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September 25, 2009

Sheriff & Police 092509

Appanoose County

Sheriff’s Office

Activity report: 09/23/09 to 09/24/09: Civil papers processed, 8; traffic stop, 1; welfare check, 1; assault, 1; contacts, 22; total miles patrolled, 378; inmates booked into jail, 2; jail population, 22.



Sept. 24

2:28 a.m. Tristan Dean Boyd, 22, of Centerville, was charged at the Law Center with possession with intent to manufacture, conspiracy of a controlled substance.



Police Report

Sept. 11

7:34 p.m. Criminal mischief was reported in the 100 block of Haynes Avenue. Glass from windows and doors valued at $450 were broken out. Josh Edwards was arrested.



Sept. 22

2:21 p.m. An accident was reported at the intersection of 18th and Oak. Ricky Gibson, of Memphis, Mo., driving a 1994 Chevrolet northbound on 18th rear ended a 1992 Ford being driven by Carol Cockriel, of Plano and owned by Megan Cockriel. Gibson, Carol and Emily Cockriel all sustained injuries. Gibson was charged with failure to maintain control. His vehicle sustained an estimated $1,500 in damage. Carol Cockriel was charged with failure to secure a child. The 1992 Ford sustained an estimated $1,000 in damage.



Sept. 23

1:34 p.m. Richard Anthony Westmoreland, 52, of Centerville, was charged at the Appanoose County Jail with fourth degree criminal mischief and fifth degree theft.

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This week the Iowegian wants readers to think about the recent decision by the Centerville Municipal Waterworks Board of Directors to increase the fee for late payment of water bills. In a story published in Wednesday's Ad Express, board members announced a 10 percent late fee after two days late, a $50 red tag fee for accounts unpaid after seven days late and a $25 shut off fee, water service terminated after two weeks late. The board said the decision to increase the fees associated with late payment is to encourage customers to pay their bills on time. So, the question this week is, "Are these fees too much to ask for?"

A. Yes, they are.
B. No, they are not.
C. I'm not affected so I don't care.
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