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Show LAKESIDE Lakeside Review Tuesday, March 24, 1998 3 FOR THE RECORD levied T Boy riding FARMINGTON - A 'old boy was flown from his home 1; y eas r to a Salt Lake hospital after he saiL mor fee. Sorr ectit rate e esi ifiab engine-powere- , gi ill g gene , re ed ifi co: sine light stat th estai $ fee ' Saturday, powered by a engine near his home at 1621 W. 1330 North around 3:30 . iv,p.m. when, according to fire and paramedic reports, he ran into the back of a vehicle parked in t,.",the driveway of the home. Davis Sheriffs Lt. Roger An-- y . derson said the cart crushed Webb against the vehicle, causC: ing injuries to his head and chest. Webbs mother, who is a nurse, told county medical work-er- s she suspected her son may had a facial fracture. ' Out of concern for possible se-- " rious head fractures, medical ' crews called for a helicopter and Webb was flown to Primary Chil-jdrens Medical Center. " No fractures were reportedly , and Webb was discharged 'found r from the hospital sometime late Sunday night, according to hospi-.-,,'tstaff. . .1 Webb was not wearing a hel-t.- .i 'met and reports could not con-firif Webb was riding the cart jr, alone. '"v" Authorities advise that any d of rt must be regis-- i ' tered and inspected for safety. If children are riding, they must be supervised by an adult and safety -Equipment must be worn. s un if rt go-ca- go-ca- rt ictur ! d 'March 14. Dylan Webb was riding a I1, ';stai Jl Ihit a parked car while riding an t ' y. yea; ' Daii oug! tder. al Ban 's an. m if th inger per bus; uy-kin- kee; intin lid ht go-ca- is pu . ense umei es a charged with assault - Police say ft;t: CLEARFIELD ,'r potential love triangle turned violent early Sunday morning y , when a Clearfield man assaulted r ,.his wife and his girlfriend, threatening to kill them both. Bradley McGibbon, 23, was arraigned Monday March 16, in 2nd District Court in Farmington , on charges of kidnapping, aggra vated assault, drug possession, ., failing to respond to an officer, interfering with an arrest and 'driving on a suspended license. According to police, they re- -, ceived a phone call around 1:50 a.m. from a frantic woman re- questing help. ' ' Assistant Clearfield Police -:i Chief Bill Holthaus said McGib-- (. i bon had apparently punched his girlfriend while outside a local bar and then drove her to his oi .house at 475 N. Fern Drive. . There he allegedly dragged the two women by their hair into the ' ' living room and threatened to kill them, but decided to leave the; Wed, t ou ;et Man c -- ;d 1 t D a re t sat. icil t -- in 1 :il re he L fed t ms- - irpor huil. , tnt McGibbon led police on a aboi high-spee- d chase on Interstate 15 before driving back to his home where he was arrested. Police said McGibbon told them he was under the influence of heroin at the time. Police out-ra- n injured when he hits parked car go-ca- rt others to turn back the cars odometers. A California woman obtained duplicate titles to falsify the paperwork for the cars, the indict- ment seek driver who them in sports car CLEARFIELD - Police are searching for an unknown driver e who managed to police several times in a brand-nesports car early Wednesday. Clearfield Detective Sgt. Jim Schilling said a patrol officer attempted to pull over a suspicious vehicle around 4:30 a.m. at 133 N. Main Street. Schilling said instead of stopping, the Ford Mustang with temporary plates sped off, leading police on a chase with speeds exceeding 130 miles per hour. The chase took police into the Ogden area where they lost the suspect around Washington Bouout-rac- w said. Prosecutors said the operation was responsible for the sale of at least 753 vehicles with rolled-bac- k odometers in several states, 247 of them in Utah. Utah victims paid about $4,000 more than the cars were worth because of the difference in mileage, for a total loss of $988,000. It is typical for odometer fraud to cross state lines and have several participants, including someone to clean the title, said investigator Jim Erickson. Kathryn E. Landreth, U.S. attorney for Nevada, said Gaitin received a longer sentence than the ringleader of the conspiracy because he repeatedly lied to investigators about his levard. But the sports car later showed up on U.S. 89 in Davis County where Davis Sheriff deputies tried to pursue it but were also out-ruSchilling said they are not sure why the driver fled. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call police at n. 774-725- 3. Used car salesman sent back to prison NORTH SALT LAKE - A Davis County used car salesman has been sent to federal prison for rolling back the odometer on cars he was trying to sell, the state Tax Commission announced. Robert J. Gaitin, 47, Salt Lake City, had pleaded guilty to 16 counts of a federal indictment relating to the odometer fraud and was sentenced to 53 months in federal prison. His partner and John A. Mahler, 29, cooperated in the investigation and was sentenced to three years probation, the tax commission said in a news release Tuesday, March 17. The commission said that the indictment followed a 4 1 investigation by the Tax Commissions Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division, the U.S. Justice Department, the U.S. Postal Service and the California Department of Motor Vehicles. The case was prosecuted in the U.S. District Court for Nevada. The indictment states that Gaitin and Mahler purchased hundreds of cars from dealers in Southern California to be sold at their Mountain View Auto Sales in North Salt Lake City and paid son-in-la- ar late-mod- high-milea- ge Man pleads innocent to sex abuse charges FARMINGTON - Michael Doporto, who was released from prison last spring after a controversial Utah Supreme Court decision, has pleaded innocent to new charges of child sex abuse. Doporto now faces eight first degree felony counts, three of which were first filed in 7th District Court in Price. A judge there agreed to consolidate those with five counts in 2nd District Court in Farmington since the charges involve the same young victim. Doporto was arraigned by Judge Michael Allphin here on Monday, March 15. He is accused of aggravated sexual abuse of a young relative from 1984 to 1993 during at his home in Price, a family gathering in Kaysville and once on Christmas Day. Prosecutors say they filed the charges after Doporto allegedly dialed a wrong number in August and left a message on an answering machine saying: I love (the girl). I never raped her. I fondled her and stuff like that but I never raped her ... I got my problems, but give me a break. Doporto was freed last year after the high court overturned his 1993 conviction for allegedly girl. In sodomizing a its split decision, the Utah Supreme Court ruled the judge erred in allowing two other girls slee-pove- rs to testify that Doporto had abused them. He has been in jail on $100,000 bail since his January arrest on the new charges. Craig Barlow, an assistant attorney general, is prosecuting the case against Doporto. He had requested the consolidation of Carbon and Davis cases. Defense attorney Mary Corpo-ro- n said Doporto needs to be tested by an audiologist and fitted with a hearing aid before further court appearances. He has severe hearing loss, Corporon said. Judge Allphin scheduled an April 6 status hearing in the case. A trial date is expected to be set that day. Last month, the Utah Supreme Court changed the Rules of Evidence to make it easier for about defendants prior bad acts. In making the change, the court reversed the position it had taken in the Doporto case in April 1997. Rollover backs up traffic It was not until April of last year that the woman confronted her husband with the forgeries. Sorenson was arrested in Sacramento, Calif., last December and extradited to Utah. California authorities reported Sorenson, a computer programmer, was arrested making fake drivers licences and personal checks. Sorenson remains in the Davis County Jail on $10,000 bail. A preliminary hearing has been set for March 25. Bryant's Most Reliable Unit Ever! rollLAYTON - A single-ca- r over accident Monday, March 16, on Interstate 15 caused a traffic backup through Layton. Utah Highway Patrol reports show Maren Burnside, 28, was Oldsmobile in driving a mid-siz- e d the passing lane near the south Layton on-raat about 2:15 p.m. when the car drifted toward the median. Get your order in today and avoid the rush! left-han- There The driver overcorrected to the right, according to the report, causing the car to roll several times in the right lane before coming to rest in an upright position. Burnside, of Clinton, and two Brock Bum-sid- e children, and Bailey Burnside, all were transported to Davis Hospital and Medical Center with minor injuries and released the same afternoon. Reports show all were restrained with seat belts or a child restraint. The right lane of was closed for about half an hour. 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