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2A - RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Friday, May 28, 2010
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Salutes this year's winners of
Police and Firemen of the Year
• •Detective Michael Oominguez
Sedona Police Department
• Firefighter Johnny Sedillo
Sedona Fire District
--. TWO GOOD MEN ,-.
PHOENIX RESIDENTS RUNJEET DHILLON and his girlfriend Kassandra
Tuma hold each other after Dhillon collided with a rock wall while
driving his late-model Nissan Altima southbound on State Route 89A
in Oak Creek Canyon on Tuesday, May 25. Sedona Fire District and
Tom Hood&arson Newspapers
Arizona Department of Public Safety officers responded to the scene
and had to close one lane of the highway for about an hour. The
two were not injured in the wreck but the vehicle was totaled. DPS
officers said alcohol did not play a part in the accident.
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Jo Ann Stueve passed
away on May 2, 2010
following a lengthy
illness. Her loving
husband, Raymond,
was by her side.
Jo Ann was born
on July 19. 1936 in
Woodbury County,
Sioux City, Iowa to
the late Dale M. and
Josephine M. Ard. 2;,
From a young age,
Jo Ann demonstrated a vivacious personality, and
singular sense of style. Her sense of humor, and
outgoing attitude often made her the belie of the
ball. With a sense of adventure, Jo Ann made the
move from Sioux City, Iowa to San Diego, California
where she met Raymond V. Stueve, the love of her
life. They were married on June 20, 1964 in San
Diego, California.
Jo Ann was a loyal and loving daughter, sister,
wife, aunt, and friend. Over 30 years ago, Jo
Ann left a promising career with New York Life
Insurance Company to accompany Ray to Sedona,
Arizona to establish a family operated commercial
and residential painting business. Through all the
ups and downs of the intervening years, Jo Ann
remained a dedicated partner and motivating force
in their, personal and professional lives. Until her
final illness, Jo Ann continued as an active presence
within the community; the friendships she made
were life long. She made a lasting impression on all
who knew her and will be deeply missed and forever
remembered with love.
Jo Ann is survived by her husband, Raymond
V Stueve; a sister, Martha C. Mackey (Ronald) of
Glendale, Arizona; a sister, Lucille M. VanValkingburg
(Harland) of Sioux City, Iowa; a brother, Dennis
Ard (Carol) of Sioux City, Iowa; a brother, David
M Ard (Darlene) of Port Charlotte, Florida and a
brother, E Michael Ard (MaryJo) of Tucson, Arizona.
She is further survived by many cousins, nieces,
and nephews. In addition to her parents, she was
predeceased by a brother, Timothy D. Ard.
12 illegal immigrants arrested luneC°mputerboarddUbmeetingh'°lds
but smuggler flees into desert
On May 19, at approxi-
mately 12:30 p.m., a Yavapai
County Sheriff's Office deputy
conducted a traffic stop on
Interstate 17, milepost 260,
regarding a vehicle registra-
tion and equipment violation.
The vehicle involved was a
Nissan pickup truck with a fully
enclosed truck bed cover.
When the deputy contacted
the driver, he noticed six addi-
tional occupants crammed
inside the cab of the truck. The
driver indicated he did not speak
English well and was unlicensed.
None of the other occupants
acknowledged the presence of
the deputy.
The driver was questioned
• further while standing along-
side the sheriff's vehicle. He
identified himself as 21-year-
old Francisco Mateo-Sanchez
and indicated he was heading
to Flagstaff. Sanchez possessed
no paperwork to verify the given
name.
With another deputy present,
the handling deputy approached
the truck to check underneath
the bed cover for additional
passengers. As the deputy began
lifting the bed cover, the driver
suddenly darted across north-
bound lanes of I-17, continued
across southbound lanes, and
into the desert out of sight. An
assisting deputy was prevented
from chasing the driver due to
oncoming truck traffic. -
After lifting the bed cover,
deputies found six additional
passengers lying head to toe in
the truck's cargo bed. ,The cover
had been propped open with a
couple of bricks and had a belt
affixed to the opening mecha-
nism so the cover could be held
down.
Deputies contacted
Immigration and Customs
Enforcement Officers who
conducted phone interviews and
determined all the occupants
were illegal aliens and autho-
rized immigration holds.
All 12 subjects were detained
and transported to the Yavapai
County Detention Center in
Camp Verde pending transfer
to ICE custody. The vehicle
was impounded with intent
to file for law enforcement
seizure.
During a follow-up investiga-
tion, deputies learned that three
of the subjects were juveniles
and three subjects called Brazil
their home country, deciding
to enter the U.S. at the Mexico
border. The driver who fled was
not located.
Contact YCSO at (928)
771-3260.
May 23
• Assault: A woman reported
a man grabbed her blouse,
causing it to tear, before shaking
her after he became upset she
was talking to another person.
She did not want to press charges
and officers advised them to stay
away from each other.
• Theft: A tourist from
Germany reported her purse had
been taken from a public bath-
room stall after she mistakenly
left it there. The contents of the
purse included $100 in cash, two
insulin vials, a syringe, a diabetic
tester and lipstick.
May 22
• Criminal trespass: Jody
Andrew Decker, 38, was arrested
for being on the grounds of a
Police Reports
local motel without being regis-
tered. When officers arrived,
they saw Decker sitting on some
stairs. Officers checked his blood
alcohol content, and he registered
a 0.274.
• Burglary: A man reported
his car had been broken into
while parked in a grocery store
parking lot. Several checks, yet
to be mailed, were missing.
• Criminal damage: A man
reported to police, a window to
his van had been broken. He said
he did not want to prosecute, but
needed to file a report for insur-
ance purposes.
.• Burglary: A couple reported
to police their Sedona home had
been broken into while they
were staying at their residence in.
Flagstaff. Police asked for them to
compile a list of missing items.
Editor's Note
taken
directly from public records
made available by. local
law enforcement agencies.
Individuals named in reports
are innocent of charges and
allegations against them
unless proven guilty in a
court of law.
May 21
• Theft: A man reported
someone was taking his Arizona
Republic newspapers after the
papers were delivered to his
house. He did not want to press
charges, but wanted the thefts to
stop.
The Verde Valley Computer
Club will hold its monthly
board meeting Thursday,
June 3, at 6:30 p.m. at the
Clemenceau Building, 1 N.
Willard Street, Cottonwood.
Visitors are welcome to
attend this event.
The club holds special
interest meetings for all types
of computer users in the Verde
Valley, however, the club will
not have any group meetings
in June.
WEATHER
TEMPERATURES back
to seasonable levels
for the weekend under
mostly sunny skies. No
precipitation is in sight.
Weekend Forecast
Friday, May 28
High - 83 ._>.#,v.,.
Low - 56
Saturday, May 29
High - 78 ,,*,4,,
Low- 53
Sunday, May 30
High - 82 -<";--: ..,,.
Low- 57
7-Day Stats
High Low Prec.
May 26 83 34 0.00
May 25 80 40 0.00
May 24 65 34 0.00
May 23 77 49 0.00
May 22 86 56 0.00
May 21 86 60 0.00
May 20 86 54 .0.00
This WEEK'S QUESTION
Should the incomin< council overt.urn
previous lighting and NSA decisions?
Results:
Overturn both streetlights and NSA 66%
Overturn streetlights, leave NSA 14.9%
Overturn NSA, leave streetlights 3.2%
Let decisions stand 16% '
Take our online poll
Vote at www.redrocknews.com
NEXT WEEK'S QUESTION
How d()you plan to celebrate
Nlcm( tlal [)av weekend.
Look for the results in Friday's
Sedona Red Rock News.
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HOW TO CONTACT THE NEWS
NEWSROOM
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Managing Editor. Trista Steers - ext. 124
Asst. Managing Editor- Christopher Fox Graham - ext. 129
News Reporter - Michael Maresh - ext. 125
Feature Writer - Lu Stitt - ext. i22
Sports - Brian Bergner Jr. - ext. 131
Photojournalist - Tom Hood - ext. 123
Copy Editor - Constance Israel - ext. 126
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5 p.m., for consideration for the Wednesday paper,
and by Monday, 5 p.m., for Friday's paper.
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