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Wednesday, March 3, 2021
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POLICE REPORTS
BINGEN-WHITE
SALMON
Feb. 15-21
Agency assists:
Feb. 15 — White Salmon
— Officers assisted with a
disorderly subject.
Feb. 16 — White Salmon
— A report was taken for
threatening and forwarded
to an outside agency.
Feb. 16 — Bingen —
Officers provided lift assist
for EMS.
Feb. 19 — Bingen —
Officers assisted EMS with a
psychiatric call.
Feb. 19 — White Salmon
— Officers located and
provided courtesy transport
for a patient.
Feb. 21 — White Salmon
— Officers provided courte-
sy transport.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and
domestic violence:
Feb. 16 — White Salmon
— Female arrested for do-
mestic violence assault IV.
Feb. 20 — White Salmon
— Verbal domestic reported.
Feb. 21 — White Salmon
— Verbal domestic reported.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 15 — White Salmon
— Suspicious activity
documented.
Feb. 18 — White Salmon
— Trespass reported.
Theft, burglary
or robbery:
Feb. 20 — White
Salmon — Theft reported.
Investigation is ongoing.
Feb. 21 — White
Salmon — Theft reported.
Investigation is ongoing.
HOOD RIVER
POLICE
Feb. 14-20
Agency assists:
Feb. 20 — Eliot Drive —
Hit and run and possible
domestic assault reported.
City officers arrived on the
scene and assisted Hood
River County. An agency
assist report was generated.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and
domestic violence:
Feb. 14 — Prospect
Avenue — Non-resident
male arrested for domestic
harassment and criminal
mischief II and lodged at
NORCOR.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 18 — Ninth Court,
1600 block — Criminal mis-
chief to a vehicle reported.
It appeared someone had
attempted to cut out the
catalytic converter.
Driving under
the influence of
intoxicants:
— Officer conducted a stop
on a vehicle for a traffic vio-
lation. During contact with
the occupants of the vehicle,
it was discovered the male
passenger had a warrant
issued out of Wasco County.
Per direction of Wasco
County, the male was cited
and released with a new
court date to appear.
Feb. 16 — E. Marina Drive,
1000 block — Oregon male
known to have a warrant
and his driving privileges
revoked was arrested for the
warrant and additionally
charged with theft I.
Feb. 17 — Hood River —
Officer initiated a stop for
a traffic violation. During
the stop, it was learned the
driver had an outstanding
arrest warrant. He was
issued a criminal citation for
his warrant as well as traffic
violations.
Feb. 18 — Ninth Street,
1500 block — Transient male
cited for an outstanding
felony warrant.
Feb. 18 — Hood River —
Hood River County resident
arrested and lodged at
NORCOR on a restraining
order violation.
Feb. 19 — Hood River —
Hood River resident arrested
on a valid Hood River Circuit
Court failure to appear
warrant.
Feb. 19 — E. Marina Drive
— Portland resident arrested
on a failure to appear
warrant out of Clackamas
County (larceny).
Feb. 20 — Cascade Avenue
— Hood River resident
arrested and lodged at
NORCOR on the charges of
misdemeanor driving while
suspended and a Hood River
probation violation detainer.
In the same incident, anoth-
er Hood River resident was
lodged at NORCOR on the
charge of unlawful posses-
sion of methamphetamine
(19.4 grams) and a Hood
River probation violation
detainer.
Theft, burglary
or robbery:
Feb. 15 — Cascade
Avenue, 3400 block — Theft
III reported. A female
suspect drove off from a gas
station without paying.
Feb. 16 — Oak Street, 100
block — The Dalles female
charged with theft II after
stealing merchandise from a
downtown retailer.
Feb. 17 — E. Marina Drive,
1000 block — Theft of gas
reported.
THE DALLES
POLICE
Feb. 19-25
Agency assists:
Feb. 20 — W. second, 800
block — Officers assisted
with a medical call.
Feb. 23 — Mt. Hood Street,
500 block — Medic request-
ed for an adult male who
had drank a fifth of bourbon.
Feb. 24 — W. Sixth, 2600
block — Natural gas leak re-
ported. An officer spoke with
the fire department, who
advised they did not need
assistance but would advise
if that changed.
Animal calls:
Feb. 20 — Hood River —
Hood River female arrest-
ed for driving under the
influence of intoxicants. BAC
registered higher than the
legal limit.
Feb. 23 — W. 14th, 200
block — Owner warned for
dog as a public nuisance.
Feb. 23 — E. 10th, 1500
block — Male warned for
loose dog.
Feb. 24 — W. Ninth and
Walnut — Dog bite reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and
domestic violence:
Feb. 14 — 17th and
Prospect — Motor vehicle
accident investigated. The
driver was cited for having a
suspended driver’s license.
Feb. 16 — Wasco Avenue,
2700 block — Hit and run
reported.
Feb. 18 — Hood River
— Officers responded to a
traffic crash involving a City
of Hood River street sweeper.
Feb. 19 — Home Street
— Domestic disturbance
reported.
Feb. 19 — W. Seventh —
Male issued a citation for
harassment.
Feb. 19 — W. 10th —
Domestic dispute reported.
Feb. 21 — W. Chenowith
Creek Road — Domestic
dispute reported.
Feb. 21 — W. Sixth —
Domestic dispute reported.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or
terms violations:
Feb. 15 — Cascade
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Feb. 21 — W. 10th —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 21 — Kelly Avenue
— An altercation started at
a middle school; one child
reported to his father that
another dad had punched
him, but it was later learned
that did not happen. Officers
spoke to the kids and par-
ents, and all were separated
(disturbance).
Feb. 21 — W. Scenic
Drive — Domestic dispute
reported.
Feb. 21 — E. Second —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 21 — E. 10th —
Domestic dispute reported.
Feb. 21 — W. Sixth —
Harassment reported. A
male was trespassed from a
property.
Feb. 21 — W. Walnut
Street — Harassment
reported.
Feb. 23 — W. Cascade
Court — Male arrested and
lodged for assault I and
criminal mischief III and
lodged at NORCOR.
Feb. 23 — W. Sandy
Lane — Domestic dispute
reported. An officer arrived,
knocked on the door several
times and announced it was
the police. No one answered
the door. The officer then
knocked and announced
they would be making entry
using a key provided by the
property manager. Again,
no one answered the door.
The officer used a key and,
after a brief struggle with a
male, was able to enter the
residence and confirm no
one was injured. The officer
left. A use of force report was
filed.
Feb. 23 — E. 10th —
Domestic dispute reported.
Feb. 24 — W. Sandy
Lane — Domestic dispute
reported.
Feb. 25 — W. Sixth —
Harassment reported.
Feb. 25 — Mt. Hood Street
— Harassment reported.
Feb. 25 — Union Street —
Male assaulted by another
male who had walked up to
him on the street.
Feb. 25 — W. Second
Street — Domestic dispute
reported.
Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
Feb. 25 — Court Street,
400 block — A male was
reported to be smoking
methamphetamine. Officers
contacted the male, who
admitted to taking meth-
amphetamine but did not
have a usable quantity on
his person. The male had a
meth pipe, which he gave to
officers for destruction.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and
vandalism:
Feb. 19 — W. Sixth, 1300
block — Male reported to be
verbally aggressive with cus-
tomers. The male was tres-
passed from the business.
Feb. 20 — E. 13th, 900
block — Male trespassed
from a property.
Feb. 20 — W. Ninth, 2100
block — Male warned for
trespassing.
Feb. 20 — Bret Clodfelter
Way, 3200 block — Male
trespassed from a property.
Feb. 20 — Sixth and
Chenowith — Male cited
for trespassing and issued a
court date.
Feb. 21 — W. Eighth, 1200
block — Two males tres-
passed from a property.
Feb. 21 — W. Sixth, 1900
block — Male lodged at
NORCOR for disorderly
conduct for running into and
across multiple roads.
Feb. 21 — E. 10th, 1300
block — Male cited for
trespass II and issued a court
date.
Feb. 22 — W. Sixth, 2100
block — Male returned to a
property from which he had
been previously trespassed.
Feb. 22 — W. Fourth, 100
block — Male trespassed
from a property.
Feb. 23 — Second and
Hostetler — Male reported
to be standing in the middle
of the railroad tracks by two
Skamania County first responders work to recover the vehicle and body of a local man in Underwood
on Monday, Feb. 22 after a fatal crash.
Walker Sacon photo
Crews respond to fatal
crash in Underwood
Skamania County rescue
personnel recovered the
body and vehicle of Willard-
resident Dave Graham, 67,
after a fatal crash last week.
Graham crashed about
550 feet down the bluff
above the old Broughton mill
in Underwood. The crash is
believed to have taken place
Sunday, Feb. 21, according
to a press release from the
sheriff’s office.
Sgt. Ryan Taylor, the
Skamania County sheriff’s
deputy investigating the
crash, said Graham was
reported missing on Sunday
around 11 a.m.
On Monday, a driver pass-
ing the mill on State Route
14 saw the wrecked vehicle’s
headlights and called the
county around noon, Taylor
said.
Taylor said evidence sug-
gested a medical emergency
may have led to Graham
leaving the road.
Two Skamania County
Sheriff’s Office Search and
Rescue (SCSOSAR) volun-
teers belayed down to the
vehicle and attached a cable.
A 50-ton crane truck
operated by TLC Towing of
Ridgefield, Wash., completed
the recovery well after dark.
Taylor said he specifically
requested the company for
the incident because of the
crane.
Volunteers from
Underwood Fire District
provided traffic control.
different parties. The male
was observed by an officer to
be running on train prop-
erty. The male would not
speak with the officer but
was warned he would face
criminal charges for trespass
if he continued to walk on
the tracks.
Feb. 24 — W. Sixth, 2100
block — A windshield was
reported to have been
smashed.
Feb. 24 — The Dalles
— Male trespassed from
a property and served a
restraining order.
Feb. 24 — Court Street,
400 block — It was reported
that a male was sitting on
steps surrounded by glass.
Officers located the male,
who was authorized to be
lodged at NORCOR, and
detained him until Wasco
County took over the investi-
gation (criminal mischief).
Feb. 25 — Washington
Street, 400 block — Male
arrested and lodged at
NORCOR for criminal mis-
chief III after taking a notice
from a landlord, wiping
himself with it, getting feces
on the paper, and leaving it
in an office. A juvenile found
the paper and came into
contact with it.
Feb. 25 — W. Fourth, 100
block — Criminal mischief
reported. A male threw a
rock at a driving vehicle;
the rock hit the hood of the
vehicle, causing damage.
The male admitted to throw-
ing the rock and was cited
and released for criminal
mischief II and disorderly
conduct II.
Feb. 22 — E. 11th and
Kelly — Traffic complaint
reported. A vehicle ran
another vehicle off the road.
Officers warned the driver
for his actions, as well as for
driving while suspended.
Feb. 23 — W. Sixth and
Hostetler — Single car traffic
crash reported. A van slid
into a ditch. The vehicle was
towed.
Feb. 25 — W. sixth, 1300
block — Traffic crash
reported.
Feb. 25 — I-84 at milepost
82 — Female stopped for
making an illegal U-turn and
given a warning. Oregon
State Police arrived on the
scene and handled the driv-
ing complaint.
— Burglary reported.
Feb. 23 — E. First, 200
block — Theft of a camera off
of a building reported.
Feb. 23 — Columbia View
Drive, 3400 block — Theft of
a kiln off a porch reported
(theft I).
Feb. 23 — Mt. Hood Street,
400 block — Theft of a bottle
of liquor reported. A male
was served citations for theft
III, criminal trespass II and
criminal mischief III.
Feb. 24 — Lone Pine
Drive, 300 block — Theft
from a room reported that
included a comforter, coffee
basket, sheets, blanket and
an iron.
Feb. 24 — Mt. Hood Street,
500 block — Theft of beer,
valued at $13.99, reported.
Feb. 24 — Cherry Heights
Road, 900 block — Theft of
cash reported.
Feb. 25 — Ash, 700
block — Theft I reported. A
supercharger power supply
was broken into and four
breakers, valued at $2,500
each, were taken.
Feb. 26 — W. Seventh,
3100 block — Prowler
reported.
Identity theft or bank/
credit card fraud:
Theft, burglary
or robbery:
Feb. 21 — E. 14th, 1800
block — Theft of a check
reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses
and impounds:
Feb. 19 — Washington
Street, 500 block — Hit and
run reported.
Feb. 21 — W. 12th, 2300
block — A 3-year-old was
reported to be locked in a
vehicle with the keys (public
assist).
Feb. 22 — Brewery Grade
— Abandoned vehicle
reported. The owner was
contacted and he advised
it had broken down and
he didn’t know what to do
with it. Officers told him he
needed to arrange for it to be
moved or it would be towed.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or
terms violations:
Feb. 19 — E. Seventh, 400
block — Male arrested and
lodged at NORCOR for a
parole violation.
Feb. 20 — W. Second —
Male cited for three Hood
River County misdemeanor
warrants (possession of
heroin, driving under the
influence of intoxicants and
reckless driving).
Feb. 23 — The Dalles —
Male lodged at NORCOR for
violating a restraining order.
Feb. 24 — The Dalles —
Violation of a restraining
order reported.
Feb. 25 — Portland —
Portland officers arrested
a The Dalles male on a
warrant. He was lodged at
Clackamas County Jail.
Feb. 20 — E. Scenic Drive,
700 block — Theft of a
curved mirror at the end of a
driveway reported.
Feb. 20 — W. Second, 100
block — Car prowl reported.
Items were taken from a
glove box.
Feb. 20 — W. sixth, 2600
block — Officers warned a
female for theft of services
after she was observed
throwing a small bag of gar-
bage in a business dumpster.
Feb. 21 — E. 19th, 1700
block — Theft of a backpack
reported. The male said he
would check the last place
he might have left it to see
if it had been turned in. He
was cleared from the hos-
pital and officers transport-
ed him to W. Second and
Lincoln.
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Feb. 19 — Mill Creek and
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Feb. 22 — Vey Way,
1000 block — Bomb threat
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