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[August 25, 2010] 

Accident

Impact spins car around nearly 360 degrees

Incident occurred at 10:24 p.m. Aug. 24 at the intersection of South Jefferson and Fifth Street.

  • Ayers, Christina E., 35-year-old female, Lincoln; 1996 Pontiac Grand Am GT

  • Stephenson, Amber N., 18-year-old female, Lincoln; 2002 Pontiac Grand Am SE1

Stephenson was eastbound on Fifth Street at the intersection with South Jefferson when Ayers pulled out into the intersection and hit the Stephenson vehicle.

Ayers told police that Stephenson was speeding on Fifth Street and not in the intersection when she began her pass through it.

The officer said that the Stephenson vehicle was hit with such force that the car went into a nearly full 360-degree spin before coming to a stop in the intersection.

No injuries were reported.

Ayers was ticketed for failure to yield or stop at an intersection.

Lincoln Police Department reports for Wednesday, Aug. 25

  • Anderson, Adam J., 26-year-old male, of Lincoln, arrested Aug. 25 on Woodlawn and North Madison on Class A charge of driving with a license suspended.

  • Godbey, Kenneth R., 39-year-old male, of Lincoln, arrested Aug. 24 at his residence on Class A charge of domestic battery.

  • Mattingly, Miranda K., 29-year-old female, of Lincoln, arrested Aug. 24 at her residence on Class A charge of domestic battery.

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Logan County Sheriff's Department report for Wednesday, Aug. 25

  • Davis, Norman, 41-year-old male, of Springfield, arrested Aug. 24 in Petersburg on a Logan County warrant charging failure to appear. Bond was set at $3,000.

Mount Pulaski Police Department report for Wednesday, Aug. 25

  • Brady, Timothy, 31-year-old male, of Lincoln, arrested Aug. 24 on Vine Street at Delavan in Mount Pulaski on Class A charge of driving with a license suspended.

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The public is reminded that anyone is presumed innocent until charges are proven in a court of law.

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