolen snow board has still not been recovered although officers continue to work on the case. "It has been sold several times since it was stolen. 25-yea- r 37-yea- r 19-ye- said Bowles. Feb. 17, a 31-ye- old man was picked up on an out standing criminal arrested warrant. The man had lai n to court and was leaving the building when an officer recognized the man and knew that there were three warrant out. The man was arrested and was taken to jail. Feb. 19, a bad check case was reported. "The individual was already in jail and so the several hundred dollar item was added to his record, said Bow les. Feb. 19. a old male 36-ye- was arrested and taken to jail for cruelty to a child and domestic violence. Tjie victim old female. was a old Feb. 20, a man was stopped for a traffic violation. He was arrested, taken to jail and charged with being DUI. having an open container, a loaded firearm in the vehicle, and for the traffic offense. old Feb. 22, a male was stopped for a traffic violation. The officer noticed a recognizable odor and the man was arrested for open r 31-ye- 26-yea- r container, possession and the traffic violation and was taken to jail. Feb. 23. a 23-yea- old male r was charged with vandalism and criminal mischief after he shot a victims home with a paint ball gun. Paint ball guns are illegal inside city limits. "What would happen if the weather was cold and a paint ball hit a window?" asked Bowles. "People need to learn to think before they act. old Feb. 23. two old females and a male, were arrested at the high school for possession of marijuana, heroine, alcohol, and drug paraphernalia and were referred to court on the charges. old male Feb. 2 1, a was picked up for an arrest warrant and was taken to jail. Feb. 2 1, a old man 17-ye- 16-ye- Nephi, lTtah s was contacted and written a citation for criminal trespass. It turned out that the act occurred in the county and so the cae was turned over to the county sheriffs department. Feb. 25. three suspects were stopped following a gas skip which the attendant thought was intentional. The male driver was arrested and the two passengers were cited. old man Feb. 25, a was arrested and charged with public intoxication, interfering with a police officer, disorderly conduct and property damage and was taken to jail. Feb. 25. a bench warrant was issued by the court for an individual who failed to appear in court. A $50 fine turned into a $200 fine," said Bow les. old male Feb. 27, a was charged with domestic violence, possession of drug paraphernalia, drug possession with the intent to sell, 30-ye- 23-ye- and intoxication and was booked into jail. old male Feb. 27, a was arrested for assaulting old male. "There an was no rhyme or reason to 36-ye- 18-ye- the attack." said Bowles. The man was cited and was scheduled to appear in jail. Feb. 29, some prescription drugs were stolen from a home in Nephi. A old male, a neighbor, was arrested and taken to jail. The case is still under investigation and may be connected to other similar cases," said 25-ye- Bowles. Subscribe 23-ye- 39-yea- Today! r 38-ye- 28-ye- charged with open container violation and were ticketed. old male Feb. 5, a was stopped for a traffic violation and was found to have a FTA, a warrant for his arrest, to be driving on a suspended license, not to have vehicle insurance, and to be driving a vehicle with an expired registration. He was taken to jail and booked. 27-ye- MmsmAr From page 2 then a warrant is issued for your arreft. said Bowles. A police officer shows up at your door and then you have bought yourself a whole lot of trouble. In addition to being taken to jail a S150 fine for failure to appear is added to whatever else may have been the consequence for the original reason for the court appearance. I think some people do not understand the consequences of ignoring the court, he said. "It will not just go away if ignored. Things will just get Bowks. vTimrs-KrUi- of film developing. They give photo buffs the freedom to take more pictures--lot- s more pictures. But they also open up a whole new world of technology and Feb. 6, a criminal arrest warrant was issued for failure to appear in court. The old male had a speeding ticket to w'hich a $ 150 fine was added. Feb. 6, a man was stopped for a possible DUI and while being tested suffered a heart attack. The man died, said Bowles. The medical examiners office determined the man had suffered with a bad heart for some time prior to the fatal attack. The man, old, was from Juno, Alaska, and was temporarily residing in Salt Lake City. Feb. 7, a old male was arrested on charges of aggravated assault and domestic violence. The term, aggravated assault is used when a weapon is used or bodily harm results, said 32-ye- 46-yea- 21-ye- THE BEST! CJ I CENTRAL VALLEY HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE. 7 ( MEETING ALL YOUR HOME CARE NEEDS SINCE 1984 We are a Medicareertified, agency. We are a department within CENTRAL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER. We are a preferred provider for most insurance companies and are contracted with Six County Assoc, of Governments. Exercise your right to choose your local hospital home health & hospice agency. 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