Assisted-living home owner faces charges

theSAHUARITA
SAHUARITA
Assisted-living
home owner
faces charges
Sun West bank in Sahuarita.
Charges of more than $2,500
Tim McKenna, co-owner couldn’t have been made by
of Saguaro Acres assisted- the resident due to her failing
living home in Sahuarita, health, police said.
The investigation has
has been booked into Pima
County jail and charged included a review of bank
with vulnerable adult abuse. statements, receipts and
McKenna has been un- other financial records. Poder investigation since lice said there may be more
charges and other
February by Saarrests related to
huar ita police,
the ongoing invesAdult Protective
tigation and are
Services, the state
exploring whether
Attor ne y Genthere are other
eral’s office and
residents or former
other agencies
residents possibly
outside Arizona,
affected. Five resia Sahuarita police
spokesman said Tim McKenna dents at the home
Tuesday.
were removed and sent to
McKenna was arrested a hospital last week. Their
conditions were not imlast week.
The case stems from a sus- mediately known, and it is
picious activity report filed unclear whether they may
with police by a relative of a have been victimized, pofemale resident at the facility lice said.
Anyone with information
in the 18000 block of South
Placita Octubre. The relative or leads on other potential
noticed while settling finan- victims can contact Sahuacial affairs after her rela- rita police at 344-7000 or
tive died that someone had the Attorney General’s Speopened a bank account in the cial Investigations office in
deceased woman’s name at Phoenix at 602-542-4853.
Sahuarita Sun
SUN
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public safety briefs
Woman reports
rings stolen
On Jan. 15, a resident in
the 1300 block of Vuelta del
Yunque reported the theft of
two rings from her kitchen
counter that she said had
little monetary value but
were given to her by her late
husband and her children.
She also said her landlady
had been in the house Dec.
18, the last day the rings were
seen, and two other times
since. She said she owed $123
on her rent and the landlady
was threatening to evict her.
Two crashes slow
traffic along I-19
Two separate crashes
about 50 feet apart Thursday morning tied up the
West Frontage Road south
of Canoa Road.
The first involved a garbage truck that rolled about
7:15 a.m. on the West Frontage Road between Canoa and
Arivaca roads. The truck was
northbound when, according to the driver, the steering
wheel began to shake and he
headed off the road, overcorrected and the truck rolled
onto its side, blocking the
northbound lane for about
90 minutes, according to the
Department of Public Safety.
A small amount of trash
spilled onto the roadway.
The driver was not injured
but was cited for failure to
control a vehicle to avoid a
collision and expired registration, according to DPS.
The second crash occurred about 7:30 a.m.
about 50 feet away along
southbound Interstate 19.
A driver sideswiped another vehicle after he saw
the overturned garbage
truck and switched lanes to
stop and help. Nobody was
injured and the driver was
cited for unsafe lane usage.
Man sought
after altercation
Green Valley man suspected of assaulting two men
at a restaurant Saturday afternoon is wanted by Pima
County Sheriff’s Department.
A deputy found the car
that witnesses said the man
was driving as he left the
eatery off Continental Road
shortly after 3:30 p.m.
A vehicle matching its
description was found in
the parking lot of a Green
Valley apartment complex
about three miles north
but no one answered at the
unit where the suspect is
believed to reside, the sheriff ’s report stated.
The two men reportedly
struck in the face by the man
are acquainted with the suspect, who is a former employee at the restaurant. He
may have been angry over a
longstanding conflict with
one of the men and with
management because his
wife, an employee, recently
had her responsibilities cut
back, according to the report.
After interviews with
three witnesses, a deputy
determined probable cause
to arrest the suspect on
suspicion of assault (two
counts) and disorderly
conduct (three counts).
No serious injuries resulting from the incident were
apparent, the report noted.
green Valley justice court
CRISTON FALLEY, 23, Tucson:
JOYCELYN M. MARASIGAN,
VELIZ, 19, Sahuarita: window
criminal littering with fines/
fees of $270.
32, Tucson: obstructed
windshield with fines/fees of
$91.50.
tint violation with fines/fees of
$111.50.
JUSTIN WILLIAM PRATT, 29,
Green Valley: driving on a suspended license with fines/fees
of $623.50.
SARAH JEAN MYERS, 25, Sahuarita: false reporting to law
ROSEMARIE CAROL GARRISON, 50, Sahuarita: interfering with judicial proceedings
and violating a court order and
received 12 months of unsupervised probation.
VERONICA REYNA MADRID, 31, Tucson: window
tint violation with fines/fees of
$207.50.
CARLOS ALBERTO REYES-
enforcement with time served.
JOHN D. MARTIN, 55, of Sahuarita: threats and intimidation with 12 months unsupervised probation.
MARISSA MICHELE NORGREN, 19, Sahuarita: minor
with liquor in body with fines/
fees of $170.
sahuarita municipal court
STEPHEN RICARDO CALLAHAN, 55, of Vail: pleaded not
fines/fees of $374.
GABRIEL JULIAN LOPEZ, 44,
of Tucson: pleaded no contest
in a case involving a charge
of interfering with judicial
proceedings with fines/fees of
$75. A review hearing is set for
March 17.
guilty to a DUI. A pretrail hearing is set for Feb. 25.
JUAN RAMOS AGUILAR,
25, of Amado, pleaded guilty
to shoplifting with fines/fees
of $351 and court ordered
to a shoplifting prevention
program.
THAYNE HARDY, 48, of Sahuarita, pleaded responsible
to operating an RV on private
land and operating a vehicle
causing mobile dust with
ROBERT JOHN COGHLAN,
49, of Sahuarita: pleaded not
responsible for displaying
suspended plates and not
guilty for driving on a revoked
license. A pretrial hearing is
set for Feb. 4.
RICHARD LOGAN RONQUILLO, 24, of Amado:
pleaded guilty to driving on a
suspended license with fines/
fees of $585. A review hearing
is set for March 10.
BRYANT CHRISTOPHER
JUAN, 23, of Sahuarita: pleaded not guilty to possession of
drug paraphernalia. A pretrial
hearing is set for Feb. 4.
GABRIEL RODOLFO MONTOYA GALVAN, 19, of
Sahuarita: pleaded not guilty
to criminal trespass and possession of drug paraphernalia.
A pretrial hearing is set for
Feb. 2.
MICHAEL ROBERT BENNETT, 20, of Sahuarita:
pleaded guilty to liquor in
body under age 21 and court
ordered to 16 hours of alcohol
education with fines/fees of
$255 .
NECTALI RAMIREZ NAREZ,
57, of Castroville, Calif.: pleaded not guilty to driving on a
suspended license. A pretrial
hearing is set for Feb. 25.
JOSE LUZ CASTRO, 63, of Ceres, Calif.: pleaded not guilty
at failing to stop at an accident. A continuance pretrial
hearing is set for Feb. 25 .
GREGORY LOUIS COBBS, 21,
of Sahuarita: pleaded guilty to
a charge involving a minor in
possession of liquor with 16
hours of alcohol education
and fines/fees of $291.
ALEXIS YAREDEZETTE
ROBLES, 21, of Oro Valley:
pleaded not guilty to criminal
trespass and contributing to
the delinquency of a minor. A
pretrial hearing is set for Feb. 4.
DYLAN JOHN TOWLE, 20, of
Sahuarita: pleaded guilty to
possession of marijuana and
court ordered to 16 hours of
drug education with fines/fees
of $1,421.
SHELLIE YVONNE DEKENS,
42, of Sahuarita: pleaded guilty
to driving on a suspended
license and and responsible to
an improper turn with fines/
fees of $832.
MARY MARTHA AGUILAR,
73, of Amado: pleaded responsible to no current registration
with fines/ fees of $252. A civil
hearing is set for Feb. 5.
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