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Petersburg man charged with criminal mischief after irrigation system damaged
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Petersburg man charged with criminal mischief after irrigation system damaged
A 54-year-old Neligh man appeared for arraignment on four counts of no operator's license/non-waiverable, all Class III misdemeanors. An indigency inquiry was held for John A. Bishop, and the Honorable Danielle Fliam adjudged him indigent. He will be represented by court-appointed counsel, Michael C. Moyer. Fliam ordered Bishop to appear Oct. 21 for an entry of plea hearing. ••• Zachary L. He...
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