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Wednesday, February 24, 2021
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POLICE REPORTS
BINGEN-WHITE
SALMON POLICE
Feb. 8-13
Animal calls:
Feb. 9 — White Salmon
— Violation of no pet zone
reported. The owner was
asked to leave.
Feb. 11 — White Salmon
— Stray dog returned to
owner.
Feb. 13 — Bingen — Stray
dog reported. The owner was
notified.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 12 — White Salmon
— Damaged vehicle tire re-
ported (criminal mischief).
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Feb. 10 — White Salmon
— Blocking vehicle cleared
from the roadway.
Feb. 11 — White Salmon
— Non-injury, one car traffic
collision reported.
Feb. 12 — White Salmon
— Driver cited for no valid
operator’s license.
Feb. 13 — White Salmon
— Two vehicle, non-injury
collision reported.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or
terms violations:
Feb. 10 — White Salmon
— Officers assisted with a
warrant arrest.
Sex offenses:
Feb. 10 — White Salmon
— Pornography reported.
Investigation is ongoing.
Theft, burglary
or robbery:
Feb. 8 — White Salmon —
Theft of catalytic converters
reported by two different
parties.
Feb. 8 — White Salmon —
Theft reported.
Feb. 10 — White Salmon
— Prowler reported. The
subject was gone on arrival.
Feb. 11 — White Salmon
— Possible theft reported.
regarding getting a dog high.
Feb. 13 — W. Sixth, 1200
block — Dog reported to
have been barking inside
a vehicle for an hour and a
half. The owner was contact-
ed and counseled.
Feb. 17 — Vey Way, 900
block — Three neighbor
dogs were reported to have
knocked down a child.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and
domestic violence:
Feb. 12 — W. 13th and
Liberty — Domestic dispute
reported.
Feb. 15 — E. Seventh —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 15 — E. Second —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 15 — Oakwood Drive
— Harassment reported.
Feb. 16 — W. Floral
Court — Domestic dispute
reported.
Feb. 16 — Bridge Street
and W. 12th — Domestic
dispute reported. A male was
speeding down the road with
a female on the hood of his
car, hitting the window. Two
males and one female were
involved, hitting each other;
one hit another with a tire
iron. The female was arrest-
ed for domestic assault IV
and five warrants. One male
was arrested for reckless
driving and a warrant. Both
were lodged at NORCOR.
Feb. 16 — Mt. Hood Street
— Harassment reported. A
male threatened another
subject with a beating.
Feb. 16 — Case Street —
Fight reported. A report was
taken for interfering with
making a 911 report, assault
IV and criminal mischief I.
Feb. 16 — W. Garden
Court — Domestic dispute
reported.
Feb. 17 — W. 10th —
Domestic dispute reported.
Feb. 17 — W. 15th —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 17 — W. Sixth, 2500
block — Homeless subject
came onto a property and
harassed an employee. The
female was later trespassed.
Feb. 18 — W. 10th —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 18 — W. Walnut
Street — A male reported
being punched in the face by
another male.
Feb. 19 — W. Floral Court
— Harassment reported.
Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
THE DALLES
POLICE
Feb. 12-19
Agency assists:
Feb. 15 — W. Ninth and
Walnut — Flames and sparks
coming from a power pole
reported. Officers located
the flame coming from a
transformer. Mid-Columbia
Fire and Rescue responded.
Feb. 15 — W. Eighth, 2300
block — Burst pipe reported.
Water was flooding onto
Eighth Street.
Feb. 15 — The Dalles —
Suicidal subject reported.
The subject was placed on a
police officers hold. Center
for Living responded and
placed the subject on a
director’s hold. The subject
was taken to the hospital on
their own free will.
Feb. 16 — Montana Street,
1600 block — Female report-
ed to have fallen and broken
a leg out-side of a residence.
Mid-Columbia Fire and
Rescue transported the
female to the hospital with a
leg injury.
Feb. 16 — W. Sixth, 2500
block — Officers responded
to a vehicle fire. Upon arriv-
al, the vehicle was fully en-
gulfed. The fire department
arrived and extinguished
the fire.
Feb. 18 — W. Sixth, 1200
block — Officers assisted
with a medical call at a
local store. The subject was
transported to the hospital
by medics.
Animal calls:
Feb. 13 — The Dalles
— Welfare check on a dog
requested after a subject saw
a video of another subject
Feb. 14 — Court Street,
400 block — Found
property/drugs reported
(marijuana).
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 13 — W. Sixth, 900
block — Trespass reported.
Two men were advised to
leave a building. One was
cited for trespassing.
Feb. 13 — W. Eighth, 2200
block — Subjects trespassed
from a residence.
Feb. 13 — Washington
Street, 500 block — Male
arrested and lodged at
NORCOR for criminal
mischief after breaking a
window and damaging a
county vehicle.
Feb. 15 — W. Sixth, 1200
block — Disorderly conduct
reported. A male was yelling
obscenities at passersby.
Feb. 15 — Mt. Hood Street,
400 block — Disorderly
conduct reported. Subjects
were outside, being loud and
drinking in public. A female
was ultimately warned for
open container.
Feb. 16 — W. Sixth, 3300
block — Disorderly conduct
reported. A male was yelling
curses and using vulgar
language in a parking lot
and warned for disorderly
conduct by officers.
Feb. 17 — W. Sixth, 2100
block — An employee of a
business reported that it ap-
peared someone had been
breaking into one of the
rooms and sleeping there at
night. It did not appear as if
anything had been taken or
anyone had slept in a bed
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(criminal mischief).
Feb. 18 — W. Sixth, 900
block — Trespass reported.
Feb. 18 — W. Floral Court
— Male trespassed from a
property.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Feb. 12 — E. 19th, 900
block — Motor vehicle
accident reported. A vehicle
slid off the road; the owner
tried to get a tow but no one
showed up. The owners of
the property gave permis-
sion for the vehicle to be left
on site overnight.
Feb. 12 — E. 12th and Dry
Hollow — It was reported
that the intersection was so
icy that vehicles could not
stop, even when driving
slowly.
Feb. 12 — 18th and 19th
— A truck was blocking the
intersection. The owner
showed up and advised the
truck had broken down in
the intersection and he had
contacted another male to
help move it.
Feb. 13 — W. 13th and
Lincoln — Traffic crash
reported. A vehicle slid into
another vehicle.
Feb. 14 — Bridge Street,
2300 block — A vehicle was
reported to have hit a row of
four mail-boxes sometime
overnight (hit and run).
Feb. 15 — W. 10th and
Chenowith Loop Road —
Juveniles reported to be
throwing snowballs at pass-
ing cars. Officers advised the
kids not to throw snowballs
at passing cars.
Feb. 16 — Sixth and exit
82 — Officers assisted in
pushing a broken-down
vehicle off the roadway and
into a parking lot.
Feb. 16 — W. Sixth, 2100
block — Vehicle in a ditch
reported. The vehicle slid off
the roadway after hitting ice.
The vehicle was towed.
Feb. 16 — Union Street,
700 block — Male in a
wheelchair counseled re-
garding staying on the side-
walk as much as possible
and not getting in the way of
vehicles (traffic hazard).
Feb. 16 — E. Scenic Drive,
300 block — Juveniles were
reported to have thrown a
snowball at a vehicle, caus-
ing the vehicle to swerve and
hit a curb. The juveniles were
counseled.
Feb. 17 — Federal Street,
300 block — Residents are
reported to be parking in the
area against the city ordi-
nance. Officers spoke to one
registered owner of a vehicle
at a business and explained
the downtown parking ordi-
nance, as well as suggestions
on where to park.
Feb. 17 — E. First and
Jefferson — Abandoned
vehicle towed.
Feb. 18 — W. Hostetler
Street, 800 block — Hit and
run reported. A vehicle hit
another vehicle as it was
coming out of a driveway,
then left the scene.
Feb. 18 — W. 10th, 900
block — A vehicle was
reported to have hit a tree,
then sped off. Officers
located the vehicle; both the
driver and passenger denied
being involved with the acci-
dent even after vehicle parts
left at the scene matched the
vehicle they were in. A male
was cited and released for hit
and run and driving while
suspended.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or
terms violations:
Feb. 12 — 12th and
Quinton — Male cited for a
warrant and released.
Feb. 16 — Kelly Avenue,
1200 block — Male issued an
arrest citation.
Feb. 16 — 10th and
Jefferson — Male arrested
and lodged at NORCOR
on four failure to appear
warrants.
Feb. 17 — The Dalles —
Violation of a no contact
order out of Hood River
Sheriff’s Office reported.
Feb. 18 — E. Seventh, 400
block — Male arrested on a
warrant.
WASCO COUNTY
SHERIFF
Feb. 12-18
Agency assists:
Feb. 13 — Washington,
500 block — Male witnessed
breaking front windows to
the sheriff’s office with a
hammer. Deputies located
the male outside. The Dalles
Police handled the investi-
gation and transported the
male to NORCOR (agency
assist).
Feb. 15 — Hood River —
Hood River units were out
with a subject with a Wasco
County Circuit Court mis-
demeanor failure to appear
warrant (criminal mischief
II, criminal trespass I and
II). The male was cited and
released.
Animal calls:
Feb. 14 — Dufur Avenue,
Dufur — Welfare check on a
dog requested.
Feb. 17 — Walters Road,
78000 block, Maupin —
Welfare check on animals
requested.
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menacing and
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inmates reported. One had
injuries and needed medical
attention.
Feb. 18 — Mill Creek —
Harassment reported to have
occurred in the city.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 14 — S. Lakewood
Road, Tygh Valley — Female
trespassed from a resi-
dence. The female agreed to
leave on her own and go to
Portland. Deputies assisted
with loading some of her
personal belongings.
Feb. 15 — W. Seventh,
3700 block — Unwanted
subject reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Feb. 12 — Wamic Market
Road, Tygh Valley — Motor
vehicle crash reported.
Feb. 13 — Taylor Lake — A
motorhome was reported to
be stuck sideways on a cor-
ner, blocking traffic. A male
and female were contacted
and advised it had gotten
stuck several hours prior,
and he began drinking at
that time. Both subjects were
warned not to drive due
to intoxication. A tow was
arranged.
Feb. 14 — W. Cherry
Heights Road and Sandlin
— Vehicle reported to have
been abandoned in the
middle of the roadway. The
owner was contacted and
moved the vehicle.
Feb. 14 — Wamic Market
Road, 82000 block, Tygh
Valley — A car slid off the
roadway.
Feb. 15 — Cherry Heights
Lookout — A vehicle was
located in a ditch. The driver
was okay and had a tow on
scene. There was no vehicle
or property damage.
Feb. 16 — Mill Creek
Road, 7300 block — A
vehicle went off the road; it
had not rolled over but the
reporting party was con-
cerned it might. Deputies
located the vehicle off a
steep embankment.
Feb. 17 — Timothy Lake —
Male reported to be broken
down and iced in, and
requesting a jump.
Feb. 18 — N. Mariposa
Drive, Tygh Valley — Hit and
run reported.
Feb. 18 — Skyline Road,
7600 block — Motor vehicle
crash involving the county
road department reported.
Feb. 18 — W. Starlight
Street and W. Lockwood
Street — Traffic crash report-
ed. A vehicle was towed for
being a hazard.
Feb.18 — Highway 197
at milepost 30 — Single
car, non-injury traffic crash
reported. There was minor
damage to a guardrail.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or
terms violations:
Feb. 16 — Salem — A male
was cited and released for a
Wasco County Circuit Court
failure to appear warrant
(harassment).
Search and rescue:
Feb. 14 — Upper Fifteen
Mile Road — Search and res-
cue requested. A male was
unable to come down off of
the side of the hill after going
after his dogs. The male was
later reported to have been
able to get off of the hill and
was safe in his vehicle, and
that assistance was no longer
required.
Feb. 16 — Billy Bob Sno
Park — Search and rescue
requested. A group of two
adult males and one juvenile
were snowmobiling and one
of the snowmobiles got stuck
in the snow. As it started to
get dark, the party got sep-
arated. It was later reported
that all parties had shown
up at the meeting point and
were safe.
Theft, burglary
or robbery:
Feb. 12 — Highway 30
— Subject reported being
in a traffic crash Feb. 11;
when they returned to their
vehicle, they found a male
subject had entered it and
was going through stuff
inside. A vehicle registration,
WIC card, human ashes, dog
tags and jewelry were stolen.
Feb. 12 — Steele Road,
2200 block — Prowler re-
ported. A male was looking
in a window.
Feb. 14 — Carroll Road,
1400 block, Mosier —
Subjects reported to be
going through a private
mailbox. When the home-
owner turned a porch light
on, the subjects drove off. No
mail appeared to have been
taken, and the mailbox was
not damaged.
Feb. 16 — Highway 197,
1400 block — Stolen kids go-
kart from a yard reported.
Feb. 16 — Ketchum Road,
8000 block — Someone went
on a job site between Feb.
11-16 and stole multiple
items from one of the work
pickups.
Feb. 17 — Ketchum Road,
8000 block — Theft reported.
Other:
Feb. 12-18 — Wasco
County — Deputies
responded to one mental
health call and nine welfare
checks.
Feb. 16 — Boyd Loop
Road, Dufur — Male re-
quested to go with medics to
the hospital.
Feb. 18 — N. Morrow
Road — Unattended death
reported.
HOOD RIVER
POLICE
Feb. 7-13
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 7 — Hood River
Spit — Criminal mischief II
reported.
Feb. 10 — Cascade Avenue
— Portland female arrested
after she threw rocks at cars,
took mail out of mailbox-
es, stripped off her clothes
and attempted to steal
from a business. She was
cleared by a mental health
facility before being lodged
at NORCOR (criminal
mischief).
Driving under
the influence of
intoxicants:
Feb. 10 — Hood River —
Hood River resident arrested
and lodged at NORCOR on
the charges of driving under
the influence of a controlled
substance, resisting arrest,
obstruction and tampering
with physical evidence.
Feb. 11 — Hood River —
Hood River resident arrested
on the charge of driving un-
der the influence of alcohol.
BAC registered above the
legal limit.
Feb. 13 — Hood River —
Hood River male arrested for
driving under the influence
of intoxicants. BAC regis-
tered above the legal limit.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Feb. 9 — Hood River —
Oregon female stopped for
driving while suspended and
the vehicle towed.
Feb. 10 — June Street,
2400 block — Abandoned
vehicle towed.
Feb. 13 — N. Second and
Portway Avenue — Hit and
run reported.
Feb. 13 — First and
Cascade — Semi-truck
reported to be stuck in the
snow; city property had been
damaged in the process. The
semi was later towed.
Feb. 16 — Webber Street
— Fight between two
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Other:
Feb. 12-19 — The Dalles
— Officers responded to 36
mental health calls and 14
welfare checks.
Feb. 12 — W. Seventh,
2700 block — Unattended
death reported.
Feb. 14 — Mt. Hood Street,
2100 block — Subject report-
ed to be lying in the snow at
the bottom of a driveway. A
male was ultimately cited
for minor in possession and
transferred to the hospital
for hypothermia.
Feb. 16 — Summit Ridge
Drive — A male and female
were contacted inside a ve-
hicle, where they were both
asleep and in possession of
a partial half gallon of vodka.
Both were cited for minor in
possession of alcohol and
released; they were advised
to walk to a residence, which
they did.
Feb. 16 — W. Eric Court,
1100 block — Runaway
juvenile reported. The juve-
nile was later located and
returned home.
Feb. 16 — E. 16th, 1700
block — Runaway juvenile
reported.
Feb. 18 — Mt. Hood Street,
400 block — Unsupervised
child in a vehicle reported.
Feb. 18 — E. 19th, 1700
block — Officer assisted a
subject with getting a room
for the night.
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Feb. 12 — W. Sixth, 2600
block — Theft reported.
Feb. 12 — W. Sixth, 900
block — Male cited and
released for theft II after
attempting to steal propane
tanks from a tent.
Feb. 13 — E. 12th, 1600
block — Theft of tools and
a battery out of a trailer
reported.
Feb. 13 — Union Street,
700 block — Multiple vehi-
cles (17) were reported to
have been entered and dam-
aged in a parking lot. Several
agencies were contacted to
come to the scene so they
could secure items or the
vehicles.
Feb. 16 — W. Sixth, 300
block — Theft of a catalytic
converter reported.
Feb. 16 — Terminal
Avenue, 200 block — Theft
reported.
Feb. 17 — E. Second, 3500
block — Theft II reported.
Two full propane tanks were
stolen from a pickup.
Feb. 18 — W. Seventh,
3100 block — Theft of a bat-
tery from a pickup reported.
Feb. 18 — W. Sixth, 2400
block — Theft of license
plates reported.
Feb. 18 — W. sixth, 3900
block — Theft of a purse
reported.
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