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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY APRIL 3, 1896 News Utah Highway Patrol I For the week of March 16 no insurance and no registration. March 22 through March 22, 1996, the Utah Highway Patrol had 284 stops, Trooper Davis investigated a issued 173 citations, 163 warn- one-ca-r rollover at milepost 1. five four accidents Smith Brad Webster of DUTs, ings, and assisted three motorists. Springdale allowed his vehicle March 16 to drift right and off the road. left and went Trooper Whitaker arrested He Alfred Milan of Fayetteville, Ar- off the road left and rolled. Alcokansas, for allegedly driving hol was involved and after furwhile drugged and paraphernather investigation, he will be arrested lia; passenger Walter charged with alleged DUI. Kelly of Fayetteville for alleged Trooper Moore was involved in possession of marijuana, para- a high-spee- d pursuit involving a mushrooms. Bail and The driver man. phernalia, Panguitch set at $5000 for Kelly and at passed the trooper at 110 mph and when the trooper began to $925 for Milan. over-correct- March 18 Trooper Moore investigated a two car accident on SR 12. A vehicle driven by a tourist made in front of a local resia dent and the local broadsided the tourist. Both had to be extricated from their cars and the local person was not wearing a seatbelt and had to be flown out. Trooper WhitakerarrestedJA Perry of California for driving on a suspended license and U-tu- rn ed pursue, the driver turned off his lights. The chase went into the back roads of Panguitch where Trooper Moore finally found and stopped the driver and arrested him at gunpoint. The driver is charged with alleged Felony Fleeing and alleged DUI Class A because he had his 1 1 year old daughter in the car with him. Best Excuse T rooper Nordfelt stopped a car and described his experience as speeding. Later, he stopped such; T stopped a vehicle with Brian Braade of Salt lake City two female occupants for speedand cited him for alleged posses- ing. As I approached the vehicle, sion of marijuana. the passenger said She didnt know how fast she was going. March 20 Trooper Whitaker arrested Ken Besides, Tm her mother and Aldridge of Cedar City for al- shes trying to get me to the leged DUI, possession of mari- hospital because Im having a juana and paraphernalia. Pas- baby. We all had a good laugh sengers Scott McNiel of Cedar because the mother was easily City and Jason Boyd of Salt lake in her 60s. City, were arrested for alleged Trooper Davis had his roll over of victim possession (charged with DUD tell marijuana. him that he swerved to miss March 21 Trooper Whitaker arrested three deer in the road. The acciAmfin Hawkinson of Hurricane dent was by Lone Rock Road, for alleged DUI, denied license. there are no deer there. Home of the Week Perkins takes 1st at Top Hands 96 competition The Commercial Vehicle Division of the Utah Highway Patrol staged a competition called Top Hands 96 on March 26-2- 8 in St. George. Twenty six officers from all parts of Utah participated in three areas of competition: Hazardous Material, Equipment, and Driver. In each ofthese areas the officers were presented with a scenario and then given a written test. Officer Keith Perkins from Kanab took first place honors in the Driver area, which involves checking for logbook violations to determine ifthe driver should be put out of service and checking commercial drivers licenses and regulations. Perkins received a plaque on March 28 at an honors banquet. KCR Board Election OK OlO 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 guilty. Names will be withheld in some cases due to the sensitive nature of the crimes, or if the defendant is a juvenile. During the period between March 22 and 28, the Kanab City Police handled 35 incidents, had 15 cases, issued 19 warnings and 17 citations. Animal control had three investigations, issued three citations, two warnings and had no pick ups. March 18 bar, tfle 1381 in room, volume great glazed ceiling entry, glazed entry door, shower door, propane FA furnace, refrigerated air conditioner, 25 year roof, gutter and down spouts, 20 ft concrete drive, garage door opener, two stall garage, approx. 13 acre lot, walk-i- n doset, new style vinyl windows, ceiling fan in great room, sliding door to patio, laundry room, rear property fence, S.I.D. paid in full. 801-644-21- DUI-2ndDeni- 7 West Center Kanab, Utah 84741 srran,:HBfr1 in court. March 23 Threat against life or property and criminal mischief. Suspect ed -- Spring is back!! For a more healthy and hearty lawn let IM with false information to a po- lice officer. The Sheriffs Office assisted the Highway Patrol with a two car collision that left three people dead and injured seven others. March 25 DARE, lesson 10 was taught in Kanab Elementary School. It was titled "combatting media influences on drug use and violence March 26 A prisoner was extradited out of Douglas, Arizona on an out- standing warrant from the Kanab Justice Court for distribution of marijuana. Deputies responded to a disturbance at a residence in Orderville. The Kane County Jail averaged 15 inmates during the past week with seven new inmates booked in. COUNTRY LIVING &6 jfifiKSO and fertilize now! Call for an appointment De-that- ch fAVA 00 Martinez, 33, Fredonia, was arrested and booked into the Kane County Jail for failure to appear Deidra Dawn Bayles, 33, Kanab, allegedly threatened victim and broke vehicle rear window, estimated damages $300. Suspect LicenseEx-pire- d cited and arraignment date set. Criminal Mischief. Four male RegistrationNo Insurance. Expired registration re- juveniles ages 15,14,10 & 9 sulted in traffic stop. Alcohol Kanab, allegedly threw rocks at allegedly was detected and sus- passing diesel and scratched and pect Amfin Clete Hawkinson, dented side door. Juveniles were 34, St. George, was booked into referred to Juvenile Court. March 25 Kane County Jail. UHP assisted Domestic. Report from outside in arrest. Auto Accident. Failure to yield police agency alleges domestic resulted in accident. Estimated violence in Kanab City. Under damages $2,000. Driver Su- investigation. March 27 san Berickson, 39, Kanab was cited. Alleged Driving on Alcohol reCriminal Mischief. Local busi- voked drivers licence. Suspect ness sign has been vandalized, Terry Lynn Bennett, 43, Kanab booked into Kane County Jail. estimated damage $500. e, 334 W Pipe Springs Drive - $95,000 Sq ft living space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, breakfast March 22 Warrant. Suspect Marian Littering. Garbage dumped on private property. Suspect is under investigation. March 21 The property owners of KCR, Inc. will be holding their annual election meeting for new board members, Thursday April 11, 1996, at 7:00 p.m. at the KCR firehouse. Complete details will be published in the SUN next Wednesday. In order to receive a ballot, membership dues must be paid ($7.50 per adult or March 22 $ 15.00 per couple). Dues may be Office responded The Sheriffs paid at 734 W. Navajo Drive or to a call of a domestic disturaddress by mail to Elaine No in bance physical BigWater. Harmon, President of KCR, Inc. contact was made. cfo P.O. Box 465, Kanab, UT 84741. Dues may be paid at the Deputies assisted the Highway door of the meeting BEFORE Patrol on a one car rollover at the meeting in order to receive milepost 1 on S. R. 89. The injured people were taken to the your ballot. Page hospital. March 24 The Sheriffs Office investigated a one vehicle rollover on MOBILE HOMES, INC. the Johnson Canyon Road. MiWe sett Fleetwood nor injuries were reported to double-wid- e & single-widsome of the nine occupants of triple-wid- e mobile homes. vehicle. The driver was the Delivery & Set-u- p included charged with no drivers license 645-328- 1 and failure to control and some (520) of the passengers were charged fr 2 Veorly fertilizing Contracts Rvailcble Kanab, fredonia & Orderville areas on 6 acres, horse corrals, beautiful home 2600 sq ft storage room. Large rooms, living room family room, 4 bedrooms, & baths, water softener-miner- al remover, reverse osmosis. Canyon Country subdivision. Must see -- 2-- 12 only $135,000. Call 644-53-21 evenings. |
