Show Police Blotter 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 name&lncidents may not appear or appear at a later dare All persons charged with a felony will be published Millard County Sheriff's Office information from April 2nd to April 9th 20(1 1 Information is compiled by MCSO and all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty Tuesday April 3rd 9 20 am Rene Mane Lenhard 39 Las Vegas N V w as arrested at mp 176 by Trooper Gordon Monensen Lenhard was driving a silver 1999 Toyota Rav 4 when she was stopped for speeding 94 miles per hour in a 75 zone Mortensen could smell the odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle and determined Lenhard was too impaired to drive A license check showed the Lenhard had a suspended drivers license Lenhard was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI Class B Misd driving on suspension and Class C Misd speeding Lenhard later appeared in front of Judge Hare where he ordered her released without posting a bail Lenhard is to appear in court on April 25th 10 15 am David Mounga Eli 28 San Francisco CA was arrested at mp 172 by Trooper Mike Thomas Eli was stopped for speeding 86 miles per hour in a 75 zone Eli did not want Thomas to know that he did not have a drivers license so he gave him his brothers name As it turned out Eh'i brother had a suspended license Eli then wanted to come clean on who he really was and yes he did not have a drivers license Eli was transported to jail and chatted into East Millard Justice Court with Class C Misd false information to a peace officer Class C Misd driving without a license and Class C Misd speeding Eli appeared before Judge Hare and was ordered released without posting a bond Eli is to appear in court on May 2nd 100 pm Severe Steve Chapa 38 Elsinore Ut was picked up at the Sevier County warrant for Jail by Lt Forest Roper 4th District Court in Fillmore had issued a the arrest of Chapa Chapa was charged with a st Degree Felony sexual abuse of a child from a alleged incident that happened at Maple Grove campground last fall Chapa is still in jail pending a court appearance on April 12th Wednesday April 4th 12 57 a m Nina Dilello Watson 43 Sandy Ut was arrested in Fillmore by Reserve Deputy Nathan Tingey Watson had driven to Fillmore to bail out a subject that was in jail Watson then left the jail and drove south before being pulled over A license check on Watson showed she had a suspended drivers license Watson was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd driving on suspension The same subject who Watson had just bailed out came up with $300 cash and returned the favor to Watson Watson was released pending a future court appearance Thursday April 5th 325 a m Robert G Schvaneveldt 33 American Fork UT was arrested in Fillmore by reserve Deputy Nathan Tingey Schvaneveldt was driving a red 1998 Dodge Ram when he was stopped for not stopping at a stop sign As Schvaneveldt exited the vehicle he placed a bottle of alcohol on the back of the truck A license check showed that Schvaneveldt had a suspended drivers license Schvaneveldt was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd driving on suspension Class C Misd open container of alcohol and Class C Misd not stopping at a stop sign Schvaneveldt later posted a $450 bond and was released pending a ftiture court appearance 00 p m Juan Emilio Medina 20 Salt Lake City picked up at the Salt Lake Count Both the 4th District Court and the East Millard Justice Court had issued warrants warrant for a failure to appear on a for his arrest 4th District Court issued a for a probation a previous cocaine charge and East Millard Justice Court issued warrant violation from a previous conviction on a possession of marijuana Medina was taken before Judge Hare where his probation was revoked and he was ordered to served 60 days m jail Medina will appear in 4th District Court this week 530 p m Michelle Bohn 35 Holden was arrested in Holden by Adult Probation and Parole Officers Ron Wilson and Martin Abrams Bohn was transported to jail and held on a 72 hour detainer for violating terms of her probation 1013 pm James Kirk Johnson 44 Holden was arrested m Fillmore by Deputies Clete Carter and Nathan Tingey Johnson had allegedly left a local restaurant without paying for his meal and while inside he had threatened customers When Johnson was located he appeared to be very intoxicated Johnson was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd theft of services Class C Misd disorderly conduct and Class C Misd public intoxication The next day Johnson was seen by Judge Hare and Hare ordered bail to be $500 cash Johnson later posted the cash bail and was released pending a future court appearance Friday April 6th 149 pm Jorge Rojas Alvarado 27 Salt Lake City was arrested at mp 165 by Deputy Dale Josse Alvarado was driving a red 1990 Volkswagen Jetta when he was i milesTier hour ja a 7$ zona Alvarado was driving that fast in a stopped for driving1 chock showed that Alvarado did out of oars lieftvytraffk arawsvaavtng not have a drivers license because he had failed his test Alvarado was transported to jail Fillmore into City Justice Court with Class B Misd reckless driving Class atid£mf£fed C Misd speeding and Class C Misd no drivers license Alvarado was later seen by Judge Hare where he pled guilty to all charges Hare sentenced Alvarado to 60 days in jail suspended if he paid a $370 fine Alvarado paid the fine and was released Alvarado stated his next stop would be the DMV to try to pass his drivers test 3 09 pm Ryan Keate Jeffs 19 Sandy Ut was arrested at mp 177 by reserve Deputy Nathan Tingey Jeffs was driving a brown 996 Toyota 4 Runner when he was stopped for speeding 91 miles per hour in a 75 zone A license check showed that Jeffs was dnving a suspended license Jeffs was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd dnving on suspension and Class C Misd speeding Jeffs was later seen by Judge Hare and pled not guilty to the charges Hare released Jeffs without paying a bail pending a future court appearance Saturday April 7th 402 pm Gary Don Randall 21 Sandy UT was arrested at mp 159 by reserve Deputy Nathan Tingey Randall was dnving a silver 1999 Dodge Stratus when he was stopped for speeding 90 miles per hour in a 75 zone A license check showed that Randall had a suspended drivers license Randall was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd driving on suspension and Class C Misd speeding Randall later posted a $350 cash bail and was released pending a future court appearance 1000 pm Phillip Paul Mccoy 35 South Jordan UT was arrested in Scipio by Deputies Bill Jackson and Dale Josse Dispatch had received a call from a subject stating that Mccoy had threatened to take his child away from his mother Deputies located Mccoy at a local business A records check showed that Mccoy had 2 outstanding state wide warrants out of Sandy District Court Both warrants were for bad checks with a total bond of $12500 Mccoy was transported to jail on the warrants Mccoy later posted a bond and was released (I wonder if the bondsman took a check?) Sunday April 8th 4 00 pm Roy Thomas Jewell Jr 24 Orem Ut was arresteJ at mp 67 by Sgt Scott Corry Jewell was dnving a silver 1988 Audi when hewas stopped for dnving 105 miles per hour in a 75 zone A license check on Jewell showed that he had a suspended dnvers license Jewell was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd dnving on suspension and Class C Misd speeding Jewell later posted a $400 bond and was released pending a future court appearance 5 00 p m Gary Ray Smith 53 West Jordan Ut was arrested at mp 179 by Deputy Loruen Lewis Smith was stopped after a citizen complaint that he had cut off another vehicle while dnving A license check showed that Smith had a suspended dnvers license Smith was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd dnving on suspension Smith later posted the $300 bond and was released pending a future court appearance EMS Fire and Accidents There were 16 ambulance calls this week with East Millard responding to eight West Millard to five and Scipio to three Four of those calls were for injury accidents With Easter break nght around the corner please remember to buckle up and drive safely There were 10 fire calls this week with Fillmore FD responding to seven Delta FD responding to one Hinckley FD to one and Holden FD to one There were 9 traffic accidents this week Speed Enforcement MCSO Deputies wrote 94 citations on overtime speed enforcement shifts this week There were citations for 100 miles per hour or faster Deputy Dale Josse issued 5 citations for 100 plus including the top speed of the week at 115 miles per hour Sgt’s Scott Corry and Jeff Whatcott along with Detective Roger Young And Deputies Morris Burton and Loruen Lewis all issued citation for 00 miles per hour or faster Jail By Betty Jo Speakman For “Outstanding Service to High School Football” Lewis F Monsen was awarded the “Coach of the Year” award at the Seventh Annual Awards Banquet on March 28 2001 The award was presented by the the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame Utah Chapter at the Utah Valley State College McKay Events Center Joe Busico received the Official’s Award Chad Lewis the Distinguished American Award and the Humanitarian Award was presented to Joanne Mooney in behalf of her father John Mooney who passed away on July 26 2000 LaVell Edwards received the “Contribution to Amateur Football” honors In addition to these twelve highschool seniors received $ 000 scholarship’s for merits in these three fields all with GPA’s of 4 0 or near Lewis Monson received the State award last year He has left his mark on hundreds of young men who played multiple sports in multiple states A 1951 gradu- - East Millard Justice Court by Knox Huntsman Matters before Judge Ronald Hare April 4 2001 at 1000 am Order to Show Cause - Utah vs Devin Brooks Boulter Boulter was serving a Plea of Abeyance on the charges of Possession of and the Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Boulter was ordered to show cause why his plea of abeyance should not be suspended Boulter failed to appear in court as ordered He was ordered to be Convicted on the Original Charges and the Utah Dnvers License Department will be notified and Boulter will loose his drivers license Pretrial - Utah vs Natalie Ann Burbank Burbank was charged with Dnving on a Suspended Dnvers License and Speeding She pleaded Guilty and was fined $140 April 5 2001 at 1000 am Arraignment - Utah vs Enc Felix Burgos Burgos failed to appear on charges of Possession of Paraphernalia The $380 Bail was ordered forfeited Arraignment - Utah vs Cony Tucker Fife Fife failed to appear on charges of Speeding on a Warrant Fife’s Bail Bond was ordered forfeited and the Bonding Company will be notified A Bench Warrant of $250 cash only was ordered Arraignment - Utah vs Milissa D Hamby Hamby failed to appear on charges of a Denied License on a Warrant Speeding Driving on a Suspended Dnvers License and Expired Registration A Bench Warrant of $500 cash only was ordered In addition the check that Hamby wrote to bail out of jail “bounced” The County Attorney will be notified to prosecute Hamby for the bad check Arraignment - Utah vs Anthony Michael Madsen Madsen was charged with Driving on a Suspended License and Speeding Madsen pleaded Guilty and was sentenced to five days in the MCJ and $300 fine The five days and $250 were stayed Madsen has since had his License reinstated Arraignment - Utah vs Brian Russell Robbs Robbs was charged with Dnving on a Suspended License and Speeding Robbs pleaded Guilty and was sentenced to five days in the MCJ and $300 fine The five days and $250 were stayed Robbs has since had his License reinstated Arraignment - Utah vs Mistey R Trujillo Trujillo failed to appear in court on charges of Driving on a Suspended License and Speeding Judge Hare ordered a Bench Warrant of $750 cash only R COPY - Every day headlines bring reports of theft: cars stolen banks robbed and houses broken into But Utah Power deals with another kind of theft - theft of electricity Unfortunately the people committing these crimes are unaware of the dangers their actions pose to themselves and the general public Utah power is working to remind people that tampering with electric meters are stealing electricity is punishable by law and offenders face possible conviction jail time fines and community service In dition to being a crime meter tampering and theft pose serious safety hazards that affect entire communities “When one person tampers with an electric meter everyone pays for it" said Gary LeMoine Utah Power’s director of corporate safety “Not only does the theft result in increased costs for our company and customers but tampering with a meter is very dangerous to both the person volved and others” ate of Millard High Monsen attended BYU Shortly after graduation he cepted ajob as assistant football and basketball coach at Cyprus High He also became the head baseball coach in 1958 In I960 he was hired as head football coach and head basketball coach at Star Valley His football teams won High in Wyoming state championships in 1961 and 1962 After a stint as head basketball coach at Wasatch High Monsen turned to Star Valley and coached his team to three undefeated seasons and three state His baschampionships from ketball team also won the state title in 1968 Monsen returned to Millard High coaching the basketball team from He also coached the football team from winning state t'tles in 1976 78 81 and 1982 During his football coaching career his teams posted a record with nine state championships His basketball teams were 2 and one state championship On March 8 2001 three television channels were relocated to the new assignments granted by the FCC KL'LC channel 40 Is now moved to channel 41 KSL channel 60 is now moved to channel 39 FOX channel 66 is now moved to channel 43 When the move is complete it will be necessary to reprogram your telev ision sets to the new channel assignments This move will only affect those channels ing received directly from the Oak City Television site and will not affect the customers of cable television a real Peach 864-240- 0 7— huS" foil 1 Kawasaki All Terrain Vehicles The Adverture Begins at 299 North Hwy Doha 6 84624 Utah ivT j ftf aadenviCL teEf um ik baU utslui iwsOi all 600867 mi The International Library of Photography is an organization dedicated to bringing the work of amateur photographers tot he public’s attention You can view the work pf over 11 million amateur photheir website at tographers wwwDicturecom Nftit i dryu aiu' $ iFiuii "o n' HuvtHj) nttergnoi suhfd f 'inrem hx iD0 Klf??6 Reined avi hunr phases up to 7 phone S2695 a month which With Citizens Select YOU select features for just includes your basic phone service Save up to month compared to ordering individual features Choose from Call Waiting Caller ID a with savings Name Call Forward Three Way Calling and more! 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Page asm Photography contest open 1 Delta and Oak City TV viewing area April 12 2001 Cautions against meter tampering Mishaps are like knives that either serve ua or cut us as we grasp them by the blade or the handle — James Russell Lowell Reach a high percentage of established households that are spending consistently for a variety of goods and services Nearly 84 of county homeowners read the Chronicle Progress each week The Chronicle Progress Millard County Chronicle Progress National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame honors local coach |