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Show Girl bitten by Pit Bull 1 Pleasant Grove Animal Control Officer Kurt Bean reported that a 12-year-old girl was bitten by a pit bull Friday when she attempted to save her cat which had been caught by the dog. Stephanie McDonald was treated and released at American Fork Hospital after being bit on the heel. According to the officer, the girl saw the dog with her cat in its mouth and tried to save the cat. Arland Peterson, 320 S. 1300 East, reported that a window in his home, valued at $200, had been broken. It appeared it had been shot by a BB. There are no suspects, according to Det. Cody Cullimore. Officer Jim Taufer has arrested a See Police Page 3 Police Blotter J,4 3 Continued from front page 1 25-year-old male adult for DUI . 1,1 Given Percivil, 310 W. 1100 North, reported that $450 in cash and a $900 stereo unit had been stolen from her home. This was a forced entry burglary, according to Officer Jay 1 Thornton. There are possible suspects in the theft. ' Sgt. Steve Frampton has referred a case of possible child abuse to the - Dept. of Family Services. The in-Ji in-Ji cident was reported on Sept. 30. a I Wendy C. Top, 1185 E. 830 South, repoted the theft of a Sears 10 speed cfc bike from Valley View School. The '(: bike is valued at $125. it Officer John Lloyd is investigating si: the theft of a pickup truck, which xt- was subsequently recovered in Salt ,) Lake City, from Mike's Truck Stop in Lindon. The truck was owned by tg Jay A. Curtis, Orem. He had ap-K; ap-K; parently left the truck overnight at efe the truck stop. se; The pickup was valued at $700 and had considerable equipment in the . bed of the truck. The truck and the equipment were ' later found in Salt Lake City. There isnosuspect in the theft at this time. S The Police Dept. reported that a I successful police auction was held i Saturday on the lawn at the Public mj, ' Safety Building. They auctioned off m; bicycles and some other items which 1.1 1 tad gone unclaimed for some time at the police station. They were able to sell all that they had planned to auction. Two girls were injured when a car left the road at 6200 N. 4850 West on Thursday morning and ended up in a ditch. Amy Adams, Lindon, was the driver of the car. The officer said that she apparently missed a right turn in the road and the car went headfirst into the ditch. Her passengers were Julie Sutch and Teresa Hatch. All three were taken to American Fork Hospital by Pleasant Grove Ambulance where two of them were treated for injuries and released. The third girl was apparently unhurt in the mishap. There was $3,500 damage to the Adams car, according to Officer Jeff Wilson. Another accident occurred on Saturday at 100 E. and 100 South during the police auction. Cars driven by Susan Jones, Highland, and Diane Messersmith, Pleasant Grove, collided in the intersection. Then the Messersmith car slid sideways and hit a parked rental car. . ': There were no injuries. Damage to-the to-the Jones car was set at $1,000 and there was $1,500 damage to the Messersmith auto. The rental car sustained $300 damage. |