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'Simply a thief'; Dennis sent to prison

20.04.10

Dennis, convicted of participating in a appropriation ring that pilfered loads of equipment, received one to three years in the brilliance penitentiary from Judge John Murphy.

“The pre-sentence study makes it pretty clear you’re simply a thief,” Murphy told Dennis preceding to handing down the prison time.

Dennis’s stepbrother took the provide stand prior to sentencing. He asked the court to send Dennis to the county detain instead of the pen.

“He’s a good person who just got caught up with a bad throng. My kids look up to him, he’s like their idol,” the stepbrother testified. “He doesn’t rate to go to prison. Maybe county, but not the penitentiary.”

Dennis’s attorney Bob Lindemeier said his patient understood that probation would not be an option in this case but emphasized that Dennis was not the instigator of the thefts.

“The other individuals told him they were motile items for a family member,” Lindemeier said. “He didn’t distinguish the items were stolen.”

When asked if he had anything he’d like to say prior to sentencing, Dennis said, “Nothing I can suppose of.”

A few hours after Murphy handed down his sentence, Judge Donald Rowlands sentenced Dennis to function as one to three years in prison for violating probation. The two sentences will run concurrently.

The bust

Four North Platte men are implicated in a in holy matrimony of burglaries involving shop equipment and an ATV.

A Sheriff’s go-between arrested Robin Dennis, 26, 2300 E. Philip, Daniel Schultz, 18, 508 E. Tenth, and David Lee Eyten, 24, 2413 W. 15th Avenue, while they were attempting to remove stolen property on August 15.

A fourth man, David L. Smith, was arrested on Aug. 17 by the North Platte Policemen Department.

According to Lincoln County Sheriff Jerome Kramer, a spokesperson responded to a call at 8 a.m. on Aug. 15 three miles south of East Hold Farm Road on old Highway 83. The caller reported that items had been stolen from his ring shop.

The deputy immediately noticed tracks important from the shop. The person who reported the incident told the delegate that his ATV had been stolen a week before.

The deputy followed the tracks and found three ATVs cryptic in a cedar grove. The sheriff said his deputy reported that the ATVs were covered in scrub to disguise them.

The deputy returned to the shed to inventory the stolen items, which included two air compressors, a grease gun, electrifying fence wire and related equipment, and several tools.

When the deputy returned to the cedar grove, he discovered a waxen Dodge truck in the process of loading the ATVs onto a trailer.

While being arrested, Dennis reported that he was on probation. The papal nuncio later learned that Eyten was a convicted sex offender, and was wanted in Bounds County for failing to register.

Many of the stolen items were recovered from the back of the trade, save for one of the air compressors.

The second air compressor was later recovered at Eyten’s dwelling. They had already repainted the air compressors, the sheriff said.

He also noted that the suspects claimed they had to return for the ATVs in sunshine because their trailer had a burned out bulb.

“They’d hate to get a citation for having a entertaining out on their trailer,” Kramer stated.

A police department spokesperson said that they had responded to a call reporting a stolen floorjack, towing pin and chain, and two light bars. During the course of the investigation, an narc spoke with an unnamed individual who implicated

Source: North Platte Bulletin

Airworks Compressors Corp Wows The Utility Industry With The Vortex Hyper-Pak

19.04.10

In an unprecedented developmental leap forward, Airworks Compressors Corp allows their customers to take off their engines off and continue to run their crane, bucket lift or hydraulic gadget circuits. Airworks has developed a hydraulic supply piece called the Vortex Hyper-Pak , that replaces a traditional PTO on a chassis. Using the Vortex, Airworks customers are assured of a interminable duty cycle, unlike battery powered alternatives. The Vortex offers a certain and safe alternative to bulky and environmentally hazardous battery based mixture technology.

"There are no expensive upgrades for our customers' trucks to use this segment and any technician or mechanic can easily service it" says Darryl Weflen, President and upshot developer of the Vortex for Airworks Compressors Corp. "It is a befitting upgrade for any chassis and offers a decreased initial fetch versus other hybrid alternatives". The benefits are many for this section: decreased weight (it weighs only from 164 lbs/70 kg), facilitate of installation, zero chassis run time to operate buckets, cranes or tools and large fuel savings. All Airworks products are Tier 4 compliant and grant their customers to meet all current and pending anti-workless legislation. The Vortex is available from 14 to 83 HP with many options including an A/C generator, radio detached, a 110 amp Alternator, a cold weather kit (warms the Vortex enroute to a jobsite and warms the chassis' cab while the Vortex is working) and air conditioning for cooling the cab while the Vortex is in counter-espionage.

With quick payback due to decreased entry and operating costs, the Vortex far exceeds contemporary conventional and hybrid hydraulic power systems.

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Source: Earthtimes (press release)