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Block watches boy with bubbles This youngster enjoys one of the lighter moments at an ice cream social hosted by the Block Watch on Mountain View in Shelton. This is a program of the Shelton Police Department that helps people take steps to make their neighborhoods safer for young and old alike. The social was held at Faith Lutheran Church. Officer Mike Fiola is starting his second year as point man for crime prevention for the SPD. His telephone number is 432-5145. Belfair woman to prison for spanking teenage girl A 38-year-old Belfair woman was sentenced to 53 months in prison for her part in the chastis- ing of a teenage girl with an ax handle. Renee Arlene Field was charged with domestic violence against Audrey Moody, the 15-year-old daughter of her live-in boyfriend, and convicted of assault in the third degree after a four-day trial in Mason County Superior Court. The father of the child, 42-year- old Dorsey Richard Moody, pled guilty to assault in the third de- gree. He was sentenced on March 12 to two months in the Mason County Jail for assault in the third degree and ordered by Judge James Sawyer to have no contact with his daughter for the next two years. Dorsey Moody was the first witness to testify against Field, whom he described as "his girl- friend and also former sister-in- law." He said his daughter came home on November 12 after be- ing gone for several days and he told her "there had to be some consequence for not letting me as a parent know where she had been." The victim testified that she remembered being "picked up by my pony tail and being thrown onto the bed by Renee. I was face down. Renee was on the bed hold- ing me down while my dad was standing over me. He was beating me with the ax handle on my rear and my back and the back part of my thigh." Other witnesses called to tes- tify included two deputies from the Mason County Sheriffs Of- rice, Larry Ellis and Richard Ger- meau, and Terry Cousins, who is a corrections officer in King County and the aunt of the victim, who is the daughter of her twin sister. Judge Toni Sheldon sentenced Field on August 9, with the prison term based in part on Field hav- ing an extensive criminal history and numerous prior felony con- victions. Sheldon ordered Field to pay $500 to the victims compen- sation fund and $843.77 in court costs. Field will be in the commu- nity custody of the Washington Department of Corrections for 18 months after her release from prison. Not-guilty pleas: Driver charged with homicide A Belfair man who denied being at the wheel of a vehicle involved in a fatal crash August 4 near Lake Cushman was arraigned on Monday in Mason County Supe- rior Court. Douglas David McDonald, 29, entered not-guilty pleas to charges of vehicular homocide and driving under the influence. Mc- Donald, who gave an address of P.O. Box 384, Union, at booking but indicated in court he lived at 30 East Falls Place, Belfair, is ac- cused of causing the death of Mi- chael L. Jines of Bremerton. ' According to a report by offi- cers of' the Washington State Pa- trol who responded to the scene of the crash, a man who was camped nearby had pulled Jines from the passenger seat of the vehicle after McDonald left the scene. Trooper M.T. Bauer reported a smell of intoxicants about the vehicle and blood on McDonald's person when 00lrrest warrants iii iiii III I I I I Warrants were issued for the arrest of the following people who failed to appear August 20 for proceedings in Mason County Su- perior Court: William Charles Williams, $50,000; Ian Wayne Mottinger, $2,882.86; William Asbury Jordan II, $1,759.85; Da- vid Bradley Tillman, $1,376.25; William Charles Amahs II, $1,361.61; Charles Edward Boylan, $2,670.48; and Lamonte Lloyd Peters, $2,711.34. Jack Lynn Wilson failed to appear for a trial readiness hearing on Au- gust 17 and Judge James Sawyer issued a $30,000 warrant for his arrest. he reappeared at the crash scene. Trooper Tim Knopp reported taking McDonald to the hospital and watching him submit to blood testing. Bauer's report identified McDonald as the driver and indi- cated he had the car keys in his pocket, However, his report also indicated McDonald told troopers he and Jines had changed places and Jines began driving the car shortly before it crashed. McDonald and the following defendant in an unrelated case are scheduled for omnibus hear- ings September 17, pretrial hear- ings on Ocotober 1, trial readiness hearings on October 5 and trials during the jury term beginning October 9. * Ryan Kim Johns, 24, of 52 North Salish Court, Shelton, pled not guilty to two counts of assault in the third degree. He was arrested on August 4 in the 2500 block of Olympic Highway North by Deputy Jeff Rhoades of the Mason County Sheriffs Office, who reported seeing a vehicle driv- en in a reckless manner. Rhoades said there was a Washington De- partment of Corrections warrant for the man's arrest. Johns allegedly stuck an officer of the Shelton Police Department as he was being taken into cus- tody. He is also accused of cutting a person with a razor blade dur- ing an altercation at an address on Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. Also on Monday, August 20' • Jason Richard Giles, 34, of 528 Cascade Street, Shelton, pled not guilty to felony eluding and is scheduled for an omnibus hear- ing October 15, a pretrial heaing on Ocotober 29, a trial readiness hearing on November 2 and trial during the jury term beginning November 6. Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007, He was arrested around 6 o'clock on August 9 by Officer Mike Fiola of the SPD. The officer said he saw Giles traveling south on Olympic Highway North when Giles turned quickly onto Ellinor Avenue without using his turn signal. "The turn was at a high rate of speed, and debris from the road got kicked up," the officer wrote. Fiola reported that before pulling over, Giles reached speeds approaching 50 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone. On Monday, August 13: * Christopher Russell Thornton, 43, of 261 SE Craig Road, Shelton, was arraigned on a charge of theft in the second degree. He is accused of using a Wells Fargo Visa card belonging to Sorren J. Engle to make cash withdrawals totaling $1,700 from automatic teller machines be- tween January 21, 2006 and Feb- ruary 13, 2006. The card was reported stolen from Engle's residence at 3325 West Cloquallum Road, where Kristine Vanderwal also resides. Thornton reportedly said he had been at the residence a number of times with his girlfriend, Brenda Nolan, when they were babysit- ting. He allegedly told Nolan he had taken the card. Judge James Sawyer appoint- ed Ronald Sergi to represent him. The court ruled that conditions established previously were to remain in effect, including that Thornton have no contact with Engle, Vanderwal, Nolan or the residence on Cloquallum Road. Sawyer accepted Thornton's not- guilty plea and set an omnibus hearing for October 1, pretrial and readiness hearings for Oc- tober 15 and 19, and trial in the term beginning October 23. Gunplay leads t m an s arre s t aft e camping conflict Bail was set at $10,000 for an Olympia man arrested over the weekend after allegedly beating up another man at a camping area along the Skokomish River. Josef Wade McConkey, 30, of 1315 71st Avenue SE, Olympia, was identified on Monday, August 20, in Mason County Superior Court in an investigation of as- sault in the second degree. He said he would hire an attorney. Charles Lane, who said he had been con- tacted by McConkey's family, ap- peared at the hearing. McConkey was arrested around 2 a.m. on August 18 at 1921 East State Route 106 by deputies of the Mason County Sheriffs Office who said they were responding to a re- port of an assault on property at Hunter Farms in Union. Deputies described the alleged victim Aaron Douglas Smith as "holding his left side and wincing in pain" with a partial shoeprint on the back of his shirt and numerous scratches and abrasion on his arms. Smith was transported to Mason General Hospital and reportedly had sus- tained broken ribs as well as other less serious injuries. Deputies were told Smith was sleeping in a van when he was attacked at about 12:30 a.m. He reportedly was with Edward and Anthony Gloyne, who were sleep- ing in a tent near the van and wit- nessed the attack by McConkey. Edward Gloyne reported the al- leged assault. The Gloynes said they had been sitting around a campfire drink- ing alcohol with Smith, who went to sleep in the van. They said two men, one named Joe, came over from another campsite and, while they were there, Smith opened the side door of the van holding an AK 47 assault rifle. The Gloynes said they teased Smith about coming out and that they thought Smith did it because they had been banging on the van earlier. They offered Joe and the other man a few beers and told them the rifle was not loaded. The men went back to their campsite and the Gloynes went to sleep in the tent. About an hour later, the Gloynes said, they heard a commotion out- side and saw Joe, a female and about six other males standing beside the van. The female opened the sliding door and McConkey reached in and began punching Smith with his left hand while holding a gun in his right hand, according to the arrest report. McConkey then allegedly pulled Smith from the van and continued beating him. Smith allegedly said he had done something stupid and it had been misinterpreted. McConkey claimed he and a man he knew as "Mike" went to the campsite and Smith assaulted him when he jumped out of the van with the rifle and threatened them. He claimed the rifle was loaded and Smith threatened to kill everyone in the place. McCon- key said he got his pistol from his motorhome for self-defense. Judge James Sawyer set bail at $10,000 and noted second-degree assault is a "strike" offense un- der the state's persistent-offender sentencing law which mandates a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole for per- sons convicted of three "strike" of- fenses. The judge ordered McConkey to have no contact with the alleged victim or potential witnesses iden- tified in the police reports. He also ordered McConkey to stay away from the camping site on Hunter Farms property but did allow him to go there to remove his 34-foot motorhome. Sawyer also ordered McConkey to surrender all fire- arms "for safe keeping" to the sheriffs office here or in Thurston County. McConkey's arraignment is scheduled for August 31. Also on Monday, August 20: • Roland Kenneth Douglas, 19, of 1215 Thomas Avenue, Shel- ton, was identified in an investiga- tion of rape of a child in the third degree. He was arrested August 17 by detectives from the sheriffs office investigating a report that Doug- las was having intercourse with a 15-year-old female identified by the initials "D.T.L." She reported- ly said they had been dating since July 18 and he was living with her at her parents' house on Hidden Horse Court. Douglas is more than 48 months older than the alleged victim, this age differential being a component of the alleged cr Judge Sawyer appointed aid Saerg i as defense attornee  bail t $7,500 and schedul raignment for August 31. Sal ordered Douglas to have no tact with the alleged victim, residence or other people t the age of 16. On Friday, August 17: • Lucas Gerou, 20, of East Trails End Road, Belfair identified in an investigation 0 hicular assault. H declined a appointed counsel. "My dad he's going to hire one for me, reported. "I did get in trouble juvenile but I showed up for court date and paid my fines. Gerou was arrested arot a.m. on August 17 and appe in court after signing a promi| appear. He was allegedly drivi pickup truck on Rasor Road, ing over the centerline and r the pickup throwing Dustin iel Germaine out of the bed truck. Germaine sustained a I laceration on his head and ! transported to Harrison Hos according to a report by De Duain Dugan. Brent M. was a passenger in the vehi Jeremiah R. Donovan was ri in the bed with Germaine. Scan M. Turner said he was traveling on Rasor Road and t to avoid the pickup truck whe crossed the centerline. He said vehicle went into a ditch but was able to get it back on the r He said the pickup rolled over i identified Gerou as the driver. Gerou allegedly said he and friends had gone into the woo ' drink some beer and he was pi to drive when they got ready leave. He said he tried to a colliding with another vehicle ,, the next thing he knew the t was on its side." Gerou said "freaked out and ran home." De ties reported finding a can of b which was still cold next to truck with the name "Luke" v ten on a wrapper around the ca Judge James Sawyer set raignment for August 27. A condition of release, he requi Gerou to take Antabuse, a t scription which induces vomit when alcohol is consumed and dered him to have no contact potential witnesses. On Thursday, August 16: • Richard J. BarnacaS' 35, of Shelton, was identified i investigation of malicious misC! in the second degree and diso ,ra ly coduct. He was listed as t sient at booking. Barnacascel was arrested August 16 by officers of the ton Police Department who they responded at 7:14 a.r. i a report of a disturbance at! Community Kitchen, 114 S Second Street. Ken BenjamiS portedly said Barnacascel broken a window at the facil which serves meals to home persons, and "was acting cr during hours of operation. Ba cascel allegedly became combS! and refused to comply with ord from the officers when he waSl rested. Judge Sawyer appointed J Foley as defense attorney, Foley asked for a mental-h# evaluation. The judge said | nacascel will be held pending. evaluation and set a review of September 10. '! ' 00Irrested bU not charged i forged checks from the Fla ' Suites Hotel in Arizona turn at the Wal-Mart in Sheltoe told no charges had been fil Mason County Superior Court'  Maggie Lynn Huston, ' 6391 West Shelton-Matlock appeared for arraignment Monday, August 20, after arrested on numerous allegs. of forgery and theft. Judge J, Sawyer told her no charges been filed and released her conditions imposed by the He said if the state does file c es against her, she would recOl summons in the mail. Judge Sawyer had found able cause for her arrest in 1 tential crimes: four counts of cry, four counts of identify i two counts of theft in the s degree, six counts of possessi01 stolen property in the seco'd gree and one count of possessi¢ false identification. I ! Block watches boy with bubbles This youngster enjoys one of the lighter moments at an ice cream social hosted by the Block Watch on Mountain View in Shelton. This is a program of the Shelton Police Department that helps people take steps to make their neighborhoods safer for young and old alike. The social was held at Faith Lutheran Church. Officer Mike Fiola is starting his second year as point man for crime prevention for the SPD. His telephone number is 432-5145. Belfair woman to prison for spanking teenage girl A 38-year-old Belfair woman was sentenced to 53 months in prison for her part in the chastis- ing of a teenage girl with an ax handle. Renee Arlene Field was charged with domestic violence against Audrey Moody, the 15-year-old daughter of her live-in boyfriend, and convicted of assault in the third degree after a four-day trial in Mason County Superior Court. The father of the child, 42-year- old Dorsey Richard Moody, pled guilty to assault in the third de- gree. He was sentenced on March 12 to two months in the Mason County Jail for assault in the third degree and ordered by Judge James Sawyer to have no contact with his daughter for the next two years. Dorsey Moody was the first witness to testify against Field, whom he described as "his girl- friend and also former sister-in- law." He said his daughter came home on November 12 after be- ing gone for several days and he told her "there had to be some consequence for not letting me as a parent know where she had been." The victim testified that she remembered being "picked up by my pony tail and being thrown onto the bed by Renee. I was face down. Renee was on the bed hold- ing me down while my dad was standing over me. He was beating me with the ax handle on my rear and my back and the back part of my thigh." Other witnesses called to tes- tify included two deputies from the Mason County Sheriffs Of- rice, Larry Ellis and Richard Ger- meau, and Terry Cousins, who is a corrections officer in King County and the aunt of the victim, who is the daughter of her twin sister. Judge Toni Sheldon sentenced Field on August 9, with the prison term based in part on Field hav- ing an extensive criminal history and numerous prior felony con- victions. Sheldon ordered Field to pay $500 to the victims compen- sation fund and $843.77 in court costs. Field will be in the commu- nity custody of the Washington Department of Corrections for 18 months after her release from prison. Not-guilty pleas: Driver charged with homicide A Belfair man who denied being at the wheel of a vehicle involved in a fatal crash August 4 near Lake Cushman was arraigned on Monday in Mason County Supe- rior Court. Douglas David McDonald, 29, entered not-guilty pleas to charges of vehicular homocide and driving under the influence. Mc- Donald, who gave an address of P.O. Box 384, Union, at booking but indicated in court he lived at 30 East Falls Place, Belfair, is ac- cused of causing the death of Mi- chael L. Jines of Bremerton. ' According to a report by offi- cers of' the Washington State Pa- trol who responded to the scene of the crash, a man who was camped nearby had pulled Jines from the passenger seat of the vehicle after McDonald left the scene. Trooper M.T. Bauer reported a smell of intoxicants about the vehicle and blood on McDonald's person when 00lrrest warrants iii iiii III I I I I Warrants were issued for the arrest of the following people who failed to appear August 20 for proceedings in Mason County Su- perior Court: William Charles Williams, $50,000; Ian Wayne Mottinger, $2,882.86; William Asbury Jordan II, $1,759.85; Da- vid Bradley Tillman, $1,376.25; William Charles Amahs II, $1,361.61; Charles Edward Boylan, $2,670.48; and Lamonte Lloyd Peters, $2,711.34. Jack Lynn Wilson failed to appear for a trial readiness hearing on Au- gust 17 and Judge James Sawyer issued a $30,000 warrant for his arrest. he reappeared at the crash scene. Trooper Tim Knopp reported taking McDonald to the hospital and watching him submit to blood testing. Bauer's report identified McDonald as the driver and indi- cated he had the car keys in his pocket, However, his report also indicated McDonald told troopers he and Jines had changed places and Jines began driving the car shortly before it crashed. McDonald and the following defendant in an unrelated case are scheduled for omnibus hear- ings September 17, pretrial hear- ings on Ocotober 1, trial readiness hearings on October 5 and trials during the jury term beginning October 9. * Ryan Kim Johns, 24, of 52 North Salish Court, Shelton, pled not guilty to two counts of assault in the third degree. He was arrested on August 4 in the 2500 block of Olympic Highway North by Deputy Jeff Rhoades of the Mason County Sheriffs Office, who reported seeing a vehicle driv- en in a reckless manner. Rhoades said there was a Washington De- partment of Corrections warrant for the man's arrest. Johns allegedly stuck an officer of the Shelton Police Department as he was being taken into cus- tody. He is also accused of cutting a person with a razor blade dur- ing an altercation at an address on Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. Also on Monday, August 20' • Jason Richard Giles, 34, of 528 Cascade Street, Shelton, pled not guilty to felony eluding and is scheduled for an omnibus hear- ing October 15, a pretrial heaing on Ocotober 29, a trial readiness hearing on November 2 and trial during the jury term beginning November 6. Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, August 23, 2007, He was arrested around 6 o'clock on August 9 by Officer Mike Fiola of the SPD. The officer said he saw Giles traveling south on Olympic Highway North when Giles turned quickly onto Ellinor Avenue without using his turn signal. "The turn was at a high rate of speed, and debris from the road got kicked up," the officer wrote. Fiola reported that before pulling over, Giles reached speeds approaching 50 miles per hour in a 25-mph zone. On Monday, August 13: * Christopher Russell Thornton, 43, of 261 SE Craig Road, Shelton, was arraigned on a charge of theft in the second degree. He is accused of using a Wells Fargo Visa card belonging to Sorren J. Engle to make cash withdrawals totaling $1,700 from automatic teller machines be- tween January 21, 2006 and Feb- ruary 13, 2006. The card was reported stolen from Engle's residence at 3325 West Cloquallum Road, where Kristine Vanderwal also resides. Thornton reportedly said he had been at the residence a number of times with his girlfriend, Brenda Nolan, when they were babysit- ting. He allegedly told Nolan he had taken the card. Judge James Sawyer appoint- ed Ronald Sergi to represent him. The court ruled that conditions established previously were to remain in effect, including that Thornton have no contact with Engle, Vanderwal, Nolan or the residence on Cloquallum Road. Sawyer accepted Thornton's not- guilty plea and set an omnibus hearing for October 1, pretrial and readiness hearings for Oc- tober 15 and 19, and trial in the term beginning October 23. Gunplay leads t m an s arre s t aft e camping conflict Bail was set at $10,000 for an Olympia man arrested over the weekend after allegedly beating up another man at a camping area along the Skokomish River. Josef Wade McConkey, 30, of 1315 71st Avenue SE, Olympia, was identified on Monday, August 20, in Mason County Superior Court in an investigation of as- sault in the second degree. He said he would hire an attorney. Charles Lane, who said he had been con- tacted by McConkey's family, ap- peared at the hearing. McConkey was arrested around 2 a.m. on August 18 at 1921 East State Route 106 by deputies of the Mason County Sheriffs Office who said they were responding to a re- port of an assault on property at Hunter Farms in Union. Deputies described the alleged victim Aaron Douglas Smith as "holding his left side and wincing in pain" with a partial shoeprint on the back of his shirt and numerous scratches and abrasion on his arms. Smith was transported to Mason General Hospital and reportedly had sus- tained broken ribs as well as other less serious injuries. Deputies were told Smith was sleeping in a van when he was attacked at about 12:30 a.m. He reportedly was with Edward and Anthony Gloyne, who were sleep- ing in a tent near the van and wit- nessed the attack by McConkey. Edward Gloyne reported the al- leged assault. The Gloynes said they had been sitting around a campfire drink- ing alcohol with Smith, who went to sleep in the van. They said two men, one named Joe, came over from another campsite and, while they were there, Smith opened the side door of the van holding an AK 47 assault rifle. The Gloynes said they teased Smith about coming out and that they thought Smith did it because they had been banging on the van earlier. They offered Joe and the other man a few beers and told them the rifle was not loaded. The men went back to their campsite and the Gloynes went to sleep in the tent. About an hour later, the Gloynes said, they heard a commotion out- side and saw Joe, a female and about six other males standing beside the van. The female opened the sliding door and McConkey reached in and began punching Smith with his left hand while holding a gun in his right hand, according to the arrest report. McConkey then allegedly pulled Smith from the van and continued beating him. Smith allegedly said he had done something stupid and it had been misinterpreted. McConkey claimed he and a man he knew as "Mike" went to the campsite and Smith assaulted him when he jumped out of the van with the rifle and threatened them. He claimed the rifle was loaded and Smith threatened to kill everyone in the place. McCon- key said he got his pistol from his motorhome for self-defense. Judge James Sawyer set bail at $10,000 and noted second-degree assault is a "strike" offense un- der the state's persistent-offender sentencing law which mandates a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole for per- sons convicted of three "strike" of- fenses. The judge ordered McConkey to have no contact with the alleged victim or potential witnesses iden- tified in the police reports. He also ordered McConkey to stay away from the camping site on Hunter Farms property but did allow him to go there to remove his 34-foot motorhome. Sawyer also ordered McConkey to surrender all fire- arms "for safe keeping" to the sheriffs office here or in Thurston County. McConkey's arraignment is scheduled for August 31. Also on Monday, August 20: • Roland Kenneth Douglas, 19, of 1215 Thomas Avenue, Shel- ton, was identified in an investiga- tion of rape of a child in the third degree. He was arrested August 17 by detectives from the sheriffs office investigating a report that Doug- las was having intercourse with a 15-year-old female identified by the initials "D.T.L." She reported- ly said they had been dating since July 18 and he was living with her at her parents' house on Hidden Horse Court. Douglas is more than 48 months older than the alleged victim, this age differential being a component of the alleged cr Judge Sawyer appointed aid Saerg i as defense attornee  bail t $7,500 and schedul raignment for August 31. Sal ordered Douglas to have no tact with the alleged victim, residence or other people t the age of 16. On Friday, August 17: • Lucas Gerou, 20, of East Trails End Road, Belfair identified in an investigation 0 hicular assault. H declined a appointed counsel. "My dad he's going to hire one for me, reported. "I did get in trouble juvenile but I showed up for court date and paid my fines. Gerou was arrested arot a.m. on August 17 and appe in court after signing a promi| appear. He was allegedly drivi pickup truck on Rasor Road, ing over the centerline and r the pickup throwing Dustin iel Germaine out of the bed truck. Germaine sustained a I laceration on his head and ! transported to Harrison Hos according to a report by De Duain Dugan. Brent M. was a passenger in the vehi Jeremiah R. Donovan was ri in the bed with Germaine. Scan M. Turner said he was traveling on Rasor Road and t to avoid the pickup truck whe crossed the centerline. He said vehicle went into a ditch but was able to get it back on the r He said the pickup rolled over i identified Gerou as the driver. Gerou allegedly said he and friends had gone into the woo ' drink some beer and he was pi to drive when they got ready leave. He said he tried to a colliding with another vehicle ,, the next thing he knew the t was on its side." Gerou said "freaked out and ran home." De ties reported finding a can of b which was still cold next to truck with the name "Luke" v ten on a wrapper around the ca Judge James Sawyer set raignment for August 27. A condition of release, he requi Gerou to take Antabuse, a t scription which induces vomit when alcohol is consumed and dered him to have no contact potential witnesses. On Thursday, August 16: • Richard J. BarnacaS' 35, of Shelton, was identified i investigation of malicious misC! in the second degree and diso ,ra ly coduct. He was listed as t sient at booking. Barnacascel was arrested August 16 by officers of the ton Police Department who they responded at 7:14 a.r. i a report of a disturbance at! Community Kitchen, 114 S Second Street. Ken BenjamiS portedly said Barnacascel broken a window at the facil which serves meals to home persons, and "was acting cr during hours of operation. Ba cascel allegedly became combS! and refused to comply with ord from the officers when he waSl rested. Judge Sawyer appointed J Foley as defense attorney, Foley asked for a mental-h# evaluation. The judge said | nacascel will be held pending. evaluation and set a review of September 10. '! ' 00Irrested bU not charged i forged checks from the Fla ' Suites Hotel in Arizona turn at the Wal-Mart in Sheltoe told no charges had been fil Mason County Superior Court'  Maggie Lynn Huston, ' 6391 West Shelton-Matlock appeared for arraignment Monday, August 20, after arrested on numerous allegs. of forgery and theft. Judge J, Sawyer told her no charges been filed and released her conditions imposed by the He said if the state does file c es against her, she would recOl summons in the mail. Judge Sawyer had found able cause for her arrest in 1 tential crimes: four counts of cry, four counts of identify i two counts of theft in the s degree, six counts of possessi01 stolen property in the seco'd gree and one count of possessi¢ false identification. I !