Spaulding and Mark were booked in San Juan County on kidnapping and assault investigation holds.

A jail booking for investigation of kidnapping and aggravated assault is an accusation and a custody step. It is not a conviction. KSL reported that San Juan County deputies booked Spaulding, 30, and Mark, 25, early Sunday after a woman found on U.S. 191 said family members had restrained her with zip ties for about a day and a half to two days. A booking affidavit and a hospital treatment note are process. They are not a verdict.

KSL reported from the booking affidavit that the woman described being tied to a bunk bed, cut on the hand when Mark allegedly tried to stab her stomach, forced to take a white powder she described as keeping her awake, and gagged with a rag held by zip ties around her head. Deputies noted bruises, cuts, and wrist injuries consistent with restraint. Those are affidavit allegations. They are not trial findings.

Spaulding was also held for investigation of obstruction of justice, and Mark for witness tampering, KSL reported. Search warrants on the men’s trailers turned up a gun, fentanyl, and drug paraphernalia, according to the affidavit account. Mark allegedly texted the victim to recant and claimed there would be a shootout with police. Text messages in an affidavit are evidence the State may offer. They are not a conviction.

Both men were arrested without further incident, and the woman was treated at a local hospital for the hand cut and released, KSL reported. Custody without a further incident and a medical release are status. Spaulding and Mark remain presumed innocent.