DRUGS -- BUSTED!  
G.S. - While on patrol in the Golden Shores RV Park early Monday morning, a Mohave County Sheriff's Deputy observed a woman driving in a manner consistent with possibly being under the influence of alcohol. The deputy contacted the woman, identified as Rose Marie Davis, 41, of Golden Shores. The deputy observed a can of beer in plain view. Davis consented to a search of the vehicle which turned of a large knife. Inside the hilt of the knife the deputy found a baggie of methamphetamine. Also found in Davis' purse was marijuana and drug paraphernalia. She was arrested and charged with possession of dangerous drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, all of which are felonies. She was booked into the District II Jail in Mohave Valley without incident.

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MOM SAYS SON POINTED GUN
 G.S. - Arguing with another man while on the phone with a Mohave County Sheriff's deputy landed a local man in jail. The incident occurred at a residence on the 13000 block of Shore Parkway last week, when the deputy heard Michael Jon Sandoval, 38, reportedly get into a verbal altercation with another person. When the deputy responded to the residence, Sandoval's mother reportedly said her son pointed a gun at the victim during the argument. The victim later corroborated the woman's statement and Sandoval was booked into the District II jail without incident on disorderly conduct with a weapon charges.

BOATING ACCIDENT LHC
 Colorado River - Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a boating accident that occurred about 1000 yards off of Windsor Beach Saturday evening. According to reports, a 1975 Starcraft 18 ½ foot inboard boat occupied by three Lake Havasu City residents was struck by another craft, ejecting the three occupants. The other vessel, described as a large white boat with red and black trim, left the scene. The three occupants, identified as Thomas Ray Ross, 43, Sheila Bradshaw, 48, and Rick Cronin, 48, were picked up by another boater in the area and then transferred to a State Parks vessel that took the trio ashore. They were not injured in the incident. The starcraft continued running after the group was ejected, traveling in about a 20-foot circle at full throttle. The deputy responding to the scene made several close passes with the patrol vessel in an attempt to swamp it to slow it down. The craft then slowed to a near stop and traveled straight, allowing an MCSO employee to board the boat and put the throttle in neutral and turn the engine off. The boat was then towed to Windsor Beach where it was trailered and examined for damage caused by the collision. State Parks and Lake Havasu City Police Department vessels helped traffic control during the incident, keeping other craft away from the scene and out of harms way during the incident. MCSO as well as LHCPD officers looked for the craft at the launching facilities in the area without success. Anyone with information on the responsible craft is asked to contact the Mohave County Sheriff's Office.

DRUG SEARCH FINDS DYNAMITE
 Laughlin - Las Vegas Metropolitan Police served a search warrant Thursday on a local hotel, looking to find drugs for sale. The drugs were found, as well as three sticks of dynamite. Portions of the hotel were evacuated and bomb squad technicians were called down from Las Vegas, who removed the dynamite and detonated it in the desert. Arrested was Brian A. Mohoney, 31, on charges of being a felon with an explosive device, firearms possession and possession of a controlled substance - methamphetamine - with intent to sell. Also taken into custody was Shannon Allen, 27, on the explosive device charges.

COUPLE INJURED IN MC CRASH
 Route 66 - A motorcycle accident on Oatman Road sent two people to the hospital Wednesday. According to reports, the bike, driven by William Miller and Charlotte Miller, 53, of South Carolina, left the pavement at the switchbacks section of the road. The result was a broken arm for Charlotte Miller, and a broken clavicle and internal injuries for William Miller. The pair were transported to Kingman Regional Medical Center. Operator inattention is believed to be the cause of the accident.

FORMER PUBLIC DEFENDER CHARGED
 Kingman - Police are reporting the arrest of a former Mohave County public defense attorney. According to reports, Michael Grondin was apparently living with a friend when he reportedly removed a stereo, which he allegedly gave to another person to pawn. Grondin was taken into custody without incident and faces charges of burglary, felony theft, and trafficking in stolen property. He resigned from the county public defenders office last year. Also arrested at the residence on the 800 block of Grandview Avenue was Jimmy Giddings, 43. He was charged with possession of marijuana and probation violation. Grondin has been the public defender in the past for a number of Golden Shores residents.

HEAD-ON COLLISION ON 95
 Lake Havasu City - Highway 95, just north of the city, was closed for about 45 minutes then limited to one lane for about another hour Tuesday, as public safety teams worked to extricate one of the victims in a two-car, head-on collision. The accident occurred a little after 2 p.m. at milepost 197, near Havasu Heights. Three people were injured, one severely and he was flown to the trauma center at University Medical Center in Las Vegas. Department of Public Safety, Mohave County Sheriff's deputies, San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies, Desert Hills Fire and Lake Havasu City Fire teams all responded to the accident.

ARMED ROBBERY TURNS UP AIR PISTOL
Kingman - Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies responded to an RV Park in the 100 block of Route 66 Friday afternoon in reference to an armed robbery. The victim, who works for a taxi company, stated that he picked the suspect, later identified as Jon Richard Murvine, 56, of Kingman, up at a motel and took him to a residence in the RV Park. After arriving at the location, Murvine reportedly pulled a pistol on the victim and demanded his money. Deputies attempted to contact Murvine at the residence, but another subject stated he had just gotten back from taking Murvine back to the motel at which he was staying. Deputies had Kingman Police Officers detain the suspect and responded to the motel where they contacted him. An air pistol matching the description given by the victim was found in the suspect's room. Murvine was arrested without incident. He reportedly told the deputy that he did it because he was going to jail anyway for a parole violation. However, a records check showed no such violation. Murvine was booked into the Mohave County Jail on the felony charge of armed robbery.

FIREMAN CHARGED WITH THEFT
Yucca - Mohave County Sheriff's Deputies arrested the assistant fire chief of the Yucca Fire Department and another Yucca resident for allegedly stealing a generator from the scene of a fire. Deputies responded to Gem Acres Road and Interstate 40 after a subject reported that David Elmer Todd, 52, had helped another subject, identified as Lester William Underhill, 53, take a generator from that location, where an RV had burned down Thursday night. The pair reportedly met up Friday evening and stole the generator. Deputies contacted the pair who reportedly admitted to taking the generator. Todd led deputies to a spot in the desert near his residence where he buried the generator to hide it. Todd and Underhill were arrested without incident and charged with felony theft.