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Show Falling tree injures American Fork man Police Report An American Fork man was airlifted by helicopter to American Fork Hospital July 9 after a tree fell on him in Weber Canyon. Summit County Deputy Sheriff Carry Yates said Herschel Pedersen suffered a broken femur the thigh bone while cutting trees. He was transported by Life Flight to American Fork Hospital where officials listed his condition as stable. On July 3, Nancy Chartier called police to report that her 1982 Subaru wagon had been taken from her garage on Doc Holiday Drive. According to her report, the wagon was taken sometime during the previous night. Police have no suspects in the case. Also on the police blotter on July 3 is the report of a stolen chair from the planning department in the Marsac Municipal Building. The out all the windows at 1045 Woodside Avenue. Collman was arrested on Utah Highway 248 and booked into the Summit County jail in Coalville. Janie Fausold from Millhaus Sports at the Resort Center called police July 3 to report the theft of a white cotton sweater-jacket. According Accord-ing to her report, a white juvenile girl took the sweater at about 3 p.m. The value of the item was not listed. On July 2, Fred Marshall called police to report the theft of painting equipment from a truck owned by his company parked on Holiday Ranch Loop Road. Listed as missing is a Wagner airless sprayer worth $700, a 150-foot length of air hose worth $150 and a Wagner spray gun worth $190. Also this week, Park City police made two DUI arrests and two on public intoxication charges. missing item is described as a Balans orthopedic chair. Its listed value is $169. William T. Gordinier told Park City police July 9 that a radar detector had been stolen from his auto while it was in the city's impound lot. The value of the item was not listed. The lights went out again on the Park City Shakespeare Festival. July 9, Park City Security Company called police to report that eight stage lights had been stolen from the tent where the festival is held on the west end of the Resort Center plaza. The lights are worth $160. Bill Lapin reported the theft of furnishings from the Cattle Co. Apartments July 9. According to Lapin's report, someone entered apartment No. 6 and removed a sofa, box springs and mattress, and three blinds. The goods are valued at $450. Police have a suspect in the case. On July 6, Tod Lindquist called police to report the theft of stereo equipment from his Fawngrove condominium in Deer Valley. The gear is described as a Sansui stereo system worth $550. Robin Collman, 1045 Woodside Avenue was arrested July 5 for investigation of criminal mischief, driving under the influence and driving on a suspended license. A report received earlier that evening stated that someone was smashing |
