On the record

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On the Record policy
It is the Thermopolis Inde-
pendent Record’s policy that all
people arrested or cited under
the “Accidents,” “Sheriff’s of-
fice” or “Police department” in
the On the Record section are
presumed innocent until proven
guilty in a court of law.
Sheriff’s office
Tuesday, March 13
1:40 p.m. Thomas R. Haa-
gensen was arrested on a war-
rant.
Wednesday, March 14
4:14 p.m. Report of theft. The
matter is under investigation.
Thursday, March 15
1:41 p.m. Subject reported
receiving threats, and wanted
it documented.
Friday, March 16
5:15 p.m. Trevor M. David-
son was arrested for alleged in-
toxication.
11:05 p.m. Report of a fight
between two inmates. The sub-
jects were separated and charg-
es are pending.
Saturday, March 17
7:05 a.m. Report of a truck
weaving all over the road. The
vehicle could not be located.
Sunday, March 18
3:42 p.m. Report of a dam-
aged “no trespassing” sign.
Monday, March 19
12:09 p.m. Complaint of
people trespassing on private
property.
Police department
Tuesday, March 13
8:55 a.m. Officer respond-
ed to a domestic dispute. The
nature of the dispute was dis-
cussed and the parties calmed
down.
12 p.m. Report of fraud and
use of information to obtain stu-
dent loans.
8:50 p.m. Subject reported
what he thought was a cougar
near the river. No animal was
located.
Wednesday, March 14
9:09 a.m. A civil standby was
provided while property was
retrieved.
9:26 a.m. Report of a subject
acting suspicious at a property.
The subject was found to be the
property owner.
1:25 p.m. Report of a pos-
sible intoxicated driver. The
driver was elderly, but was not
intoxicated and had no other
medical issues.
1:54 p.m. Carrie A. Creager
was arrested for alleged shop-
lifting.
Thursday, March 15
8:36 a.m. Traffic control was
provided to a tractor trailer
making a delivery.
12:03 p.m. Report of a cement
truck coming into town that had
lost its brakes. The driver was
able to get the vehicle stopped.
Friday, March 16
1:48 a.m. A juvenile was cited
for minor in possession, minor
in possession of tobacco and no
driver’s license.
12:34 p.m. Report of a school
bus from another community
that was speeding and following
vehicles too closely. The vehicle
was located, but no violations
were observed.
5:24 p.m. Justin C. Wareham
was arrested for alleged driv-
ing under the influence, driv-
ing under suspension, driving
without an interlock device and
open container.
8:05 p.m. Report of a subject
driving recklessly.
Saturday, March 17
3:47 p.m. Officer responded
to a domestic dispute involv-
ing violence. Jason A. Krueger
was arrested for alleged domes-
tic battery and possession of a
controlled substance.
5:18 p.m. Complaint from
an elderly female subject who
stated a young man had been
coming to her house and ask-
ing for money.
Sunday, March 18
2:36 p.m. Caller expressed
concern about a boater on the
river. The subject was found
to be OK.
Monday, March 19
11:08 a.m. Report of a vehi-
cle driving recklessly. An officer
followed the vehicle but did not
observe any violations.
3:49 p.m. Report of an intoxi-
cated subject. Investigation re-
vealed the subject was on pro-
bation and was involved in a
domestic disturbance. Robert
J. Hunter Jr. was arrested for
alleged domestic assault.
Monday, March 19
3:59 p.m. Report of a sus-
pected intoxicated subject at a
school. The subject was not in-
toxicated but was there to pick
up another person’s child. Other
arrangements were made.
Births
Xzander Kauge Goodman
was born Tuesday, March 13,
Why is it?
A man wakes up after sleeping
under an ADVERTISED blanket
on an ADVERTISED mattress
2018, at Hot Springs County
Memorial Hospital to Tiphanie
Reynolds of Wyoming.
He weighed 6 pounds, 11
ounces, and was 19.5 inches
long.
Grandparents are Shawn
and Melissa Goodman of Wy-
oming.
Dawson Patrick Cornwell
was born Monday, March 12,
2018, at Hot Springs County
Memorial Hospital to Amanda
and Tanner Cornwell of Wyo-
ming.
He weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounc-
es, and was 21 inches long.
Grandparents are Janet and
Dick Dickeson and Pat and
Brenda Cornwell, all of Wyo-
ming.
Divorces
Kendra Diltz vs. Tyler Diltz
Circuit court
Cache Anderson was found
guilty of driving under the in-
fluence, .08% or more and was
sentenced to 30 days in jail
with 28 days suspension and
six months unsupervised pro-
bation. Fees and fines are $805.
Tony J. Sorelle was bound
over to district court on two
counts of possession of a con-
trolled substance.
Thomas R. Haagensen was
found guilty of battery and was
sentenced to 60 days in jail with
59 days suspension and six
months supervised probation.
Stephanie Bowman was
found guilty of possession of
a controlled substance and no
insurance and was sentenced
to 60 days in jail with 60 days
suspension and six months un-
supervised probation. Fees and
fines are $310.

Jackson sentenced on DUI

and pulls off ADVERTISED pajamas,
bathes in an ADVERTISED shower,
shaves with an ADVERTISED razor,
brushes his teeth
with ADVERTISED toothpaste,
by Mark Dykes preliminary breath test and performance of field
Monday in Hot Springs District Court, Scott sobriety maneuvers. washes with ADVERTISED soap,
D. Jackson pleaded guilty to fourth offense driv- Prior conviction dates of Jackson for DUI puts on ADVERTISED clothes,
ing under the influence. include Nov. 8, 2007, March 9, 2014 and July drinks a cup
The charge is from a June 9 incident. Accord- 21, 2016.
of ADVERTISED coffee,
ing to court documents, an officer was notified Following his plea, Jackson was sentenced on
of an intoxicated driver. the charge to three to five years in prison. That drives to work
The officer observed the suspect not stopping sentence was suspended for five years unsuper- in an ADVERTISED car,
at a stop sign and affected a traffic stop. Jackson vised probation, during which Jackson must at- and then....
showed signs of impairment and did not obey tend and complete family drug court and wear a
the officer’s commands, and further refused a SCRAM continuous alcohol monitoring bracelet. refuses to ADVERTISE,
believing it doesn’t pay.
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