CASES DISPOSED 4/1-7/2011Derrick William Lande, 1109 Mead-

owview Rd., Yankton; Reckless driving,

$384 plus 30 days in jail suspended

based on conditions of court; Eluding,

dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Fail to

maintain financial responsibility, dis-

missed-motion by prosecutor

Ethan Kitto, 2301 Cedar Terrace

#11, Yankton; Disturbing the peace,

$130

Shawn Michael Osborn, 1509 Dou-

glas Ave., Yankton; Possession of alco-

hol by minor, $120

Michael R. Schwager, Royal, Neb.;

Speeding other roadways, $105

Al Lakota Pigney, 110 Greenbriar

St., Yankton; Possession of alcohol by

minor, $120

Michael J. Darcy, 2407 Timberland

Dr., Yankton; Fail to maintain financial

responsibility, $130

Kariann Helen Gullikson, 3102 Mis-

souri Valley Drive, Yankton; Disobey

traffic signs-not stop, $114

William Leroy Zeigler, 104 Sid St.,

Yankton; Disorderly conduct, $166

Jacob Daniel Warembourg, 506

Burleigh St., #1, Yankton; Seat belt vi-

olation, $25

Debra Jean Helsper, Aberdeen;

Seat belt violation, $25

Gerald Dean Frerichs, Jr., Alcester;

Seat belt violation, $25

Michael Jay Haro, 2312 Cedar Ter-

race, Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Tammy Lee Ugofsky, 1602 Sunrise

Drive, Yankton; Municipal speeding,

$99

Andrew A. Glascodine, 1105 W. 8th

St., Yankton; Speeding other roadways,

$105

Jason Becker, 153 Mulligan Drive,

Yankton; Fail to maintain financial re-

sponsibility, dismissed-motion by court

Bradley David Jorgensen, Brandon;

Speeding on state highway, $105

Franklin THompson, Avon; Speed-

ing on state highway, $125

Jason R. Whisler, 2119 Douglas

Ave., Yankton; Driving under influence-

3rd of, recharged; Headlamps required,

dismissed-motion by prosecutor; Driv-

ing under influence-3rd of, $163 plus 2

years in S.D. State Penitentiary;

Posses loaded firearm while intoxi-

cated, dismissed-motion by prosecutor

Robert Schlaefli, 801 w. 3rd Street,

Yankton; Driving under infuluence-3rd

of, recharged; Careless driving, dis-

missed-motion by prosecutor; Driving

under influence-3rd of, $163 plus 2

years in S.D. State Penitentiary sus-

pended based on conditions of court

Scott Brian Symonds, 506 E. 6th

St., Yankton; No drivers license, $125

Chao Y. Huang, 909 Douglas St.,

Yankton; Parking/standing violation,

$102

Whitley N. Walker, 604 Linn St.,

Yankton; Renewal registration during

assigned month, $120

Katina Wallenstein, 111 Par Ln.,

Yankton; Seat belt violation, $25

Mayasa H. Abass, 2900 Douglas

Ave, #108, Yankton; Speeding other

roadways, $85

Travis Schroeder, 30930 434 Ave.,

Yankton; Speeding other roadways,

$105

Andrew Michael Hofer, 823 W. 5th,

Yankton; Speeding other roadways,

$85

Dwight A. Deboer, Albio, Neb.; Fail-

ure to display fuel permit, $170

Justin Franklin Orr, Meckling;

Speeding other roadways, $125

Charlene Soukup, Wagner; Speed-

ing on state highway, $105

Katherine Grace Erickson, Alcester;

Speeding other roadways, $105

Don Lee Richelieu, Irene; Speeding

other roadways, $105

John M. Gubbels, Randolph, Neb.;

Illegal lane change, $105

Scott Andrew Kingsley, 417 Cedar

St., Yankton; Arrest prior to request for

extradition, extradited

Kelly Morrow, Verdigre, Neb.; Theft

by insufficient funds check, $142

Danny Lee Osborne, 305 Maple St.,

Yankton; Speeding other roadways,

$105

Briana Kotalik, Gayville; Seat belt

violation, $25

Oliver A. Knopf, 105 Abby, Yankton;

Fail to maintain financial responsibility,

$130; Seat belt violation, $25

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that an arrest should not imply guilt and

that every person is presumed innocent

until proven otherwise. When juveniles

are released from jail, it is into the care of

a parent or guardian.

It is the policy of the Press &

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able in the police and court reports. There

are no exceptions.

ARRESTS• Dylan Schrempp, 20, Yankton,

was arrested Thursday for possession

of marijuana.

• Brianna Nickles, 18, Yankton, was

arrested Friday for fleeing.

• Harrold Schaeffer, 68, Yankton,

was arrested Friday for driving under

the influence.

• A 16-year-old Yankton female was

arrested Friday for curfew, fleeing, and

the purchase, possession or consump-

tion of alcohol by a minor.

• A 17-year-old Yankton male was

arrested Friday for curfew and the pur-

chase, possession or consumption of

alcohol by a minor.

• A 16-year-old Yankton female was

arrested Friday for curfew and the pur-

chase, possession or consumption of

alcohol by a minor.

ACCIDENTS• A report was received at 12:42

p.m. Friday that a car collided with a

pole in the 300 block of Douglas.

• A sheriff’s office report was re-

ceived at 11:05 a.m. Thursday that a

1996 Ford Mustang driven by a Scot-

land man and a 1995 Dodge pickup

collided at the intersection of Highway

50 and 428th Ave. Estimated value of

the damage to the vehicles was $8,300

and $6,400, respectively.

INCIDENTS• A report was received at 10:24

p.m. Thursday that a blue bicycle was

found in the 2700 block of Fox Run

Parkway.

• A report was received at 11:37

p.m. Thursday of a loud party along

Valley Road. Three individuals were ar-

rested on various charges, while three

others were cited for underage alcohol

consumption.

• A report was received at 8:18 a.m.

Friday that someone had wrote on an

apartment door with a marker.

• A sheriff’s office report was re-

ceived at 4:25 p.m. Thursday that a

wallet had been stolen from a female.

CRIME STOPPERSAnyone wishing to report anonymous

information on unlawful activity in the City

of Yankton or in Yankton County is en-

couraged to contact the Crime Stoppers

tip line at 665-4440.