Show Millard County Chronicle Progress East Millard April 11 2002 Pane 3 Justice Court Matters before Judge Ronald Hare Millard County tion is compiled Sheriff! information from April 1st to April by MCSO staff and alt suspects are presumed 2002 Informainnocent until proven 8th guilty Wednesday April 3rd 12 20 p m A male juvenile from Fillmore was arrested in Fillmore by Deputy Bill Jackson The juvenile allegedly took a couple golf carts for a joy ride at the golf course causing damage to the course and to the carts The juvenile was transported to jail and charged into Millard County Juvenile Court with 3rd Degree Felony joyriding with damage to property Class A Misd joy riding Class A Misd criminal mischief and Class C Misd criminal trespass The juvenile was then transported to the Juvenile Detention Center in Provo 20pm Ryan Scott Corry 21 Tyler Lee Corry 2 Lonnie Marcel Bowen 25 and Lonnie J Turner 42 all from Delta were arrested in Delta by Adult Probation and Parole Agent Martin Abrams All 4 of the above violated terms of their probation and were transported to jail Abrams placed a 72 hour hold on each for probation violation All 4 were released after serv ing their time Thursday April 4th 12 33 a m Mark Joseph Benson 44 South Jordan UT was arrested at mp 163 by Deputy Nathan Tingey Benson was driving a 1992 Ford Explorer when he was stopped for having only headlight and for weaving over the lane dividers Tingey could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Benson and determined that he was too impaired to drive Tingey also located a open container of alcohol inside the vehicle Bensonwas transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI ClassCMisd open container Class C Misd unsafe lane travel and Class C Misd faulty equipment Benson appeared before Judge Hare here he w as ordered released without posting bail pending a future court appearance 10 00 a m Brandon Leo Greer 20 Hinckley was arrested in Delta by Adult Probation and Parole Agent Martin Abrams Greer violated terms of his probation and was transported to jail Abrams placed a 72 hour hold on Greer for probation violation It should be noted that when a Greer will be released when his time is completed subject has a 72 hour hold placed on them by AP&P that weekends or holidays do not count towards the 72 hours Friday April 5th 3 39 p m William Franklin Nutt 44 Magna Ut was arrested at mp 172 by Trooper Gordon Mortensen Nutt was driving a 1992 Ford Explorer when he was stopped fora broken w mdshicld Mortensen could smell the odor of alcohol coming from Nutt and determined that he was too impaired to drive Mortensen located a open container of alcohol and a firearm inside the vehicle Nutt was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI Class B Misd possession of a firearm by a intoxicated person and Class C Misd open container Nutt later posted the $ 955 bail and was released pending a future court appearance 5 45 p m Kristine Villiard 46 Magna was arrested at the Millard County Jail by Trooper Gordon Mortensen Villiard who had previously received a citation for open container because she was a passenger in the vehicle with Nutt above went and got the vehicle that Nutt was driving out of impound and drove to the jail to bail Nutt out Mortensen determined that she was too impaired to drive Villiard was charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI and Class C Misd open container Villiard later posted the S 400 bail and was released pending a future court appearance 5 57pm Jeremy V Wacther 26 and Shawn Russell Wacther 23 both from West Jordan were arrested at mp 166 by Trooper Mike Thomas Jeremy was driving a 994 Nissan truck when he was stopped for a window tint violation Thomas could smell the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle Thomas determined that Jeremy was under the influence of marijuana Thomas then located marijuana and Drug Paraphernalia inside the vehicle Jeremy was transported to ail and Charged into Fillmore City Justice Court with Class B Misd DUI drugs Class B Misd possession of marijuana Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia and Class C Misd window tint Shawn a passenger m the truck was transported to jail and charged into Fillmore City justice Court with Class B Misd possession of marijuana and Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia Jeremy posted his $2275 bail and Shawn posted his $925 bail and both were released pending a future court appearance Saturday April 6th 6 10pm Edmund Arthur Robinson 32 Eugene OR was arrested in Scipio by Deputy Clint Bowles Robinson was driving a 1985 Volkswagen van when he was stopped for a traffic violation Bowles could smell the odor of marijuana coming from the van and located marijuana and drug paraphernalia Robinson was transported tojail and charged into West Millard Justice Court with Class B Misd possession of marijuana and Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia Robinson posted the $925 bail and ' was released pending a future court appearance Sunday April 7th x57 p m Ruta F Falatea 27 Sandy UT was arrested at mp 171 by Deputy Nathan Tingey Falatea was driving a 2001 Ford Escort when she was stopped for speeding 103 miles per hour in a 75 zone A license check showed that Falatea has a suspended drivers license Falatea was transported to jail and charged into East Millard Justice Court ith ClassCMisd driving on a suspended license and ClassCMisd speeding Falatea later posted the $600 bail and was released pending a future court appearance Monday April 8th 20 a m Richard Kennedy Lyman 2 Delta was arrested just outside of Delta by Deputy Moms Burton Lyman was at a party at the gravel pits where alcohol was allegedly consumed by minors Lyman was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with Class A Misd suppling alcohol to a minor Lyman was later seen by Judge Eyre where he pled guilty and was give a 30 day jail sentence which was stayed Lyman was then released EMS Fire and Accidents There were 6 ambulance calls this week with West Millard responding to 4 calls and East Millard responding to 2 calls There were 7 fire call this week with Delta responding to 3 calls and Hinckley Oak City Meadow and Eskdale all responding to call each There were only 2 accidents this week neither of them being injury accidents Speed Enforcement MCSO Deputies issued 41 citations on overtime speed enforcement shifts this week There were 6 citations for speeds off 100 miles per hour or faster Sgt Roger Young had the high speed at 107 miles per hour followed by Deputy Loruen Lewis at 104 miles per hour Free health hotline to answer questions about shoider and knee pain and injuries — Salt Lake City April 32002 Have you injured a shoulder and aren’t sure whether surgery is the best option to pair it0 Do you have constant pain in your knees1’ Do you know the best ways to prevent serious shoulder and knee injuries? What should you ask your doctor if you’re considering knee or shoulder surgery1’ The answers to these and other questions are just a phone call away These questions and others will be answered during April’s Intermountain Health Care Deseret News Health Hotline The topic is shoulder and knee pain and injuries The free hotline will be offered Saturday April 13 from 10 a m to 12 noon hotline number The 77 can be cal led from anyw here in the Intermountain region All calls arc confidential Questions will be answered by Roy Trawick MD an orthopedic surgeon from The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital in Murray and Bryant Hertzog ATC a certified athletic trainer also from The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital The health hotline is a free community serv ice provided by the Deseret New s and IHC Do all the good you can by all the means you can in all the ways you can in all the places you can at all the times you can to all the people you can as long as ever you can —John Wesley SUBSCRIBE TODAY two counts of felony one possession with intent lo distribute a controlled substance (in a drug free zone) and distnbuteoffcr arrange to distribute a controlled substance and one count of felony three - use or possession of drug paraphernalia The case was scheduled where Callahan will make an entry of pica for Apr Mick L Evans 26 appeared for a preliminary hearing Evans is charged with one count of felony one - possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (in a drug free zone) and one count of felony three use or possession of drug paraphernalia The defense attorney for Evans questioned his mental capacity and Judge Eyre ordered Evans to a diagnostic evaluation at the Department of Corrections Adam Lee Evans 20 appeared for a preliminary hearing Evans is charged with one count ol felony one - possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (in a drug free zone) and one count of felony three use or possession of drug paraphernalia The case was scheduled for an entry of plea on Apr 8 Cruz Martinez Zubiate 36 appeared m custody for a preliminary hearing Zubiate is charged with one count of felony three drive with a measurable amount of controlled substance one count of misdemeanor C - open contamerdrinking alcohol in a vehicle and one infraction - seat belt violation Zubiate pleaded guilty to an amended charge of one count of felony three - driving under the influence w ith two prior conv ictions w ithm the last six years He was sentenced to zero to fiv e years in prison w hich was suspended placed on 36 months probation fined $1 000 with a $850 surcharge given six months in the MCJ which will run concurrent with the 10 months he will serve m the state of Arizona on unrelated charges must attend a substance abuse treatment program w ithin 60 days from release and must install a alcohol interlock on his vehicle Monday April 8 2002 at 9:00 am Adam Lee Evans 20 appeared for an preliminary hearing Evans is charged with one count of felony one - possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (in a drug free zone) and one count of felony three - use or possession of drug paraphernalia Evans entered into a plea bargain and pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of felony three dismissed APP was possession of methamphetamine and the other charge was structed to prepare a presentence report for sentencing on May 20 Evans admitted that he violated his probation Adam Wayne Hendrickson 22 appeared for a waive preliminary hearing Hendrickson is charged with one count of felony three - distribute offerarrange to distribute a controlled substance one count of misdemeanor A illegal posscssionuse of a controlled substance and two counts of misdemeanor B use or possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a measurable amount of controlled substance The case was set for a waiver hearing Apr 22 Larry Thomas Cook 21 appeared in custody for a waive preliminary hearing Cook to distribute a conis charged with one count of felony three distributcofferarTange trolled substance one count of misdemeanor A - illegal possessionusc of a controlled substance and one count of misdemeanor B - use or possession of drug paraphernalia Cook was a passenger in the vehicle with Hendiickson and claimed he did not know there were drugs in the vehicle Cook entered into a plea bargain and pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor B charges - illegal posscssionuse of marijuana and use or possession of drug paraphernalia and the other charges were dismissed He was sentenced to six months in the MCJ which was suspended He was put on 12 months court probation with the standard conditions given five days with credit for five days already served fined $500 which includes surcharge and ordered to attend a substance abuse evaluation Jill Quarnbcrg 21 appeared in custody for imposition of sanctions Quamberg is charged with one count of felony three falsely makecodesign financial transactions Judge Eyre ordered Quamberg to the Department of Corrections fora 60 days diagnostic evaluation The case was set for sentencing Jun 3 Jill Quamberg 21 appeared in custody for imposition of sanctions Quamberg is B charged with one count of felony three - theft and one count of misdemeanor for sentencing Jun 3 possession of stolen property The case was set Jill Quamberg 21 appeared in custody for imposition of sanctions Quamberg is charged with one count of felony two theft The case was set for sentencing Jun 3 Dallas Watts 22 appeared in custody for sentencing Watts is charged with one count of felony three - unlawful sexual activ tty with a minor Watts has returned from a 60 days diagnostic evaluation from the Department of Corrections Judge Eyre said “the diagnostic report shows he has other problems than him showing a propensity for having Watts was sentenced to five years in prison which was suspended He under age sex was ordered to 36 months of APP supervised probation with the standard conditions must pay $400 restitution serve 12 months in the MCJ with credit for time served including the diagnostic evaluation have no contact with the victim or her family must locate outside of Delta and must attend the Fremont Community Corrections Sex Offender Program and comply with all sex offender rules when bed space is available Judge Eyre encouraged Watts to develop a relationship w ith foe QppQWlC sex pf- his own age and leave the underage females alone w ilh one count of Evan Cleve Friend 8 appeared for sentencing FricndTiTcTrjrgecf felony three - theft Friend was sentenced to five years in prison which was suspended for four days ordered to 36 month of APP He was given 30 days in the MCJ with credit supervised probation with the standard conditions fined $925 and pay restitution of $450 and must maintain full time employment or schooling He is to report to jail Apr by Knox Huntsman Thursday April 4 2002 at 1000 am Jeremy Scott Davis 23 appeared tn custody for an entry of plea Davis is charged w ith two counts of misdemeanor B - illegal possession'use of a controlled substance and use or possession of drug paraphernalia He pleaded guilty to the paraphernalia charge and the other charge was dismissed He was sentenced to 14 days with credit for time served He was fined $370 and released from jail Travis Alan Bowler 28 appeared for an arraignment Bowler is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - driv ing on 1 suspended license and one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 89 75 He pleaded guilty to both charges and sentencing will be Apr 17 at 2 00 p m Ricky H Aguilar 24 failed to appear for an arraignment Aguilar is charged with one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 10675 A $500 cash only failure to appear bench warrant was ordered Ken Call Murdock 27 failed to appear for an arraignment Murdock is charged with one count of misdemeanor C speeding 10975 A $500 cash only failure to appear bench arrant w as ordered Jason Ralph Bowman 8 appeared for an arraignment Bowman is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - no proof of insurance and one count of misdemeanor C speeding 10675 He pleaded guilty and was fined $400 Joel T Reynolds 19 appeared for an arraignment Reynolds is charged with one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 10675 He pleaded guilty and was fined $400 Alayna Marie Purdy 18 appeared for an arraignment Purdy is charged with one - 11175 Purdy pleaded guilty and was fined $450 count of misdemeanor 20 appeared for an arraignment is charged Haydar Hamced with one count of misdemeanor B - driving on a suspended license and one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 9875 He pleaded guilty and was given five days in the MCJ which was stayed Fined S45Q whereas $200 will be suspended upon proof of license reinsuted Brian Glen Palmer 2 appeared for an arraignment Palmer is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - reckless driving He pleaded guilty and was given 10 days in MCJ which was stayed and fined $500 The jail sentence will be suspended upon payment of the fine Thomas V Cordero 26 appeared for an arraignment Cordero is charged with one count of misdemeanor B driving under the influence of alcohol diugs three counts of misdemeanor C open containcd'drinking alcohol in a vehicle tumstopchangc lanes without a signal and speeding 8175 and one infraction - scat beltchild restraint He pleaded guilty for all charges and was given six months in MCJ which was stayed and was fined $11 10 probation for 12 months and 10 days in MCJ to be served Joclme F Richards 20 failed to appear lor an arraignment Richards is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - driv ing on a suspended license and one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 9675 A $550 cash only failure to appear bench warrant was ordered Christiam Moretti 28 appeared for an arraignment Morctti is charged with one - speeding I07'75 Morctti pleaded guilty and was fined $410 count of misdemeanor Jaw jd Taj 23 appeared in couq for an arraignment Taj is charged with two counts of misdemeanor C - speeding 0975 and following another vehicle to closely He pleaded lo the charges and was fined $480 guilty Richard Mike Labrum 27 appeared for an arraignment Labrum is charged ith one count of misdemeanor B - simple assault He pleaded guilty and was given 30 days in the MCJ which was stayed and was given 12 months probation William Gene Gould 37 appeared for an arraignment Gould is charged with one count of misdemeanor assault He pleaded guilty and was given 30 days in the MCJ which was stayed and was given 12 months probation Andrgj Golota 34 failed to appear or an arraignment Ciolota is charged with one C count of misdemeanor speeding I08T5 A $500 cash only failure to appear bench warrant was ordered THIS SPACE SELLS Bayonets are believed to have been Invented by Basque soldiert In 17th century who stuck their knives at the end of their muskets after running out of gun powder on the Bayonette Ridge the Farmer’s Insurance 10 Carlos Vigil 25 appeared for sentencing Vigil is charged with one count of misdemeanor A - unlawful salesupply of alcohol to minors The case was dismissed due to identity theft See related article Richard Charles Truswcll 23 appeared for a review hearing Truswell is charged with two counts of felony three - possession of forgery writmgdcvicc The case was set for a second review hearing on May 20 George Stephen King 58 appeared for a review hearing King is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - dm ing under the influence of alcoholdrugs Judge Lyre said King could either pay his fine off at $50 per month or 0 hours of community service per month King chose the 10 hours of community service Lee Ray Payne 4 appeared for a review hearing Payne is charged with two counts of misdemeanor A - simple assult and domestic violence battery enhanced Payne was ordered to report to the MCJ on Apr 15 to serve the balance of his 60 day jail sentence Judge Eyre ordered his probation terminated unsatisfactorily Scott Andrew Bums 36 appeared for an waive preliminary hearing After he pleaded guilty he was formally arraigned Bums is charged with one count of felony three driving under the influence of alcoholdrugs and one count of misdemeanor C - tail light violation Bums pleaded guilty to the felony charge and the other charge was dismissed Judge Eyre requested APP to prepare a prcscntcnce report for sentencing on May 20 Judge Eyre indicated there would be jail time so Bums was proactive and reported to the jail to start his sentence Rocky J Carbema 30 appeared for a preliminary hearing Carbcnia is charged with two count of felony one - distribute'offerarrange to distribute a controlled substance Prosecuting Attorney Brent Berkley requested the case be dismissed without prejudice which thejudge granted Without prejudice means the charges can be refilled at a latter date Victor Hcrschcl Basford 48 appeared for a preliminary hearing Basford is charged with one count of felony two - distributcofifcrarrange to distribute a controlled substance one count of misdemeanor A - use or possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of misdemeanor B - contributing to the delinquency of a minor Basford entered into a plea bargain and pleaded guilty to an amended charge of one count of misdemeanor A possession of marijuana in a drug free zone and the other charges were dismissed APP was instructed to prepare a presentence report for sentencing on May 20 Juana Rodriguez 44 appeared for a preliminary hearing Rodriguez is charged with one count of felony two - obstruction of justice and two count of misdemeanor B failure to report abuse of a child Rodriguez entered into a diversion agreement which is very similar to a plea of abeyance except she does not have to admit guilt The case will be set aside for nine months If she abides by the agreement and does not violate any laws the charges w ill be dismissed She agreed that she and her daughter will live in Utah for the nine months and do nothing to warn her son The $5000 bail remains outstanding until her son is cither apprehended or the nine months is successfully completed Richard Kennedy Lyman 2 appeared in custody for an initial appearance Lyman is charged with one count of misdemeanor A - supplying alcohol to minors He pleaded guilty to the charge and was given 30 days in the MCJ which was stayed except for one day with credit for one day served fined $500 and placed on court probation for 12 months He was released from custody at 5 00 p m DEADLINE MONDAY NOON ) to cnective taiMKBlii Are you being taken care of? 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