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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS News WEDNESDAY JUNE 9, 1899 Utah Highway Patrol "B. jjjiiinji .t It il . M ...I JLV.1- - i Finally, Trooper Bailey subBy Trooper Shane Nordfelt injury accident in Johns Valley During the week of May 22, when Edward Foster rolled his mits both the best excuse and 1999 the Utah Highway Patrol truck. On the same day, Trooper the funniest experience. One violator stated that stopped 127 vehicles, issuing 1 12 Keller cited Robert Stone for par-ticul- citations and 59 warnings. speeding and possession of mari- Troopers also investigated three accidents, arrested two drunks, and assisted two stranded motorists. May 22 The troopers were involved with the Law Enforcement Safety Fair. Itwas a big success and we were able to reach a lot of people. Once again, we would really like to thank those businesses who sponsored the fair and helped to make it such a worthwhile project. May 23 Trooper Bailey investigated a one-ca- r, accident. non-injur- y The accident happened on the Widtsoe Jet. Road, two mles north of State Road 12. May 26 1999 Trooper Cluff investirollover accident gated a one-ca- r at milepost 51 on U.S. Highway 89 that claimed the life ofa California man. The vehicle was allowed to drift off the north side of the road, at which point the back to the driver south. The vehicle started to roll as it made it back onto the roadway. The driver was parover-correct- ed juana. He also cited Greta Heilig for possession of drugparapher-nalia- . Trooper McCleve cited Gardner ofColorado for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Trooper Cluff arrested Wanda Evers ard Michael J. Crouse for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. May 28 Continuing with our special enforcement, Trooper Keller cited and released Peter Glick for littering and possession of marijuana. Trooper Cluff had a couple of arrests on the same day (I think he and Trooper Whitaker had a little side bet going). Cluff first arrested Kurt G. Stanberg for driving while drugged, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Then Trooper Stephen K. Cluff arrested Barbara A. Trooper Bailey couldnt pull him over for speeding, when it was actually Sergeant Cutler and Lt. Squires that clocked him using the laser radar. The violator traveled back a few miles to have a talk with the two supervisors about the whole situation, but it was all in vain because he didnt make any headway with them. It seems that Trooper Bailey had to deal with several unhappy people this week. After stopping and citing a female driver for speeding, the lady said, Officer Bailey, you are a Gadianton Robber, and a Highway Robber. You are here to just suck money from us. .Those of you who dont know what a Gadianton Robber is, just ask someone who has read the Book of Mormon. Anyway, Trooper Bailey states that he has been called a lot of things, including more things by this particular speeder, but never has he been called a Gadianton Robber. Kelley for DUI, littering, possession of marijuana and para- phernalia. Not to be outdone, Trooper Whitaker also had a couple of arrests on the 28th. Christotially ejected and sustained pher Barney of Salina was cited major injuries. Troopers Keller and released for possession of and McCleve assisted with the marijuana and drug paraphernalia. A short time later investigation. Whitaker arrested Tina Tait and May 27 On the 27th we started our Me- Richard Gardner for possession morial Day Weekend Special En- of cocaine and drug parapherforcement. Heres just a sample nalia. The cocaine was found in of some of our activities: the diaper bag of their two year Trooper Keller investigated an old baby. e - . 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Suspect allegedly observedputtingcontainer behind the seat. Citation issued for open container of alcohol. May 23 Theft. Item reportedly taken from a local motel room while occupants were out. May 27 Theft. Jared Mutte, 20, Kanab. Suspect allegedly put on a pair of shorts under his outer clothing and attempted to leave a local store without paying. Suspect was issued a citation and taken before the city judge. Agency assist. Zachary Freeman Stewart, 21, Tucson, Arizona. Assisted Kane County Strike Force. Suspect issued citation for possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia and no front license plate. May 28 Threat of suicide. Individual combined alcohol and overdose of pills. Transported to Kane County Hospital. Open container in vehicle. Derick L. Francis, 29, Tempe, Arizona. Vehicle stopped for speeding. An open container of alcohol was in the vehicle. Driver cited and released. Warrant. Janice Bullock, 52, Kanab. Records check revealed a warrant out of Texas. Suspect booked into Kane County Jail. Threat of suicide. Individual entered neighbor's home crying and talkingaboutsuidde.TakentoKane County Hospital for evaluation. June 2 Noinsurancespeeding. Giovani M. Malaver, 22, Scottsdale, Ari- zona. Individual stopped for speeding. No insurance on vehicle. Citation issued and vehicle impounded. Disorderly conduct. Giovani M. Malaver. Suspect allegedly wrote pornographic graffiti at a local store. Suspect arrested for disorderly conduct. Kane County Sheriff Home of the Week Ti- ar 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 of guilty. Names will be withheld in some cases due to the sensitive nature the crimes, or if the defendant is a juvenile. - i i Deputies responded to Big Water to reports of shots fired. Some kids were located that were banging on signs. Some were cited or referred to juvenile court for minor in possession of alcohol. A deputy assisted on a medical call in Mt. Carmel Jet. The injured was transported to the Kane County Hospital. The ambulance was assisted on a medical call in Strawberry Villas Estates on Cedar Mountain. May 28 A one car rollover was investigated north of Glendale. No injuries reported. May 29 A gas skip reported out of Panguitch was located near Cedar Mountain. The occupants were escorted back to waiting Garfield County deputies after the driver was cited for open alcoholic container in vehicle. A motorist was arrested on Lone Rock beach for DUI. Another motorist was arrested for DUI on Lone Rock Beach. A camper on Lone Rock Beach was arrested for possession of marijuana. A camper was arrested on Lone Rock Beach for possession of May 30 A civil complaint was investigated on the east end of Zion National Park. May 31 A theft of antique items stolen from the side of a cabin on Cedar Mountain was reported. A camper was arrested on Lone Rock Beach for child sex abuse among other charges. He was transported to the Kane County Jail and booked on first degree felony charges. A single car accident was investigated in Glendale. No injuries were reported. June 2 A report of juvenile problems was investigated in Mt. Carmel Jet. The kids were located and turned over to their parents. The juveniles will be referred to court for underage drinking of alcohol. The Memorial Day weekend was qyite busy. 25 people were booked into jail with charges ranging from nine DUIs, six possessions of methamphet- amine, two possessions of cocaine, eight possessions of marijuana to a first degree felony charge of aggravated sex abuse of a child. booked Bullfrog methamphetamine. Another three motoristsdeputies for DUI and cited member of the party was ar- several rested for outstanding warrants. alcohol. minors for possessing |
