Low Police Show | Police reports

• June 22 – Show Low Show Low police arrested Matthew A. Dare, 22, of Show Low, on a no-show arrest warrant from the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office.

Police arrested Joshua C. Walton, 36, of Snowflake, on a no-show arrest warrant from the Snowflake Justice Court that required bail of $ 3,150.

• June 23 – Police arrested Cheyenne R. Hoaglin, 28, of Show Low, charged with the lowest level of DUI, DUI with a BrAC at or above the legal limit of 0.08, and possession of narcotics.

Police arrested Ryan R. Phillips, 59, of Snowflake, on a no-show arrest warrant from the Holbrook Justice Court tied to a $ 750 bond.

• June 24 – Police arrested Kellee N. Sowle, 28, of Show Low, on charges of third degree trespassing.
• June 25 – Police arrested Coby C. Crandall, 21, of Clay Springs, charged with the slightest amount of DUI, DUI with a BrAC at or greater than the legal limit of 0.08, and grievous bodily harm with serious injuries to a police officer.

Police arrested Bridger H. Owens, 22, of Lakeside, charged with the slightest amount of DUI, DUI with a BrAC of 0.08 or greater, and bodily harm with serious injuries to a police officer.

– Police arrested Jason E. Rucker, 43, from Show Low, on charges of serious DUI.

– Police arrested Reyes J. Castaneda on charges of disorderly behavior related to domestic violence with a lethal weapon.

• June 26 – Police arrest Maria E. Grisolano, 36, from Overgaard, charged with serious DUI and the DUI crime.
• June 27 – Police arrest Sean P. McNamara, 54, of Peoria on charges of trespassing and disorderly fighting.

June 24 – A report by the Low Police Department show said 911 calls were received at the department at around 8:34 p.m. on June 24 that a man and woman (boyfriend and girlfriend) apparently in an argument were dangerous walking close to the traffic, White Mountain Road near Fawnbrook, while giving up their arms and screaming and cursing, causing motorists to dodge to avoid hitting them.

Only a few minutes after the first emergency calls were received, the operator received a message that the friend had been hit by a car driver.

“When the police arrived, Delano Dean Tsosie, 37, of Sanders, was contacted several hundred meters north to try to escape from the place where the woman, who was later determined to be Tsosie’s girlfriend, was hit by the moving car was, “said the police report.

The woman was treated on the spot before she was flown to a valley hospital with serious injuries.

The police report said witnesses told 911 operators that Tsosie allegedly beat his girlfriend, which caused her to flee into the thoroughfare where she was hit.

Tsosie was arrested and charged with domestic violence-related misconduct and an Apache County Superior Court arrest warrant for failing to appear on the original criminal identity theft, shoplifting, and failure to provide law enforcement officers with a true name on the $ 2,500 bond.