| by Travis Uresk | June 27th 2026 | Vernal, Utah (6/26/26)—Authorities responded to a domestic disturbance at a local residence. The victim, 54-year-old John Robert Renwick, had forcibly entered his brother's home and began hitting him. The victim suffered a cut above his left eye, which was swollen, along with a deep scratch on his back that exposed his muscle. He informed Officer Maughan that he was asleep when he was awakened by John breaking down the door, followed by being attacked. John managed to flee the scene before law enforcement arrived, but officers quickly found him down the street attempting to hide behind a trailer, with blood visible on his face, although he had no apparent injuries. As officers sought to search him, John continued to resist. He then turned and spat at one of the assisting officers. Throughout this encounter, the smell of alcohol was noticeable on John's breath. He even attempted to lie down to hinder the arrest. As a patrol vehicle approached, John continued to resist, making it difficult for the officers to search him. He then turned and spat at one of the assisting officers. Throughout this time, the smell of alcohol was apparent on John's breath and body. John was transported to Uintah County Jail, where he was charged with propelling a substance at a peace officer, assault with substantial injury (DV), interfering with an arresting officer, and intoxication. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 25th 2026 | Naples, Utah (6/20/26)—Deputy Lyman responded to a report of a domestic incident involving a man who stated that his girlfriend had been running outside topless, shouting at their neighbors. The deputy spoke with the male, who reported that 55-year-old Cleann Yates Rambo had been at a friend's house the night before and had been drinking. CleAnn reached out to him for a ride but he was unable to help at that time. Upon her return home, they started drinking together, and CleAnn became angry about the previous night since the victim couldn't pick her up. An argument ensued, during which CleAnn threw her phone at the victim, hitting him in the chest. The victim then tried to retreat to the garage for separation, but CleAnn blocked his path by grabbing his shirt and standing in front of him. Deputy Lyman approached the front door, which was locked. The victim allowed him entry to search for CleAnn, who was found hiding in a downstairs closet. When asked to come out, she refused and stepped back inside, reaching into her pockets. Due to safety concerns and prior reports of her being physical, officers pulled her from the closet. After being removed, her pockets were searched for weapons. Upset about the search, CleAnn began removing her clothing to prove she had no weapons. She was warned that undressing would lead to an arrest, but she continued, pulling down her pants, exposing herself, and attempting to remove her shirt. CleAnn was then taken into custody to prevent further undressing. While being detained, she was informed of her arrest. CleAnn resisted and attempted to pull away from the officers. As officers covered her with a blanket, the smell of alcohol was noticeable. A portable breath test later showed a result of .098. CleAnn remained covered with a blanket until a female deputy arrived to assist her. She was then taken to Uintah County Jail, where she was booked and received citations for several offenses: - Interference with an arresting officer, a Class B misdemeanor - Assault-DV, a Class B misdemeanor - Lewdness, a Class B misdemeanor - Public intoxication, a Class C misdemeanor - Unlawful detention, a Class B misdemeanor Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 25th 2026 | Fruitland, Utah (6/18/26)—At approximately 2 AM, 911 received a report regarding a domestic disturbance in the Fruitland vicinity. Chantelle reported an ongoing argument with her girlfriend, 37-year-old Ashley Nicole Duran, escalating after Ashley allegedly threw a kitten against a wall. Deputies Green and Robinson responded and met with Chantelle, who explained that Ashley had been drinking all day and was currently lying down in their shared motorhome. Chantelle claimed that the two had been shouting at each other all day and said Ashley had physically removed her from the motorhome. When asked if anyone else was present, she mentioned that Robert was there as well. Deputy Green sought to speak with Robert, but Chantelle informed him that Robert and others had left when the argument intensified after they were asked to stop, prompting the two women to return to their motorhome for the night. The deputy then instructed Chantelle to contact Robert, which she did via FaceTime. In the conversation, Robert stated that the arguing had been ongoing since around 10 PM, even after requests for it to stop. He was asked if he had seen any physical altercation and replied that he had not, though Chantelle had claimed she was "pushed out" of the motorhome. She later indicated she was "thrown out" and expressed pain, but Robert did not support this claim and said he had not witnessed any physical altercation. When questioned about how she was thrown out and the cause of her pain, Chantelle described being grabbed by the chest while seated backward in the driver's seat and then picked up, forcefully removed, and thrown out of the door. Deputy Green noted in the probable cause report that Chantelle's account did not align with the motorhome's layout, as furniture and other items would obstruct such an action. He shared his doubts with her, to which she responded that she had visible marks. The deputy requested that she show these marks, but he was unable to see them. He informed her about the next steps regarding the evidence collected. After reviewing all information and available evidence, the deputies concluded no assault had occurred. Instead, deputies concluded that no assault had occurred; rather, the situation was one of disorderly conduct and intoxication. Based on the statements by both Chantelle and Robert, it was decided that Chantelle would receive a citation for disorderly conduct, while Ashley would be arrested and taken to the Duchesne County Jail for processing on charges of disorderly conduct and public intoxication. Ashley was helped out of the motorhome, as she was having difficulty maintaining her balance. She was not aggressive and was cooperative, although her level of intoxication indicated she could not care for herself safely upon release.

| by Travis Uresk | June 24th 2026 | Roosevelt, Utah (6/19/26)—Police in Roosevelt responded to a domestic violence report at the apartments located at 720 S 100 E. A man indicated that his girlfriend was behaving erratically and physically attacking him. The boyfriend communicated to dispatch that he was unable to escape her because she kept hitting him. When police arrived, the man opened the door showing signs of injury, including a bloody nose and multiple fresh scratches on his face, some of which were still bleeding. He shared that he and the children were in the back room when 30-year-old Daidre Isabel Arther began to act aggressively. He recounted being hit several times, scratched on the face, and having two shirts torn from him. An officer later found a ripped shirt in the front room and noted no signs of intoxication from the man, who stated he had not consumed any alcohol that evening. Officer Bellon spoke with Daidre, who was visibly upset and crying. The officer detected the smell of alcohol on her breath. She claimed she was attempting to get her baby son and arrange for her mother to pick her up. Daidre alleged that her boyfriend prevented her from entering the room where he was, leading to a physical altercation. However, she could not specify who initiated the conflict or provide details about the incident. The police noticed a small bruise on Daidre's right knuckle, along with wet blood on her right hand. Daidre was not bleeding anywhere else, prompting Officer Bellon to conclude that the blood was likely from the man's nose. She repeatedly stated that she struck and scratched him to defend herself. Daidre Arther was arrested for domestic violence assault, three counts of domestic violence in the presence of a child, and intoxication, as she posed a safety risk to herself and others. While at the hospital, she mentioned feeling suicidal and had a plan to harm herself. Daidre was then transported to the UBMC for medical evaluation. After receiving medical clearance, she was taken to Duchesne County for booking. A Uintah County Woman Stabs Her Boyfriend, Then Flees The Scene https://www.1nationjustice.com/post/a-uintah-county-woman-stabs-her-boyfriend-then-flees-the-scene Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 23rd 2026 | Vernal, Utah (6/20/26)—While on duty at Western Park, Officer Silcox received reports about a man who appeared highly intoxicated and was causing disturbances after the rodeo. After observing the individual for approximately five minutes, Officer Silcox, along with other officers, saw him stumble multiple times as he moved through the park. When the man headed toward the street, Officer Silcox followed to ensure he wouldn't attempt to get behind the wheel of a vehicle. As the officer watched, the man stumbled onto the roadway, nearly colliding with a vehicle heading west on 200 South near the northern entrance of Western Park. Once on the sidewalk, he fell face-first onto the gravel while trying to reach the parking lot of the conference center. Ami Langton Post, age 60, struggled to rise as Officer Silcox and fellow officers approached him. He exhibited slurred speech, glossy, bloodshot eyes, and a noticeable sway. The officers assisted him into a patrol vehicle, carefully guiding him into the back seat while maintaining control. Throughout the encounter, Ami repeatedly insisted to the police that he was merely drunk. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 23rd 2026 | Vernal, Utah (6/22/26)—At around 4 am, authorities received a call regarding a five-year-old child found alone along 725 South. The caller indicated they first noticed the child around 8 pm on 06/21/2026 and again at 4 am on 6/22/26. Officers arrived to find the child in the street. When they approached, the child ran behind some parked cars. Noticing the front door of the residence was wide open, Officer White knocked and identified themselves multiple times. Eventually, an elderly man appeared, and the officers informed him about the child. The elderly man appeared confused, admitting he did not know the child’s name or who was responsible for his care. He mentioned that the mother had left, and he had no contact details for her. Another man present also seemed puzzled and claimed he didn’t know the mother or how to reach her. He stated she had only been staying there for a day. It was clear he lacked basic information about the child and was likely trying to cover for someone, avoiding a confrontation with that person. It came to light that there were three children in the home, two of whom belonged to 37-year-old Valita Ann Enriquez. Eventually, the third man stepped outside and seemed confused as well. He stated he barely knew Valita, describing her as merely an acquaintance, and said she had gone to Whiterocks and should return soon. He further admitted he was unaware that Valita had left or how long she had been gone. At around 6 am, Valita returned home to find police waiting. Officer Monsen informed her that her child had been seen alone in the street at 8 pm and 4 am, and that no one at the residence was aware of the child's whereabouts. Valita was argumentative, stating that they were outside with the child around 8 pm. Officer Monsen told her that it was not true. Valita was asked again who she left her children with. She stated a "friend" again. She had to be asked for the name of the "friend". She hesitated for a while but finally stated that it was the third man who said, "she is only an acquaintance," and that he is hesitant to interact with law enforcement. Valita described them as good friends and mentioned she had been living with them for about a week. The officer pointed out inconsistencies in her explanations and noted that the individuals she relied on for childcare were untrustworthy and had no means to contact her in an emergency. Valita maintained they could reach her via Facebook Messenger. The Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS) was alerted about the situation. It was decided to remove the children from the home due to a lack of responsible supervision and the fact that the five-year-old had been outside alone at 4 am in the middle of the road. Initially, they were unable to reach Valita, but later informed DCFS when she returned home. DCFS arrived and took custody of the children. Deputy Monsen determined there was enough evidence to arrest Valita for reckless child abuse. She was arrested and taken to Uintah County Jail. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 23rd 2026 | Maeser, Utah (6/20/26)—Deputy McDavid with the Uintah County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to a domestic in progress where a female stated that she was in a physical altercation with her son. Upon arrival, the deputy met a woman in the front yard who identified herself as the caller. She explained that her son, 20-year-old Anthony Heber Flores, returned home intoxicated, and she confronted him about it. She stated that during the confrontation, he pushed her, causing her to fall. The deputy inquired about Anthony's location, and she indicated that he had gone to his bedroom. Deputy McDavid entered the home and found Anthony in a bedroom. He agreed to join the deputy in the living room for a conversation. When asked his age, Anthony acknowledged being twenty and confirmed he had been drinking. Regarding the interaction with his mother, he stated they had argued, and he pushed her, resulting in her fall. After speaking with Anthony, the deputy returned to his mother for further details. She recounted that following the initial incident, Anthony returned to his room but later came back to the kitchen for something to eat. When she attempted to talk to him again, he shoved her aside, causing her to fall yet again. During the conversation, Anthony's mother expressed concern that her son might become increasingly angry and could potentially harm her, which prompted her to call 911. Deputy McDavid went back to ask Anthony about the second incident. He confirmed that after getting a snack, he had indeed pushed his mother again, causing her to fall. At that point, Anthony was placed in handcuffs and informed that he was under arrest. He was subsequently escorted to the patrol vehicle for a search, which yielded no findings of interest. Following this, he was transported to Uintah County Jail. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 20th 2026 | Vernal, Utah (6/16/26)—Law enforcement responded to the Silver Pines Apartment Complex regarding a theft. While investigating the theft, a woman reported a domestic violence incident that took place on May 15th, 2026. The woman stated that she and 25-year-old Austin J. Bodily had been arguing over a previous incident from the summer of 2025. She explained to Cpl. Randall said that Austin was in their bedroom, while she stood in the hallway holding her 8-month-old child. When Austin walked out of the bedroom, she moved aside. Austin reportedly lunged at her, grabbing her arm. She warned him, “If you don’t get your hands off me, I’m going to call the police.” He released her and left the apartment. The woman indicated that she had marks on her arm from the altercation and provided the officer with photos of the injuries. Cpl. Randall observed a long red mark on the woman’s inner arm and a small circular red spot on her bicep. These marks appeared consistent with someone being grabbed. Cpl. Randall asked Austin if he recalled any argument from May that stood out to him. He replied that they have occasional disagreements, but nothing notable came to mind. The officer informed Austin of the woman's account of their argument, and Austin asked whether he had pushed her or done anything similar. He made Austin aware that he had grabbed her arm and that photos were showing a clear red mark. Austin then questioned Cpl. Randall, asking if he meant the incident where she hit her arm and took a picture, claiming she would use that as proof of abuse. The officer clarified that the marks he saw did not match someone hitting their own arm. Austin Bodily was arrested and taken to the Uintah County Jail, where he was booked on charges of assault (domestic violence) and domestic violence in the presence of a child. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 20th 2026 | Naples, Utah (6/16/26)—Law enforcement responded to a traumatic eBike accident at approximately 1070 E 620 S in Naples, Utah. Uintah County deputies arrived to assist Gold Cross Ambulance with Eric Osborn, who had crashed his eBike and was experiencing shoulder pain. The deputies checked the eBike's serial number, and Dispatch confirmed an NCIC entry from Denver, Colorado, indicating the bike was stolen. Osborn was taken to Ashley Regional Medical Center for further evaluation, while the deputies seized the eBike for its rightful owner. Officer Putnam arrived at Ashley Regional Medical Center around 9 PM to interview Osborn about how he acquired the eBike. Osborn claimed he purchased it from a woman in Denver, but could not provide details. He was informed that the bike had been stolen and that he would face charges for possessing stolen property. While Osborn was lying in the hospital bed, police searched him and discovered a small, black baggie in his front left pocket, containing a white, crystalline substance believed to be Methamphetamine. Additionally, Osborn had a black backpack, which he mentioned contained marijuana. An initial search did not find the marijuana, but a subsequent search at the jail successfully located it. Osborn was placed in handcuffs and taken to the Uintah County Jail, where he was booked on charges of theft by receiving stolen property, possession of a controlled substance (Methamphetamine), possession of a controlled substance (marijuana), and unlawful use of drug paraphernalia. Lock It Like a Pro: The Ultimate Guide to E-Bike Theft Prevention https://goebikelife.com/how-to-protect-your-e-bike-from-theft/

| by Travis Uresk | June 18th 2026 | Roosevelt, Utah (6/6/26)—Roosevelt Police were dispatched to the Davis Food & Drug on reports of possible property damage. Dispatch advised that the complainant stated the tires were slashed on her Hyundai Sonata. Dispatch advised that the complainant believed it was 35-year-old Anthony James Reuss who had slashed her tires because he had been making threats that morning about damaging her car, and it had been going on for the last six months. Officer Arnold arrived and found the car parked in the middle of the parking lot with two flat tires. The vehicle owner told police they could rewind the cameras to see who did it. She stated she was actually on her way to get a restraining order on her lunch break. The officer asked her about the threats she was receiving. The woman said Anthony was making threats this morning, and that it's an everyday thing for him. She told him last night she had an incident at his mom's house. She stated he is just out of control right now. Officer Arnold asked if the threats this morning were over text, and she said yeah she should still have them on her phone. She pulled up her messages and gave her phone to the officer to read through. He read through the texts, but didn't really see anything directly saying he was going to damage her car. He did say, "Maybe I'll come take those car parts that you haven't paid for since they are mine," and followed it up with "And you're wasting your time, texting me because you're blocked." The officer took a photo of those messages. While she was looking for the messages, she told him he had taken her ID, and that was why she had gone over there last night. She said he told her he had her ID, so she went over to get it, and it went from 0 to 100 real quick "because he's a fucking psychopath." She said she wasn't 100% sure he did it, but she was pretty sure he did. She also said, "Who knows, I might just have two flat tires." "I might just need new tires." "I have been having tire problems." Officer Arnold asked if she would fill out a statement, and she said yes. He then went to look at the tires and took photos. The officer could not see any obvious puncture marks in either tire. Once she finished her statement, the police collected it from her and told her they would review the footage and go from there. Police requested the footage from Davis Food & Drug, but no one there could use the cameras, but would get it ready for the officers. On 6/15/2026, Officer Arnold received video from Davis Food & Drug with a screenshot of the license plate. Not all of the letters could be seen, so the officer conducted a partial plate search based on the letters he could see and found the full plate number registered to Anthony Reuss, which matched the screenshot of the vehicle. Police then watched the video and saw that it was indeed Anthony who got out of the vehicle. In the video, Anthony can be seen parking next to the woman’s car on the north side, getting out, and crouching down next to each tire for just a few seconds. Anthony then hurries back to his vehicle and leaves. On 6/16/2026, Officer Arnold attempted to contact the female, but she did not answer. He decided to review old reports attached to her name and read in a Keep the Peace report that Anthony was trying to get a stolen vehicle back. The report states that Anthony "had just cut his losses when his ex-girlfriend, (the female in this incident). Officer Arnold asked Deputy Clyde to respond to Anthony's address with him, as he had previously responded to calls for service there. When they arrived at Anthony's residence, the female's car was parked in the driveway. They approached the trailer, and the female opened the door to the camp trailer. The police asked if Anthony could come to the door to speak with them, and he stepped out of the trailer. Anthony sat down on the steps of the trailer to put on his shoes and told the officers they were just talking and that he had figured out why they were there. Anthony said he wasn't trying to hurt anybody. Officer Arnold asked Anthony to tell them what happened. Anthony said they have been having a rough go at it, that he was getting the air out, and that he thought she was about to go on break. Anthony told the police he thought she would go on break, hear the air, and call him. Anthony said he was just trying to get a phone call. Officer Arnold asked Anthony if he had just unscrewed the valve stems, and he said yeah. Anthony stated there's a little coil that goes inside there, and he just barely cracked it, so the air was leaking really slowly. Anthony was told by the police that they had watched the video of him next to the woman's car, but couldn't see any slash marks or any damage to the tires. Anthony said he wasn't trying to damage her tires because he had put money into that car. He stated he doesn’t know where he and the female are in the relationship, but he knows he loves her. Officer Arnold spoke with the female and asked her what she ultimately had to do with her tires. She told him they tried to air them up, and the next day, one of them was still flat, so she ended up having to go get brand-new tires. She said that they told her the tires were pretty messed up from when they went flat. He then asked her if she and Anthony were currently dating; she said no. He then asked if they had dated in the past, and she said yeah. Officer Arnold returned to speak with Anthony again and explained that the tires were damaged as a result of his actions. He responded with the fact that both of his parents were bedridden, and asked if there was any way they could work with him. It was explained to him that under Utah law, they were considered cohabitants, which makes this a domestic violence offense, and that they had to make an arrest because of those circumstances. Anthony was placed in handcuffs and escorted to a patrol vehicle. He was searched incident to arrest, then placed in a patrol vehicle. He was then transported to the Duchesne County Jail, where he was booked for criminal mischief and domestic violence. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 18th 2026 | Duchesne County (6/16/26)—The FBI executed a federal search warrant at the residence of 51-year-old Russell Dean Steinke, based on information suggesting he had exchanged Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) on the dark web. Russell is already listed on the sex offender registry due to a felony conviction for sexual exploitation of a child while residing in Wyoming. During the search, several electronic devices were confiscated, including his cellphone. Upon examining the contents of Russell's cellphone, officials found multiple social media apps that require users to be over 17 years old to access. According to Detective Hunter's expertise, these apps are often utilized for sharing explicit images, including CSAM. Also found on the cellphone was a Gmail address and a number linked to the device. The detective checked Russell's sex offender registry file, noting that it did not include any social media accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers. After his arrest, Russell was questioned by FBI agents at the Sheriff's Office. During the interrogation, he admitted to possessing CSAM as recently as three days prior. The FBI has indicated that federal charges are expected to be filed within the week. Russell has been booked into the Duchesne County Jail, facing 13 counts of providing false or incomplete information on his sex offender registry. Currently on the registry for a felony conviction related to child exploitation, he has confessed to the recent allegations of possessing CSAM and was found visiting several explicit online platforms commonly associated with such material. He is regarded as a significant risk to children and the community. Traffic and Criminal Report

| by Travis Uresk | June 17th 2026 | Roosevelt, Utah (6/15/26)—27-year-old Dylan Tanner Laing became involved in a road rage altercation with another motorist. The incident began when the other driver passed Dylan, releasing a cloud of black smoke onto his truck. After overtaking the other vehicle, Dylan abruptly applied his brakes, then releasing black smoke over the other driver's vehicle. Officer Denver determined that the other driver pursued Dylan to his home to confront him about the altercation. Dylan retreated indoors, retrieved an AR-15 style rifle, and emerged to aim it at the other driver, reportedly saying, "I will fucking do it bud." A search warrant was executed at Dylan's residence after he refused to exit and speak with law enforcement. Dylan was taken into custody during the incident and mentioned that he had marijuana stored in a safe with his firearms. Upon opening the safe, authorities found the marijuana along with a glass bong. A second search warrant was secured for the residence and the firearms within the safe. Evidence indicated that Dylan had taken the weapon out of the safe before confronting the other driver. Officers discovered over twenty guns, along with drug paraphernalia, in the safe and in two other rooms of the home. Dylan admitted to smoking marijuana and acknowledged that he does not possess a medical card for it. Traffic and Criminal Report