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Underwood makes a quip at sentencing; receives 18.5 years

A Lake Havasu City man displayed a sense of humor Monday before a Judge imposed the near double-decade prison term mandated in a plea agreement resolving his criminal cases. The moment of mirth came when Judge Derek Carlisle addressed conflicting accounts of how much restitution Jesse Underwood, 37, is being required to pay. Judge Carlisle selected the lower of the two totals, resulting in an eight-cent reduction in restitution of more than $48,000. “It’s a small victory, but I’ll take it,” Underwood said prompting a mix of smiles and chuckles from the Judge, attorneys and the defendant’s mother. Four cases…

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Trial begins for Vegas man charged in sex sting

Prosecutor Greg McPhillips told a trial jury Tuesday that a 63-year-old Las Vegas man exchanged more than 1,200 text messages with a detective posing as a 13-year-old girl before driving to Kingman to have sex with her last October. He said officers greeted Kevin Harry Moninger when he showed up at a motel with Viagra in his pocket and gifts for the girl he learned was a detective. McPhillips said Mohave County Sheriff’s office detective Brennan Cassidy, who specializes in forensic electronic case work, posed as a 13-year-old girl named “Sabrina”. He said the initial communication occurred when Moninger responded…

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Firefighter treated for heat exhaustion after fire incident

On Friday, April 26, at approximately 4:20 p.m. multiple units were dispatched to the 1000 block of Church St. for the report of a mobile home on fire. Arriving units reported dark black smoke and flames coming from the garage and rear of a double-wide mobile home. All occupants were outside of the home and accounted for. After securing the utilities, crews quickly pulled a line and began the fire attack. Battalion Chief Stephenson arrived on scene taking command directing firefighters to pull additional fire attack lines. Once the fire was knocked down, crews were able to enter the structure and…

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Enrollment for summer classes now open at MCC

A lot of students are looking forward to the end of the semester and summer break, and summer is also a great time to take a class at MCC. Summer classes help cut down the time it takes to get a college degree, and many people find it is a good time to take prerequisite classes, such as those required for completing the college health and nursing programs.   “In eight weeks, students can complete a course that can take 15 weeks during the fall or spring semester,” said MCC Chief of Instruction Stephen Eaton. Many of the college summer classes…

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None injured in mobile home fire

At approximately 4:20 p.m. the afternoon of April 24, several units were dispatched to the Riverview RV Resort located at 2000 Ramar Rd. for the report of a mobile home fire. Arriving units were met by the homeowners who had evacuated the home. Ladder 721s crew reported light smoke coming from the back of the mobile. Pulling an attack line firefighters were able to contain and extinguish the fire quickly. Crew members then used the TIC (Thermal Imaging Camera) over the roof area to check for any additional hot spots. Thankfully the home was equipped with working smoke alarms which…

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