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Man with history of DUIs sent to prison for driving drunk again
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Kip Leroy Johnson | Bonneville County Jail
IDAHO FALLS A man on probation for a previous DUI is on his way to prison after being convicted of another drunk driving incident.
Kip Leroy Johnson, 59, of Shelley, was ordered July 19 to spend between two to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to felony driving under the influence. The charge stems from a March 23 hit and run where Bonneville County Sheriff deputies struggled to get an intoxicated Johnson out of his pickup truck on Sunnyside Road.
As part of a plea agreement made with Bonneville County prosecutors, misdemeanor charges of eluding and resulting arrest were dismissed.
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IDAHO FALLS — A Blackfoot man will go to prison after breaking reportedly into an Idaho Falls home and being found with a duffle bag full of marijuana. Ruben Hernandez, 30, was sentenced on May 24 to spend six months to three years in prison by District Judge Dane H. Watkins Jr. Hernandez pleaded guilty […]
Woman pleads not guilty to causing death of deputy, attorneys argue over internal investigation
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Jenna Holm’s arraignment held over Zoom. Parties not directly involved in the case are blurred.
IDAHO FALLS A local woman has pleaded not guilty after prosecutors say her actions caused the death of a Bonneville County Sheriff deputy in 2020.
Jenna Holm, 35, appeared from the Bonneville County Jail via Zoom for her arraignment in front of District Judge Dane H. Watkins Jr. During the Wednesday hearing, Holm entered the plea and a jury trial was scheduled for Aug. 30.
Prosecutors have charged Holm with felony involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Additionally, there is a sentencing enhancement that would add 15 years to Holm’s sentence if convicted, meaning she could spend up to 30 years behind bars.