- Ryan John Moore (born 1991) was assessed a $100 victim surcharge for breaching a release order. - Eric Antonio Laquerre (born 1972) was prohibited from driving for one year and fined $500 plus a $75 victim surcharge for driving while prohibited or licence suspended under the Motor Vehicle Act. - Mark Alexander Mitchell (born 1980) was sentenced to an 11-month conditional sentence order, issued a lifetime firearms prohibition and assessed $400 in victim surcharges for knowingly occupying a vehicle with a firearm and possessing a firearm without a licence or registration and was prohibited from driving for on year for driving while prohibited or licence suspended under the Motor Vehicle Act. Miller was in custody for 20 days following his arrest.
Court docket: January 18-20, 2021
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The group of photographers are similar in many ways. They are always looking for the next great place for a striking nature image, they put in the time to get the perfect light, and they seek out adverse weather or interesting creatures. But they each take a different approach. Some join other shooters to capture images and critique each otherâs work. Others prefer to work, edit and learn on their own.
I recently posed questions to seven photographers who are among the talented locals who won awards in the 2020 Scenic Virginia photo contest. They all do what it takes to create art.
Sedona Red Rock News
Communications Specialist Johnna Johnson, left, Detective Aldo Or tega, Officer Jesse Santos, Chief Charles Husted, Officer Steven Willadsen, K-9 Officer Jon Reed and Max, Officer William Hunt, Sgt. Casey Pelletier, Officer Catherine Beers, Lt. Stephanie Foley, Officer Kevin
Hudspeth, Officer Justin White and Lt. Lucas Wilcoxson pose
for a photo after the chief and lieutenants gave awards and
commendations to staff on Monday, Dec. 28. The Sedona police awards will now be an annual event, highlighting the work and actions of the department’s staff.
Sedona Police Chief Charles Husted said that it’s been his experience over 30-plus years in law enforcement that officers don’t like to have the spotlight shown on them in acknowledgement of their good work.
Bobby Wayne Butler was born on December 26, 1950 and died on December 22, 2020 after a hard-fought battle with lung cancer.
Wayne Butler spent his whole life taking care of the people he loved. After serving in Korea in the Army, he did brutally hard construction work for 20 years for Pressure Concrete in order to support the family he shared with his wife Debbie, whom he married May 6, 1978. Highly skilled and extremely smart, he rose in the company to become a supervisor on major construction projects across the country. But the job required weeks of travel at a time, and he gave it up to avoid being separated from his wife and two young daughters. He worked at Tee Jays for 10 years and Graphix Packaging for 11 before retiring in 2011.
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