Broadcaster Press 11 April 8, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com FOR THE RECORD VERMILLION POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESS BRIEFING 03/23/14 01:14 – Caller reported a group of men vandalizing a recycling bin. Officers checked the area but were not able to identify the suspects. 03/23/14 01:18 – Caller reported a possible DWI. Officers located and stopped the vehicle. The driver was underage and had been drinking but was not intoxicated. The driver’s privilege to drive was revoked. The driver was cited for driving revoked and underage consumption of alcohol. 03/23/14 11:38 – Caller reported his truck stolen by unknown person(s) the night before. The caller located his truck and called officers to investigate. Under investigation. 03/26/14 10:59 – Caller reported receiving a fraudulent phone call. He would terminate the call before the caller could ask for money or other compromising information. 03/26/14 19:04 – Officers conducted five alcohol compliance checks. Four of the establishments passed, one failed. The employee at the failing establishment was cited. 03/26/14 20:23 – Officers found a deceased cat on the roadway and removed the body. The cat had no collar. It was mostly black with some white and orange stripes. 03/27/14 01:44 – Officers responded to a report of a man knocked unconscious by another man outside a bar. Responding officers stopped and contacted two men fleeing the area. Witnesses identified one of the men as the suspect. He was arrested for simple assault. 03/27/14 03:03 – Caller reported three people fighting outside a trailer. Officers responded and searched the area but found no sign of the participants of the fight. 03/27/14 09:29 – Officers responded to an assisted living center where a subject had threatened other and himself. Officers spoke to the man who apologized and agreed to seek help. 03/27/14 13:41 – Officers provided a funeral escort. 03/27/14 14:10 – Caller reported unknown person(s) had entered his home and stolen several items, including a firearm. Under investigation. 03/27/14 17:13 – Caller reported the window on their van had been broken out by unknown person(s) while parked in the high school parking lot. Investigation has not revealed a suspect. 03/28/14 05:10 – Caller reported an ongoing dispute with her husband. Officers responded and found that the husband was drunk and argument had occurred, but no violence had occurred. 03/28/14 13:25 – Officers responded to a report of loud arguing at a neighbor’s apartment. Investigation revealed a dispute between parents and their teenage daughter. No crimes had occurred. 03/28/14 20:05 – Officers stopped a vehicle for expired registration. The driver was suspended and was cited. Subsequent investigation revealed the license plate on the vehicle belonged to another vehicle and the driver admitted he had taken the plate off his old vehicle when he got his new vehicle. The driver was charged with possession of revoked or altered license. 03/28/14 22:17 – Broadcaster Classifieds… ROCK-SOLID RESULTS! Cases Disposed 3/2127/2014 J. Jesus Meza, 808 N. Officers investigated a University #309, possible violation of a Vermillion; Speeding on protection order. other roadways, $19.00 03/28/14 23:59 – Officers contacted a man plus costs Lucas Glenn Iverson, who was walking on the 1119 Hawthorn Street, side of the road with an open Bud Light container. Vermillion; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus The man was underage costs and was cited for open Ashley N. Goossen, container and underage 530 Elm #6, Vermillion; consumption. Speeding on other 03/29/14 00:24 – A roadways, $39.00 plus vehicle was stopped for costs not having its headlights Troy Douglas on. The driver had been Boomsma, 408 Ruth drinking and was under Street, Yankton; Speeding age. He was cited for on a state highway, $39.00 minor in plus costs possession/consumption Derek Douglas Bak, of alcohol. 03/29/14 00:49 – A 29771 453rd Ave., Irene; vehicle was stopped for Seat belt violation, $25.00 having an out brake light. Jerome Kent Menard, The cab reeked of the 1267 Broadway Street, odor of burnt marijuana. Centerville; Speeding on The driver admitted to a state highway, $39.00 smoking marijuana. A plus costs subsequent search found Nicholas M. Slattery, the remains of several 31070 463rd Ave., marijuana roaches. The Vermillion; Speeding on a driver was arrested for state highway, $19.00 plus ingestion and possession costs of paraphernalia. Steven Ray Hansen, 03/29/14 12:59 – Caller 46140 Riverside St., reported she was too Centerville; Speeding on weak to get to her car to a state highway, $19.00 go to the hospital. plus costs Officers responded and Elizabeth L. Konz, 308 provided care until the Carr Street, Vermillion; ambulance arrived. Municipal speeding, 03/29/14 23:11 – $39.00 plus costs Officers responded to a Sophia M. Taggart, noise complaint and 45949 Liberty Road, found a large party at the Vermillion; Failure to suspect residence. make proper stop at stop Officers contacted the intersection, $54.00 plus renters and asked for costs consent to search for Russell E. Jensen, 509 minors, one of the renters Poplar Avenue, admitted there were Vermillion; Speeding on minors in the residence, other roadways, $59.00 another renter refused plus costs consent. The residence Richard Charles was secured and a search Chasing Hawk, Sr., 1106 warrant was obtained. E. Clark Street #25, Forty-five minors were Vermillion; No drivers cited for consuming alcohol. The renters were license, $54.00 plus costs; Seat belt violation, cited for noise $25.00; Speeding on other prohibition and roadways, $19.00 plus disorderly house. costs Total Records: 21 Justin Dean Polley, 8 “A” St., Wakonda; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Matthew Edward Davis, 216 S. Clark, Irene; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Darin Wieseler, 3628 Hamilton Blvd., Sioux City, IA; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Chelsey Jo Steffen, 1925 Princeton Ave., Vermillion; Use or possession of drug paraphernalia, $204.00 plus costs Ethan David Cleaver, 1510 Lewis St., Vermillion; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $79.00 plus costs David E. Nusz, 17306 U. Street, Omaha, NE; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Alexander Logan Levi, 901 Rose St. #141, Vermillion; Driving with suspended (not revoked) license, $204.00 plus costs Jennifer J. Tchida, 401 Pleasant Street, Elk Point; Speeding on other roadways, $19.00 plus costs Davida Nicole Russell, 833 E. Duke St. Lot 9, Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Lenny Smith, 205 N. 7th St., Beresford; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs John Phillip Nelson, 2019 S. St. Mary’s Street, Sioux City, IA; Obey traffic device unless directed by policeman, $54.00 plus costs Kyleigh Beth Melsted, 1721 Baylor Street, Vermillion; Failure to make proper stop at stop intersection, $54.00 plus costs Jasper Lamont Sanders, 303 Spruce St. #223, Vermillion; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Ronald Victor Galvan, III, 914 Locust St., Yankton; Speed on fourlane in rural areas, $59.00 plus costs Jean Julien Deoo, 341 S. 29th Terrace, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Rita Marie Sandman, 2526 Idaho Ave., Sioux City, IA; Speed on fourlane in rural areas, $39.00 plus costs Kelly Ann Dunkelberger, 45946 278th St., Chancellor; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Madison M. O’Neill, 15 West Cedar #201, Vermillion; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Miranda Kae Ackerman, 305 N. 2nd St., Beresford; Speeding on a state highway, $59.00 plus costs; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Melvin Henry Cournoyer, 511 West Main, Wagner; Petty theft 2nd degree-$400 or less, $200.00 plus costs, five days jail suspended based on the conditions of the court Saul Angel Segura, 7713 W. Lancaster, Sioux Falls; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Justin Duane Langen, 1503 Capital St., Yankton; Speeding on other roadways, $19.00 plus costs Shaun P. Busskohl, 2600 Mulligan Dr., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Lydia Cleto Akotkuel, 906 22nd Ave. #7, Brookings; Driving with suspended (not revoked) license, $204.00 plus costs Buy Local! Shop the Classifieds! ? Smile. 201 W. 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