PUBLIC RECORD Nov 21, 2023 – Tuesday

Scotts Bluff County Nebraska

All parties remain innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

ARRAIGNMENTS

None

COUNTY COURT

* Take Over *

Mari Red Bear 4/10/1996 CR23-2119
Tyler Davis 9/24/1981 CR23-573
Thiann Erasmus 02/29/96 CR23-2349

DISTRICT COURT

* Via H105 *

Jeremy Leonhardt 11/04/89 CR23-367
Alejandro Manquera 04/10/93 CR23-390
Ralph Mandan 09/01/75 CR23-397
Little Bear Lucero 10/10/92 CR23-403
Joshua Brown 01/30/91 CR23-422
Benjamin Keller 12/25/93 CR22-669
Tomas Venegas 04/16/86 CR23-322
Tamia Dubray 02/29/04 CR23-440
Maynor Castro-Castro 03/19/97 CR23-461
Justin Flores 12/05/97 CR23-504

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Friday Sep 11 2026 - Scanner News - Panhandle Scanner News

An Alliance woman was arrested Wednesday after fleeing from police during a vehicle pursuit that ended with four children inside the vehicle, according to the Police Department in Alliance. Officers were initially called to the Dollar General at 1229 West 3rd Street at approximately 6.30 p.m. on the 9th for a reported disturbance, while officers were investigating, the vehicle involved returned to the area. Officers attempted to stop the vehicle using emergency lights and verbal commands, but the driver fled. Officers later located the vehicle traveling eastbound on West 3rd Street and attempted another traffic stop. The driver again failed to stop, prompting a pursuit. Reaching 55 miles an hour before pulling into a driveway in the 600 block of Sweetwater Avenue, officers conducted a felony traffic stop and arrested the 24-year-old Lylian Rose Star of Alliance. Four children ages 9, 9, 8, and less than a year were found inside the vehicle. She was booked on suspicion of four counts of felony intentional child abuse with no injury, felony operation of a motor vehicle to avoid arrest, four counts of transporting a child while intoxicated, DUI, resisting arrest, driving while revoked, reckless driving, and unlawful acts related to drugs. Chief Leavitt said this incident could have ended very differently. "Driving impaired is dangerous under any circumstances." All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Catch these stories and more on Panhandle Scanner on Facebook and other social media as well as our website at panhandlescanner.com. And don't forget the upcoming events. Chimney Rock Pioneer Days is coming up in beautiful Bayard, Nebraska. It's this Saturday, September 12th at Library Park.