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Please donate today the help is greatly appreciated. www.paypal.com SODA SPRINGS, Idaho - Soda Springs police officer Anthony Stuckey, 25, is currently suspended from his position, Police Chief Joe Rice said Monday. Rice said he is disappointed by the unfortunate circumstance because he holds his officers to a much higher standard. Rice is waiting for the results of the Caribou County Sheriff Office's investigation of the situation to take more action, he said. Details of the investigation are not being released at this time, said Sheriff Ric Anderson, because those details could compromise the investigation. The sheriff's office is still conducting interviews and there is no indication of how long the process will take, Anderson said. Stuckey was arrested on New Year's Eve after an altercation with his girlfriend, Jamie Hemmert, 27. Stuckey has been charged with battery and disturbing the peace. Hemmert has also been charged with battery and disturbing the peace. Regular citizens can typically bounce back from this kind of charge, but for a law enforcement officer, it could mean the end of a career, Rice said. Stuckey is set to appear in court on Jan. 11. --- Authorities say a Soda Springs police officer has been arrested in a New Year's Eve domestic disturbance involving his girlfriend. Caribou County sheriff's officials arrested Anthony Stuckey and charged him with battery and disturbing the peace. He was being held Sunday in the Caribou County Jail. The Idaho State ...
More than 370 inmates were added to Idaho prisons during the first nine months of the current fiscal year, which started in July. About 220 inmates were added to the state's prisons during the previous five years.
After the closure of the former jail, the county began sending inmates to Caribou County’s new corrections facility ... through his connections with sheriffs from surrounding Idaho agencies and Cache County Sheriff Lynn Nelson. He also serves on a ...
The law firm ... blocked construction of their new home near a scenic lake and threatened fines of more than $30,000 a day. Jim Burling of the Pacific Legal Foundation tells The Spokesman-Review in a story published Sunday that attorneys will ...
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