Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 122, Number 43, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 27 October 1999 — Page 2

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Face charges of criminal conversion

Anthony P. Price, 23, Lot 176 Meadows, Nappanee, faces charges of operating while intoxicated (misdemeanor) and conversion following his arrest October 23. Jeremiah J. Price, 21, from the same address was also taken into

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custody and faces outstanding warrants as well as new charges of conversion. In the early morning hours of October 23, Officer Nik Havert followed a car into Meadows Mobile Home Park that he

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believed was driving at a high rate of speed. The officer also saw the passenger, Jeremiah Price, exit the vehicle and fall into the front yard, dropping two flashing construction lights in the process. NEW COMPUTERS—After three weeks of training on lap top computers, the Nappanee Police Department has made the switch to the new Computer Aided Dispatching (CAD) system. Using the portable computers inside squad cars dispatchers can type into the main computer the location and type of calls coming into the communications center. That information then pops up on the portable units inside the police car being signaled. The equipment allows officers to tell the communications center with the touch of a button when they receive, respond to and finish calls. The new CAD system went into effect on October 20. (AN photos by Merrie Chapman.)

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Officer Havert observed that there were two more construction lights on the front steps of the trailer, another in the car, and a road pylon in the backseat. Both the driver and passenger admitted to having taken the lights and pylon. Officer Tony Schmucker arrived on the scene and gave Anthony Price a field sobriety test after smelling a strong odor commonly associated with alcoholic beverages. He failed all field sobriety tests and was administered a chemical breathalyzer test. Price also failed that test with a blood alcohol content of .14%. He was then charged with operating while intoxicated (misdemeanor). Both men were placed under arrest for criminal conversion. In the process officers discovered that Jeremiah Price had three warrants for his arrest out of Marshall County—two for failure to appear at a pre-trial conference, and one for a motion to revoke probation. The men were transported to the Elkhart County Detention Facility. Anthony Price was held on a bond of $3,000. Jeremiah was held on a $1,500 bond and placed on hold for Marshall County. Kiwanibull... Nappanee Noon Kiwanis met October 5, for installation of new officers. Marilyn Plummer-Kline, new Lt. Governor, was present to install new officers for the 18992000 term. Chris Gillam was honored as Kiwanian of the Year. October 12, program was given by Cub Master Paul Widner who began as a Tiger Cub and worked his way to leader. On October 19, Ralph stump offered prayer for the meeting. Greeter was Bobbie Wilson, sheriff Sandy Toney, and thought for the day was presented by Chris Gillam. Indiana Pacers were the program topic at the October 26 meeting. Noon Kiwanis meet each Ttiesday at Dal-Mar Catering Hall, East Lincoln Street, Nappanee.

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October 20, B:lla.m.—Grace Graber, 2950 Redwood Court, Bremen, transported from Newmar Plant 4, Nappanee, to Bremen Community due to finger laceration. October 20, 6:sop.m.—Mary Jo Helmuth. 373 W 1400 N, Nappanee, transported from the EMS building to Elkhart General for medical purposes. October 21, 1:14p.m.—Glen Harshberger, 72729 CR9, Nappanee, transported from Fairmont Homes to Elkhart General due to laceration. October 22, 4:l7p.m.—Paul Owens, 1087 Bittersweet Circle, Nappanee, transported from 901 East Market to Bremen Community following a moving vehicle accident. October 22, 3:47p.m.—Karen Brown, 508 East South Street, Garret, transported from the comer of Market and Summit Streets, Nappanee, to Elkhart General following a moving vehicle accident. October 23, 10:04a.m.—Kyle and Patrick Mishler, 11256 N.

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SR 19, transported from the coiner of SRI9 and Moore Nappanee, to Elkhart Generaljfollowing a moving vehicle accident. October 23, 10:04*g.— Andrew and Ira Martin, «!!p744 CR44, Nappanee, transited from the comer of SRI9 land Moore Road to Elkhart General following a moving vehicle accident. October 24, 7:3op.m.—Jerri D. Dolen, 451 South Main, transdorted from the Nappanee Pep ice Station to Bremen Community for medical purposes. October 25, 12:30a.m. —Steve Hockert, 556 East Broad Street, Nappanee, transported from J his home to Elkhart General for medical purposes. -’*] BLOOD PRESSURES The Elkhart County Health Department will offer free pressure screenings, Thursday, November 18, 10-11a.m., jit, the Elder Haus, 258 E. Nappanee.