Show Police Blotter Policy as determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips and Chronicle Progress The public has a right to know about all arrests of consequence The Police Blotter is compiled by MCSO Information is from officer’s reports However delays do occur and names incidents may not appear or appear at a lata date All persons charged w ith a felorv will be published Millard County Sheriff" s Office info from 6 am February 28 to Matcn 5 2000 Information is conyiled by MCSO staff from officer reports and or personal accounts all suspects innocent until proven guilty Tuesday February 29 315 am Mark J Greenwood 29 of Delta Ut was arrested at the River Bridge Apartments in Delta by Deputy Morris Burton Deputy Burton was dispatched to the River Bridge Apartments after dispatch received a 91 stating Greenwood had entered his apartment and was threatening her with a handgun It was reported that there were three children in the bouse the time of the assault Deputy Burton and Deputy Roger Young arrived to the apartment and arrested Greenwood for Aggravated Assault (domestic lolence) Aggravated Burglary of a dwelling Aggravated Kidnapping and Domestic Violence in the presence of children Apparently he held the female hours before the deputies arrived Greenwood was against her will for at least charged into the 4 District Court of Millard County where bail was set in the amount of SI 5000 00 cash The cash bail was posted by a family member and Greenwood 6th released pending court appearance on March 730 pm Larry George Cox 45 of Delta UT was arrested by Adult Probation and Parole agents Kelly Keyes and Ron Wilson for a Probation Violation He was on and the 6 contacted when Court from District by the agents was drinking and probation tested positive for drug use He was arrested at his residence and transported to the hold expired at 300 hold Cox’s Millard County Jail to be held on a and Cox was released p m on March Wednesday March 12 30 A M Adam Lee Evans 18 of Fillmore Ut was arrested at 400 North 120 West in Fillmore by Deputies Bill Jackson and Rhett Kimball Evans was stopped by Deputy Jackson driving a white 1981 Cadillac because Evans was driving the vehicle on a susof “Budweiser” beer pended Utah driver’s license Deputy Jackson located a bottles in the passenger portion of the Cadillac While speaking to Evans Deputy Jackson observed Evans “chewing tobacco” and when asked Evans provided Deputy Jackson v i'h a can of Copenhagen chewing tobacco Evans was then booked into the Millard County Jail charged into the EMJC for Driving on Suspension Possession of Alcohol by a Minor Possession of Tobacco by a Minor and Open Container where Judge Hare set Evan’s bail at $200000 cash only 2 05 AM Jeremy B Stephenson 24 of Fillmore Ut was arrested by Deputies Rhett Kimball and Bill Jackson for Supplying Alcohol to a Minor An investigation by Deputy Kimball and Jackson revealed Stephenson to be the person who bought the “Budweiser" beer which Deputy Jackson located in the Evans vehicle Stephenson was charged into the 4 District Court of Millard County where bail was set at S15000C cash or bond by Judge Stott Stephenson posted bail on March 3 pending his next court appearance 710 AM Wesley Kay Gilmore 30 of Delta Ut was arrested by Deputy Brett Nielson for 3 Degree Felony Aggravated Assault Deputy Alan Purvis received information regarding the Aggravated Assault on T uesday March 29 Deputies Nielson and Cameron Lcbbon all helped with the investigation whereGilmore allegedly used a flashlight to break the driver's side window of a moving vehicle and then used the same flashlight to stnke the driver Gilmore was charged into the 4 District Court of Millard and Gilmore was County where bail was set at $200000 Bail was posted on March released pending his next court appearance This investigation is continuing and more information will be available and possibly other arrests in the future We’ll keep you posted 245 PM Donald Blake Mecham 45 of Genola UT was Transported by Deputy Steve O'Camb from the Utah County Jail in Spanish Fork Utah Mecham was arrested in Utah County for an Arrest Warrant sued from the 4 District Court of Millard County Mecham was Degree Felony Forcible Sodomy charged in the warrant with Degree Felony Forcible Sexual Abuse and Class B Misdemeanor Unlawful Detention These charges stem from an incident investigated by Sgt Scott Cony in which Mecham sexually assaulted a Fillmore man The information regarding the sexual assault was gathered by Sgt Corry and given to the Deputy Millard County Attorneys Office where the information was filed and the warrant was issued Mecham was booked into the Millard County Jail on a $500000 Donald Blake Cash Only bail Mecham posted the $500000 and was released Mecham pending his next court appearance 7:45 PM Michael Bartholomew Wrenn 31 of Tempe Arizona was arrested by 181 into Millers Wrenn drove Northbound Bill Jackson at on milepost Deputy 5 Interchange in Fillmore and ed for Amoco gas station located on the North $500 worth of fuel Wrenn then pumped $1466 worth of fuel into his grey 1996 Honda Civic and left the Amoco station without paying for the remaining amount of fuel 5 near Scipio and arrested Deputy Jackson located Wrenn driving the Honda Civic on Wrenn for the Theft of Fuel It was also determined Wrenn was driving on a Suspended Drivers License from the state of Arizona Wrenn was charged into the FCJC for Retail Theft and Driving on Suspension where bail was set in the amount of $85500 On March 3 2000 Wrenn pled guilty to the charges in Judge Hare’s Justice Court and was sentenced to Restitution $966 He must also send proof of a reinstated Drivers License Wrenn was then released from custody Friday March 3 5 at 11:15AM Ramon Meraz Dominquez 25 from Phoenix AZ was arrested on milepost 159 by Trooper Mike Thomas Trooper Thomas stopped Dominquez driving a maroon 1992 Nissan Pickup because of dark window tint A check of Dominquez's drivers license showed the license to be suspended out of the state of Arizona Dominquez was also not wearing his seatbelt when approached by Trooper Thomas Dominquez was charged into the EMJC where bail was set in the amount of $35000 Dominquez eventually posted the $35000 cash and the charges were cleared 400 Bogar Mendoza Acosta age 25 of Delta was arrested at 1500 S Lonetree Road Delta by Deputy Rick Carter Acosta was driving a tan 987 Ford pickup when he failed to yield at an intersection and collided with another vehicle Investigation by Carter and Reserve Deputy Chuck Stewart uncovered a number of traffic violations and showed that the subject was driving under the influence of alcohol He was transported to the sheriffs substation in Delta and processed for DUI He was then booked into jail and charged into West Millard Justice Court with Class B misd DUI Alcohol no vehicle insurance and Class C misd open container in a vehicle and failure to stop at a stop sign Bail was set at $2120 cash or bond by Judge Deb David Public defender Jim Slavens was appointed to represent him in further proceeding March 21 Saturday March 4 male juvenile from Fillmore was arrested 295 W 300 S in 6:15 pm A Fillmore by Deputy Rick Carter Carter was involved in the investigation of another incident when he saw the male subject going west on 400 south in excess of 50 mph in the 25 mph zone Carter followed the blue and white Yamaha Banshee into the fields west of the Fillmore Elementary School Carter activated his red and blue lights in an effort to stop the four wheeler On two separate occasions the subject looked back to see if the deputy was still chasing him as they drove through the plowed fields near the bus garage The subject then raced south and the deputies followed him as he exited the fields at the dirt access near the restaurant The driver then accelerated onto Main Street and then out to the sand pits southeast of the Sheriffs Office The deputies could identify the driver and called off the chase knowing they could locate him at his residence Carter conducted an interview with the subject and his parents and he confessed to running from the deputies and trying to evade them even after he saw their lights Fie told the deputies (hat he ran because he didn’t want to get another ticket and he thought he could get away That decision changed what would have been a simple traffic warning into a felony charge He was charged into Juvenile Court with 3 Degree Felony Fleeing!: vading and operating an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) on an undesignated street He and his four wheeler were both released to the custody of his parents Sunday March 5 4:40 pm Christopher Ashley Hansen 21 of West Valley City UT was arrested at by Trooper Mike Thomas It was determined that Hansen had two mp 164 on warrants for his arrest and he was driving on a suspended license He was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court w ith Class C misd driving on suspension He also was required to post the bond on a $5 10 traffic violation for no insurance and a $193 cash only bail ftom Riverton Justice Court for speeding EMS Fire and Accidents There were nine ambulance calls this week with East Millard responding to five West Millard to three and Scipio to one There were only two fire calls both of which were There were three accidents in the reponded to by Fillmore FireDcpt rescue truck county Speeding tickets 5 this week The average speed MCSO Deputies issued 76 tickets for speeding on was 914 mph There were six tickets over 100 mph with Deputy Rhett Kimball writing three of them including the top speed of 07 mph Deputies Bill Jackson Jim Masner and Morris Burton each wrote one at 101 mph - - - Shellie Dutson Judgments made by Gary D Stott on February 17 2000 in Millard County Criminal matters All defendants are gally presumed innocent until proven Deadline for all announcements school news events etc 5 pm on Fridays ALL ADYTRTISING Monday NOON COPY self addressed stamped envelope for return of photos March 9 2000 Page 3 by Joan L&Rae Ville-- s appeared for entry of plea Villers pleaded guilty to one amended class A misdemeanor joy nding Sentencing is continued to May Tamara I'mezts did not appear with permission from the court Lrenezis ts felony charged with one receive or transfer of stolen vehicle and one class C misdemeanor speeding A 3 preliminary hearing is set Mar Mark J Greenwood appeared for waiver hearing Greenwood is charged with one felony aggravated burglary one felony aggravated assault and one first degree felony aggravated kidnaping Greenwood is to obtain council and appear for preliminary hearing Mar 16 Matthew Carl Phillips pleaded guilty to amended charges Phillips pleaded guilty to four first degree felonies tempted aggravated sex abuse of a child Judge Stott referred the matter to APAP for pre sentence report 1 he matter is continued to May 25 for sentencing Matthew Jay Sperry appeared for an order to show cause Sperry has been found guilty of one class A misdemeanor dm ing under the influence w ith personal injury Sperry is to pay the $690 remainder of his fine by June 8 or the court will carry out sentencing Michael Douglas Hathaway appeared for order to show cause Judge Stott dismissed the case Kenneth C Yarbrough did not appear for sentencing Yarbrough has been found intent guilty of one third to distribute a controlled substance Judge Stott ordered a no bail bench warrant be issued Dallas Michael Watts appeared for sentencing Watts was found to be in violation of the terms and conditions of his atts was sentenced to serve probation 3 months for each of the two counts filed against him Sentences will run consecuWatt was also sentenced for a sepatively rate matter He has been found guilty of one class B misdemeanor unlawful consumption of alcohol Watts was sentenced to five days in the Millard County Jail to run consecutive with other sentences Alan Drew Hardy appeared for sentencing Hardy’s attorney did not show Hardy has been found guilty of one felony possession of a controlled substance The matter is continued to May II Christopher George Decker Jr appeared for review hearing Decker has been lound guilty of one felony distribution of a controlled substance Judge Stott ordered Decker to slay in comith w his probation agreement The pliance guilty Richard C Swam Jr appeared for appearance Sw am is charged w ith one felony aggrav ated assault and one class B misdemeanor simple assault A preliminary Hearing is set for Mar 13 James Kirk Johnson pleaded guilty to amended charge of one class A misdemeanor driv ing under the influence w ith a minor present Sentencing is continued to April 13 Adam Thornton Jolley appeared for felony credit charges of one card theft and one class A misdemeanor theft Jolley pleaded guilty to the charges and entered into a plea in abey ance agreement Jolley is to pay restitution plea in abeyance fees and have no further violations of the law for two years Joseph Aaron DeMarto appeared for arraignment DeMarto is charged w ith one class A misdemeanor supply of alcohol to minors and one class C misdemeanor open container Judge Stott appointed council on behalf of DeMarto and set the matter for trial Joel Harbin Matthew appeared for raignment Harbin is charged w ith one class A misdemeanor supply of alcohol to minors one class B misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance and one class B misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia Judge Stott continued the matter to Mar 16 Bryce Layne Brunner appeared for change of plea Brunner pleaded guilty to amended charge of one felony possession of a controlled substance A pre sentence report was requested and the matter is continued to April 3 for sentencing A1 Benson Davis appeared for change of plea Davis pleaded guilty to amended charges of one class B misdemeanor unlawful possession of a controlled substance and one class B misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia Time for sentencing was waived Judge Stott sentenced Davis to 20 days in the Millard County Jail and a fine of $500 for the first charge and ten days in the Millard County Jail and a fine of $200 for the second charge Jail time is suspended upon payment of fines Davis was placed and a one year court probation Scott Paul Gulden pleaded guilty to amended charges Gulden pleaded guilty to two felony charges theft of a firearm The matter was referred to AP&P and sentencing is continued to May II tial Commission highlights Millard County Maintenance Supervisor about the ME Bird Center The damaged ceiling at the center has been repaired An insurance claim was not filed as it was a minimal cost for the repairs They discussed putting a new furnace into the center but will stay w ith the current one for now Draper and County Attorney Jackson discussed high school baseball coaches using county equipment to groom high school fields Jackson said this is proved by the UAC Mutual if coaches are trained to use the equipment The Commission attended the ICE meeting in Reaver Feb 22 I he discussion was mainly legislative issues and getting necessary funds for the The following is condensed from the minutes of the County Commission Feb 28 meeting These are not the official minutes which may been seen at the County Courthouse in Fillmore Cox had a phone meeting last week to discuss changes in School Trust Lands School Trust Land in wilderness areas is set and w ill not be changed They are willing to work with Millard county concerning School Trust Lands along Highway 50 when something is developed along the highway They want to continue working with Millard County for economic development Nye Dairy has received a permit to enlarge their dairy to 1500 cattle They have started their process to increase their herd All Commissioners attended the MEDA meeting Feb 17 in Fillmore Representatives from phone companies interin ested providing broadband service in Millard County Many concerned citizens and business owners were in attendance with concerns about the future of the Internet Draper met with Kevin Morris West Impact Study to be completed during the next year Draper met with Gary Bunker Bunker has questions of bidding for the surplus ambulance Auditor an sen said it could be sold to him without a bid process but has always been County policy to do a bid process for surplus property The Bunker have their first race at the track in April before the bid process takes place matter ts continued to May 25 for rev icw Lisa Mane Lew is appeared for sentencing ewis has been found guilty of one class A misdemeanor burglary of a one class B misdemeanor of a controlled substance and one felony burglary Judge Stott sentencing upon completion of a evaluation Sentencing is 90 diagno-licontinued to June 8 Dustin L Cropper appeared for return on bench warrant Cropper was found to be in violation of terms of his probation Judge Stott revoked and reinstated probation with same terms and conditions In addition Cropper was sentenced to serve two six month sentences in the Millard County Jail Sentences are to run consecutively with no credit for time serv ed and no early release Cropper may enter into an inpatient treatment after 90 day s w ith the recommendation of APAP Cropper is to complete the program or credit will not be given 'owards his jail commitment Jason I’d ward Stanworth appeared for return on bench warrant Stanworth has been found gLilty of one felony distribution of a controlled substance one felony distribution of a controlled substance one class A misdemeanor attempted forgery and one felony possession of a controlled substance he matter is continued to Mar 16 Kyle Edwards appeared for review of bail is charged with one felony tamper w ith cv idcncc one class b misdemeanor resisting arrest one class B misdemeanor unlawful consumption of alcohol two class B misdemeanors possession of drug paraphernalia and one felony possession of a controlled substance within a correctional facility Judge Stott released I’d wards on his own recognizance with the condition that Edward docs not violate the law Donald Blake Mecham Jr appeared for first appearance and return on bench warrant Mecham is charged with one felony sodomy forcible sodomy one felony forcible sex abuse and one class B misdemeanor lawful detention Judge Stott ordered bail $5000 cash or bond and Mecham to have no contact with victim The matter is set for waiver Mar 16 Jeremy B Stephenson appeared for raignment Stephenson is charged w ith one class A misdemeanor supply of alcohol to minors Bail was set for $1500 cash or bond The matter is set for pretrial Mar 16 They will use the surplus amhulancc with their own ambulance personnel for the first race Draper met w ith Kevin Moms about a complaint of the depth of dirt in the door arena The arena was lazar leveled and worked to three inches depth Anyone needs the dirt a special depth for a function it can be done for $25 I he quest can be taken and scheduled at the Recreation ( MTice 1 ounsm was Budgets for the established Bart WhatcotL A1V will have access to the ATV and A IV Temporary lelp Budgets for A V needs Tourism will donate $500 to the Veterans Memorial to gear up for the parade and planned events Dearden met with Don ullmcr Paradise Golf Course Employees have used the county dozer and not returned it to the landfill T he dozer was needed to cover burning tires at the landfill and was not available rullmersaid he will coordinate the use with lorn Huffer at the landfill Two nawspapers York Times and that began the Baltimore their careers as penny Surt papers were Ucldnfirn Unique (jrndWm Kmmmmtl 25 Graduation Announcements for 30 50 Senior Name Cards 40 and sec the dozer is returned Owners of cattle at the air aulity have been asked to moved than for corral cleaning o eliminate problems of cleaning mangers will be built for feeding and the cows will be allowed in only a certain tunc fo the year John Kimball has agreed to serve on the Millard County Rodeo Board Kevin Morris Max Wood Iracie arsen orrie Abcgglen Chris Abcgglen und Mike llavcron Jcr’e auric BrinkcrhofT Lisa Crosland and Barbara Barnhurst attended to discuss ast Millard Recreation Chris Ahbeglen the spokesperson for the group said they are concerned with the lack of a Recreation Director and programs for east Millard he group is pressed ith the program Max W ood has developed in the Delta area 1 hey think a director is needed for the Last Millard area he group will meet with again with the Commission during March KTM KAWASAKI Kawasaki Stock & Utility Trailer Sales Wanderer Camp Trailers COUNTY'S LARGEST SPORTING GOODS STORE!!! The The The The The The The The The The orpamooatrarf vnouncfwts N 300 W Delta reeman and Pamela Gary Wayne Louise Olcson waived their preliminary heanngonl ebruiry 29 before Judge Lynn W Davis Both reeman and Olseson are charged w ith one felony dishe tribution of a ontrolled substance matter is continued for at least 60 day s or until pending charges in Juab County have been taken care of With 18 years in the business we know what you need when you need be taken until April orders payment doe upon racept ol merchandise Qrtdustton ings MILLARD 'i 230 Chains 650 M (U asiacaon Yamaha 12 INSTOCK NOW 00 Charm Rings Keys also the AVic esley K Gilmore appeared for initial appearance Gilmore is charged with one felony aggrav ated lt and one class B misdemeanor criminal mischief Bail w as set at $20 0 cash or bond to Mar 16 A waiver hearing is continued Adam Lee I vans appeared for initial appearance Evans is charged with ore felony aggrav ated assault and two class B misdemeanors domestic sault- The matter was set ft waiver hearing on Mar 16 Ines Salazar Carrillo appeared for tial appearance C amllo is charged ith one felony possession of a controlled substance and one class C misdemeanor speeding A preliminary hearing was set for Mar 6 IfCam!!o met his bail the preliminary hearing will be continued A preliminary hearing was held for he court found Antonio Luis Martinez evidence to bind the matter over for one felony possession of cocaine and two class B misdemeanor underage consumption and open container John L Fahela appeared and pleaded ahela pleaded guilty to amended charges guilty to one class B misdemeanor derage consumption or possession of cohol lime for sentencing was waived and Judge Stott seriletKed fahela to pay a fine of $200 and serve eight days in the Millard County Jail Credit for time served was granted Juan Medina did not appear for preliminary hearing Medina ischarged with one felony possession of a controlled substance one one class felony carry ing a loaded firearm B misdemeanor unlawful consumption of alcohold and two class C misdemeanors open container and driving on a denied license A no bail bench warrant was sued A preliminary hearing for Shawn Ashmore w as heard Hie court found evidence to hold the matter over for trial on one felony possession of a controlled substance A class B misdemeanor charge of driv ing under the influence was dismissed Ashmore pleaded not guilty to the charge and the case was signed to Judge y rc for further proceed- sSScs OYAMAHA $iivtuc£i VWgMU 14 Include Mil'ard County Chronicle Progress Fourth District Court Report Police Blotter Utah largest largest largest largest largest largest largest largest largest largest Fishing Deparment in the County! 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