October 3, 2019 I The Lovell Chronicle I 5
Police report
The Lovell Police Department received
the following calls for the week of Sept. 23
to 29:
Sept. 23: Officers were alerted to a situ-
ation on West Third Street where a male
was found yelling profanities out his car
window at a woman he was in a dating re-
lationship with. Officers talked to the man
and advised him to abstain from discuss-
ing his relationship problems loudly in
public.
A resident reported to officers that his
vehicle was broken into. Officers de"
tected no signs of forced entry into the
car. Cash was reportedly taken from in-
side the vehicle. The case is under in-
vestigation.
Sept. 25: A REDDI report was received re-
garding a beet truck driving all over the
road, into the other lane of traffic. Officers
identified the vehicle while it was unoccu-
pied and when witnessing the driver take
the wheel, detected no signs of improper
driving.
Sept. 27" An officer found the concession
Sheriff's report
stand left open duringhis regular check of
the East Ballfields. The fridge and freez-
er was left open, as well as the cupboards,
and items were found lying around. It is
unknown if any illegal activity occurred.
The incident is under investigation.
A vehicle was later reported to officers
as suspicious as it was parked in front
of the East Ballfields concession stand
and was thought possibly connected to
the previous incident. Instead, officers
found two teenagers making out inside
the vehicle.
Sept. 28: A case of possible vandalism at
Constitution Park was reported by Lovell's
Park Department. Officers located what
could have been recently made tire tracks.
No significant damage was discovered at
the park.
Note: The calls listed above were received
by the Lovell Police Department. Persons ar-
rested are presumed innocent until proven
guilty in a court of law, and charges made
upon initial arrest may be amended or dis-
missed as determined by the County Attorney.
The Big Horn Sheriff's Department re-
ceived the following calls for the week of
Sept. 23 to Sept. 30:
Sept. 24: Deputies were alerted to a white
Kia weaving back and forth across the cen-
ter line, almost running two cars off the
road, heading 'toward Byron from Pow-
ell on Highway 14A. Deputies located the
vehicle but could not determine a driving
pattern for the vehicle. No citations were
issued.
the Big Horn Mountains in the past two
weeks. Hunting equipment was report-
ed missing. The case is under investiga-
tion.
A vehicle was reported on Highway 310
as blocking the road with its hazard
lights on and an elderly man slumped
over inside of it. When emergency ser-
vices arrived on scene, the vehicle was
nowhere to be found.
Sept. 27: A resident on 6th Street in Fran-
Deputies received reports of a person nie threatened to shoot his neighbor's
trespassing on a property on 1st Avenue horse after the neighbor failed to properly
West in Deaver after she had alreadyclose the gate, allowing the horse to wan-
been given a criminal trespassing order, der onto the resident's lawn. Deputies met
The incident is under investigation,with the resident and explained how there
Sept. 25: Deputies got a call from a resi- would be trouble if he decided to shoot his
dent of a property on Highway 310 who ran neighbor's horse.
a car through her own fence. She offered Note: The calls listed above were re-
law enforcement any help they needed in ceived by Big Horn Sheriff's Department.
the replacement of the fence. Persons arrested are presumed innocent
A camper was broken into on Forestuntil proven guilty in a court of law, and
Service Road 14, better known as Sheep charges made upon initial arrest may be
Mountain Road. It is the fourth camper amended or dismissed as determined by
to be broken into on the north end of the County Attorney.
Basin native settling in as Deputy County Attorney
BY JESSICA ROBINSON
The Big Horn County
Attorney's Office recent-
lywelcomed another, dep-
uty county attorney to the
team, and she is no strang-
er to Big Horn County.
Jennifer Kirk, daughter
of Dave and Jeff Cooper of
Basin, was raised and at-
tended school in Basin,
graduating in 2000.
Kirk attended the Uni-
versity of Wyoming for
both her undergraduate
degree and law school.
"I always wanted to go
to law school ever since I
was a child," she said.
After she had her first
child, Kirk said she decid-
ed that if she was going to
work, she really wanted to
do something she was pas-
Jennifer Kirk
said. She said she felt like
she was ready for a change.
When the job opened
up, Kirk felt like it was a
good fit for her. She said
she always wanted to come
back to Basin at some point
in her career and serve the
community. She was very
excited.
sionate about.
When her son was 10
months old, Kirk and her
husband packed up and she
attended school. Her son
been a need for a civil dep-
uty attorney in their office.
"I know the commis-
sioners are really hap-.
py that there is somebody
dedicated to doing the civil
work," she said. "We are ab-
solutely thrilled she has a
lot of civil experience that
she brings along with an
understanding of who we
deal with."
Bean said the plan is to
have everybody in the of-
fice able to step in. Once all
the civil pieces are leveled
out, Bean hopes to move
Jennifer to other areas so
she is able to do whatever
they need.
Bean didn't know if
their office has had a ded-
icated civil deputy attor-
ney. However, she was re-
ally happy that the county
commissioners understood
the need and met it. She
said she is very thankful to
them for doing it.
is now nine years old and Kirk said Big Horn At this time, Kirk is
they have a four-year-old County Attorney Marcia working on civil matters for
daughter, as well. Bean is a very good person the office. "I've been able
After graduating, Kirk to learn from and she knew to get a really good jump
went back to Cheyenne and she would get a lot of good on a lot of things and have
worked for a year for Legal experience, made some good progress
Aid of Wyoming. Four years "I'm very proud to be in in some issues that have
ago, the Kirks moved to
Cody and Jennifer worked
for another non-profit, the
Wyoming Coalition Against
Domestic Violence and
Sexual Assault, until she
was hived to her current
service to the community
that I grew up in and pas-
sionate about doing a good
job and providing good
services to Big Horn Coun-
ty," she said.
"We're really thrilled
position with the Big Horn that she's here," Bean
County Attorney's Office. said. "We're thrilled that
"Up to that point, I she agreed to take this
had dedicated my life to position."
non-profit service," she Bean said there has
needed attention," she said.
She said she is look-
ing forward to continuing
the work, learning and just
stepping in to help wherev-
er she can.
"This is my hometown
and I'm really proud to be
back here and to feel like
I'm providing service to the
community that gave me a
great childhood," she said.
Thursday
Sunny
Preclp Chance: 5%
60 / 36
County Long Range Forecast
Friday
Few Showers
Precip Chance: 35%
58 / 33
Saturday
Partly Cloudy
Preclp Chance: 20=/0
53 / 35
Sunday
Mostly Sunny
Precip Chance: 20%
54 / 37
Monday
Mostly Sunny
Precip Chance: 10%
61/44
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births of North Big Horn Coun- 5ison in wrong area, $235. Elizabeth H. Crawford,
ty babies. Report these births James E. Anderson, Cowley, driving while li-
fo the Love, Chronicle at 307- Lovell, no seat belt: driver, cense cancelled, suspended
548-2217. $25. or revoked, $435.
Born to Kyra and Jack Jacob Zietsman, Byron, Jacob Nathaniel Sales,
Wren at Powell Valley violation of legal weight: Greybull, no seat belt: driv-
Healthcare on Sept. 24, 8001to 10,000, $245. er, ~25.
2019, at 8:12 a.m. a baby girl, George L. Fowler. Lovell, Jesse L. Thompson,
Zora Emery Wren, weighing no seat belt: driver, ~25. Farmington, N.M driv-
7 lbs 12 oz. Grandparents Geoge Thomas Shirran, ing while license cancelled,
are Tamera Wren of Powell, Hyattville, pleaded guilty to suspended, or revoked,
Wyo and Sharla Carpenter failure to close gate, $455. $425.
Wierson of Cummings, N.D.
MARRIAGES
Marriage license issued from
the Big Hom County Clerk's of-
fice recently was:
Nick Lee Burke and Cor-
rinda Kay Davis,-both of
Powell.
DEEDS
Warranty deeds issued from
JamesF. Dunkerley,Speeding in a 30 mph zone:
Cody, no seatbelt: driver, Dylan M. Blankenship,
S25. Powell, S125
Candida Romero, Basin, Teagan N. Townsend,
pleaded guilty of theft-un- Cowley, $280
der $1,000, t80 days jail Dakota L. King, Morgan-
with 177 days suspended, six town, Pa $118
months unsupervised pro- Speeding in a 45 mph zone:
bation, $305 fees and fines, Paul A. Vargas, Thermo-
$40 restitution, polis, S105
the Big Hom County Clerk's of- Jennifer Allen, Greybull, Jesse L. Wilson, Farm-
rice recently were: bound over for trial for pos- ington, N.M. $90.
Frankie G. Rohrer to session of a controlled sub-
Thomas R. Sanderson; (part) stance in plant form: three
Lot 52, T56N R96W. ounces or less - third or
Richard Mumford and more offense; possession
Caprice A. Mumford to Kyle of a controlled substance
Mumford: Cowley, Original in powder or crystal form:
Town, (part) Lot 2, Block 47. three grams or less - third
Speeding in a 65 mph zone:
Rodrigo Fonseca, Red-
mond, Wash $15
Speeding in a 70 mph zone:
Max H. Jolley, Lovell, $110
Sarah A. Evrard, Powell,
$88
Joan L. Nixon to Keri A.
Angell and Lance D. Nixon;
Lot 38G, T56N R96W.
Quitclaim deeds issued, from
the Big Horn County Clerk's of.
rice recently were:
Donald W. Atki son and
Ruth E. Atkinson to Donald
or more offense. Adrian L. Skelly, Glasgow,
Carl M. Nielsen, Mander- UK, S150
son, stop sign violation, Niklaus W. Coles, Ami-
$125. tyville, N.Y SIlO
Sara K. Stafford, Otto, RJ L'. Fowler, Powell, $86
driving while licenSe can- Scott p. Welch, Lovell,
celled, suspended or re- SIlO
voked, S435. Sunnie Rae Yvonne
W. Atkinson, trustee and Cody L. McCoy, Basin, no Shobe, Azle, Texas, $135
Ruth E. Atkinson, trustee, of compulsory auto insurance: Mark A. Campbell, Signal
the Donald W. and Ruth E.first offense, $545. Mountain, Tenn $100
Atkinson livingtrust; Lovell, Matthew J. Hofer, Robert F. Tschiggfrie,
Steve McArthur Addition Choteau, Mont no valid Asbury, Iowa,$88
Subdivision, Lot 12, Lot 1, driver's license, $135. Natasha M. Yates, Lovell,
Sec. 15, T56N R96W. Luis M. Najera, Billings, S88
CIRCUIT COURT Mont no valid driver's li- Benjamin M. Dickey, To-
Persons fined in the Fifth Ju- cense, $125. ronto, $84
dicial Circuit Court in Big Hom Bacara A. Raines, Lovell, Andrew G. Thompson,
County before Judge Edward G. driving while license can- Butte, Mont $100
Luhm recently were: celled, suspended or re- MUNICIPAL COURT
Michelle Nicole Sher- yoked, $435. Persons fined in the Lovell Mu-
man, born in !984, aggra- Sasha Rimmer, Lovell, nicipal Court before Judge Syl-
vated burglary with deadly pleaded guilty to operating via Gams recently were:
weapon, conspire to com- vehicle with altered, muti- Lorna Rasch, Billings, 40,
mit a felony, bound over. lated or obscured license failure to yield to emergen-
Christopher S. Val= plates, $85; no compulso- cyvehicle, $135.
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