On Wednesday January 31, 2007 in the early morning hours an LDS church building on the corner of 1600 E and 900 N in Logan, Utah was burglarized. Residents of the area have said that this is the first time anything like this has happened and that they normally feel they live in a relatively safe neighborhood.
Upon conferring with the officer in charge, Sheriff Dep. Geoffrey Hasty, we learned that the assailants entered through a window that was left open the night before in the bishop’s office. Two CPU’s have been reported stolen and two monitors were found destroyed in the hallway of the building. Bishop Shirk, whose office it was that was broken into, has assured us that there were no confidential records or church records of any kind on the either of the computers that were stolen.
The building was vacant at the time, however, a nearby resident, Evelyn Breathwaite, has said, “I heard banging and glass breaking then waited and didn’t hear anything else so I went back to sleep.” The law enforcement assigned to the case has said they don’t believe this was an act by any anti-religious persons, but rather it is likely to be juveniles goofing off. Further information will be released, as more specific details are found.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
PNS #2 Fire
Posted: 12:00 p.m. MST, January 25, 2007
Ogden UT - A terrible fire happened yesterday on Washington Boulevard at Pedro's Restaurant. The local fire department responded to the 911 call at 2:00 p.m. yesterday. It has been determined that the fire was due to grease on the stove. Resturant owner, Pedro Sanchez, discovered the fire and, "grabbed the fire extinguisher and tried to put it out." In the process he sustained mior burns to his hands. Pedro's brother and two neices were upstairs when the fire broke out and while they didn't suffer and injuries they were taken to Ogden Regional hospital as a precaution.
A witness to the fire, Michael Freeman, had just finished having lunch at the resturant when he saw the fire blazing from the kitchen he ran outside and called 911, and the firemen were on the scene within 10 minutes fighting the flames. The restaurant suffered considerable damage and Pedro has said he has plans to restore the restaurant
Ogden UT - A terrible fire happened yesterday on Washington Boulevard at Pedro's Restaurant. The local fire department responded to the 911 call at 2:00 p.m. yesterday. It has been determined that the fire was due to grease on the stove. Resturant owner, Pedro Sanchez, discovered the fire and, "grabbed the fire extinguisher and tried to put it out." In the process he sustained mior burns to his hands. Pedro's brother and two neices were upstairs when the fire broke out and while they didn't suffer and injuries they were taken to Ogden Regional hospital as a precaution.
A witness to the fire, Michael Freeman, had just finished having lunch at the resturant when he saw the fire blazing from the kitchen he ran outside and called 911, and the firemen were on the scene within 10 minutes fighting the flames. The restaurant suffered considerable damage and Pedro has said he has plans to restore the restaurant
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
Practice News Story #1
Practice News Story 1, Accident
A tragic accident occurred yesterday at around 4 p.m. evolving a group of Utah State University students. This group of 10 Agricultural Systems students were traveling on Interstate 84 west towards Tremonton, where they were on an educational field trip. Lieutenant Ed Machaud was the first law enforcement officer on the scene. He described the accident as, “one of the worst things he’s ever had to witness.” He explained that the investigation had just begun and they weren’t positive about details, however, they do suspect vehicle malfunction. Kyle Holden--a witness following the vehicle explained that he, “glanced over and saw a tire blow… I watched Evan—the professor driving the van, try to gain control but lost it [control]".
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Another witness to the accident and 911 caller, Jennie Smith, who was also following behind the truck said that when she went over to help after seeing there was an accident noticed, “there were no students in the van they were scattered everywhere.” As of now she has said there are 4 potential survivors of which 3 were life flighted to neighboring hospitals and 1 was taken away in an ambulance. More details will be disclosed as more information becomes available involving this horrific accident.
A tragic accident occurred yesterday at around 4 p.m. evolving a group of Utah State University students. This group of 10 Agricultural Systems students were traveling on Interstate 84 west towards Tremonton, where they were on an educational field trip. Lieutenant Ed Machaud was the first law enforcement officer on the scene. He described the accident as, “one of the worst things he’s ever had to witness.” He explained that the investigation had just begun and they weren’t positive about details, however, they do suspect vehicle malfunction. Kyle Holden--a witness following the vehicle explained that he, “glanced over and saw a tire blow… I watched Evan—the professor driving the van, try to gain control but lost it [control]".
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Another witness to the accident and 911 caller, Jennie Smith, who was also following behind the truck said that when she went over to help after seeing there was an accident noticed, “there were no students in the van they were scattered everywhere.” As of now she has said there are 4 potential survivors of which 3 were life flighted to neighboring hospitals and 1 was taken away in an ambulance. More details will be disclosed as more information becomes available involving this horrific accident.
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