In rural Scottsbluff, neighbors along the Seip Canal Road and County Road 25 reported multiple motocross bikes last night driving in the Tri-State Canal ditch. We all like to have fun, but if you're a motocross rider, stay out of the ditches.

Our court reporter, Raul Fernandez, has been busy at the courthouse. In one case we just posted, Wing scores a meth arrest. A Terrytown man was arrested for selling multiple controlled purchases of methamphetamine from a Gearing motel room.

And our report on the DUI driver who was confused using sign language to say, I'm drunk, and blew twice the legal limit. Juan Castro Zelaya, 44, was jailed for 30 days after a DUI arrest with a blood alcohol content of 0.177 and no valid driver's license. And a DUI for a driver with a rollover who tried to claim that he was swerving to miss a deer.

A 19-year-old man pled no contest to a DUI and reckless driving after the rollover crash happened near Henry recently. Price G. Harpstreith pled no contest and was found guilty of driving under the influence of a blood alcohol concentration of 0.15 or higher. On September 20th, deputies found a Wyoming-plated GMC Sierra pickup resting on its roof off the southwest side of the roadway on Highway 26. No injuries were reported among Harpstreith or his four teenage passengers. Deputies noted tire marks and other physical evidence indicating rapid acceleration and a spin out while attempting a sharp turn onto the highway. Sentencing is scheduled for October 26 at 215 in room 1 of Scotts Bluff County Court.