Katelyn Nichole Rice

    POCATELLO — Katelyn Nichole Rice, 21, of Pocatello, was arrested last Friday and charged with two counts of a controlled substance and possession of paraphernalia.

    She was stopped for driving the wrong way on Arthur Avenue, according to police. Rice was also issued citations for leaving the scene of a damage accident and failure to provide proof of insurance.

    Gabe Star Hayden, 35, of Pocatello, is accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, as well as carrying a concealed weapon while intoxicated and transporting an open container.

    Jessica Marie Ricks, 38, of Pocatello, also faces a DUI charge. In addition, PPD officers cited her for misdemeanor injury to a child.

    Steve Sengbusch, 46, of Pocatello, was charged with DUI.

    In addition, Steve Orion Heritage, 30, of Pocatello, faces one count of possession of a controlled substance.

    Faisal Ali S. Aldossary, 24, of Pocatello, was arrested last Saturday and charged with assault upon an officer. Pocatello Police Department officials indicated that Aldossary was taken into custody at 525 E. Center St. around 2:15 a.m.

    Three individuals were cited with disturbing the peace/disorderly conduct after police say there was a disturbance at the Center Street Clubhouse. They are Nelvin Alcadio Sepulveda, 24, of Pocatello, Derrell Rayshawn Ross, 25, of Pocatello, and Yakob Keflaeyohannes Kassa, 24, of Pocatello.

    Justin R. Sands, of Pocatello, is accused of misdemeanor domestic battery.

    All individuals were taken to the Bannock County Jail.

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