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The root of the problem
e f
0nd il
"artlng
)rw feet
crew from the Shelton Department of Public Works
out a stump at the corner of Seventh Street
Railroad Avenue. Trees were cut down and their
removed because their root systems were
to cause problems for a water line running a
feet beneath the street.
:il
he ¸
eeper hold pro is
lharged in assault
n one-armed man
trained professional fighter
sed of assaulting a Little
e Casino patron and break-
his prosthetic arm appeared a
late for arraignment in Ma-
County Superior Court.
I aaes Michael Marohl, 24, of
Old Highway 410, Olympia,
ed $5,000 bail and failed to
Wear in cou, n Thursda Jul
t'llr .. o y, y
,' arraignment in an assault
aStlgation and Judge Toni
sldon issued a $10,000 warrant
s Isis. arrest. When he appeared
OUly 6, his court-appointed
e.sel Jeanette Boothe asked
t!Udge to quash the $10,000
Iant and reinstate the $5,000
,y lu.
eldon reinstated the lower
i',l but did not grant a defense
est to allow contact between
hl and Sean McFadden, his
and a potential witness in
Case.
Iarohl pied not guilty to a
rge of assault in the third de-
pretrial hearing on September 10
and trial during the jury term be-
ginning September 25.
He was arrested June 27 by
Deputy Ruben Castillo of the
Mason County Sheriffs Office re-
sponding to a report from Little
Creek Casino of an alleged assault
on Joseph R. Peterson. Marohl,
who said he had been training as
a fighter for four years, reportedly
put "a sleeper hold" on Peterson,
causing him to lose consciousness.
Peterson had been involved in an
incident with Sean P. McFadden
in the lobby of the hotel. Against
medical advice, he declined to be
transported to the hospital.
The incident is recorded on
surveillance video. Peterson has
a prosthetic right arm which was
broken in the incident. The al-
leged victim reportedly said a new
arm costs about $6,000.
Marohl is a trained fighter and
has upcoming fights scheduled in
the area, according to McFadden,
and is scheduled for an om- who said he teaches "his guys to
ts hearing on August 20, a restrain and not hit."
v
JtCharges filed in Mason
were
r[ y Superior Court against a
lebay man arrested when of-
Iss with the West Sound Nar-
Js Enforcement Team served a
rrch warrant at a Belfair resi-
bert Doug Pierce, 45,
Iiisccheduled for arraignment
.vOnday in an investigation
danufacture of methamphet-
te and possession of meth. He
t released from all conditions
l°Sed by the court
l °ur other people scheduled for
#gnnent on July 5 were told
,uarges had been filed, includ-
4 a Couple arrested in a poten-
drug case.
.T'.acy Dawn Williams, 34,
ri[nichael Troy Williams, 44,
of 521 Rivendell, Grapeview,
were released from the Mason
County Jail after no charges were
filed within 72 hours of their ar-
rest in an investigation of posses-
sion of methamphetamine, Deputy
Prosecutor Mike Dorcy reported.
• Daniel Rodney Snyder, 19,
of 20 SE Sol La Tah Loop, Shelten,
appeared after his arrest in an in-
vestigation of possession of a pre-
scription drug without a prescrip-
tion. Judge Toni Sheldon exoner-
ated the $5,000 bail he posted.
• Joseph Lynn Longshore,
30 of 91 North Salish Court, Shel-
ton, appeared for arraignment
after being arrested in an investi-
gation of theft in the third degree
and unlawful possession of a pre-
scription drug, Methadone. Judge
Sheldon exonerated $2,500 bail he
posted.
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Superior court roundup:
Couple i:s; arrested in theft
of in-law's vintage vehicle
A man and woman arrested in
a vehicle which had been reported
stolen by the sister of the ma.n's
brother-in-law but which the cou-
ple claimed belonged to them be-
cause the man's sister gave it to
them appeared in Mason County
Superior Court.
William Peter Tietjen, 42, and
Dusti Rose Conway, 30, both of
410 East Agate Beach Road, Shel-
ten, were identified on Tuesday
in an investigation of possession
of stolen property in the second
degree involving a 1986 Mercury
Cougar owned by Joann Clinton.
She is the sister of Tietjen's broth-
er-in-law, Kirk Thompson.
According to a probable-cause
statement prepared by Deputy Kel-
ly LaFrance of the Mason County
Sheriffs Office, Clinton gave the
vehicle to Thompson who in turn
gave it to Tietjen. Tietjen's sister,
Anita Thompson, reportedly said
she and her brother worked on the
Cougar and got it running so she
gave it to him when his personal
vehicle broke down.
Anita Thompson asked for the
car back in early June and Con-
way reportedly refused to return it
so Clinton reported the vehicle sto-
len on June 12. Both Conway and
Tietjen reportedly said they were
told by Kirk Thompson that the
stolen vehicle report was canceled.
Judge James Sawyer told Tietjen
he did not qualify financially for
court-appointed counsel and would
have to hire an attorney. He ap-
pointed James Gazori to represent
Conway. He ordered the couple to
have no contact with Clinton.
He released the two on their
promises to appear for arraign-
ment on July 23.
Also on Tuesday, July 10:
• Franklin Howard Hayes
IV, 33, of 50 West Olde Bell Road,
Shelten, was identified in an inves-
tigation of possession of metham-
phetamine.
He was arrested July 9 by Offi-
cer Ken Driver of the Shelton Police
Department who reported stepping
the vehicle Hayes was driving for
having an improper side mirror and
a defective brake light and learned
there were warrants for his arrest.
The officer said he searched the ve-
hicle and found a sock between the
driver's and passenger's seats that
contained a smoking device with a
residue which field-tested positive
for meth.
Judge Sawyer appointed Ronald
Sergi as defense attorney, set bail
at $2,500 and scheduled arraign-
ment for July 16.
On Monday, July 9:
* Cheryl Lynn Kincaid, 37, of
1201 Shetland Road, Shelten, was
identified in an investigation of
possession of methamphetamine.
She has also been known by the
last name Rugee.
She was arrested July 7 by a
deputy who reportedly stopped the
vehicle in which she was a pas-
senger and learned she had out-
standing warrants for her arrest.
The deputy reported searching the
vehicle and finding a white purse
belonging to Kincaid which con-
tained two smoking devices and a
jar containing a white crystal sub-
stance which field-tested positive
for meth.
Judge Toni Sheldon appointed
Sergi as defense attorney, set bail
at $5,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for July 16.
• Anthony Michael Sam Mar-
tin, 23, of 401 NE Bear Creek-De-
watte Road, Belfair, was identified
in an investigation of possession of
stolen property in the first degree.
He was arrested July 8 by Dep-
uty Kelly LaFrance who said she
was acting on information that a
man known as "Tony" who lives
on Bear Creek-Dewatto Road was
driving a stolen Honda Prelude.
Martin, who had a warrant for his
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arrest, reportedly was found with
two black Honda Preludes. One of
them, which had the vehicle identi-
fication number scratched off, had
been reported by Donald Phillips
to the Shelton Police Department.
Martin allegedly claimed he
bought the stolen vehicle from a
man in Bremerton for $250 and
put the plates from his Honda on
the one he bought. Martin, who
works at Burien Honda in the Se-
attle area, reportedly said he can
have keys made for a Honda if the
VIN is provided.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 16. She ordered Martin to
have no contact with Phillips, Ken-
dra York or Erin Gale.
On Friday, July 6:
• Kyle Daniel Lane, 22, of
9748 West Cloquallum Road, Shel-
ton, was identified in an investiga-
tion of possession of an explosive
device without a license.
He was arrested July 5 on State
Route 3 just south of Arcadia Av-
enue by Officer Chris Kostad of the
Shelton Police Department who
said he stopped the vehicle Lane
was driving for having no front li-
cense plate and learned the man
had five outstanding warrants for
his arrest.
Kostad said he searched the ve:
hicle and found a black plastic con-
tainer which was wrapped in black
electrical tape and had a fuse pro-
truding from one side. He said that
after identifying it as an impro-
vised explosive device he notified
the bomb squad of the Washington
State Patrol. Lane claimed he got
the device from his girlfriend but
he did not know what the explosive
component of the device was.
Judge Sheldon appointed Jea-
nette Boothe as defense attorney,
set bail at $2,500, and scheduled
arraignment for July 13.
• Michael Allen Glenn, 22, of
1759 Holman Street, Shelten, was
identified in an investigation of
possession of methamphetamine.
He was arrested around 2:35
a.m. on July 6 by a deputy who
reported stopping a vehicle driven
by Christian L. Neilsen who had a
suspended license. Glenn was one
of three passengers. The deputy
said none of the passengers was
wearing a seatbelt and when he
searched Glenn he found a small
bag containing a white crystalline
powder tucked into Glenn's wal-
let.
The powder field-tested positive
for meth, according to the deputy.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi as
defense attorney, set bail at $5,000
and scheduled arraignment for
July 13.
• Bobble JoLynn Myrick, 30,
of 711 West Pine Street, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of possession of stolen property in
the first degree.
Deputies reportedly were no-
tiffed by an informant on July 5
that an Acura reported stolen from
Thurston County on June 29 was
enroute to Shelton from the Buck's
Prairie Store with a woman driv-
ing and Thomas Castellane was
passed out in the passenger's seat.
The deputies drove to 321 West
Delight Park Road in Shelton, re-
covered the stolen vehicle and ar-
rested Myrick. Castellane was not
located.
Judge Sheldon appointed Serkd
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 13. She order Myrick to
have no contact with Castellane,
a potential codefendant, who faces
charges in tbur superior court cas-
es and is on warrant status.
On Thursday, July 5:
• Tylan Karl Cuzick, 25, 110
North Varden Way, Hoodsport,
was identified in an investigation
of unlawful use of drug parapbr-
nalia. Judge Sheldon said she
would not find probable cause for
possession of methamphetmine
because the substance found in a
glass smoking pipe was not tield
tested.
He was arrested July 3 on a
Washington Department of Cor-
rections warrant. Officers searched
Cuzick and reportedly found a
glass smoking pipe in one of his
pants pockets which contained a
white crystal substance.
Judge Sheldon appointed Boothe
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 12. She ordered Cuzick
to have no contact with potential
witnesses Natalie R. Valencia and
Randy E. Deiber, t, and said if Cuz-
ick posts bail he must provide an
address other than the one on Var-
den Way.
• James Matthew Zoldak, 38,
of 133 Vista View Court, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of felony harassment and assault
in the fourth degree. He is suspect-
ed of domestic violence against his
wife. Zoldak said he would hire a:n
attorney and reside at 840 Moun-
tain View in Hoodsport with his
parents.
He was arrested on July 4 at 128
East Alder Street by Officer Kostad
who said he was investigating a re-
port made at 8:14 p.m. of a domes-
tic disturbance at 133 Vista View
Court. Kelly A. Zoldak reportedly
said her husband of five years ar-
rived at the residence drunk and
they argued. The suspect allegedly
squeezed his wife's arm and wrist
and raised his fist to her when she
told him to leave. Zoldak repoi-
edly told his wiib, "I'm going to put
you in the grave."
Judge Sheldon set bail at $2,500
and scheduled arraignment tbr
July 12. She ordered him to have
no contact with Mrs. Zoldak, her
place of employment or the resi-
dence on Vista View Court.
• Malcolm Douglas Cam-
pau, 45, of 281 SE Nordquist
Road, Shelton, was identified m
an investigation of manufacture of
marijuana. He appeared in court
with an attorney who said Jeffrey
Steinborn of Seattle would repre-
sent Campau.
He was arrested July 2 by Ser-
geant Martin Borcherding of the
sheriff's office who served a search
warrant at Campau's residence.
Campau voluntarily told officers
he had a marijuana grow op-
eration in the barn, according to
Borcherding, and admitted he had
an ongoing operation for three or
four years.
Keys from Campau's pocket re-
portedly fit a padlock on the barn
and officers said they seized 102
marijuana plants.
Judge Sheldon said the $2,500
bail which Campau posted would
remain in effect and scheduled ar-
raignment for July 16.
DSHS Children's Administration
is looking to contract professional
providers for counseling, parenting,
drug and alcohol, domestic violence,
psychosexual/sexual deviancy and/
or evaluative services to adults and
children in Mason, Thurston, Lewis
and/or Cowlitz counties.
Must meet degree, certification and
insurance requirements. $20-$70 hour
based on service type.
For more information contact Keli
Drake at (360) 725-6759.
DSHS/DCFS
Thursday, July 12, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27
The root of the problem
e f
0nd il
"artlng
)rw feet
crew from the Shelton Department of Public Works
out a stump at the corner of Seventh Street
Railroad Avenue. Trees were cut down and their
removed because their root systems were
to cause problems for a water line running a
feet beneath the street.
:il
he ¸
eeper hold pro is
lharged in assault
n one-armed man
trained professional fighter
sed of assaulting a Little
e Casino patron and break-
his prosthetic arm appeared a
late for arraignment in Ma-
County Superior Court.
I aaes Michael Marohl, 24, of
Old Highway 410, Olympia,
ed $5,000 bail and failed to
Wear in cou, n Thursda Jul
t'llr .. o y, y
,' arraignment in an assault
aStlgation and Judge Toni
sldon issued a $10,000 warrant
s Isis. arrest. When he appeared
OUly 6, his court-appointed
e.sel Jeanette Boothe asked
t!Udge to quash the $10,000
Iant and reinstate the $5,000
,y lu.
eldon reinstated the lower
i',l but did not grant a defense
est to allow contact between
hl and Sean McFadden, his
and a potential witness in
Case.
Iarohl pied not guilty to a
rge of assault in the third de-
pretrial hearing on September 10
and trial during the jury term be-
ginning September 25.
He was arrested June 27 by
Deputy Ruben Castillo of the
Mason County Sheriffs Office re-
sponding to a report from Little
Creek Casino of an alleged assault
on Joseph R. Peterson. Marohl,
who said he had been training as
a fighter for four years, reportedly
put "a sleeper hold" on Peterson,
causing him to lose consciousness.
Peterson had been involved in an
incident with Sean P. McFadden
in the lobby of the hotel. Against
medical advice, he declined to be
transported to the hospital.
The incident is recorded on
surveillance video. Peterson has
a prosthetic right arm which was
broken in the incident. The al-
leged victim reportedly said a new
arm costs about $6,000.
Marohl is a trained fighter and
has upcoming fights scheduled in
the area, according to McFadden,
and is scheduled for an om- who said he teaches "his guys to
ts hearing on August 20, a restrain and not hit."
v
JtCharges filed in Mason
were
r[ y Superior Court against a
lebay man arrested when of-
Iss with the West Sound Nar-
Js Enforcement Team served a
rrch warrant at a Belfair resi-
bert Doug Pierce, 45,
Iiisccheduled for arraignment
.vOnday in an investigation
danufacture of methamphet-
te and possession of meth. He
t released from all conditions
l°Sed by the court
l °ur other people scheduled for
#gnnent on July 5 were told
,uarges had been filed, includ-
4 a Couple arrested in a poten-
drug case.
.T'.acy Dawn Williams, 34,
ri[nichael Troy Williams, 44,
of 521 Rivendell, Grapeview,
were released from the Mason
County Jail after no charges were
filed within 72 hours of their ar-
rest in an investigation of posses-
sion of methamphetamine, Deputy
Prosecutor Mike Dorcy reported.
• Daniel Rodney Snyder, 19,
of 20 SE Sol La Tah Loop, Shelten,
appeared after his arrest in an in-
vestigation of possession of a pre-
scription drug without a prescrip-
tion. Judge Toni Sheldon exoner-
ated the $5,000 bail he posted.
• Joseph Lynn Longshore,
30 of 91 North Salish Court, Shel-
ton, appeared for arraignment
after being arrested in an investi-
gation of theft in the third degree
and unlawful possession of a pre-
scription drug, Methadone. Judge
Sheldon exonerated $2,500 bail he
posted.
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*
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AUtomotive Oils
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sGreases and Gear u"
* Solvents Antifreeze
k . '
Cutting Oils
Superior court roundup:
Couple i:s; arrested in theft
of in-law's vintage vehicle
A man and woman arrested in
a vehicle which had been reported
stolen by the sister of the ma.n's
brother-in-law but which the cou-
ple claimed belonged to them be-
cause the man's sister gave it to
them appeared in Mason County
Superior Court.
William Peter Tietjen, 42, and
Dusti Rose Conway, 30, both of
410 East Agate Beach Road, Shel-
ten, were identified on Tuesday
in an investigation of possession
of stolen property in the second
degree involving a 1986 Mercury
Cougar owned by Joann Clinton.
She is the sister of Tietjen's broth-
er-in-law, Kirk Thompson.
According to a probable-cause
statement prepared by Deputy Kel-
ly LaFrance of the Mason County
Sheriffs Office, Clinton gave the
vehicle to Thompson who in turn
gave it to Tietjen. Tietjen's sister,
Anita Thompson, reportedly said
she and her brother worked on the
Cougar and got it running so she
gave it to him when his personal
vehicle broke down.
Anita Thompson asked for the
car back in early June and Con-
way reportedly refused to return it
so Clinton reported the vehicle sto-
len on June 12. Both Conway and
Tietjen reportedly said they were
told by Kirk Thompson that the
stolen vehicle report was canceled.
Judge James Sawyer told Tietjen
he did not qualify financially for
court-appointed counsel and would
have to hire an attorney. He ap-
pointed James Gazori to represent
Conway. He ordered the couple to
have no contact with Clinton.
He released the two on their
promises to appear for arraign-
ment on July 23.
Also on Tuesday, July 10:
• Franklin Howard Hayes
IV, 33, of 50 West Olde Bell Road,
Shelten, was identified in an inves-
tigation of possession of metham-
phetamine.
He was arrested July 9 by Offi-
cer Ken Driver of the Shelton Police
Department who reported stepping
the vehicle Hayes was driving for
having an improper side mirror and
a defective brake light and learned
there were warrants for his arrest.
The officer said he searched the ve-
hicle and found a sock between the
driver's and passenger's seats that
contained a smoking device with a
residue which field-tested positive
for meth.
Judge Sawyer appointed Ronald
Sergi as defense attorney, set bail
at $2,500 and scheduled arraign-
ment for July 16.
On Monday, July 9:
* Cheryl Lynn Kincaid, 37, of
1201 Shetland Road, Shelten, was
identified in an investigation of
possession of methamphetamine.
She has also been known by the
last name Rugee.
She was arrested July 7 by a
deputy who reportedly stopped the
vehicle in which she was a pas-
senger and learned she had out-
standing warrants for her arrest.
The deputy reported searching the
vehicle and finding a white purse
belonging to Kincaid which con-
tained two smoking devices and a
jar containing a white crystal sub-
stance which field-tested positive
for meth.
Judge Toni Sheldon appointed
Sergi as defense attorney, set bail
at $5,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for July 16.
• Anthony Michael Sam Mar-
tin, 23, of 401 NE Bear Creek-De-
watte Road, Belfair, was identified
in an investigation of possession of
stolen property in the first degree.
He was arrested July 8 by Dep-
uty Kelly LaFrance who said she
was acting on information that a
man known as "Tony" who lives
on Bear Creek-Dewatto Road was
driving a stolen Honda Prelude.
Martin, who had a warrant for his
I I
TRbEK
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* Pump Repair, Tanks, Nozzles, Grease Guns
* Heating Oil Delivered
* Furnace and Stove Oil, Kerosene
Located at Sanderson
, ORS W Industrial Park
u.Or.AZ.@ "00"She,ton 42 7-8084
arrest, reportedly was found with
two black Honda Preludes. One of
them, which had the vehicle identi-
fication number scratched off, had
been reported by Donald Phillips
to the Shelton Police Department.
Martin allegedly claimed he
bought the stolen vehicle from a
man in Bremerton for $250 and
put the plates from his Honda on
the one he bought. Martin, who
works at Burien Honda in the Se-
attle area, reportedly said he can
have keys made for a Honda if the
VIN is provided.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 16. She ordered Martin to
have no contact with Phillips, Ken-
dra York or Erin Gale.
On Friday, July 6:
• Kyle Daniel Lane, 22, of
9748 West Cloquallum Road, Shel-
ton, was identified in an investiga-
tion of possession of an explosive
device without a license.
He was arrested July 5 on State
Route 3 just south of Arcadia Av-
enue by Officer Chris Kostad of the
Shelton Police Department who
said he stopped the vehicle Lane
was driving for having no front li-
cense plate and learned the man
had five outstanding warrants for
his arrest.
Kostad said he searched the ve:
hicle and found a black plastic con-
tainer which was wrapped in black
electrical tape and had a fuse pro-
truding from one side. He said that
after identifying it as an impro-
vised explosive device he notified
the bomb squad of the Washington
State Patrol. Lane claimed he got
the device from his girlfriend but
he did not know what the explosive
component of the device was.
Judge Sheldon appointed Jea-
nette Boothe as defense attorney,
set bail at $2,500, and scheduled
arraignment for July 13.
• Michael Allen Glenn, 22, of
1759 Holman Street, Shelten, was
identified in an investigation of
possession of methamphetamine.
He was arrested around 2:35
a.m. on July 6 by a deputy who
reported stopping a vehicle driven
by Christian L. Neilsen who had a
suspended license. Glenn was one
of three passengers. The deputy
said none of the passengers was
wearing a seatbelt and when he
searched Glenn he found a small
bag containing a white crystalline
powder tucked into Glenn's wal-
let.
The powder field-tested positive
for meth, according to the deputy.
Judge Sheldon appointed Sergi as
defense attorney, set bail at $5,000
and scheduled arraignment for
July 13.
• Bobble JoLynn Myrick, 30,
of 711 West Pine Street, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of possession of stolen property in
the first degree.
Deputies reportedly were no-
tiffed by an informant on July 5
that an Acura reported stolen from
Thurston County on June 29 was
enroute to Shelton from the Buck's
Prairie Store with a woman driv-
ing and Thomas Castellane was
passed out in the passenger's seat.
The deputies drove to 321 West
Delight Park Road in Shelton, re-
covered the stolen vehicle and ar-
rested Myrick. Castellane was not
located.
Judge Sheldon appointed Serkd
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 13. She order Myrick to
have no contact with Castellane,
a potential codefendant, who faces
charges in tbur superior court cas-
es and is on warrant status.
On Thursday, July 5:
• Tylan Karl Cuzick, 25, 110
North Varden Way, Hoodsport,
was identified in an investigation
of unlawful use of drug parapbr-
nalia. Judge Sheldon said she
would not find probable cause for
possession of methamphetmine
because the substance found in a
glass smoking pipe was not tield
tested.
He was arrested July 3 on a
Washington Department of Cor-
rections warrant. Officers searched
Cuzick and reportedly found a
glass smoking pipe in one of his
pants pockets which contained a
white crystal substance.
Judge Sheldon appointed Boothe
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for July 12. She ordered Cuzick
to have no contact with potential
witnesses Natalie R. Valencia and
Randy E. Deiber, t, and said if Cuz-
ick posts bail he must provide an
address other than the one on Var-
den Way.
• James Matthew Zoldak, 38,
of 133 Vista View Court, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of felony harassment and assault
in the fourth degree. He is suspect-
ed of domestic violence against his
wife. Zoldak said he would hire a:n
attorney and reside at 840 Moun-
tain View in Hoodsport with his
parents.
He was arrested on July 4 at 128
East Alder Street by Officer Kostad
who said he was investigating a re-
port made at 8:14 p.m. of a domes-
tic disturbance at 133 Vista View
Court. Kelly A. Zoldak reportedly
said her husband of five years ar-
rived at the residence drunk and
they argued. The suspect allegedly
squeezed his wife's arm and wrist
and raised his fist to her when she
told him to leave. Zoldak repoi-
edly told his wiib, "I'm going to put
you in the grave."
Judge Sheldon set bail at $2,500
and scheduled arraignment tbr
July 12. She ordered him to have
no contact with Mrs. Zoldak, her
place of employment or the resi-
dence on Vista View Court.
• Malcolm Douglas Cam-
pau, 45, of 281 SE Nordquist
Road, Shelton, was identified m
an investigation of manufacture of
marijuana. He appeared in court
with an attorney who said Jeffrey
Steinborn of Seattle would repre-
sent Campau.
He was arrested July 2 by Ser-
geant Martin Borcherding of the
sheriff's office who served a search
warrant at Campau's residence.
Campau voluntarily told officers
he had a marijuana grow op-
eration in the barn, according to
Borcherding, and admitted he had
an ongoing operation for three or
four years.
Keys from Campau's pocket re-
portedly fit a padlock on the barn
and officers said they seized 102
marijuana plants.
Judge Sheldon said the $2,500
bail which Campau posted would
remain in effect and scheduled ar-
raignment for July 16.
DSHS Children's Administration
is looking to contract professional
providers for counseling, parenting,
drug and alcohol, domestic violence,
psychosexual/sexual deviancy and/
or evaluative services to adults and
children in Mason, Thurston, Lewis
and/or Cowlitz counties.
Must meet degree, certification and
insurance requirements. $20-$70 hour
based on service type.
For more information contact Keli
Drake at (360) 725-6759.
DSHS/DCFS
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