Mills County Sheriff 4.15.15

Incidents
    March 25 – Rose Coco of Emerson reported a theft.
    March 26 – Connie Schmiesing of Glenwood reported a theft.
    March 26 – Matthew Demorest of Pacific Junction reported  cruelty to animals.
    March 27 – Agrivision of Pacific Junction reported a theft.
    March 28 – Betty Hansen of Pacific Junction reported a theft.

    April 5 – William Simmons of Glenwood reported a theft.

Accidents
    March 25 – A vehicle driven by Tashenna Jennings of Fort Dodge was driving westbound on Lambert Avenue when a second unidentified vehicle pulled out in front of Jennings’ vehicle forcing her to swerve, overcorrect and then overturn in the south ditch. No injuries were reported.
    March 25 – A vehicle driven by Augustus Anderson of Hastings was attempting to park in the Casey’s parking lot when the breaks failed on the vehicle causing it to collide with the east side of the building. No injuries were reported.
    March 28 – A vehicle driven by Debra Decair of Glenwood was northbound on Kidd Road crossing into the eastbound lanes of Highway 34 when the driver failed to see a westbound vehicle driven by Sarah Nelson of Grand Island, Neb. and caused a collision. Decair continued driving north following the accident before stopping 12 miles north near the intersection of Ives Road. Decair was arrested for driving while revoked. No injuries were reported.
    April 2 – A vehicle driven by Michael Pomerenke of Glenwood was southbound on Kidd Road when the driver, who slowed to cross Kidd Road, did not see a second vehicle driven by Michael Joyce of Glenwood approaching eastbound. Joyce could not swerve in time to avoid Pomerenke’s vehicle and a collision ensued. Pomerenke was uninjured. Joyce suffered cuts and bruises and a passenger, Elizabeth Joyce, suffered  hand injuries. No further information was available.
    April 3 – A vehicle driven by Davis Hoose of Malvern was at a stop sign on East 7th Street when the driver entered the intersection then backed striking a vehicle driven by Marilyn Burdic of Malvern. No injuries were reported.