Chief of Police Scott Morrison proudly introduced 3 new Reserve Police Officers to the Jackson City Council on Monday. Laurie Smith, Rachel Brager and 27 year CHP veteran John Kellogg joined the Department. Morrison also presented Kellogg with two resolutions from Assemblyman Alan Nakanishi and Senator Dave Cox’s Office for his 27years of dedicated service on the California Highway Patrol. Later under Administrative reports Morrison reported that due to Detective Chris Mynderup’s outstanding work the suspect who attacked School District employee Jeff Baxter is in custody. He also reported that the suspect is being investigated for several other crimes throughout the City of Jackson. Also good news, the couple responsible for an arson that occurred on Amador Street in April of 2006 could be facing conviction for their crimes. Carletta Johnson and Sean Rowell, on the night of April 30th, threw two incendiary devices at a home located on Amador Street causing the home to burst into flames and endanger the occupants within. Sean Rowell has been convicted of Arson with special circumstances with Explosive Devises, while Carletta Johnson was given a 3 year sentence upon her conviction of arson. Rowell will be appearing soon in Amador Superior Court for sentencing.