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News Outlook Your Hometown Newstraper COURT NEWS • "August 16, 2012 -9 Bath County Courtroom 1 Hon. Don Blair Carrie Ann Dunn. Art. 1 Failure to register trans- fer of motor vehicle. Proof produced. 12mos diver- sion William R Evans. Art. 1 Hindering prosecution or apprehension-2nd degree. Appt Charles Landon, p n/g, wfr, pc 8/28/12 at 10am Carter D Kincaid. Art. 1 No/expired Kentucky registration receipt. Proof produced, dismiss per lo- cal rule. 2 No/expired • registration plates. 3 Fail- ure to produce insurance card. Proof produced after citation date, 24mos diver- sion Rodney L Parker. Arr. 1 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500. Cont arr 10/9/12 at 9am. 2 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500. 3 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/8500. 4 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500 Rodney L Parker. Arr. 1 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500. Cont arr 10/9/12 at 9am. 2 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500. 3 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500. 4 Theft by deception-in- clude cold checks u/$500 Stephen Lewis Payne. Arr. 1 Alcohol intoxica- tion in a public place-lst &amp; 2nd. P/G, $25 fine & costs, warned of enhance- ment Pamela S Purvis. Arr. 1 ailure to produce insur- ance card. Proof filed, dm effect on date of citation, dismissed per local rule. 2 Failure to notify address change to Dept of Transp. Proof filed, dismiss per lo- cal rule Lee A Reese. Art. 1 Failure to wear seat belts. Cont to 8/28/12 at 9am, to provide proof of license. 2 Instructional permit viola- tions Kylia Richards. Arr. 1 Failure of owner to main- rain required insurance/ security 1st. Produced & effect after citation date, 24mos diversion. 2 Failure to register transfer of mo- tor vehicle. Valid rifle pro- duced, 24mos diversion Kylia A Richards. Art. 1 No/expired Kentucky registration receipt. Proof produced, dismiss per lo- cai rule. 2 No/expired registration plates. Proof produced, dismiss per lo- cal rule. 3 Failure of own- er to maintain required insurance/security 1st. Proof produced, not in effect at time of citation, 24mos diversion. 4 Failure to register transfer of mo- tor vehicle. Valid tire pro- duced, 24mos diversion William E Ritchie. Oh. 1 Failure to wear seat belts. Dismiss w/warning. 2 Operating on suspended/ revoked operators license. P/G, 90 days, p/s 2yrs on terms nvl, waived rt to atty. 3 License to be in pos- session. Merge w/#2 Alex E Slone. Reset. Sustained, order to be ten- dered by Dpa. 1 Convicted felon in possession of a firearm. 2 Convicted felon in possession of a firearm. 3 Carrying a concealed deadly weapon Tabitha Smith. Arr. 1 No operators/moped license. Cont to 10/23/12 at 9am for valid lic. 2 Failure to produce insurance card Samantha Xiflama. Arr. 1 Speeding 5mph over limit. 6mos diversion. 2 Failure to notify address change to Dept of Transp. Proof produced, dismissed per local rule Daniel W Darnell. Arr. 1 Alcohol intoxication in a public place-lst & 2nd. P/G, $25 fine & costs. 2 Theft by unlawful taking/ disp-shoplifting. P/G, 30 days p/s 2yrs on no viol of law Floyd Curtis McCray. Oh. '1 Operating on sus- pended/revoked opera- tors license. Waived rt to atty, p/g, 90 days p/s 2yrs on terms nvl. Costs ordered -Christopher W Mead- ows. Oh. 1 Alcohol intoxi- cation in a public place-lst & 2nd. P/G, $25 fine & costs, warned of enhance- ment Chris D Riley. Art. 1 Alcohol intoxication in a public place-lst & 2nd. C. Landon appt. P n/g, wit, ph 8/14/12 at 10:30am. 2 Flagrant non support. Bond $500 cash to be ap- plied to cs Timothy P Waiters, Jr. Art. 1 Assault 4th degree domestic violence no vis- ible injury. C Landon appt, pc 8/14/12 at 10am. 2 Pub- lic intoxication controlled subs (excludes alcohol) Carey Stump, et al VS Keith Davis, et al. Court trial. K Davis served fta, testimony taken. Acknowl- edged that deposit was not paid, finding for plaintiff in the amount of $2,496. Dina N Carpenter. Ptc. 1 Assault 4th degree do- mestic violence no visible injury. 24mos diversion on terms, approved by cw Michael Carpenter. Ptc. 1 Assault 4th degree do- mestic violence minor in- jury. 24mos diversion on terms, approved by cw Steven Ray Crouch. Ptc. 1 Theft by unlawful taking/disp-shoplifting. Cont pc 10/2/12 at 10am. 2 Public intoxication con- trolled subs (excludes al- cohol) Steven Ray Crouch. Ptc. 1 Operating on suspend- ed/revoked operators , license. Cont pc 10/2/12 at 10am. 2 No/expired registration plates. 3 Fail- tire of owner to maintain required insurance/secu- rity 1st Joetta Little. Ptc. 1 As- sault 4th degree domes- tic violence minor injury. P/G, 12mos cts 8 days, bal, p/s 2yrs on cond no nvl, no cont/comm w/ victim & not to be in home of vicitm. Warned of en- hancement. Ct costs. 2 Terroristic threatening, 3rd degree. P/G, 12mos, cts 8 days Sherry Lewis Martin. Ptc. 1 Theft by unlawful taking/disp-shoplifting. Cont pc 10/2/12 at 10am, Def to be in rehab or on lists for rehab. 2 Public in- toxication controlled subs (excludes alcohol) Delorace H Muncie. Ptc. 1 Failure to register transfer of motor vehicle. P/G, $100 fine. 2 Possess- ing license when privleges are revoked/sus. P/G, $100 fine. 3 Poss cont sub, 2nd degree-drug unspeci- fied. Dismissed, valid prescription produced. 4 Controlled substance pre- scription not in orig con- tainer 1st. P/G, 90 days, p/s 2yrs on terms, nvl, no out of state Rx's. warned of enhancement Morgan C Ripley. Ptc. 1 Alcohol intoxication in a public place-lst & 2nd. Pc 9/11/12 at 10am. 2 Flee- ing or evading police, 2nd degree (on foot). 3 Disor- derly conduct, 2nd degree Jeffery S Robbins. Ptc. 1 Cultivate in marijuana-<5 plants-lst offense. P/G, pursuant to NC V Alford, sent 12mos, cts 3 days, bal, p/s 2yrs on terms nvl, no illegal drugs no out oI state Rx. Warned of en- hancement Drive Sober or G,et PuIi00 Over If you drink and drive in Bath County beware, Keen Johnson, Common- wealth Attorney is join- hag with law enforcement throughout the nation for the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign August 17 to September 3, 2012. The strong nationwide impaired driving crack- down will include high- visibility enforcement, high-profiles events, and will be supported by na- tional paid advertising, creating a comprehensive campaign to curb alcohol impaired driving in Au- gust and through, Labor Day holiday weekend (6pm Sept. 3-5:59am Sept. 7). All Law Enforcement Agencies will be aggres- sively looking for im- paired drivers during the crackdown and will arrest anyone caught driving im- paired. It is illegal in all 50 states, the District of Co- lumbia and Puerto Rico to drive with a blood al- cohol concentration of .08 grams per deciliter. De- spite these laws, in 2010 more than I0,000 people died in crashes in which a driver or motorcycle rider was impaired. "On average there is onealcohol impaired driv- ing-related fatality every 51 minutes across Ameri- ca. But this tragic loss of life can be reduced if we get impaired drivers off our roadways," said Chief Prosecutor Keen John- son. "Research has shown that high-visibility en- forcement like the 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign reduces alco- hol-impaired driving fa- OVER 9O TO CHOOSE! Cab'n Chassis talities by as much as 20 percent. By joining this nationwide effort, we will make Bath County road- ways safer for everyone throughout the Labor Day period." During the Labor Day weekend in 2010, 147 people were killed in mo- tor vehicle traffic crash- es involving drivers on motorcycle riders with BAC's of .08 or higher. Of those fatalities, 80 percent occurred from 6pm to 5:59am. Among 18 - to 34-year- old drivers killed in mo- tor vehicle traffic crashes during the 2010 Labor Day weekend, 54 percent were alcohol-impaired. "Obviously we want to remind everyone that it is illegal to drive impaired, and we hope the cam- paign will remind people that if they plan on drink- ing, to never get behind the wheel," said Sheriff John ruffy" Snedegar. "But if someone does choose to drive impaired, we will arrest them. No warnings. No excuses." According to Owings- ville Chief of Police Todd Tout, violators face jai: time, loss of their drivel licenses, and steep fi nancial consequence., such as higher insurance rates, attorney fees, courl costs, lost time at work and the potential loss ol job. 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