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This Week in Court: April 5-9, 2021 - Vimarsana News

This Week in Court: April 5-9, 2021

Wayne Bachmann, 70, was ordered to be held in the Cache County Jail after missing several 1st District Court appearances, having multiple warrants issued for his arrest and refusing to answer the court’s questions on Monday. Bachmann faces one third-degree count of failing to stop at command of police and six misdemeanors and infractions alleged to have happened in September 2019. Documents filed with the court state Cache County Sheriff’s deputies attempted to pull Bachmann over while operating a vehicle that hadn’t been registered for six years. Deputies wrote they had prior ...

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Man pleads guilty as felony arson charge amended to misdemeanor assault - Vimarsana News

Man pleads guilty as felony arson charge amended to misdemeanor assault

A man once accused of attempted arson pleaded guilty on Monday to amended charges in the 1st District Court. Bryan P. Ash, 57, pleaded guilty to one count of class-A attempted aggravated assault — amended from a second-degree count of attempted aggravated arson — and class-B criminal mischief for incidents that took place in June. Two additional misdemeanors were dismissed. Ash has been held in jail since June. During the course of the case, Ash has been denied bail as well as access to a jury trial due to COVID-19 restrictions on the court. To date, Ash has been incarcerated for ar...

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Allegations that Hyde Park official pointed gun at employees dismissed in federal court; case in state court still possible - Vimarsana News

Allegations that Hyde Park official pointed gun at employees dismissed in federal court; case in state court still possible

A case against the city of Hyde Park stemming from a firearm incident in 2018 will not move forward in federal court. After a hearing on Thursday, Judge Bruce Jenkins dismissed the case due to a lack of jurisdiction in the United States District Court, but allowed room for the former employees to refile certain claims in a state court. In January 2019, two former Hyde Park employees — Justin Bodrero and Kolby Christiansen — filed grievances with the city, stating Director of Public Works Mike Grunig pointed a handgun with a laser sight at the men. Documents filed with the court stat...

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