Broadcaster Press 05 July 29, 2014 www.broadcasteronline.com VERMILLION POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESS BRIEFING 07/14/14 14:25 – A local restaurant’s alcohol license was not renewed because of unpaid taxes. The owner was contacted and warned not to sell or possess alcohol until their license was reissued. 07/15/14 15:29 – An anonymous caller reported underage people drinking at a local restaurant. Officers responded and did an ID check and found two young women underage and drinking alcohol. Both were cited. 07/15/14 18:33 – Caller reported her estranged spouse was pounding on the door to her residence. She was fearful and hiding from him. Officers found him in the residence, which he was not a resident of, he was intoxicated and admitted to driving to the residence. He was arrested for domestic assault and DWI. 07/16/14 01:53 – Officers stopped a car, which was driving with no headlights. The driver was intoxicated and was arrested. 07/16/14 13:43 – Officers assisted another agency in making a death notification. 07/17/14 01:12 – Callers reported two drunken men might be trying to drive away from downtown. Officers responded and contacted the men who were clearly intoxicated and warned not to drive. A short time later an officer saw the men’s truck pull away from where it had been parked and stopped it. The driver was intoxicated and was arrested. The passenger was angry about the situation and would not leave and was threatening toward the arresting officers. He was eventually arrested for obstructing an officer. 07/17/14 12:46 – Caller requested officers check on a residence where the power had been turned off and there were small children living at the residence. Inspection revealed the tenants in question had moved out of the residence the previous day. 07/17/14 14:45 – Fraud Alert: Complainant received a call from a vendor claiming to be selling medical alert necklaces for $30-$40 a month. The Vendor/Suspect then needed bank account information for complete the transaction. Beware of phone solicitations that require you to provide banking information or credit card information. 07/17/14 16:59 – A local business reported catching a shoplifter. Officers investigated and the suspect admitted to stealing the items, which totaled $165. The suspect was charged with theft. 07/17/14 23:03 – Caller called and wanted to report his EBT card stolen. Officers were tied up on another call and were not able to respond until 50 minutes later. At that point the caller would not answer his phone and when officers arrived at his house and knocked on the door, the lights turned out and he would not answer the door. 07/18/14 13:56 – Caller reported his roommate had taken his remotes to his electronics and hid them. The roommate denied having the remotes or hiding them. Another friend found the remotes in the residence and returned them to the caller. Both parties have had several calls where they accuse the other of taking their property. Neither party is willing to move out. 07/18/14 19:23 – Officers responded to a 911 hang-up call. The caller stated he had accidentally hit the emergency button on his phone and there was no problem. The caller also had a warrant for his arrest and was arrested by a deputy. 07/18/14 20:22 – Complainant requested officer contact her exhusband and warn him not to call during ours that were restricted on their court agreement or she would pursue a court order. Officers passed on the message. 07/18/14 23:12 – Caller reported a verbal domestic escalating. Officers contacted the parties and found that one was intoxicated and the two had argued. No violence had occurred and the officers stood by until the intoxicated man opted to walk home. 07/19/14 00:03 – Caller called 911 and reported an assault by her boyfriend and then hung up. Officers tracked the source of the call and investigated. The caller was located at a social gathering and claimed she had been in a fight with a woman who had left and she did not know. There were no statements or evidence to contradicted the woman’s statement. 07/19/14 09:24 – Caller reported finding a small child wandering without a parent. Officers responded and a short time later found the child’s mother who was out looking for the child. 07/19/14 10:22 – A 911 hang-up call was received. Officers investigated and located the source of the call at a residence. A couple had been arguing and the woman had called 911 and then changed her mind and hung up and would not answer returned calls. Both parties denied any physical altercation. 07/19/14 11:28 – Caller reported some of her prescription medication was missing and she accused a housemate of stealing them. Officer responded and after a brief search found the missing medication in a bag. The housemate denied any involvement. 07/19/14 13:50 – Caller requested officer check on a neighbor child, who was screaming. The child had been disciplined by her parent for throwing a book at a child and was throwing a tantrum. No further action. 07/19/14 21:27 – Officers contacted two men after seeing one of them urinating on the side of the road. The men had been drinking and one was underage and was cited. Total Records: 20 N. University Street, Vermillion; Operator assure passengers 5-18 wear seat belts, $25.00 Jacob Allen Baker, 112 S. Garfield Avenue, Sioux Falls; Use or possession of drug paraphernalia, $204.00 plus costs Stacy Dawn Breidenbach, 1309 W. Stonegate Dr., Sioux Falls; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Jayce Whipple, 131 Prentis Ave., Vermillion; No drivers license, $54.00 plus costs Judge Tami Bern presiding Marion Lee Boyce, 1031 W. Clark Street, Vermillion; Disorderly conduct, $100.00 plus costs, 30 days jail suspended based on the conditions of the court Nicholas Patrick Hopson, 215 Pine Street, Vermillion; Reckless driving, $350.00 plus costs; No proper license plates on vehicle, dismissed Jeremie Boyd, 1205 Ferdig Avenue, Yankton; Simple assault, dismissed Chantell Prettysoundingflute, 198 Bullhead Street, Lower Brule; Driving under influence-1st offense, dismissed; Open alcoholic beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed; No drivers license, dismissed Judge Cheryle Gering presiding Kristopher Chalmers, 447 N. Plum #9, Vermillion; Aggravated assault, $800.00 plus costs, 8 years jail suspended based on the conditions of the court; First degree burglary, dismissed; First degree burglary, dismissed Kristopher Chalmers, 447 N. Plum #9, Vermillion; Failure to register as sex offender, $500.00 plus costs, two years jail suspended based on the conditions of the court; Habitual offender, dismissed Michael Plentyhorse, 447 N. Plum #9, Vermillion; Aggravated assault, $800.00 plus costs, conditions of the court; First degree burglary, dismissed; First degree burglary, dismissed Chantell Prettysoundingflute, 198 Bullhead Street, Lower Brule; Unauthorized ingestion of controlled substance, court costs, four years jail, three suspended based on the conditions of the court; Habitual offender, dismissed FOR THE RECORD Cases Disposed 7/1117/2014 Todd Mellenberndt, 207 W. Sweetwater Creek Drive, Longwood, FL; Insufficient funds check 3rd degree, $100 or less, dismissed Todd Dean Mellenberndt, 207 W. Sweetwater Creek Drive, Longwood, FL; Insufficient funds check 3rd degree, $100 or less, dismissed Todd Dean Mellenberndt, 207 W. Sweetwater Creek Drive, Longwood, FL; Insufficient funds check 3rd degree, $100 or less, dismissed Todd Dean Mellenberndt, 207 W. Sweetwater Creek Drive, Longwood, FL; Insufficient funds check 3rd degree, $100, dismissed Daniel Lee Wieman, 30817 456th Ave., Volin; Commercial vehicle plates, $104.00 plus costs Gary Lee Koble, 2611 Pettersen Rd., Vermillion; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Cora Van Olson, 801 Maple Street, Yankton; Passengers between 14-18 required to wear seat belts, $25.00 Harlan J. Knutson, 30014 Frog Creek Road, Wakonda; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Kevin C. Pons, 805 James Place, Yankton; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Nancy Elizabeth Matcha, 31018 434th Ave., Yankton; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Austin Dane Crom, 402 Iowa Street, Concord, NE; Open alcohol beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed Ryan Lunz, 503 Cedar St., Laurel, NE; Open alcohol beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed Brandon Ross Abts, 86990 Highway 116, Dixon, NE; Open alcoholic beverage container accessible in vehicle, dismissed Melanie N. Crisman, 4725 Valley Street, Read and Recycle! One & two bedroom apartments. Scotland Apartments, 821 Main St. Scotland, SD 57059. Laundry. Rental assistance available to those who qualify. For appointments or applications please call 605-624-5218 or visit www.oakleafpm.com. Equal Housing Opportunity Omaha, NE; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Austin E. Wurtz, PO Box 384, Hurley; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Jonas Kleinhaus, 2400 Kenwood Manor #14, Vermillion; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Maria Guadalupe Reynoso, 7509 W. Stoney Creek, Sioux Falls; Speeding on a state highway, $59.00 plus costs Kenneth W. Avant, 30034 SD Highway 50, Dante; Following too closely, $54.00 plus costs Austin August Dewayne Kirsch, 5117 E. Blue Ridge Dr., Sioux Falls; Speeding on other roadways, $59.00 plus costs Shana M. Dillon, 4536 W. Judson Drive, New River, AZ; Municipal speeding, $39.00 plus costs Dakota Daniel Clark, 4100 Shoreline Dr. #206, Spring Park, MN; Speeding on a state highway, $59.00 plus costs Judith A. Wininger, 27668 484th Ave., Canton; Municipal speeding, $59.00 plus costs Michael W. Akins, 1119 Rustin, Sioux City, IA; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Kayla M. Munger, 407 Fletcher Ave. #9, Lincoln, NE; Failure to stop, $54.00 plus costs Waseem Mazher, 13 Sharmont Drive, Hattisburg, MS; Fail to stop after accident with unattended vehicle, $54.00 plus costs Pedro Vega, Jr., 1018 Morningside Ave., Sioux City, IA; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Larry David Gleiser, 6201 Morningside Ave., Sioux City, IA; Speeding on a state highway, $59.00 plus costs Kelsey Ann Woolery, 105 W. Mary St., Kranzburg; Municipal speeding, $19.00 plus costs Ronnie Dion Mincks, 833 E. Duke #119, Vermillion; Operator assure passengers 5-18 wear seat belts, $25.00 Derek Michael Harold Schmidt, 920 Burleigh St., Yankton; Violation stopped vehicle with red/amber/yellow signals/lights, $54.00 plus costs Shumit Patel, 445 N. Plum, Vermillion; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Lauren Elizabeth Graves, 645 Augusta Circle, Yankton; Speeding on other roadways, $59.00 plus costs Mark C. Sescilla, 13722 Freddi Road, Rathdrum, ID; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Mitchell C. St. Pierre, 205 S. 1st Street, Beresford; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Angelica MaganaValdovinos, 429 W. 27th St., S. Sioux City, NE; Illegal lane change, $54.00 plus costs Paul James Goeden, 609 S. Main, Lennox; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Dillon W. Switzer, 45816 SD Highway 46, Centerville; Seat belt violation, $25.00 Nikki Van Westen, 651 3rd St. SE, Wagner; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Adam Rizzio, 122 S. Walker St., Vermillion; Speed on four-lane in rural areas, $39.00 plus costs Alexander Joseph Hammerstrom, 1309 E. Clark Apt. 104, Vermillion; Renewal registration during assigned month, $54.00 plus costs Carson Christopher Schilling, 605 W. 17th St., Sioux Falls; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Debra Ann Cook, 12514 Sunview Drive, St. Louis, MO; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Brian Lamson Corner, 46780 Valerie Pl., Tea; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Tyler James Tjeerdsma, 213 S. Sunshine Ave., Brandon; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Heather Ann Rist, 45950 249th St., Centerville; Speeding on a state highway, $39.00 plus costs Tina Marie Privett, 3013 Francis St., Yankton; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Jenny Lynn Shadden, 2119 Avenue F., Council Bluffs, IA; Speeding on other roadways, $39.00 plus costs Jaylen Ryan Dickau, 47823 296th St., Alcester; Speeding on a state highway, $19.00 plus costs Lee C. McCahren, 114