CASES DISPOSED 01/15/2010 -01/21/2010

Zachary Lee Person, 1202 BelAir Rd., Yankton; Arrest prior torequest for extradition, extradited

Ricky Paul Hays, Irene; Pettytheft 2nd degree-$400 or less, $154plus 14 days in jail suspendedbased on conditiions of court

Opal E. Mosel, O’Neill, Neb.;Theft by insufficient funds check,$130; Theft by insufficient fundscheck, $54; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $79

Pamela A. Jensen, 410 BurleighSt. #1, Yankton; Fail to maintainfinancial responsibility, $120;Allowed unauthorized person to usevehicle, $105

Kala Marie Anderson, Sioux City,Iowa; Municipal speeding, $86

Algeen Charles Westergaard,Viborg; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, $120; No driverslicense, $105; Failure to make prop-er stop at stop intersection, $105

Clint Alfonso Lewis, Hill City;Possession of alcohol by minor,$105

Andrew Coy, Vermillion;Possession of alcohol by minor,$105

Nathen Schneider, Alton, Iowa;Possession of alcohol by minor,$105

Sara Ann Martin, 127 Par Lane#46, Yankton; Seat belt violation,$25

Darwin James Zirpel, 1108Kennedy Dr., Yankton; Fail to main-tain financial responsibility, $120

Nicholas Taylor Sorensen, 1709Woodland Loop, Yankton;Possession of alcohol by minor,$105

Thomas Lee Carter III, 31001431Ave., Yankton; Possession ofalcohol by minor, $105; No driverslicense, $105

Stephani Michelle Johnson,2200 Green St. #12, Yankton;Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, $279; Theft byinsufficient funds check, $154; Theftby insufficient funds check, $54;Theft by insufficient funds check,$54

Jaime Lynne Stark, 2900Douglas Ave. #503, Yankton;Speeding on state highway, $110;No drivers license, $105

William T. Bennett, 2912Lakeview Dr. #7, Yankton; Drivingwith suspended (not revoked)license, $254

Bruce A. Pierce Jr., Lincoln,Neb.; Speeding other roadways,$110

Nathan John Petersen, Tabor;Speeding other roadways, $110

Steven J. Rukas, Newcastle,Neb.; Seat belt violation, $25;Renewal registration duringassigned month, $105

Audrey Cushing, Freeman;Renewal registration duringassigned month, $105

Andrew L. Kotalik, 2514 SW JimRiver Rd., Yankton; Careless driv-ing, $105

Aaron Robert Clements, Irene;Speeding on state highway, $90

David Allen Wurtz, 213 ClarkTrail, Yankton; Fail to maintain finan-cial responsibility, dismissed-motionby court; Speeding other roadways,$90

Thomas John Snowe, 125 GreggSt., Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Cody Lee Delozier, 514 DouglasAve., Yankton; Speeding other road-ways, $90

Fredrick John Bartling, Irene;Municipal speeding, $86

Virginia Frances Pieper, 1005 W.8th St., Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $90

Levi Alan Hofeldt, Springfield;Fail to maintain financial responsibil-ity, dismissed-motion by court; Seatbelt violation, $25

Andrew Jared Perez, Rapid City;Simple assault, dismissal-reduction;

Disorderly conduct, $254Shari Lou Adair, 103 Hickory Rd.,

Yankton; Vandalism - $1000-$100,000-1st degree, dismissal-reduction; Vandalism-$400-$1000-2nd degree, $363 plus 30 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofcourt

Patricia Lynn King, Gayville;Inhumane treatment of animal, $663plus 30 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of court

Gary Duane Welding, SpiritLake, Iowa; Driving under influence(First), $472 plus 5 days in jail sus-pended based on conditions ofcourt; Traveling through roadblock,dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Jeffrey James Ohler, 711 W 4thStreet, Yankton; Fail to stop-acci-dent causing property damage,$363

Elizabeth Ann Mulder, Vermillion;Reckless driving, $472; Driving onwrong side of road, dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Open alco-holic bev container accessible invehicle, dismissed-motion by prose-cutor

Jacob Thomas Buche, 105 E.5th #3, Yankton; Domestic violencesimple assault, dismissal-reduction;Disorderly conduct, $154 plus 14days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Michelle Lakandice Smith, SiouxCity, Iowa; Simple assault, dis-missal-reduction; Disorderly con-duct, 30 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of court

Katherine Elizabeth Cale, 1110Ferdig Ave #3, Yankton; Permitthreatening or harassing telephonecalls, dismissal-reduction,Disorderly conduct, $154 plus 14days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Jeremie Joshua Boyd, 1313National St., Yankton; Domestic vio-lence simple assault, $363 plus 30days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Michael Eugene Drohman, Oak,Neb.; Entering or refusing to leave,$363 plus 30 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of court

Brian Lee Davis, 1403 BelairRoad, Yankton; Ingest intoxicantother than alcoholic beverage, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor; Posstwo ounces of marijuana or less,$455; Domestic violence simpleassault, dismissal-reduction; Use orpossession of drug paraphernalia,$454; Disorderly conduct, $154 plus14 days in jail suspended based onconditions of court

Kevin William Frey, 107 RobinSt., Yankton; Driving under influ-ence-1st of, dismissal-reduction;Reckless driving, $472

Matthew Louis Anderson, 113Sunset St., Yankton; Driving underinfluence-1st of, $472

John Caleb Touche, Aberdeen;Simple assault, $363 with 30 days injail suspended based on conditionsof court; Possession of alcohol byminor, $105, plus 30 days in jail with15 days suspended based on condi-tions of court

Darrell Joseph Vitek, 417Burleigh St., Yankton; Disorderlyconduct, $154 plus 14 days in jailsuspended based on conditions ofcourt

James Triplette, Wakonda; Theftby insufficient funds check, dis-missed-motion by prosecutor

Allen J. Jorgensen, Hurley;Artificial light/night vision, $254

Lance C. Wallace, Viborg;Artificial light/night vision, acquittedat trial

Matthew Edward Davis, Mitchell;Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, dismissed-motionby prosecutor

Leah A. Johnson, 2400 DouglasAve., #43, Yankton; Theft by insuffi-cient funds check, $179 plus 5 days injail suspended based on conditions ofcourt; Theft by insufficient fundscheck, dismissed-motion by prosecu-

tor; Theft by insufficient funds check,dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Theftby insufficient funds check, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Matthew E. Davis, Mitchell;Artificial light/night vision, $254

Kelvin Brasel, Salem, Fail to stopor slow down for school bus, $105

Cory Poelstra, 1201 E. 15th St.,Yankton; Possession of alcohol byminor, $105 plus 14 days in jail with 12days suspended based on conditionsof court

Travis J. Goeden, 702 Walnut St.Apt. 3, Yankton; Renewal registrationduring assigned month, $105

Judith J. Zwolak, Vermillion,Speeding other roadways, $110

Kristopher Allen Linneman, 909 W.15th St., Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $90

Jared Robert Viergutz, Irene; Seatbelt violation, $25

Glen Anthony Ernster, Gayville;Seat belt violation, $25

Lloyd Allen Aman, Freeman;Speeding on state highway, $110

Lane Raleigh Bothwell, Volga;Speeding on state highway, $90

Scott Allan Wagner, Norfolk, Neb.;Careless driving, $105

Randy John Tewksbury, Groton;Speeding other roadways, $90

Don Lee Richelieu, Irene;Speeding on state highway, $90

Dave Cornemann, 300 ValleyDr., Yankton; Pet violations-barkingdog, $86

Brenda Washburn, 1003 MemoryLane #3, Yankton; Speeding in schoolzone, $106

Tate Dakota Schroeder, Irene;Artificial light/night vision, acquitted attrial

Lisa Renee Ryken, Canton; Pettytheft 2nd degree-$400 or less, dis-missal-reduction; Disorderly conduct,$154 plus 5 days in jail suspendedbased on conditions of court

Ryan M. Potas, 2510 Burleigh St.,Yankton; Consume or mix alcoholicbeverages in public place, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Jacqueline B. Lee, Vale; Speedingon state gighway, $90

Theodore Henry Becker, 2605Pine St., Yankton; Consume or mixalcoholic beverages in public place,$105

Matthew Anderson, 113 Sunset St.,Yankton; Period lamps be lighted, dis-missed-motion by prossecutor

Kristian Nicole Bilbrey, 2003 RossSt., Yankton; Disobey traffic signs-notstop, $105

Laverne E. Story, 2400 Douglas#19, Yankton; Improper right turning,$76

Kayla Reade, 1904 WillowdaleRd., Yankton; Careless driving, $105

Jason Keith Harnisch, 1712Douglas Ave., Yankton; Speedingother roadways, $70

Tonia Renee Raisor, 2200 DouglasAve. #33, Yankton; Speeding otherroadways, $70

Cory M. Poelstra, 1201 E 15th St.,Yankton; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility; dismissed-motion bycourt

Emily Jean Anderson, 3709 KristyLn., Yankton; Fail to maintain financialresponsibility, dismissed-motion bycourt

Aaron William Graveland, 506 E.17th St., Yankton; Seat belt violation,$25

John Touche, Aberdeen;Possession of alcohol by minor, $105plus 30 days in jail with 15 days sus-pended based on conditions of court

Emily Jean Anderson, 3709 KristyLn., Yankton; Speeding other road-ways, $70

Aaron Holtz, 1104 E 11th Street#1, Yankton; Parking/standing viola-tion, $93

Dakota John Renfrow, Larimore,N.D.; Seat belt violation, $25;Possession of a commercial driverslicense, $154

Mirand Kay Spear, 709Broadway Ave., Yankton; Pet viola-tions-animal at large dog/cat, $61;Pet violations-no license dog/cat,$61

Mark Wayne Hansen, 1801Burleigh St., Yankton; Failure toobey traffic control device, $101

Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan ■ Wednesday, February 3, 2010 PAGE 2 www.yankton.net

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75 YEARS AGOSunday, February 3, 1935

• No paper.

50 YEARS AGOWednesday, February 3, 1960• State health officer G.J. Van

Heuvelen said today that Asian fluhas been isolated at Vermillion for itsfirst definite appearance in the statethis season.

• Production of honey was down58 percent last year from the recordcrop produced a year ealier, theCrop Reporting Service said.

25 YEARS AGOSunday, February, 3, 1985

• No paper.

POUND COUNTSeveral animals are available at

the Yankton Animal Shelter. Formore information call the YanktonPolice Department’s Animal ControlOfficer, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday at 661-9494, or 668-5210. A$5 fee is required to adopt an ani-mal. Animals can be viewed on theHumane Society Web site atwww.heartlandhumanesociety.net.

Animals available for adoptioninclude:

• a male Pomeranian; and• a female black Lab.

DAILY RECORD POLICYThe Press and Dakotan pub-

lishes police and sheriff reports as apublic service to its readers. It isimportant to remember that anarrest should not imply guilt and thatevery person is presumed innocentuntil proven otherwise. When juve-niles are released from jail, it is intothe care of a parent or guardian.

It is the policy of the Press andDakotan to publish all names madeavailable in the police and court

reports. There are no exceptions.

ACCIDENTS• A report was received at 5:36

p.m. Monday that a vehicle wasbacked into another vehicle in the700 block of Burleigh. Estimatedvalue of the damage to the secondvehicle was $270.

• A sheriff’s office report wasreceived at 12:07 p.m. Monday thatan Irene school bus had slid into theditch along 298th St. and damagedthe door and some windows. Nochildren were on the bus when theaccident occurred.

ARRESTS• Tyler Sealey, 19, Yankton, was

arrested Monday for a probation vio-lation, failure to appear and posses-sion of marijuana.

• Joshua Carter, 19, Yankton,was arrested Monday on two countsof possession of marijuana and on ahold for the South DakotaDepartment of Corrections.

• Thomas Mollet, 19, was arrestedMonday for possession of marijuana.

• Daniel Pearson, 23, was arrest-ed Monday for distribution of mari-juana, possession of drug parapher-nalia, two counts of possession of acontrolled substance and on a holdfor court services.

INCIDENTS• A report was received at 6:36

p.m. Monday that a Dewalt cordlessgrinder, reciprocating saw and flash-light were stolen from a pickup toolbox in the 700 block of Walnut.Estimated value of the loss was$505.

• A report was received at 8:22a.m. Tuesday that a vehicle waskeyed in the 400 block of Walnut.Estimated value of the damage is$1,300.

CRIME STOPPERSAnyone wishing to report anony-

mous information on unlawful activi-ty in the City of Yankton or inYankton County is encouraged tocontact the Crime Stoppers tip lineat 665-4440.

L O T T E R I E S

NEBRASKA 2BY2 The numbers drawn Tuesday in

the $22,000 2by2 lottery were:— Red Numbers: 18-24— White Numbers: 8-20

NEBRASKA PICK 3The numbers drawn, in order,

Tuesday night in the Nebraska Pick3 lottery were:

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NEBRASKA PICK 51-18-20-26-29The jackpot was $106,000.

NEBRASKA MYDAY— Month: 12— Day: 26— Year: 19

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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADEWheat for March delivery added 12.5

cents to $4.8725 a bushel; March cornclimbed 6 cents to $3.65 a bushel; Marchoats jumped 4 cents $2.32 a bushel; andMarch soybeans traded up 15.75 cents to$9.255 a bushel.

February live cattle added 0.97 cent to86.22 cents a pound; March feeder cattlefell 0.50 cent to 97.22 cents a pound;February lean hogs gained 1.03 cents to65.40 cents a pound; and February porkbellies rose 1 cent to 81.50 cents apound.

YA N K T O N C O U RT S

M A R R I A G E SHere is a record of Yankton

County marriage licenses forJanuary 2010:

Michael Crossman, 21, Yankton,and Jessica Muilenburg, 19, Utica,married Jan. 2, 2010

Chad Dimmick, 36, and SarahStucky, 39, Yankton, married Jan. 4,2010

Justin Rudd, 24, and TonyaZimmerman, 22, Irene, married Jan.9, 2010

Michael Keopsell, 30, andMichelle Pearson, 34, Mission Hill,married Jan. 13, 2010

Randall Kuchta, 43, and JulieSchaa, 40, Yankton, married Jan.15, 2010

Donald Pavel, 74, Lesterville,and Mary Beringer, 69, Yankton,married Jan. 22, 2010

Mark Smith, 25 and AmandaWahl, 23, Yankton, married Jan. 22,2010