MVC
May 26, 7:58 p.m., Old Glenn Hwy. and Maud Rd.: A 1990 Chevrolet pickup was traveling north on the Old Glenn Hwy. when the operator lost control of the vehicle and ran off the roadway and into the ditch, causing damage to the vehicle. The operator fled the scene. No evidence of any injuries or alcohol. Investigation continues.
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PROBATION VIOLATION
May 26, 7:03 p.m., near Old Glenn and Sullivan Road: Bruce Skaggs, 45, Anchorage, a passenger in car stopped for moving violation, charged with consuming alcohol in violation of his probation. Remanded to Mat-Su Pre-Trial facility.
THEFT
May 28, 8:35 p.m., Plumbley Road: A 1979 Ford Mustang II Cobra was stolen from a residence. Value, $2,000. Call troopers at 745-2131. Investigation continues.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
May 28, 9:37 p.m., Mile 57.8 Parks Hwy.: Darwin Caraway, 50, Houston, refused to leave the residence and property when instructed by troopers after arguing with a family member. Charge: disorderly conduct; bail, $500.
CRIMINAL TRESPASS
May 29, 2:01 p.m., Steve’s Food Boy: Michael Okpeakluk, 26, Big Lake, arrested for criminal trespass II after being previously trespassed. Bail, $100 cash only.
WASILLA POLICE DEPARTMENT
DUI
May 27, 5:53 a.m., McDonald’s: Diane Carlo, 52, Anchorage, reported slumped behind the wheel of a green Subaru in the parking lot. Charge: DUI; bail, $250 with conditions to obey all laws.
May 28, 1:45 a.m.: Kenneth Jenks II stopped for speeding. Charges: DUI and MCA. Bail, $250.
MVC
May 27, 3:36 p.m., Palmer-Wasilla Hwy. at Fred Meyer: Joseph Logan, 21, of Anchorage, failed to yield after stopping at a stop sign and collided with a vehicle driven by Jennifer Rivas, 23, Wasilla.
May 28, 2:13 p.m., Parks Hwy. at Lucille St.: A truck driven by a 17-year-old male, Wasilla, failed to stop and collided with a vehicle driven by Stephen Dohanyos, 20, Wasilla. Dohanyos’ vehicle was pushed forward by the impact and collided with two other vehicles, a truck driven by Larry Sebastian, 50, and a truck driven by Chance Allen, 29, Wasilla.
May 28, 5:30 p.m., Main St. at Herning Ave.: Brittany Dilley, 23, Wasilla was driving a 2001 Toyota pickup east on Herning when she was waved through the intersection by another driver at the intersection. Dilley proceeded through the intersection and was struck by a Chrysler van driven by Melanie Rudisill, 30, Wasilla, heading north on Main Street. Dilley’s truck was then pushed into Pamela Wheeler’s 2000 Hyundai, stopped at the intersection attempting to proceed west on Herning Avenue. No injuries.
May 29, 2:19 a.m. Church Road and Spruce: Tawna Davidson, 26, Wasilla, failed to stop for the stop sign, and skidded across Church Road into the ditch and colliding with a concrete barrier. Davidson injured and taken to Mat-Su Regional Medical Center. Davidson was not wearing a seatbelt.
THEFT
May 27, 10:57 p.m.: Antoine Spencer, 23, Wasilla allegedly took soda and steaks from Carrs without paying, then left in a green van. Police were notified of a green van in the ditch on Wasilla-Fishhook Road near Sutton Road. Charge: theft II; bail, $2,500 cash only.
VANDALISM
May 28, Elkhorn and Lucille: A 59-year-old Wasilla male reported $700 in vandalism done to his office trailer and Bobcat. A rock was thrown through the window of his office while he was working. The door to the Bobcat was pried open and the window knocked out. Investigation continues.
ASSAULT
May 28, 2:56 p.m., Blind Nick Dr.: Jerome Capps, 31, Wasilla allegedly assaulted a 7-year-old male by pushing him, causing bruising. Capps was gone when police arrived. Charges against Capps forwarded to the District Attorney’s office.
MISCELLANEOUS
May 28, 5:19 p.m., Wal-Mart: Police received a call from a 20-year-old female of Palmer, reporting her 2003 Saturn Ion had been stolen from the parking lot. At 8:10 p.m. the woman called back to report her car had not been stolen; she forgot to engage the emergency brake and her car had rolled into the woods.
INJURY
May 28, 4:48 p.m., Bay Ridge Circle: Police received a call a male juvenile was injured riding a four-wheeler on Bay Ridge Circle. The 13-year-old Wasilla resident was not wearing a helmet when the accident occurred and was transported to Mat-Su Regional Medical Center for a minor injury.
RUNAWAY / MISSING PERSONS
May 29, 12:52 a.m., Dorothy Saxton Shelter: The runaway was described as a male Native American, approximately 5-feet, 5-inches tall with brown hair and eyes. The juvenile left the shelter sometime between May 28 and 28, in an unknown direction of travel.
PALMER POLICE DEPARTMENT
THEFT
May 27, Carrs/Safeway: Charles Robert Conrad,18, Wasilla, stopped on report of stolen deli food. Summons: theft IV; all occupants of the car were trespassed for one year.
May 27, Carrs/Safeway: Alleged shoftlifters attempting to leave the scene. A 17-year-old male of Anchorage charged with three counts of assault IV; another 17-year-old male of Anchorage charged with theft IV, providing false information, and an outstanding warrant for a misdemeanor family offense.
May 28: A 41-year old male of Palmer reported $60 withdrawn from his Alaska USA account without permission.
May 29: A 39-year-old female in Palmer reported a 2006 Honda 80 motorbike stolen from her yard. Value, $800.
May 30: Michael Ashley Schiffman, 18, Palmer, and a 17-year-old male of Palmer arrested for burglary II, theft II and criminal mischief III after report of larceny. Schiffman also charged with false information and resisting arrest. Bail for Schiffman, $10,000, cash only. The 17-year-old held at Mat-Su Youth Facility pending
arraignment.
Palmer
DWLCSR
May 26: Curtis James Whaley, 43, Palmer, stopped for failure to wear seat belt. Summons: DWLS (driving while license suspended).
May 26: Krist Robert Berg, 20, Wasilla, stopped after citizen complaint. Charge: DWLR (driving while license revoked); citation: insurance. Bail, $1,000 performance bond.
WARRANT ARREST
May 26: A 16-year-old female of Palmer arrested on three outstanding warrants: two for FTA (failure to appear) for arraignment on the original charge of MCA (minor consuming alcohol); bail, $500 each, cash only and a remand to Mat-Su Youth Facility.
May 31: Kathleen Hanes, 24, Eagle River, stopped for speeding and arrested on $500 FTA warrant, original charge of theft III; remanded to Mat-Su Pre-Trial Facility.
June 1, Mat-Su Pre-Trial Facility: Donald Louis Austin, 59, Cantwell, arrested for a FTA warrant on the original charge of DV (domestic violence) assault. Remanded at Mat-Su Pre-Trial Facility; no bail.
DUI
May 27: Samuel Faller, Jr., 34, Palmer stopped for speeding. Charge: DUI (driving under the influence). Bail, $500.
May 28: William C. Hester, 21, Anchorage, stopped for speeding. Charge: DUI; bail, $250. Passengers Andrew C. Alexan, 18, a 17-year-old female and a 17-year-old male, all of Anchorage summoned for MCA and released.
May 29: Trevor J. Hare, 28, Wasilla, stopped on REDDI. Charges: felony DUI and DWLR. Bail, $5,000 with court-approved third party.
MCA
May 27: Justin Eppley, 19, Anchorage, stopped for speeding. Charges: DUI, MCA, MOCA (minor operating after consuming alcohol) and released at the scene. Eppley was arrested for DUI, MCA, MOCA and a warrant for FTA at arraignment on the original charge of MCA. Bail, $1,250 with court-approved third party. Passenger Nicholas Hellmann, 20, Anchorage, summoned for MCA.
LOST AND FOUND
May 28: Police recovered a bicycle near an apartment parking lot. The bicycle will be kept at the police department until claimed.
WASILLA POLICE DEPARTMENT
ASSAULT
May 29, 1:43 a.m.: A 24-year-old female, Palmer, reported she and and a juvenile female were assaulted in the parking lot at the corner of Lake Street and Railroad Avenue. Investigation continues.
THEFT
May 29, 6:30 p.m., D&A Shoprite: A 9-year-old reportedly stole $5 worth of merchandise. Charge of theft IV was forwarded to Juvenile Intake.
RUNAWAY / MISSING PERSONS
May 29, 10:30 p.m., Nelson Ave.: Police responded for a report of a 13-year-old female runaway. Investigation continues.
ALASKA STATE TROOPERS
ELUDING
May 30, 11:24 p.m., Sutton: Russell D. Blakeman Jr., 23, Sutton, stopped while driving with a flat tire and no rear license plate. An attempt to elude thwarted by K9 Roelle. Charges: felony DUI, felony eluding and DWLR. Bail, $10,000 cash only, with court-approved third party.
WARRANT ARREST
May 31, 5:10 p.m., Mile 51 Glenn Hwy.: Jonathan M. Wyrick, 48, stopped for unnamed traffic violation. Arrested on warrant for FTA, original charge of MICS (misconduct involving a controlled substance) VI. Bail, $500.
THEFT
May 31, 11:37 p.m. Talkeetna: Dustin Bote, 18, Talkeetna, allegedly caught breaking into a Nissan pickup in downtown and stealing a loaded .44 Magnum handgun, an iPOD and other items. Detained by victim. Charges: theft II and III; bail, $1,500 cash or corporate, with court-approved third party.
DUI
June 1, 11:19 a.m., Village Loop and Snoeshoe Road: Elaine King, 49, Wasilla, arrested after trooper contact. Charge: DUI; bail, $500 cash or corporate.
June 1, 2:54 a.m., near Parks Hwy. and Church: Root Choyce, 50, Galveston, Texas, stopped as a REDDI. Charge: DUI; bail, $1,500.
June 1, 1:35 a.m., Old Glenn Hwy. near Dilley Ave., Palmer: Ryan V. Nuglene, 24, Anchorage, stopped for equipment violation. Charges: DUI, DWLR, and MIW IV (in possession of a loaded handgun). Bail $5,000.
MVC
June 1, 11 p.m. Mile 37.5 Parks Hwy.: Scot Robison, 18, Palmer, northbound in Ford Escort, lost control, crossing the second northbound lane of travel and into the ditch, spinning in a circle before stopping. Injuries: Robison and passengers transported for minor injuries. Damage, $10,000. Investigation ongoing.
MCA
June 1, 7:05 a.m., Stanley Dr.: Mischa Deguia, 18, Wasilla, Samantha Mcleod, 18, Wasilla, and a 16-year-old female from Wasilla contacted after disturbance report. Summonses: Degula and McLeod, MCA. Charges: 16-year-old female, injured from punching a window, MCA and DV.
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1 comment(s)Was she blond wrote on Jun 3, 2008 1:08 PM:
May 28, 5:19 p.m., Wal-Mart: Police received a call from a 20-year-old female of Palmer, reporting her 2003 Saturn Ion had been stolen from the parking lot. At 8:10 p.m. the woman called back to report her car had not been stolen; she forgot to engage the emergency brake and her car had rolled into the woods. "