Show - iillllJJllIll IV t 'l': n - Police Blotter Police Blotter Poliry as determined by Sheriff fcd Phillip and Chronicle Progress V hen he was puhlishmg of a weekly Polite Hloiter was discussed and planned totally agreed upon by everyone that it would include all arrests (of any consequence) and would he followed up by the Court Report to make fair for all and the public who has a right to know would he privileged to know who was arrested for what crime and the disposition of the case his is fair not only to the public but to the person arrested However as life is not and never will be perfect has come to our attention that some cases have slipped through the cracks The reason for this is - he ofTicerts) in oh ed ith the cases must file their reports for them to be included in the (Hotter If for instance an incident occurs on a Sunday night the Blotter is compiled on Monday and the report is filed on Tuesday it will not appear in the Blotter This is just the way it is and nothing deliberate on anyone's part call are at this 'ime working on a solution to this situation if there is a reasonable one The officers will get their reports in as quickly as possible and the newspaper will inquire into matters where there are questions It is the and the newspaper to continue the goal of the Sheriffs report weekly and do it as fairly as possible We appreciate all the positive feedback we have had so far with this column and we strive to keep it professional Also the policy will be that the name of all persons 16 years of age and older charged with a felony will be published MillardCounn Sheriff s Office information from f a tr October to 6 am (kto her IS IW9 Information is compile J by H SO stall from officer report or personal mcounts all suspects are inmnent until proven gutlt Monday October II 12 50 p m Cimmeron Jeremiah Johns 22 Mark Daniel 22 and a 17 year old Lope juvenile all of the Denver Colorado area were arrested by I tah Highway Patrol! rooper Dean Shields at the & Interchange Johns was charged into I ast Millard Justice Court with Class H misd speeding driving on suspension possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia He appeared on Tuesday where he was releajed by Judge Hare I ope and the juvenile were both charged with Class B misd possession of dru paraphernalia 1:00 p m Matthew Gilbert Mccaddon Iu Sandy V f was extradited from Missoula Montana by Sgt Ross Johnson who pilots the MCS( plane Mccaddon is being held on two no bail warrants pending appearance in District Court He is on probation for different drug arrests in IWX 8 40pm 911 dispatch received reports ofa rollover accident at nip 54 southbound The driver homas I Mitchell 22 of Provo was not wearing a seatbelt and was He was then run over by another car in the ejected onto the roadway busy traffic of the holiday weekend and died at the scene His 24 year old passenger J jiae knight 24 of Moab was wearing a seatbelt and remained in the vehicle She was transported to Fillmore Hospital with a broken pelvis and some cuts and bruises but is expected to recover fully Traffic was diverted through Meadow and Kanosh for most of the 45 minutes that the freeway was closed (Reported in last week's issue) Thursday October 14 :00 am IXbra Haine Pearce aka Sharissa Lynn Stringer 27 Delta UT was arrested by Adult Probation and Parole Officer Kelly Key es Pearce w as appearing in 4 District Court on 3 counts of 3 degree felony child abuse Those arc new charges that were filed on a criminal summons obtained by Deputy Chuck Stewart relating to a September 19 !9W incident Pearce was being arraigned on those charges when the court went to recess for a short break Pearce was inters iewed and substance tested by AP&P during that break as she is still on probation from her involvement in felony drug and automobile homicide charges in 1997 At least one violation w as found and Officer Keyes added a probation iolation Pearce is still incarcerated 3:35 pm Kev in Scott Birrell 27 Roy UT was arrested by Sgt Jim Masner at mp 74 on Birrell was stopped for speeding 86 mph and a check sRowed his license is suspended He was charged into LMJC with Class B misd speeding and driving on suspension Birrell appeared and pled guilty and was released with a fine 7:10 pm Glen Nelson Jim Jr 23 Kanosh UT was arrested by Deputies Cletc Carter and Morris Burton at the Meadow Texaco Carter said that Jim's 1992 grey while driving on the frontage road near Meadow Caiter Chevy almost hit him performed field sobnety tests prior to arresting the subject for DUI Alcohol A records check showed 5 failure to appear warrants totaling over SI 1000 on charges including forgery intoxication theft and traffic iolations An inioxillicr test showed his blood alcohol was 155 at time of booking almost twice the 08 limit in Utah Bail was set at $ 3(H) in LMJC after he appears there he w ill be extradited by the other agencies 8 06 pm John Shawnee Manning 35 and Dora A Staples 38 both from the Los Angeles CA area were arrested at the Killmorc lospiial by UI IP Trooper Tom Schneiter The twojsuhjecls had been involved in an altercation on the roadside at mp 157 on Manning and Staples were both charged into Fillmore City Justice Court ith Class B misd possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia bail was set at $925 each Manning posted $925 cash and as released Staples appeared in court the following day pled guilty to the charges and was released Friday October 15 1:59 am Heidi Marie Owens 22 Kent WA was arrested at mp 147 on by Deputy Clete Carter She was stopped for speeding 16 mph She appeared in EMJC and pled guilty to Class B misd reckless driving She was fined and released 1:20 pm Valerie Ann Kojsza 20 Scranton PA was arrested at the Cove Fort Chevron by Trooper Dean Shields She was charged with Class B misd underage consumption of alcohol Her friend Jacob Gregory Williams 23 McAuthur PA came to her appearance in EMJC He began disruptive in the courtroom after it was determined that he supplied Kojsza with the alcohol Judge Hare ordered him arrested by Sgt Forrest Roper He was charged into 4 District Court with Class A misd supply ing alcohol to a minor and Class C misd open container that had been issued on a citation earlier by Shields Bail was set at $2000 Saturday October 16 8:14 pm 91 dispatch at MCSO received report of a one vehicle rollover accident 2 miles west of the Intermountain Power Plant North of Delta Deputies Brett Nielson and Roger Young responded as well as the Delta Ambulance and fire rescue trucks Upon arrival deputies found the driver of the vehicle John Norman Abbott age 64 of 160 Sego Lily Drive Sandy UT dead at the scene Deputy Nielson said that the 1992 Ford Ranger pickup driven by Abbott was on the Brush Wellman Highway when the left rear tire blew out The blowout caused the pickup to veer into the oncoming traffic lane Abbott them overcorrected to the right causing the pickup to roll over twice side to side and tw ice end over end Abbott was not wearing a seatbelt was ejected from the vehicle and sustained massive trauma to the upper torso He was the only occupant and according to his wife was returning from the Baker Hot Springs in Juab County This was the second fatal accident that Deputies Young and Nielson have responded to this week They said it's tragic that both of the deaths this week could probably have been prevented if the occupants of the vehicles had w orn their seatbelts 8:51 pm Sonnit Allen 8 Fillmore was cited into FCJC for Class B misd driving 999 arrest w here on suspension Her drivers license w as suspended after an April 12 she w as charged w ith DUI drugs possession of marijuana and other charges She will be appearing in court this week Suaday October 17 am Cody Sean Bennett 8 Mclanie Jackson age 8 Bryan James Erickson 8 and a 16 y ear old male juvenile were all cited after a traffic slop near 350 N 100 W in Fillmore Deputies Clete Carter and Rhett Kimball investigated and recovered 3 bottles of hard alcohol and two packs of cigarettes inside the 1994 white chevy cavalier All three adults were charged w ith Class B misd underage possession or consumption of alcohol and Class C misd underage possession of tobacco and all will be appearing in FCJC The 6 year old male was charged into juvenile court with the above charges and also a curfew violation EMS aad fire calls There were 5 ambulance calls this week w ith 0 of those being assigned to Fillmore Ambulance and 5 by the Delta Ambulance There were 8 fire calls this week including the injury accidents Delta responded to calls Fillmore 2 and Scipio Church aad vehicle barglariaed During the early morning hours October 5 a vehicle w as burglarized at 229 W 300 S in Delta That night the Delta 2 Ward Church at 200 N 200 W w as also burglarized Det Sgt Jim Masner processed the scene at the church and said the investigation is continuing Damages or amount of loss have yet to be determined in either case Doa't get a holiday aeasoa DUL MCSO deputies have arrested 48 people for DUI so far this year The local UHP Troopers have arrested 70 There were 72 DUI arrests by MCSO last year and estimated 10 for the Troopers About 13 of the arrests occurred during the winter holiday season Holidays are the time to celebrate but make sure you have a designated driver Daa't driak aad drivt! aa caaaaaaa this week MCSO Deputies issued 121 citations the week of October to October 17 The average speed was 917 mph Deputy Clete Carter wrote the fastest speed on Friday of 16 mph Amazingly there were 16 tickets of 100 this week Deputy Roger Young wrote 6 tickets of 100 in a 3 hour span on Columbus Day He also arrived first at the fatal accident later that night where speed a factor Young wrote 7 tickets over 100 mis week followed by Deputy Morris Burton with 4 Sgt Ross Johnson and Deputies Clete Carter and Mike Winget wrote 2 2 and respectively Her fa ejra aia bad ware M many of yea know KTVX Channel 4 aired a story on MCSO's speed enforcement saifh which aired Monday October Peporters rode with and interviewed Deputy Roger Young as part of the story Cm Wcdawtday October 13 Young stopped a vehicle going 90 mph at mp 179 just north of Haider A license and registration were hanging out the window as Young approached the car The driver began to spew a long list of obscenities at Young over receiving a ticket Young said the driver was busy tearing up his copy cf the tick and spreading H acroaa Oac front seat when his wife leaned ov er and said "we law you on TV the other day" lit COPY ji - r — Jf J I i""T" fft TtV fWTWW Millard County Chronicle ' iHn" iw ' PP3ressPctober21Ll??9L Page '' 3 Livestock auction reopens under new leadership Bykath Halker Potential buyers sellers and other were treated lo a catered barbecue before la Livestock fcxehange opening Iriday Oct 15 New owner Wayne Robison greeted more than 175 people ith plates of food and a warm welcome After the meal guests filed into the arena lo participate in the sale of livestock including cattle horses sheep and pigs Draw ings were conducted throughout the sale for a variety of gifts Buvers signaled their bid for livestock with a slight lifting of the hand Kent Spencer auctioneer rapidly called the bids while buvers and sellers kept a listing of w hat happened Buy ers purchasing a large number of cattle have pens outside the arena where their animals are kept until all sales are completed Several individuals called yard people stayed busy tagging and sorting the liv estock into the pens Inside the office staff members were also busy completing necessary paperwork "We sold about 500 head of cattle and had a pretty good show ing of horses and sheep We also had a few pigs and would like to have that service available Anyone wanting to purchase a fat hog should call beforehand" said Robison "We were able to get gixd prices for both the sellers and buy ers A good supply of buyers was on hand and 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