On the record
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On the Record policy
It is the Independent Re-
cords policy that all people
arrested or cited under the
Accidents, Sheriffs ofce
or Police department in the
On the Record section are pre-
sumed innocent until proven
guilty in a court of law.
Sheriffs ofce
Tuesday, February 7
10:11 a.m. A call was re-
ceived regarding a carcass
along the side of the road near
mile marker 139 on Highway
20 North. Deputy was unable
to locate the carcass.
Flowing over the road
The Hot Springs County area received its fair share of ooding last week, though
not as severe as what was seen in Washakie County and other areas. Water owed
over this road north of Thermopolis and jumped the banks of area creeks.
Hot Springs County
Senior Center
LunCH Menu
February 20-24
MondAy
Closed for
Presidents day
TueSdAy
Beef Barley Soup, 1/2 Egg Salad
Sandwich, Carrot Apple Celery
Salad, Cookies, Bananas
WedneSdAy
Buffalo Chicken, Macaroni Salad,
Three Bean Salad, Melon,
Pina Colada Cake
ThurSdAy
Baked Fish, Cheddar Mashed
Potatoes, Scandinavian
Vegetables, Coleslaw,
Applesauce, Banana Bread
FrIdAy
Spaghetti w/Meat Balls,
Italian Vegetables, Garden
Vegetable Salad, Garlic Sticks,
Peachy Pudding
Menu subject to change without notice.
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Friday, February 10
11:43 a.m. Dispatch received
a hang up 911 call from the Kir-
by Creek area. Upon investiga-
tion, a deputy found the build-
ing to be uninhabited.
Monday. February 13
4:11 p.m. Caller from Kir-
by reported being harassed by
phone calls.
Police department
Tuesday, February 7
1:38 a.m. An ofcer noticed
an open door on a property. The
owner was notied.
7:46 a.m. Report of a missing
dog. The dog returned home.
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11:27 a.m. Report of two
dogs at large. The dogs could
not be located.
3:51 p.m. Complainant re-
ported a vehicle going through
a crosswalk with a crossing
guard posted.
6:46 p.m. Of cer was re-
quested for a civil standby dur-
ing a child exchange.
Wednesday, February 8
9:04 a.m. A juvenile was
cited for possession of tobacco.
5:28 p.m. A dog at large was
captured and impounded. The
owner later picked up the ani-
mal after paying license and
impound fees.
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10:39 p.m. Debra Bauer was an odor of burnt tobacco. Of- ject is OK.
arrested for alleged driving un- cers will keep an eye on the Monday, February 13
der the inuence. property. 9:53 a.m. A welfare check
Thursday, February 9 8:30 Ofcer responded re- was requested at a motel. The
1:38 p.m. A call came in from garding a truancy issue. Ar- matter was resolved prior to
a motel, regarding a patron who rangements were made to get ofcers arrival.
was not following the motel rule juvenile subjects to school. 10:13 a.m. Request for as-
regarding no smoking. The pa- Saturday, February 11 sistance from the Wyoming
tron was asked to comply. 9:49 p.m. Caller stated two Highway Patrol for a prisoner
8:23 p.m. Complainant re- parties were in an argument. transport.
ported a juvenile subject was Upon speaking with those in- 10:52 a.m. Colton Robertson
out later than the set time. The volved, it was determined there was arrested for alleged failure
juvenile returned home before was nothing at issue. to appear.
being found by an ofcer. Sunday, February 12 2:57 p.m. Caller reported
Friday, February 10 7:06 a.m. Report of a miss- seeing someone believed to be
12:48 a.m. Ofcer responded ing dog. The animal later re- wanted. An ofcer checked, and
to a lift assist call. turned home. it was not the subject.
7:40 a.m. Ofcer responded 8:41 a.m. Report of an un- 10:12 p.m. A subject re-
to a dispute between two sepa- used syringe found in a rest quested assistance after getting
rated parties. The matter was room. stuck in a snowbank. An of-
deemed civil. 1:14 p.m. Subject dropped off cer helped get the vehicle out.
8:01 a.m. Caller reported a found license. The item was
seeing juveniles enter a struc- placed in lost and found. Marriage licenses
ture believed to be abandoned. 6:03 p.m. Welfare check was Daniel Lemons and Jeni
When the ofcer arrived, there requested on a subject. Con- Bishop, both of Bondurant,
were no juveniles but there was tact was made, and the sub- Wyo.
Mathewson found guilty of fraud
by Mark Dykes box was marked. Judge Randy tions form that was presented to
Following a bench trial Fri- Royal stated the bond was set Mathewson for signature.
day, Judge Robert E. Skar found at $2,000, and there was no au- Also during his testimony,
Paul Mathewson guilty of fraud thorization to change or modify Pebbles spoke to requesting a
against a government record. the bond. copy of the original form from
According to the charge, on Among the witnesses called Andreen, contained in an enve-
June 23 a bond conditions form during the trial was Hot Springs lope opened in the courtroom. He
was provided for Mathewson to County Deputy Daniel Pebbles. testied on the original received
sign, with a set amount of $2,000. Under questioning from County through the mail from Judge
The cash box on the bond was Attorney Jerry Williams, Peb- Royal the cash box is checked,
marked, indicating the bond was bles recalled being contacted by while on the one with Mathew-
to be paid in cash; no other boxes Circuit Court Clerk April An- sons signature the cash and
were marked. dreen, in reference to concern acceptable bail bond boxes are
The bond was in a separate she had about the bond condi- checked.
case against Mathewson, in
which he was cited for tres-
Weather Report for Feb. 8-14
passing.
Later, when information
was being entered, it was not-
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