Show Police Blotter Millard Police Blotter Policy as determined by Sheriff Ed Phillips and East hromcle Protress The public has a right lo know about all arTtyts of consequence The Police Blotter Information However compiled by MCSO is from officer's reports delays do occur and names incidents may not appear or appear at a later date All persons charged with a felony null be published Millard County Sheriff's information from June I Oth to June 1 7th20C2 is compiled by MCSO staff and all suspects arepresumed innocent until proven tuilty Tuesday June II th 3 00 pm David Richard Callahan 44 Fillmore was arrested in Fillmore by Sgt Scott Callahan was transported to jail and Corry Callahanallegedlyassaultedaminorchtld charged into 4ih District Court with Class A Misd child abuse Callahanwaslaterseen by Judge Eyre where he was ordered released without posting bail pending a future court appearance Thursday June 13th 6 30 p m male and 2 female juveniles were arrested in Fillmore by Deputy Clint Bowles The above 3 subjects allegedly stole 2 separate vehicles in the Fillmore area All 3 were transported to jail and each one charged into Millard County Juvenile Court with 2 counts of 2rd Degree Felony auto theft All 3 were then transported to the Juvenile Detention Center in Provo Friday Jun 14th 4 33 a m Lonnie Marcel Bowen 25 Delta was arrested in Delta by Deputy Brett Nielson Bowen allegedly was very intoxicated and was in the street causing a disturbance Bowen was transported to jail and charged into Delta City Justice Court with Class C Misd public intoxication Adult Probation and Parole Agent Martin Abrams placed a 72 hour hold on Bowen and the State ol I jh Board of Pardon and Parole issued a wan ant for Bowen that will take him back to pr'son Bowen has yet to be transported lo prison 10 40 a m Dallas Jay Griffith 23 Fillmore and tVnms F Gervcrs 34 Fillmore were ancstcd in Fillmore by Del James Masner and Sgt Scott Corry and Deputies Rhett Kimball and Nathan Tingey A concerned cilien cjrne to the Millard County ShcnfT s Office and turned in a sweatshirt that contained a Urge amount marijuana in a bag Deputies then replaced the marijuana with another substance and placed the sweatshirt A short time later Griffith and Gervers picked up the back where it was found swealshirt When Deputies tried lo stop them they sped off and allegedly threw the bag which no longer contained the marijuana out the window After the vehicle finally stopped Griffith exited the vehicle at the officers request When told that he was under anest for the possession of marijuana Griffith allegedly fought with officer and fled on foot After a short foot pursuit Griffiths was caueht hv Sgt Corry and handcuffed Deputies then located a large amount on mcihamphctamine that aftegedly belonged lo Griffith along with drug paraphernalia Griffith w as transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 1st Degree Felony possession of mcthamphetamine with the st Degree f clony possession of intent to distribute in a drug free one marijuana w ith the intent to distribute m a drug free one 3rd Degree Felony assault by a prisoner 2 counts of Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia and Class C Misd littering Gervcrs was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 2nd Degree Felony possession of marijuana in a drug free one and Class B Misd possession of drug paraphernalia Judge Eyre ordered Gervcrs released without posting bail and set bail at SI50O0 on Griffith which he has yet to post Both of the above will have future court appearances Saturday June 15th 10 10 a m Duane Edward Heaps 18 Delta was arrested in Delia by Deputy Rhett Kimball Heaps allegedly burglarized a local business and stole a large amount of cash and cigarettes Heaps was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 4rd Degree Felony burgljry Class B Misd theft and Class B Misd criminal mischief Heaps appeared before Judge Eyre where he was ordered held w ithout bail until court on Thursday the 20th 6 45 p m Uriah Forest Prince 18 Delta was arrested in Delta by Deputy Rhett Kimball Prince allegedly was a accomplice to Heaps when they allegedly burglancda local business and stole a large amount of cash and cigarettes Prince was transported to jail and charged into 4th District Court with 3id Degree felony burglary Class B Misd theft and Class B Misd criminal mischief Prince appeared before Judge Fyrc where he was ordered held without bail until court on Thursday the 20th LMS Fir and Accidents There were 21 ambulance calls this week with West Millard responding to 9 calls Fast Millard responding to 7 calls and Scipio responding to 5 calls There were fire calls this week with Fillmore responding to calls Delta responding to 4 calls and both Leamington and Lynndyl responding to calleaih There were 9 accidentsthis week 8 of those being injury accidents 5 Speed nforcement 5 overtime speed enforcement shifts this MCSO Deputies issued 34 ciutions on week There were 2 citations for speeds of 1(H) miles per hour or faster Deputy Moms Burton issued both those being at ID7 miles per hour and 101 miles per hour Millard County Chronicle Proqres s June Matters before Judge Ronald Hare Ihreit by Knox Huntsman Wednesday June 122002 at 10:00 am Enc H Onerson 36 appeared for a bench trial Otter son is charged w ith one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 10275 The case was dismissed Neil H Dillman 30 failed to appear for a bench warrant hearing Dillman is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - illegal possessionuse of a controlled substance Dillman's S500 cash bail was forfeited and 51000 cash only bench warrant was ordered Rosendo Roman Ruvalcaba 21 appeared for a pretrial conference Ruvalcaba is charged w ith one count of misdemeanor B - hunting without a valid license permit The case will I e set for trial James Scott Horton Jr 22 failed to appear for a bench warrant hearing Horton is charged with one count of misdemeanor C - speeding in a construction maintenance one Horton's $500 bail was ordered forfeited Ken Call Murdock 27 failed to appear for a bench warrant hearing Murdock is 109 75 Murdock’s $500 bail was charged with one count of misdemeanor ordered forfeited Nikolay E Castro 27 appeared for a pretrial conference Castro is charged ith one count of misdemeanor B - driving on a suspended icense and one count of misdemeanor C - speeding 8475 The case was set for trial Sergio Montes Puchi 30 appeared for a pretrial conference Puchi is charged w ith one count of misdemeanor B - driving under the influence of alcohol drugs Puchi pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of reckless driving - aluihol related - and he w as given 30 day s months court probain the MCJ which was suspended fined $1000 and ordered to tion Cristobal Montes Rodrigues 59 appeared for a pretrial conference Rodrigues is contained drinking alcohol in a vehicle charged with one count of misdemeanor Rodrigues pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined $50 KyleE Elmer 17 failed to appear for an arraignment Elmeris charged wiih one count of misdemeanor C - improper usage of lanes and one infraction - seat belt child restraint Elmer was found guilty and was fined $145 Lynn Andrew Wright 75 appeared for an arraignment Wright is charged with one count of misdemeanor - improper usage of lanes Wnght pleaded guilty and was fined S80 Marlene M Aspacio 32 appeared for a pretrial conference Aspacio is charged w ith two counts of misdemeanor B - driving under the influence of alcohol drugs and possession of marijuana (less lhan one pound) and two counts of misdemeanor C - open contained drinking alcohol in a vehicle and tumstop change lanes without a signal Aspacio pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana and a reduced charge of reckless driving and the other two misdemeanor C charges were dismissed She was given 60 days in the MCJ with 55 suspended fined $200 and ordered to 12 months probation Angela Denise Southworth 22 appeared for an entry of plea Southworth is chanted with twocountsof misdemeanor - illegal possessionuse of a controlled substance and use or possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of misdemeanor C - turn stop change lanes without a signal Southworth pleaded not guilty and the case w ill be set for trial Thursday June 13 2002 at 1000 am Zachery Jensen 21 appeared for an arraignment Jensen is charged with one count of misdemeanor B - driving on a suspended license and one count of misdemeanor C speeding 5035 Jensen pleaded guilty to both charges and was fined $75 for speeding and $300 and 15 days in the MCJ for driving on suspension The 15 days was suspended on his license being reinstated and payment of the fine Saroot Chuyos 24 failed to appear ifor an arraignment Chuyos is charged with one count of misdemeanor C - sfieeding 10875 Chuyos’ $300 bail was ordered forfeited Walter E Cooke 23 failed to appear for an arraignment Cooke is charged w ith one count of misdemeanor C - driving on a suspended license Cooke's $300 bail was ordered forfeited Hong 45 failed to appear for an arraignment Hong is charged with one 375 Hong’s $400 bail was ordered forfeited count of misdemeanor C - speeding Shaunna Leah Shaffer 21 failed to appear for an arraignment Shaffer is charged w ith one count of misdemeanor B - driving with a measurable amount of controlled substance and one count of misdemeanor C improper usage of lanes A $1500 cash only bench warrant was ordered Russell W Steele 19 appeared for an arraignment Steele is charged with two counts of misdemeanor B - driving on a suspended license and operating a vehicle without insurance and one count of misdemeanor C - vehicle in unsafe condition Steele was fined $40 for his unsafe vehicle which was suspended and he should show proof of the repair fined $300 which was suspended and he must show proof of the license being reinstated and was fined $400 which was suspended and he must show proof of insurance Ross Barnes of Chicago 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