The Press-Dispatch
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An Evansville man was stopped on I-69 after po- lice saw him driving north near the 45 mile marker at 92 mph. Indiana State Troop- er Brayden Angermeier said when he stopped the Ford F-150 and approached it, he noticed it was smoking. Mcintyre said his speed- ometer was broken and he didn't know how fast he was driving. Trooper Angermei- er said when he opened the trunk of the truck, white smoke came out of it. But firemen could not locate a fire. Trooper Angermeier said he started to have Mcintyre do field sobriety tests, but he became belligerent and in the middle of the tests re- fused to do any more tests and said, "Just take me to jail." According to Angermei- er's report, Mcintyre said, "You don't know who you have in your car," more than once. He was taken to the Pike County Jail, where he refused to take a chemical test for blood alcohol con- tent. He was charged with operating a vehicle while in- toxicated and speeding. A Petersburg man was ar- rested at about 4:30 p.m. af- ter police got a report of a truck driving through a yard on Main St. Petersburg near 18th St and hitting a mail box. Petersburg Cpl. Kyle Mills had initially located the vehicle and its driver identified as Daniel Charles Blake, 60, of 2007 E. Main St., Petersburg, Trooper Angermeier talk- ed with Blake, who said he drank earlier and had been mowing. According Anger- meier's report, Blake said he thought he was okay to drive and drove home from mowing with a trailer on his truck. Blake failed field sobriety tests and was taken to the Pike County Jail, where he tested 0.15 percent for blood alcohol. He was preliminar- ily charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident. Angermeier said police took pictures of damage to Howard Dunigan's property. Kentucky women arrested on meth-related charges Two Kentucky women were arrested on meth-re- lated charges after police stopped the car they were in for driving 86 mph at 6:35 p.m. Sunday. Taylor M. Merino, 22, of Henderson, Ky., was arrest- ed on charges of driving while intoxicated with a pas- senger less than 18 years of age, (refusal), a level 6 felo- ny; possession of meth, a level 6 felony; possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia, both misde- meanor charges. Her passenger, Elizabeth Stocker, 36, of Corydon, Ky., was charged with neglect of a dependent, a level 6 felo- ny; possession of synthetic marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, both class C misdemeanors. State Trooper Hunter Manning was patrolling I- 69, near the 40 - mile mark- er, when he stopped a 2002 Chevrolet Malibu driving 86 mph. When Trooper Man- ning approached the vehi- cle, he detected the odor of raw marijuana. The driver was identified as Taylor Me- rino. Elizabeth Stocker was sitting in the back seat with her 15 -month-old grand- child. Trooper Manning searched the vehicle and lo- cated methamphetamine, marijuana and drug para- phernalia. Merino also dis- played signs of being im- paired, but she refused to submit to a chemical test. Merino and Stocker were arrested and taken to the Pike County Jail, where they are currently being held on bond. The Department of Child Services took custo- dy of the child. Traylor arrested for meth dealing and possession By Andy Heuring An Otwell woman was ar- rested last Wednesday af- ter her husband called po- lice and reported her drug activity. Nicole Traylor, 32, of 8847 E. CR 425 N., Otwell, was ar- rested on charges of deal- ing in meth, a level 5 felony; possession of meth less than five grams; and possession of paraphernalia, a class A misdemeanor. Pike County Deputy Sher- iff Brad Jenkins said he was sent to Traylor's residence to check on a report of drug activity. When he arrived, he met Jason Traylor in the driveway. According to Deputy Jen- kins' report, Jason told him his wife was spending a lot of time in the basement bath- room and he was afraid she was using drugs. He said he found a purple makeup bag that had a glass pipe and a set of scales in it. So he stopped looking in the bag, took it into the pole barn and called police. Deputy Jenkins said when he looked into the bag, it had several smaller containers he believed to be drug re- lated. Deputy Jenkins then had Jason ask his wife, Nicole, if she would come out and talk to him, which she did. She admitted the bag was hers and said she used meth in the last couple of days. According to Jenkins' report, she said she bought the meth in Otwell from the people who "got busted a few days ago." His report stated Nicole would not give a name, but Jason said she told him it was a guy named Petry. Jenkins said Edward Pet- ry was arrested a few days before on dealing meth charges. Deputy Jenkins said when he went through the purple bag, he located a small plas- tic bag containing a clear crystal-like substance that field tested positive for meth, two sets of scales with a white powdery substance on them, several small bag- gies with smiley faces on them, two burnt glass pipes, five unused metal pipes, ra- zor blades, a small yellow funnel, several snort tubes and a variety of plastic con- tainers. Nicole was taken into cus- tody. Griffin arrested for battery By Andy Heuring A Winslow man was arrest- ed on Thursday for domestic battery in presence of a child less than 16 years old, and strangulation. Jessie Lynn Griffin, 44, of 112 N. Main St., Winslow was arrested A man's daughter called police and said her fa- ther was choking her mother. Pike County Sheriff's Sgt. Buck Seger said he went to the Winslow residence just before 6 p.m. and talked with Deborah Griffin, who told police Jessie was intoxi- cated and she tried to record his behavior to show him how he acts when he is intoxicat- ed. But he tried to grab her phone and break it. She said she threw it to her daughter, and Jessie grabbed her by the neck. Sgt. Seger said she had a red mark around her neck. Seger said the daughter told him the same story. Seger said Jesse told him he didn't know what had hap- pened, but said he had been drinking and taking his stroke medication. He was taken into custody.