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They are poles apart
kgs are all that remain of Latimer's Landing off
kering Road by the Harstine Island Bridge after a
destroyed the facility in 2005. The Mason County
ission has awarded an $891,038 contract for work
U Latimer's Landing to Quigg Brothers, Incorporated.
other action taken on November 20, commissioners
tended a contract with Robert W. Droll by adding
,400 in spending authority. He is the construction
taager and has a contract not to exceed $96,222.
Weather
'|f|It}t
High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit (In.)
nber20 46 28 0
nber21 46 24 0
ber22 48 21 0
ber23 44 24 0
ber24 42 26 0
ber25 46 26 0
ber26 41 28 .34
ber27 48 28 0
easurements are recorded for
4ttional Weather Service at
[erson Field.
dnesday morning the Na-
Weather Service predicted
cloudy skies on Thursday
a 70 percent chance of pre-
ttion and a high around 43
29.
Forecasters expect partly sunny
skies on Friday with a high near
42. Mostly cloudy skies are in the
forecast for Friday night through
Sunday night. There is a chance of
rain on Saturday night and Sun-
day with rain likely on Sunday
night. The lows should be in the
upper 20s Friday and Saturday
nights with a high Saturday near
38. The temperatures are expected
to be in the lower 40s on Sunday
and Sunday night.
The extended forecast for Mon-
day through Tuesday calls for pe-
riods of rain and cloudy skies. The
s. Thursday night should be highs should be in the upper 40s
cloudy with a low around with a low around 41.
tan
who damaged
kitchen window
aters plea of guilty
IShelton man who was sent to the Community Kitchen. It was
rn State Hospital for men- cold at 7 in the morning. I didn't
alth treatment returned to think he'd show up," Barnacascel
zl County Superior Court to
a felony charge for damag-
e door at the soup kitchen
,10Wntown Shelton last sum-
ichard J Barnacascel, 35, pled
on [onday to malicious
:lief in the second degree. He
|zz court November 21 after
ing from competency resto-
zz at Western State Hospital.
dge James Sawyer asked
lacascel what he did to get in
hie. "I left my duffel bag inside
said referring to Ken Benjamin
who operates the soup kitchen. "I
broke the window; it cracked."
The damage estimate was
$300. Barnacascel has been in
custody since his arrest. The sen-
tencing range is zero to 90 days
based on an offender score of one,
Judge Sawyer said. He released
Barnacascel pending sentencing
on December 10 but said he must
be seen by a mental-health profes-
sional prior to his release and pro-
vide an address to the jail.
00-Mart gives money
b sheriff and nonprofit
Rhy Guell of Wal-Mart on Mon-
]}resented the Mason County
-_i0IPs Office with a check for
le money is intended to aid the
bffender registration program
the Mason County Search and
The dive team intends to use its por-
tion of the money to conduct needed
repairs on its dive van, which is
used to transport divers and equip-
ment to diving emergencies.
Managers of the sex-offender
registration program will use its
Superior court roundup:
Trooper arrests immigrant
found with meth and gun
Bail was set at $25,000 for a
Shelton man arrested by an of-
ricer of the Washington State Pa-
trol who reported finding a large
amount of methamphetamine and
a handgun in a vehicle.
Elfego Rologio Morales, 48,
of 1907 Olympia Highway North,
Shelton, was identified on Tuesday
in Mason County Superior Court
in an investigation of possession
of methamphetamine, possession
of meth with intent to deliver, un-
lawful possession of a firearm in
the second degree, driving under
the influence and use of drug para-
phernalia.
Morales was arrested on No-
vember 26 by Trooper Tim Knopp
who reported stopping the vehicle
Morales was driving for speeding
on State Route 3 and then turning
into the Deer Creek Store without
signaling.
The trooper reported a strong
odor of intoxicants coming from
Morales, who did not have a driv-
er's license or identification. Knopp
said the man's eyes were bloodshot
and there was an open container
of beer in the vehicle. The trooper
performed field sobriety tests and
arrested Morales for driving under
the influence. Knopp said when he
searched the man he found a re-
ceipt for a money transfer in the
name of Rogelio Morales.
Knopp reported finding a loaded
.25-caliber, semiautomatic pistol
on the front passenger seat inside
a cloth bag. The suspected meth
was found in a nylon bag inside
the vehicle. The nylon bag report-
edly contained one bag of white
crystal powder, which field-tested
positive for meth, smaller bags
which the trooper noted were con-
sistent with drug packaging and a
digital scale.
Morales is prohibited from
having firearms as a result of a
conviction last year. He was sen-
tenced on September 11, 2006 to
six months in the Mason County
Jail for possession of meth and be-
ing an alien, that is an immigrant,
in possession of a firearm. Deputy
Prosecutor Mike Dorcy said there
is a detainer naming Morales from
the U.S. office of Immigration and
Custom Enforcement. Dorcy said
Trooper Knopp brought in the new
drug dog assigned to Trooper Matt
Wood of the Shelton detachment.
Dorcy said the dog "alerted" to
the presence of drugs on the cash
found in Morales' pocket. The to-
tal weight of the suspected meth
was 51 grams, he reported. Dorcy
requested bail of $25,000.
Judge Toni Sheldon agreed
and set bail at that amount. She
appointed Jeanette Boothe as de-
fense attorney and scheduled ar-
raignment for December 7. Court-
certified interpreter Darren Parse
translated the proceedings into
Spanish and English.
Also on Tuesday, November 27:
Randy Eugene Deibert, 46,
of 6373 West Skokomish Valley
Road, Shelton, was identified in
an investigation of felony violation
of a no-contact order and unlawful
possession of a firearm in the sec-
ond degree.
He was arrested November
26 by deputies from the Mason
County Sheriffs Office who said
they were responding to a report
from Norita Valencia who said her
former boyfriend Deibert came to
Longshore's Drive Inn on High-
way 101 armed with a rifle and
threatening suicide. She report-
edly said he also threatened to cut
her throat and break her neck. De-
ibert was located at the residence
on Skokomish Valley Road and
taken into custody, according to
papers on file with the court clerk,
and loaded rifle was found in his
vehicle.
A court order which prohibits
contact between Deibert and Va-
lencia is effective until July 27,
2009, according to court docu-
ments. The order is related to a
case of domestic violence. Deibert
is a convicted felon and therefore
prohibited from having firearms.
Judge Sheldon appointed James
Foley as defense attorney, set bail
at $10,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for December 7. She ordered
him to have no contact with Valen-
cia.
Steven Roland Glazan, 36,
of 925 Turner Avenue, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of two counts of possession of sto-
len property in the second degree
involving credit cards.
He was arrested on November
20 at the jail, where he was booked
on unrelated charges. Officer Chris
Kostad of the Shelton Police De-
partment had been investigating
a report from Michelle Corey of a
vehicle prowl at about 1:40 p.m. on
November 20. She said her wallet
and $1 were stolen from her purse,
which was in her vehicle parked at
1635 Olympic Highway North. Her
wallet contained two credit cards.
Corey's credit cards were found in
a search of Glazan's property at
the jail.
Judge Sheldon appointed Ron-
ald Sergi as defense attorney, set
bail at $2,500 and set arraignment
for December 7.
Nicholas William Pouch,
34, of 3210 West Deckerville Road,
Elma, was identified in an investi-
gation of possession of marijuana
with intent to deliver and manu-
facture of marijuana.
He was arrested November
26 after officers from the West
Sound Narcotics Enforcement
Team served a search warrant at
the Deckerville residence. A large
bag of green vegetable material
with individual bangles of pot was
found in the master bedroom, De-
tective Tasesa Maiava reported,
and 49 plants were growing in an
unattached woodshed.
Judge Sheldon told Pouch
he does not qualify financially
for court-appointed counsel and
would have to hire an attorney.
She released him on his promise
to appear for arraignment on De-
cember 7.
On Monday, November 26:
Michael Roy Parker, 20, of
21 East Crows Nest Court, Shel-
ton, was identified in an investiga-
tion of felony harassment. He is
suspected of domestic violence in-
volving threats to kill his mother.
He was arrested November 23
by Deputy R.B. Trout of the Ma-
son County Sheriffs Office who
was responding to a report from
Lisa F. Michael of a disturbance
at 21 East Crows Nest Court. She
said her son, Parker, stopped by
and started a fight with her hus-
band, Michael J. Michael, when he
confronted Parker about a missing
debit card. Parker allegedly took
a swing at Michael and Michael
swung back. Parker left and then
the Michaels said they received
two phone calls from Parker
threatening to kill them. She said
she believed her son had access
to a handgun. The phone num-
ber which Parker called from was
traced to 473 East Agate Beach
Road where he was arrested.
Judge James Sawyer appointed
Foley as defense attorney, set bail
at $10,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for December 10. He ordered
Parker to have no contact with his
mother, his stepfather or their res-
idence on Crows Nest Court.
Greggory Allen Novick, 37,
What do you
of 630 NE Newkirk Road, Belfair,
was identified in an investigation
of possession of heroin and driv-
ing while license suspended or re-
voked in the third degree.
He was arrested around 5 a.m.
November 25 by a deputy on rou-
tine patrol in the Belfair area. He
reportedly spotted someone rid-
ing an off-road motorcycle with
no light and no helmet and saw
the motorist pull into a lot at JR's
Hideaway. The deputy said the
rider, identified as Novick, jumped
off the dirt bike and ran up a hill-
side. The deputy said he saw him
stuff a black handgun under a
storage container.
Novick was arrested on a
Bremerton Municipal Court war-
rant. The deputy reported finding
numerous needles in his back-
pack, including one that contained
a brown liquid which field-tested
positive for heroin. A black semi-
automatic BB gun was located af-
ter Novick was arrested.
Judge Sawyer appointed Foley
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for December 10.
* Tony Robert Foote, 18, of
810 SE Crescent Drive, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of felony harassment and assault
in the fourth degree. He is sus-
pected of domestic violence against
Stephanie M. Dorian. They have
a 2-year-old child in common and
she is expecting another child.
He was arrested November 25
by Mason County Detective Jim
Morini at the residence on SE Cres-
cent Drive at Fawn Lake. Morini
was investigating a threats com-
plaint from Dorian who claimed
Foote grabbed her around the
neck, dragged her onto the porch
and threw her down. He allegedly
told her to leave or he would shoot
her and blow up her vehicle. She
said Foote had guns including a
rifle and when two officers went to
the residence a 12-gauge shotgun
was seen on the driver's seat of
Foote's vehicle.
Foote did not respond to com-
mands to come out of the resi-
dence and the Sheriff Emergency
Response Team was called to help
gain entry into the residence.
Foote later came out and was ar-
rested without incident.
Judge Sawyer told Foote he does
not qualify financially for court-ap-
pointed counsel and would have to
hire an attorney. He ordered him
to have no contact with Dorian
and said he would have to provide
an address which is different from
her residence. Sawyer set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for December 10.
A man and woman suspected of
taking a shopping cart full of mer-
chandise from the Safeway store
in Shelton also appeared Monday.
John Thomas, 44, of 413 H
Street, Shelton, and Rachelle
Marie Wallace, 45, of Shelton
were identified in an investigation
of theft in the second degree. She
said she is transient and lives in
her van.
Thomas and Wallace were ar-
rested November 21 in connection
with an incident on November 19
at the Shelton Safeway, accord-
ing to a report by Detective Har-
ry Heldreth of the SPD. An em-
ployee said he followed a man and
woman who left the store without
paying for a shopping cart full of
merchandise.
Judge Sawyer appointed Jea-
nette Boothe as defense attorney
for Thomas and Foley to represent
Wallace. He ordered the suspects
to have no contact with each other
or with Safeway stores. The judge
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Thursday, November 29, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27
R V
They are poles apart
kgs are all that remain of Latimer's Landing off
kering Road by the Harstine Island Bridge after a
destroyed the facility in 2005. The Mason County
ission has awarded an $891,038 contract for work
U Latimer's Landing to Quigg Brothers, Incorporated.
other action taken on November 20, commissioners
tended a contract with Robert W. Droll by adding
,400 in spending authority. He is the construction
taager and has a contract not to exceed $96,222.
Weather
'|f|It}t
High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit (In.)
nber20 46 28 0
nber21 46 24 0
ber22 48 21 0
ber23 44 24 0
ber24 42 26 0
ber25 46 26 0
ber26 41 28 .34
ber27 48 28 0
easurements are recorded for
4ttional Weather Service at
[erson Field.
dnesday morning the Na-
Weather Service predicted
cloudy skies on Thursday
a 70 percent chance of pre-
ttion and a high around 43
29.
Forecasters expect partly sunny
skies on Friday with a high near
42. Mostly cloudy skies are in the
forecast for Friday night through
Sunday night. There is a chance of
rain on Saturday night and Sun-
day with rain likely on Sunday
night. The lows should be in the
upper 20s Friday and Saturday
nights with a high Saturday near
38. The temperatures are expected
to be in the lower 40s on Sunday
and Sunday night.
The extended forecast for Mon-
day through Tuesday calls for pe-
riods of rain and cloudy skies. The
s. Thursday night should be highs should be in the upper 40s
cloudy with a low around with a low around 41.
tan
who damaged
kitchen window
aters plea of guilty
IShelton man who was sent to the Community Kitchen. It was
rn State Hospital for men- cold at 7 in the morning. I didn't
alth treatment returned to think he'd show up," Barnacascel
zl County Superior Court to
a felony charge for damag-
e door at the soup kitchen
,10Wntown Shelton last sum-
ichard J Barnacascel, 35, pled
on [onday to malicious
:lief in the second degree. He
|zz court November 21 after
ing from competency resto-
zz at Western State Hospital.
dge James Sawyer asked
lacascel what he did to get in
hie. "I left my duffel bag inside
said referring to Ken Benjamin
who operates the soup kitchen. "I
broke the window; it cracked."
The damage estimate was
$300. Barnacascel has been in
custody since his arrest. The sen-
tencing range is zero to 90 days
based on an offender score of one,
Judge Sawyer said. He released
Barnacascel pending sentencing
on December 10 but said he must
be seen by a mental-health profes-
sional prior to his release and pro-
vide an address to the jail.
00-Mart gives money
b sheriff and nonprofit
Rhy Guell of Wal-Mart on Mon-
]}resented the Mason County
-_i0IPs Office with a check for
le money is intended to aid the
bffender registration program
the Mason County Search and
The dive team intends to use its por-
tion of the money to conduct needed
repairs on its dive van, which is
used to transport divers and equip-
ment to diving emergencies.
Managers of the sex-offender
registration program will use its
Superior court roundup:
Trooper arrests immigrant
found with meth and gun
Bail was set at $25,000 for a
Shelton man arrested by an of-
ricer of the Washington State Pa-
trol who reported finding a large
amount of methamphetamine and
a handgun in a vehicle.
Elfego Rologio Morales, 48,
of 1907 Olympia Highway North,
Shelton, was identified on Tuesday
in Mason County Superior Court
in an investigation of possession
of methamphetamine, possession
of meth with intent to deliver, un-
lawful possession of a firearm in
the second degree, driving under
the influence and use of drug para-
phernalia.
Morales was arrested on No-
vember 26 by Trooper Tim Knopp
who reported stopping the vehicle
Morales was driving for speeding
on State Route 3 and then turning
into the Deer Creek Store without
signaling.
The trooper reported a strong
odor of intoxicants coming from
Morales, who did not have a driv-
er's license or identification. Knopp
said the man's eyes were bloodshot
and there was an open container
of beer in the vehicle. The trooper
performed field sobriety tests and
arrested Morales for driving under
the influence. Knopp said when he
searched the man he found a re-
ceipt for a money transfer in the
name of Rogelio Morales.
Knopp reported finding a loaded
.25-caliber, semiautomatic pistol
on the front passenger seat inside
a cloth bag. The suspected meth
was found in a nylon bag inside
the vehicle. The nylon bag report-
edly contained one bag of white
crystal powder, which field-tested
positive for meth, smaller bags
which the trooper noted were con-
sistent with drug packaging and a
digital scale.
Morales is prohibited from
having firearms as a result of a
conviction last year. He was sen-
tenced on September 11, 2006 to
six months in the Mason County
Jail for possession of meth and be-
ing an alien, that is an immigrant,
in possession of a firearm. Deputy
Prosecutor Mike Dorcy said there
is a detainer naming Morales from
the U.S. office of Immigration and
Custom Enforcement. Dorcy said
Trooper Knopp brought in the new
drug dog assigned to Trooper Matt
Wood of the Shelton detachment.
Dorcy said the dog "alerted" to
the presence of drugs on the cash
found in Morales' pocket. The to-
tal weight of the suspected meth
was 51 grams, he reported. Dorcy
requested bail of $25,000.
Judge Toni Sheldon agreed
and set bail at that amount. She
appointed Jeanette Boothe as de-
fense attorney and scheduled ar-
raignment for December 7. Court-
certified interpreter Darren Parse
translated the proceedings into
Spanish and English.
Also on Tuesday, November 27:
Randy Eugene Deibert, 46,
of 6373 West Skokomish Valley
Road, Shelton, was identified in
an investigation of felony violation
of a no-contact order and unlawful
possession of a firearm in the sec-
ond degree.
He was arrested November
26 by deputies from the Mason
County Sheriffs Office who said
they were responding to a report
from Norita Valencia who said her
former boyfriend Deibert came to
Longshore's Drive Inn on High-
way 101 armed with a rifle and
threatening suicide. She report-
edly said he also threatened to cut
her throat and break her neck. De-
ibert was located at the residence
on Skokomish Valley Road and
taken into custody, according to
papers on file with the court clerk,
and loaded rifle was found in his
vehicle.
A court order which prohibits
contact between Deibert and Va-
lencia is effective until July 27,
2009, according to court docu-
ments. The order is related to a
case of domestic violence. Deibert
is a convicted felon and therefore
prohibited from having firearms.
Judge Sheldon appointed James
Foley as defense attorney, set bail
at $10,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for December 7. She ordered
him to have no contact with Valen-
cia.
Steven Roland Glazan, 36,
of 925 Turner Avenue, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of two counts of possession of sto-
len property in the second degree
involving credit cards.
He was arrested on November
20 at the jail, where he was booked
on unrelated charges. Officer Chris
Kostad of the Shelton Police De-
partment had been investigating
a report from Michelle Corey of a
vehicle prowl at about 1:40 p.m. on
November 20. She said her wallet
and $1 were stolen from her purse,
which was in her vehicle parked at
1635 Olympic Highway North. Her
wallet contained two credit cards.
Corey's credit cards were found in
a search of Glazan's property at
the jail.
Judge Sheldon appointed Ron-
ald Sergi as defense attorney, set
bail at $2,500 and set arraignment
for December 7.
Nicholas William Pouch,
34, of 3210 West Deckerville Road,
Elma, was identified in an investi-
gation of possession of marijuana
with intent to deliver and manu-
facture of marijuana.
He was arrested November
26 after officers from the West
Sound Narcotics Enforcement
Team served a search warrant at
the Deckerville residence. A large
bag of green vegetable material
with individual bangles of pot was
found in the master bedroom, De-
tective Tasesa Maiava reported,
and 49 plants were growing in an
unattached woodshed.
Judge Sheldon told Pouch
he does not qualify financially
for court-appointed counsel and
would have to hire an attorney.
She released him on his promise
to appear for arraignment on De-
cember 7.
On Monday, November 26:
Michael Roy Parker, 20, of
21 East Crows Nest Court, Shel-
ton, was identified in an investiga-
tion of felony harassment. He is
suspected of domestic violence in-
volving threats to kill his mother.
He was arrested November 23
by Deputy R.B. Trout of the Ma-
son County Sheriffs Office who
was responding to a report from
Lisa F. Michael of a disturbance
at 21 East Crows Nest Court. She
said her son, Parker, stopped by
and started a fight with her hus-
band, Michael J. Michael, when he
confronted Parker about a missing
debit card. Parker allegedly took
a swing at Michael and Michael
swung back. Parker left and then
the Michaels said they received
two phone calls from Parker
threatening to kill them. She said
she believed her son had access
to a handgun. The phone num-
ber which Parker called from was
traced to 473 East Agate Beach
Road where he was arrested.
Judge James Sawyer appointed
Foley as defense attorney, set bail
at $10,000 and scheduled arraign-
ment for December 10. He ordered
Parker to have no contact with his
mother, his stepfather or their res-
idence on Crows Nest Court.
Greggory Allen Novick, 37,
What do you
of 630 NE Newkirk Road, Belfair,
was identified in an investigation
of possession of heroin and driv-
ing while license suspended or re-
voked in the third degree.
He was arrested around 5 a.m.
November 25 by a deputy on rou-
tine patrol in the Belfair area. He
reportedly spotted someone rid-
ing an off-road motorcycle with
no light and no helmet and saw
the motorist pull into a lot at JR's
Hideaway. The deputy said the
rider, identified as Novick, jumped
off the dirt bike and ran up a hill-
side. The deputy said he saw him
stuff a black handgun under a
storage container.
Novick was arrested on a
Bremerton Municipal Court war-
rant. The deputy reported finding
numerous needles in his back-
pack, including one that contained
a brown liquid which field-tested
positive for heroin. A black semi-
automatic BB gun was located af-
ter Novick was arrested.
Judge Sawyer appointed Foley
as defense attorney, set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for December 10.
* Tony Robert Foote, 18, of
810 SE Crescent Drive, Shelton,
was identified in an investigation
of felony harassment and assault
in the fourth degree. He is sus-
pected of domestic violence against
Stephanie M. Dorian. They have
a 2-year-old child in common and
she is expecting another child.
He was arrested November 25
by Mason County Detective Jim
Morini at the residence on SE Cres-
cent Drive at Fawn Lake. Morini
was investigating a threats com-
plaint from Dorian who claimed
Foote grabbed her around the
neck, dragged her onto the porch
and threw her down. He allegedly
told her to leave or he would shoot
her and blow up her vehicle. She
said Foote had guns including a
rifle and when two officers went to
the residence a 12-gauge shotgun
was seen on the driver's seat of
Foote's vehicle.
Foote did not respond to com-
mands to come out of the resi-
dence and the Sheriff Emergency
Response Team was called to help
gain entry into the residence.
Foote later came out and was ar-
rested without incident.
Judge Sawyer told Foote he does
not qualify financially for court-ap-
pointed counsel and would have to
hire an attorney. He ordered him
to have no contact with Dorian
and said he would have to provide
an address which is different from
her residence. Sawyer set bail at
$2,500 and scheduled arraignment
for December 10.
A man and woman suspected of
taking a shopping cart full of mer-
chandise from the Safeway store
in Shelton also appeared Monday.
John Thomas, 44, of 413 H
Street, Shelton, and Rachelle
Marie Wallace, 45, of Shelton
were identified in an investigation
of theft in the second degree. She
said she is transient and lives in
her van.
Thomas and Wallace were ar-
rested November 21 in connection
with an incident on November 19
at the Shelton Safeway, accord-
ing to a report by Detective Har-
ry Heldreth of the SPD. An em-
ployee said he followed a man and
woman who left the store without
paying for a shopping cart full of
merchandise.
Judge Sawyer appointed Jea-
nette Boothe as defense attorney
for Thomas and Foley to represent
Wallace. He ordered the suspects
to have no contact with each other
or with Safeway stores. The judge
(Please turn to page 29.)
mmmmmm I
get as a CYS Foster Parent?
Lie Dive Team, a nonprofit or- portion to purchase a digital cam- Excellent Support Services OUR GOAL: I
'ation that performs emergency era to replace the obsolete camera To support our foster parents to I
h and rescue dive operations currently used by the sex-offender Generous Financial Reimbursement
r the direction of the sheriff, registration detective, m Ongoing Training & Education ensure successful placements I
I
Call today for a ,,A " / m Peer Networking
"REE ESTIMATE m Medical Support
For more information on becoming a foster I
rl a new Trane system? is Enriching Family Experience parent, contact: I
l00mliJVJ" O__ly0000pic Heati.... ng & Cooling, Personal Satisfaction of Helping
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