Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 120, Number 35, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 27 August 1997 — Page 2

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, August 27,1997

Police arrests include marijuana, theft, disorderly, battery charges

a A Hudson man was arrested by i'the Nappanee Police Officers Hahn and Germann, and with possession of marihuana, following an August 21 near Fairmont Homes. At approximately 9:30p.m., local police were called from Fairmont Homes, with reference to suspicious subjects in the area of the business. Cpl. Douglas Weaver responded to the are, and found two male subjects walking along CR7. During a field interview, the subjects appeared nervous, according to the police report, and upon further investigation one was idenytified as Bruce W. Sizemore, 26, V RI, Hudson. The subject was found to be in •,-possession of approximately 12 grains of marijuana. He was uncharged with possession of marihuana, booked, and transported to '.the Elkhart County Security Center, where he was being held j ti on a SI,OOO bond, pending an ini- , tial court date of August 27, in ~Nappanee City Court. I BATTERY h Samual Harrington, 20, 69081 ..CRI, Nappanee, was arrested by 4 Nappanee Police Officers Phil rJ-Hahn and John Elliott, August 21, r(r at 11p.m., and charged with domestic battery. Harrington was picked up for offense, which occurred July r 2l at 10:17p.m., at M-Dee Acres, ’ Nappanee, with the victim receiv- [,- ing numerous bruises and cracked ;v ribs. | 0 A warrant was issued, and it was ...served on Harrington August 21. was transported to the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department, held e? on a SI,OOO bond, with an initial court date set for August 27, in Nappanee City Court. Kstolen PROPERTY B On August 21, at 11:57p.m. B, Nappanee Police Officer John gElliott observed a male subject ridging a bicycle. The officer did not Pbelieve the subject was 18 years of I age, and stopped to check the age.

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As the two talked, the officer recognized the bicycle as one that had possibly been reported stolen. A request was made for the Nappanee dispatch to check for a stolen bicycle report, and it was confirmed that the bicycle had been reported stolen. The male subject, a 17-year-old juvenile, was arrested for possession of stolen property, illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage and curfew violation. He was transported to the NPD, and after paperwork was completed, was released to his father, after signing a written promise to appear in Nappanee City Court. PUBLIC INTOXICATION Anthony W. SfWfth, 31, 154 W. Market St., Nappanee, was arrested August 22, at 11:55p.m., and charged by local police with disorderly conduct and public intoxication. The NPD received a call at 11:55p.m., regarding a fight at Duke’s Tavern. Upon arrival, officers discovered a customer of the business restraining another customer. While talking to witnesses, police discovered that Smith had become unruly and was asked to leave the bar. He refused, and struck an employee with a pool cue, and had to be restrained. He was arrested on the charges listed, with the victim not wishing to press charged for battery. Mr. Smith was transported to Community Hospital of Bremen, for treatment of a laceration. He was then transported to the Elkhart County Security Center, where he was being held on a SI,OOO bond. Arresting officers were Terry Chanley, Josh Hamer and John Elliott. A warrant arrest was made by Nappanee Officers Germann, Kimpel and Hahn, August 22, at 10:05p.m., following a traffic stop made by Germann in the 100 block

of S. Main St. Upon investigation of the driver’s license, it was determined that the driver was operating a vehicle while his license was suspended. It was also determined through a warrant check that there were two active warrants for the driver, through St. Joseph County. Arrested was Curtis W. Price, 21, 4226 Irish Hills Drive, South Bend, who was charged with the warrant arrest for possession of marijuana and driving on a beginner’s permit. Price was transported to the NPD, and, following initial paperwork, to the St. Joseph County Police Department POSSESSION OF MARDUANA Four men were arrested by local police and charged with possession of marijuana, following an August 23 incident which occurred at 2:32a.m. Officers' Hahn, Havert, Chanley and Reserve Officer Schmucker were dispatched to a possible underage drinking party at Lot 113, Meadows Mobile Home Park. When officers arrived and knocked at the door, the people within the mobile home hid, and would not come to the door. The manager of the mobile home was called to unlock the unit, and four men were located inside. Arrested on the charges were Jared Brandi, 20, 955 W. Centennial St., Nappanee; Aaron Fish, 20, Lot 113 Meadows, Nappanee; Brent Stouder, 21, Lot 204 Meadows, Nappanee, and Ryan Dye, 22, 66793 CR3, Wakarusa. None of the men had been drinking, and the renter of the home, Fish, signed a written permission for police to search it. Cpl. Phil Hahn II and the Nappanee Police K-9, Britt, conducted the search and found two bags of marijuana. Following the arrests, the men were transported to the Elkhart County Detention Facility, and held on $ 1,000 bond each.

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED—Woodview Elementary School's ‘Volunteers in Public Schools' (VIPS) program will begin Monday, September 8. Adult volunteers are needed to help children with learning activities, as well as to help teachers with clerical duties. VIPS may set their own schedule. An origntgtion meeting will be held Friday, September 5,9a.m„ in the (5.A.T.E. room at Woodview. Adults interested in helping at Woodview may call the school office, 7733117, or volunteer coordinator, Sandy Kurtz, 773-7556. Shown in the photo are student Lila DeLaFuente, sharing a story with volunteer Linda Brandt.

JU nappanee Jtg AMBULANCE V CALLS

August 18, sp.m.—Adam Hochstetler, 4863 W 1350N, Nappanee, from CRSOOW, just south of 1300, to Elkhart General Hospital, due to dog bite. August 19, 2p.m.—Melvin Gingerich, Syracuse, from site of motor vehicle accident on US6 East, to Goshen General Hospital. August 19, Up.m.—Brenden Jackson, 603 Short St., Nappanee, from home to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to trouble breathing. August 21, 6:30a.m. —Steve Yoder, 10505 W 900N, Etna Green, from Newmar to Elkhart General Hospital, due to amputation of thumb. August 22, 6:50a.m. —Ruby Schooley, 410 E. Market St., Wannanpp from home tO

Community Hospital of Bremen, due to medical problem. August 22, 7:46a.m. —Dorothy Plotner, 702 W. Walnut St., Nappanee, from home to Goshen General Hospital, due to illness. August 22, 11p.m. —Anthony W. Smith, Nappanee, from Duke’s Tavem to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to injuries suffered in fight. August 23, 12:06a.m. —Dennis Wollman, 154 N. Oakland, Nappanee, from PJ.’s Sports Bar to Community Hospital of Bremen, due to medical problem.

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Appear in Nappanee City Court The following cases have been handled through the Nappanee City Court. David Widmoyer is the judge. Juan Patriz, charged with driving while license suspended, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Jason Reece, charged with speeding 68mph in a 55mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. Harold Smith, charged with speeding 58mph in a 30mph zone, paid total fine and costs of $103.50. Don Gonzalez, charged with operating vehicle while intoxicated, paid total fine and costs of $580.50. Ronnie Park, charged with driving while license suspended, paid total fine and costs of $225.50. Beth Waters, charged with possession of tobacco by a minor, paid total fine and costs of $100.50. James Railsback, charged with disregarding a stop sign, paid total fine and costs of $80.50. Conduct immunization clinics The St. Joseph County Health Department, in cooperation with the Marshall County Health Department, will conduct an immunization clinic at Bremen Medical Office Building, 326 W. Grant St., Mondays, September 8 and 22, from 10a.m.-3p.m. Also, in cooperation with the Elkhart County Health Department, an immunization clinic will be held at the Wakarusa Missionary Church, 202 W. Waterford, Tuesdays, September 16 and 23, 10a.m.-3p.m. No appointments are necessary. All children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and all previous shot records are needed for immunizations.

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