.jpg)
Gabino Reyes-Arellanes, 20, Coleridge, to Laudy Estefania Vazquez Martinez, 19, Coleridge.
LAW LOG Jan. 24: Ambulance called to Randolph facility for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Ambulance called to Laurel facility for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Man asks about all-terrain vehicle usage on roadways.
Caller reports an RV on Highway 81 with smoke coming from it.
Woman reports a reckless vehicle southbound on Highway 81. Man calls 911 to report a dog on the highway near Laurel without a collar on. Dixon County also got a similar call, dog is dragging chain.
911 call transferred to Pierce County.
Deputy conducts traffic enforcement and stops one vehicle for no taillight.
Jan. 25: Woman reports her vehicle broken down on Highway 81, dispatch sends a tow truck.
Man reports a crash in Hartington, drivers exchange information.
Ambulance called to Coleridge residence for man with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Hartington business reports theft of fuel, provides picture of vehicle. Woman attempted to pay at the pump but credit card didn’t go through.
Knox County relays report of a vehicle driving more than 100 mph, turning north on Highway l2l.Yankton Police advised.
Woman reports vehicle parked in alley.
Caller reports threats made through a group text message.
Man reports a dog at large that may be injured in Wynot.
Jan. 26: Man reports giving a ride to a woman, got her part of the way on her final destination to Niobrara.
Deputy responds to a parking complaint and issues a citation.
Jan. 27: Two 911 calls come in with reports of metal debris in the northbound lane of Highway 81.
Hartington business reports letting a woman in to warm up and now she won’t leave. A short time later, its reported the woman is trying to break into vehicles. Deputy drops woman off at Crofton.
Several 911 calls are made to test the system.
Laurel facility informs of testing the fire alarm system.
Child Abuse Hotline representative calls regarding a child abuse case in Laurel.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for woman with medical issue, no transport, lift assist only.
Ambulance called to Hartington facility for individual with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Man reports a woman causing a disturbance at his residence.
Jan. 28: Ambulance called to rural Randolph residence for man with medical issue, transported to Osmond hospital.
Nebraska Department of Transportation reports signs missing on Highway 57 and Highway 15.
911 call made by mistake.
Two calls come in to report a fire in Fordyce at chicken coop. Investigation turned over to the state fire marshal as there was a disturbance proceeding it.
Jan. 29: Ambulance called to Laurel facility for man with medical issue, transported to Wayne hospital.
Burn permits issued.
911 call made by mistake.
Ambulance called to Randolph residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Nebraska State Patrol brings inmate in to be housed on Madison County warrant.
Lancaster County relays report of a reckless driver northbound from Highway 81 and 20 junction.
Woman calls about inmate.
Representative from the Boys Town Hotline relays information about a reported sexual assault and the victim having suicidal thoughts.
Dispatcher receives several calls from family member wanting to set up contact with inmate.
Randolph Fire completes training at vacant house.
Randolph Police Chief reports a power line sparking, Northeast Power responds.
Ambulance called to Randolph facility for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Jan. 30: Sheriff transports inmate to Lincoln.
Medical alarm sounds for Coleridge subscriber, false alarm.
Ambulance called to Coleridge facility for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Burn permits issued.
Man reports a boat on a trailer parked in alley in Hartington.
Ambulance called to Laurel residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Norfolk hospital.
Ambulance called to Randolph facility for man with medical issue, tnrasported to Norfolk hospital.
Jan. 31: 911 call comes in to the report of a car seat on the shoulder of the road with the cover on it on Highway 81 south of Crofton. Deputy responds and finds it to be a boat seat and no other items located.
911 call comes in to the report of a possible drunk driver, caller saw driver throw an alcohol container out the window.
Man reports a missing stop sign near Menominee.
Caller reports a reckless semi driver northbound on Highway 81.
Feb. 1: Man asks about parking near the dam.
Woman reports her wallet stolen out of her vehicle. About 15 minutes later, she found it in her garage.
Feb. 2: Man asks about permitted burn in Bow Valley area.
Caller asks for welfare check on children at Laurel residence.
911 call transferred to Dixon County.
911 call made by mistake.
Ambulance called to rural Randolph residence for woman with medical issue.
Feb. 3: Man asks about a warrant.
Caller asks about a protection order.
Ambulance called to Hartington residence for woman with medical issue, transported to Vermillion, S.D., hospital.
Ambulance called to Fordyce business for man with medical issue, transported to Yankton, S.D., hospital.
Nebraska Department of Roads reports slick conditions on Highway 12 and 81.
Aberdeen, S.D., police call about a firearm located.
Feb. 4: Deputies conduct traffic enforcement and give warning for stop sign violation, and a traffic citation.
Man asks about getting vehicle inspected.
Bloomfield Police relay a report of a reckless driver westbound on Highway 84.
Wagner, S.D., Police call about a stolen vehicle.
Case judgments
Eric D. Wright, 38, Magnet, first-degree assault, 18-36 months in prison with credit for 68 days.
Denise Fry, 55, Yankton, S.D., carrying a firearm/destructive of a dangerous device, 12 months of probation.
Katie Dohren, 36, Hartington, fugitive from justice, extradited on a bench warrant on possession of a controlled substance, possession of drugs paraphernalia, disobey judicial process in South Dakota.
Cortney Stewart- Ashes, 36, homeless, fugitive from justice, extradited on a bench warrant on violation of probation in South Dakota.
Claude Hofeldt, 75, Coleridge, shoot wildlife from highway, $500 fine.
Todd Ward, 47, Wynot, overweight axles, overweight capacity plates, $175 fine.
Gail Becker, 69, Hartington, speeding, $125 fine.
Kent Glassmeyer, 62, Laurel, overweight axles, overweight capacity plates, 8125 fine.
Lorraine Kienow, 89, Wausa, careless driving, $100 fine.
Timothy Carter II, 44, Laurel, disturbing the peace, $100 fine.
Caiden Hueschen, 20, Norfolk, disturbing the peace, $100 fine.
Michael Dendinger, 34, Coleridge, speeding, $75 fine.
Warren Harvey, 54, Orchard, no valid registration, unlawful display of plates, $75 fine.
Duane Lammers, 66, West Point, speeding, $75 fine.
Shawn Pinkelman, 21, Hartington, speeding, $75 fine.
Curtis Wetovick, 31, Fullerton, no operator’s license, $75 fine.
Addison Sporleder, 20, Pierce, following too close, $50 fine.
Paul Goeden, 49, Hartington, speeding, $25 fine.
Larry A. Janssen, 67, Crofton, speeding, $25 fine.
Dawn Koch, 45, Hartington, speeding, $25 fine.
Emylsse Magana- Orduno, 30, Sioux City, Iowa, speeding, $25 fine.
Matthew Pinkelman, 38, Wynot, speeding, $25 fine.
Tristan Steffen, 28, Hartington, speeding, $25 fine.
Brandon Thiele, 36, Wynot, speeding, $25 fine.
Jeffrey Wortman, 42, Plainview, speeding, $25 fine.
Feb. 5: Caller reported a reckless driver heading toward Laurel, passing in no passing zones and at a high rate of speed.
Feb. 6: Man asks about getting vehicle inspected.
Burn permits issued.
Woman reports a fifth grader driving a vehicle in Wynot with parent’s permission.
Caller reports issues with animals being turned loose and gates left open at her property.
Construction company reports hitting a gas meter in Randolph.
Officer completes a vehicle inspection.
Feb. 7: Man requests a vehicle inspection.
Medical alarm sounds in Coleridge.
Man reports losing a set of keys along the walking bridge.
Woman reports vehicles parked in a private lot and wants them to leave.
