Show Esfcwaafci Police Blotter Police Blotter Policy determined by Sheriff Ld Phillips and C hronicle 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 later date All persons charged with a felony will be published Willard County Sheriff's Office info Information it compiled by MCSO proven from August Staff and all to August suspects 14th 2009 are presumed innoient until guilty Monday August 7th 12 30 p m A female was taken into custody at the Greyhound Bus Station (Caleb's Cafe) in Fillmore by Deputy Steve O Camb and Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Tom Schneiter O’Camb had responded to a report of a runaway juvenile from the Paradise Motel The girl had run away from her foster parents and was going to catch the bus to leave town This was her 3th foster home and she is a ward of the state She was transported to the Slate Canyon Juvenile Detention Facility in Provo to be held pending placement in a new foster home 00 pm A male juvenile was arrested in Delta by Deputy Morris Burton Burton had responded to the Diamond D Motel on an assault call The juvenile was transported to the substation in Delta where he was referred to 4th District Juvenile Court for Class B misd assault He was then released to the request of his father II 55 p m Atina Mane W ingo 26 Fillmore was arrested in Fillmore by Trooper Gordon Mortensen and Deputy Devon Quamberg Wingo was driving a white 1983 Audi when she was stopped for an equipment violation Upon contact Mortensen suspected alcohol impairment and had Wingo perform field sobriety tests She was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B misd DUI Alcohol She appeared the following day in front of Judge Ron Hare and pled no contest to the charge She was jail sentence All but 48 hours of the given a fine and a jail lime was suspended and she was put on a no alcohol probation for one year She was released and must return to serve the remaining jail time Tuesday August 8th 9 58 a m Robin Thomas Brown Jr 20 Las Vegas NV was arrested at mp 163 on by Trooper Dean Shields Brown was driving a black 1994 Toyota Camry when he was stopped for an equipment violation A check revealed that his drivers license was suspended He was transported to jail and charged into EMJC with Class C misd driving on suspension and an equipment violation He pled guilty to the charges and as released with a fine Wednesday August 9th 4 30 a m Dustin M W ishka 19 Palmdale CA was arrested at mi 161 southbound by Deputy Rhett Kimball Kimball had been dispatched to a reported gas theft of S 5 52 from the Budget Stop Texaco at the north Fillmore Interchange Kimball stopped the blue 1976 American Hornet and contacted the Wishka A record check showed that his license was suspended and he admitted to not having enough moniy to pay for the gas He was transported to jail and charged into EMJC with Class B nnsd theft and lass C misd driving on suspension He pled guilty before Judge Hare and was given a 30-- day jail sentence suspended when he paid the SI 5 52 restitution He was then released Friday August 11th 4 15am 911 dispatch received report of an injury accident at mp 193 on Deputy Devon Quamberg and Troopers Tom Schneiter and Sgt Steve Esplin all sponded as well as the Fillmore fire rescue truck and Scipio Ambulance A 1989 Ford St George drifted into the freeway of Ranger driven by 24 year old Larry Wayne Laney median He attempted to steer back onto the roadway that turn and the subsequent overcorrection caused the vehicle to skid out of control and roll over a number of times coming to rest on its wheels on the shoulder of the road Schneiter said that Laney was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected some distance from the vehicle As a result of the crash and ejection Laney sustained fatal injuries to the head and upper torso Laney resided in St George Utah 9 00 p m Jesus Alcala Ortega 24 Fillmore was arrested in Fillmore by Reserve Deputies Dale Josse and Roy Marchant Ortega was driving a gold 1986 Ford Escort when he was stopped for running the stop sign at 200 S 400 t Alcohol impairment w as suspected and Ortega performed field sobriety tests prior to his arrest Two open beers were also found between the front seats of the car Josse round that Ortega’s drivers license was denied and he didn’t have insurance on the vehicle He was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B misd DUI alcohol and no vehicle insurance as well as Class C misd open container in a vehicle driving on a denied license and failure to stop at a stop sign Bail was set at $21 00 which he posted and was released on the 3th Saturday August 12th 6 58 a m 91 dispatch ceived reports of an injury accident at mp 167 on Deputy Steve O'Camb responded as well as Troopers Tom Schneiter Dean Shields and the Fillmore firercscuc truck as well as East Millard Ambulance O’Camb rived on the scene to find that a silver minivan had rolled off the freeway and onto the frontage road Two additional ambulances were dispatched to the scene and all three were filled up with the six people that were in the van O'Camb said that one male was ejected during one of the rolls and suffered a broken hip All five of the other occupants remained inside the van as it rolled approx four times finally coming to rest on its side One man was trapped inside the van so the rescue team used extrication equipment to cut the roof off and remove him All six victims were transported to Fillmore Hospital Two were then transported by “Life Flight" helicopter and another by ambulance to various northern Delta Little League Football Registration Semi-Annu- Utah hospitals Seatbelts were worn by all of the occupants aged six thru ‘0 which saved their lives The one boy that was ejected on the last roll was wearing a seatbelt but had loosened it to he down and sleep Seatbelts should be worn but they must be used fit and be sure the shoulder strap is in place correctly Passengers must maintain a firm (not pushed aside or behind )for maximum protection 12 45 p m 911 dispatch received reports of an injure accident at mp 27 on SR 6 50 Cameron and ebbon Burton Delta Moms west of responded as well as Deputies Trooper Tom Schneiter West Millard and Eskdale Ambulances and the Delta fire rescue truck The accident occurred 60 miles from Delta whena 1995 Harley Dav idson motorThe a driver Richard cycle was westbound and failed to negotiate turn the bike around a turn The Anthony Rasner waskilled when he attempted to lay down bike overturned several times before coming to rest on the shoulder of the road His passenger 45 year cld Suzanne Marilyn Holzer was seriously injured and was transported to Delta Hospital Neither subject was wearing a helmet and Schneiter said that the bike Holzer was eventuthey had two helmets strapped to the rack on the back of ally transferred to a northern Utah hospital for further treatment 2 45 p m Lloyd J Martinez 48 Salt Lake City LT was arrested at mp 187 southbound by Detective Roger Young Martinez was driving a black 1994 Hyundai Elantra when he was stopped for speeding 89 miles per hour in a 75 zone A check revealed a suspended drivers license and an active arrest warrant He was transported to jail and charged into EMJC with Class C misd speeding and driving on suspension Martinez posted the $340 bail on the local charges as well at the 5245 cash only warrant The warrant was issued by the Davis County Justice Court for ( lass B misd attempted falsification of records He was released after posting those bonds Sunday August Jth 12 45 p m Damian D Jordon 25 Montgomery AL was arres'ed at 900 South Main in Fillmore by Trooper Rod Timer and Reserve Deputy Roy Marchant 91 dispatch had received reports of a pickup that was driving recklessly The officers stopped the vehicle as it exited at the Fillmore South Interchange Jordon was arrested after being W hen the inters tewed by the officers He was transported to jail on suspicion of DL case was reviewed by the prosecutor Jordon was charged with ( lass C misd reckless driving speeding improper lane change and failure to drive in the right lane of the roadway At a bail hearing with Judge Hare on Monday bail was set at S200 which he posted and was released NT was arrested on 4 58 p in Ronald 7ccca 50 Brooklyn by Trooper Dean Shields Zccca was driving a black 1995 Lincoln lowncar when he was stopped for an alcohol impairment and had the subject perform field improper signal Shields suspected sobriety tests prior to his arrest A pat search of the suspect uncovered a baggie of marijuana and a pipe from his pocket He was transported to jail and charged into MJC with Class B misd DUI alcohol possession ol marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia A breath test showed that he was nearly twice the legal limit to drive lie posted the $2430 bond and was released from ail only after he had sobered up Scouts came prepared The 2000 millennial scout jamboree went ofl without a hitch this weekend on the windblown tundra west of the Fillmore ity Airport Sgt Scott ( orry coordinated the law enforcement involvement that MCSO had during the event which was attended by as many as 55000 people lie said that approx 45 0(H) Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and leiders registered for the campout There was a large number of volunteer support personnel as well as the citizens that attended the nightly activities There were only four problems reported to MCSO most of which were unfounded There were eight people transported to illmore Hospital by ambulance Most were suffering from dehydration and heat exhaustion The scout organizers had planned the event for four he event ran years and the success appeared to be a direct result of that preparation 0th thru Saturday August 12th from Thursday August Accidents Fire and MS There were 3 traffic accidents this week including six with injury here were eleven fire calls with most of them being brush fires or rescue calls T here were 2 ambulance calls this week with Fast Millard responding to 16 West Millard to four and Scipio to one Wildfire closes part of Fishlake National I orest On Monday August 14th Sheriff Ed Phillips responded to the request of officials at the Swain Fire east of Holden and closed down access to all of the Fishlake National Forest area between Fillmore and Scipio The closure affects the mountains between It includes Maple Hollow Maple Grove and the and SR50 southeast of Scipio surrounding areas Besides fire personnel only land and cattle owners are allowed into the area to protect the property or livestock The area is closed to everyone else and could possibly affect the approaching hunting seasons The closure w ill remain in effect until further notice Sheiiff’s Posse answers the call After donating 250 hours of volunteer time at the boy scout jamboree Fast Millard Posse commander Blame Hare thought the long weekend was over “Until that happened” as he pointed to the burnt hills northeast ol F illmore Needless to say their work had only just begun The 30 members of the Posse worked almost around the clock at the jamboree and ontinuc to be a priceless asset to the community They provide all of their own gas vehicles and time whenever they aie called upon to help This newest call came on Saturday evening when the Swain ire started and burned everything in the Maple Hollow area hey have been blocking roads aid providing support 24 hours a day as crews continue to fight the 6000 plus acre fire We will note the Posse’s activities in future issues Vie would like to express our sincere thanks to both the East and West Millard Sheriff’s Posse's lor all their hard work Thanks Again x— A Become a “ Love i 261 W Main St Delta Utah 84624 Share Experiences With Other Parents j find out you are not alone in the challenges and frustrations you face” pm 00 pm 7 and Logic” Parent 8 00 pm 830 pni 00 am 00am 9 00am II 00am 8 8 :30 am - 2 2 2 Call 8 3 5 on Child Care Sponsored by: FACT (Families Agencies Community Together) R COPY A the fun at oak Parade (Tracy Callister) Needle in the haystack (Gaynell Deem) Magic showtalent night (bring your own blanketpicnic dinner) Ice Cream Social ( 25 centers per dish) Rook Tournament (Phil Finlinson) pm 30 pm 00 pm 30 pm 00 pm Horse Race (Cathy & t hrixty Schmutz) Bicycle Poker Race (bring water) (P Finlinson) Turkey Shoot (Dan Nielson) ChoirConccrt Musical Entertainment Dinner Sforson $25 Immediate family pm Pit Historical Display “Quilts Quilts Quilts" Craft Booths & Oak City Days General Store for (Call Sharia Anderson booth information ASAP) Concessions (Sandy Tanner) Children’s Games Obstacle Course Horse Shoe Tournament Mud Volleyball Water Games Live Trout Catch (Ken Christensen) Young Women vs Women Softball Games Young Men vs Real Men Softball Games FREE DANCE UNDER THE STARS 8 - No Charge!! (Refreshments) for registration and for information 00 pm 00 pm 2 630-- CLASS in SATURDAY AUGUST 19TH 4 Begins: Wednesday August 30 6 - 8 pm Delta Community Medical Center A more Also 00 PM Under the stars on the basketball court at the town hall Music bring a Lit’l bit of money for these Look for us on the Web! Look up this vear to strong encouragement to participate of very talenltd individuals Anyone interested in displ iv coma should art ing personal pieces or Loname Stewart at either local artists goes out Millard County has a lot One of our gifted ists Courtney Chnstensen Lunt will be displaying her artwork in the reading room of the Millard Fillmore I ibrary thrum-out the entire month of Sept Court nev does beautiful work and it's very worth while to stop in at the library to see h accomplishments On Friday evening at 8 p m those who have been involved w ith the festival will be treated to a delicious Dutch oven m al The public is also invited to the diruur The suggested minimum donation ot SX per person will serve as a fundraiser lor the festival Please plan to bring family and friends estival on Sept 8&9 Ibis to the Arts is great opportunity to leam about the arts and Fnstory in a fun relaxing atmosphere1 NOTICE FRIDAY AUGUST 18 6 00 Learn Some New Techniques “That work’ for raising children successfully !2 (4 ties (Hopctullv this will enable parents to not have to worry about putting as much sun screen on their kids ) Some oilier events scheduled for the arts festival are the mountain men demonstrations tatviand lace makers blacksmiths antique quill show artists ethnic food and much The Millard County Commissioners will be meeting on Wednesday August 16 at 9 am at the County Offices located at 71 S 200 W in Delta The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the proposal to expand the golf course to an eighteen hole course The public is encouraged to attend WELCOME HOME! join 1130am I Wendy Chat’and Here's another reminder that the Fourth Annual Old Capitol Arts Festiv al is sched9 at the Territorial uled for Sept 8 is Fillmore Every year improvements are made to ensure a successful festival This year's festival should have even more fun events and activities for people of all ages Last year the Civil War put on an unforgettable dazzling performance complete with cannon blasts and gunfire This yeai the medical core will surgical demperform some very onstrations The soldiers will also bring with them some Victorian ladies who ill model their beautiful Civil War era attire activiand contribute to the ties as well Some individuals were fortunate last year to participate in the old home tours via horse drawn carnage and antique cars This year the committee has made rangements to have the public view the interior decor of some of these historical homes One of these shows will occur Friday evening and two w ill take place on Sat Specific scheduled times will be posted at a later date Another new thing coming our way is old time photography An authentic tique camera will be set up and photographs will be taken on glass plates This should prove to be a very fun addition to this year’s festival Another change is that there will be a large tent set up for the children's activi “Oak City a Lit’l Bit Country PARENTING CLASSES r Arts Festival by CITY DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR ALL THE OLD TIME GOODNESS AND GREAT TRADITIONS THAT OAK CITY IS FAMOUS FOR RC STAPLES CO Register Camp Every Wednesday in August School Practice High Field 6 pm New additions to drivers For a limited time only Boy and One Parent Must be Present to Speeders speed enforcement MCSO Deputies issued 102 speeding tickets on special shills this week The average speed is 90 mph with the top speed being 122 mph There were seven of 100 mph or higher Reserve Deputy Dale Josse wrote the 122 andafi2 Mike inget a 10 and a IK Deputy Loruen Lewis wrote one at 107 followed by Sgt Detective Rouer Toung and Deputy Moms Burton each had one over a hundred hoot shins Morulas August 21 Be on the lookout For school crossing guards and students to iasssr ions Sc selected styles DELTA Millard County Chronicle Progress August 17200Q Page 3 We need your help Rcceitfy Earl Holman of Delta reported that he has had two horses stolen from Dm mares have been taken and he is unable to kxatc them He reported that two Holman had them in a corral at 3500 South 520 East when he noticed they were misMng while doing his morning chores The first colt is black w oh white feet and the other is black with a white forehead Tiie two horses are valued at more than $20t0 "Ttehofses are believed to still be in the area and anyone with information on the case should contact Deputy Ray W right or Sgt Jeff Whatcott Trooper Stats Aside from their in service training and all the accident investigations they did tGs week local Troopers still had time to do some traffic enforcement They issued °0 Kit citations this week with 49 of those being speeding tickets There were six scat volitviolations four window tint violations and also number of warnings for other Caution Dr Martens SALE al Boys Grades Millard Counry Recreation Offices August 15 6 - 8 August 19 10 8 August 23 Cost: $18Boy reii http:20512012176 oakeity mmumLomummimtmrnmmmm |