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Source: Western Nebraska Observer

26-585 Tayla M. Schutz, Kimball, NE, Speeding 11-15 mph County/State; Infraction. 26-586 Alexander Sanchez, Jacksonville, FL, Disobey traffic control device; Infraction. 26-587 Gursahib Singh, Sacramento, CA, Disobey traffic control device; Infraction. 26-588 Karanveer Singh, Yuba City, Ca, Disobey traffic control device; Infraction. 26-589 Akashdeep Singh, Corcoran, CA, Disobey traffic control device; Infraction. 26-590 Lyne Poirier, Pointe-Calumet, QB, Disobey traffic control device; Infraction. 26-591 Amelia A. Cordova, Cheyenne, WY, 1. Speeding 2125 mph Interstate; Infraction. 2. No operator’s license/waiverable; Class 3 Misdemeanor. 26-592 Abdurashid Yusupov, Improper stopping or parking; Infraction. 26-593 Coltrane F. Bird, Berryton, KS, Speeding 11-15 mph Interstate; Infraction. 26-594William R. Sequino, Potter, NE, Speeding 11-15 mph County/State; Infraction. CRIMINAL None to report.

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