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KINGMAN — A Kingman man facing a life
Alberta June Hopkins, of Kingman, died Tuesday, September 1, 2020. She was 81. Mrs. Hopkins was born July 12, 1939 in Detroit, Mich. The family contact is her daughter Michelle Louise Castle. Arrangements were made by Sutton Memorial Funeral Home.
KINGMAN – Kingman police have turned to the public for help in identifying and locating the man who pulled off an armed robbery Sunday. Police said the stickup at the Walgreens store at 1925 E. Andy Devine Ave. was reported at 8:15 p.m. Police spokeswoman Jennifer Sochocki said the white male suspect in his 20’s or 30’s approached a store employee after selecting a couple of drink items. “The suspect demanded money from a clerk, indicating that he had a gun while making a motion toward it,” Sochocki said. “The clerk did not see a gun and gave the suspect…
KINGMAN – An alleged weapon pointing incident during a June 2 Black Lives Matter event in downtown Kingman was an accidental fluke incident of poor timing, according to Legal Defender Ron Gilleo. He spoke on behalf of his client Robert Fernandes, who entered a plea agreement Sept. 17 that could send him to the Arizona Department of Corrections. Deputy Mohave County attorney Phillip Delgado, however, said Fernandes, 43, Kingman deliberately pointed the weapon when driving by the demonstration at Locomotive Park. “The defendant leveled a simulated weapon at protesters,” Delgado said. “One protest participant was placed in reasonable apprehension of…
MOHAVE COUNTY – Supervisor Buster Johnson noted Thursday that new COVID-19 daily case counts are trickling north again after recently reaching lows of 0 and 2, when peaking above 100 during Mohave County’s summertime surge. “Do you have any concerns with the higher number of cases coming in this week,” Johnson asked Department of Public Health Director Denise Burley during Thursday’s Board of Supervisors coronavirus management meeting. “Yes, supervisor Johnson I do,” Burley replied. She said case rise can likely be connected to citizen burnout with protective restrictions and due to increased group activity during Labor Day. “I think we…
LAKE HAVASU CITY – A woman who hoarded dozens of cats are her home in Lake Havasu City was cited for 48 counts of cruel mistreatment of animals late last month. A police report indicated that 38 cats were removed from the garage of 61-year-old Patricia Bellamy’s residence in the 2200 block of Fremont Drive. Fifteen more cats were located in a bedroom inside the home. Police said filthy and unsanitary living conditions were discovered throughout the residence and that the animals were not provided sufficient food or water. One of the cats had to be euthanized due to kidney…
Dear Editor, How much fire, destruction and death does it take to open the eyes of the blind? Since 9/11, we have seen so much death and destruction, and yet the people of America seem to have blinders on – can’t see and can’t hear. Did you ever stop and think that all this happening could be warnings? We have turned so far away from God in America that these are warnings to get back to God or face His judgment. In 2007 Obama and Biden told the American people they would fundamentally change America, and that they did. Destroying…
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