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B4 Columbia Gorge News Wednesday, March 10, 2021 www.columbiagorgenews.com POLICE REPORTS BINGEN-WHITE SALMON POLICE Feb. 22-28 Agency assists: Feb. 22 — White Salmon — Police assisted another agency with a deceased subject. Feb. 23 — White Salmon — Police attempted to locate suspicious subjects for an- other agency. Feb. 27 — White Salmon — Medics were requested to evaluate a subject. Feb. 28 — White Salmon — A subject was reported to be having a psychiatric episode. The subject was contacted. Identity theft or bank/ credit card fraud: Feb. 22 — Bingen — Counterfeit money reported (fraud). Motor vehicle crashes, incidents, offenses and impounds: Feb. 26 — Bingen — Officers assisted a subject who was locked out of a vehicle. Other: Feb. 23 — Bingen — Welfare check conducted; ongoing investigation. Feb. 24 — White Salmon — A subject was transport- ed for an evaluation after a welfare check. Feb. 26 — Bingen — Noise complaint reported. The resident was contacted and music turned down. Feb. 26 — Bingen — Officers attempted to make contact at a residence for a welfare check. HOOD RIVER POLICE Feb. 21-27 Agency assists: Feb. 23 — Cascade Avenue, 2600 block — City units successfully spiked a vehicle. Feb. 25 — State Street, 300 block — Drug Recognition Evaluation conducted on a subject suspected of being under the influence of a controlled substance. Driving under the influence of intoxicants: Feb. 26 — Button Bridge Road — Hood River resident arrested on the charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. BAC registered more than twice the legal limit. Identity theft or bank/ credit card fraud: Feb. 26 — Cascade Avenue, 2600 block — The Dalles resident was cited and released for identity theft and fraudulent use of a credit card. Motor vehicle crashes, incidents, offenses and impounds: Feb. 22 — Hood River — Male cited for misdemeanor driving while suspended. Outstanding warrants, parole, probation or terms violations: Feb. 26 — Cascade Avenue — Juvenile male arrested on an outstanding warrant and lodged at NORCOR Juvenile. Feb. 26 — Button Bridge Road — Klickitat resident cited and released on a Hood River County Circuit Court failure to appear warrant. Feb. 27 — E. Marina Drive, 1000 block — Non-resident female arrested on an out- standing arrest warrant and for criminally driving while suspended. Theft, burglary or robbery: Feb. 21 — Wasco Avenue, 2700 block — Forced entrance to a business reported. The suspect used bolt cutters to gain entry into a portion of the property and stole more than $700 of merchandise. Feb. 21 — 12th Street, 1800 block — Transient male ar- rested for theft and trespass. He was additionally charged with two counts of criminal mischief after he applied graffiti to two businesses. Feb. 22 — Pacific Avenue, 900 block — Unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle reported. Feb. 22 — E. Eugene Street, 400 block — A vehicle was entered and items stolen overnight. Feb. 22 — Eugene Street, 700 block — A vehicle was entered and items stolen inside. Feb. 22 — Eugene Street, 700 block — An unknown individual entered a vehicle and stole a wallet. Someone later attempted to use a credit card at a non-local restaurant. Feb. 23 — Ninth Court, 1600 block — Stolen vehicle reported. Feb. 25 — Sieverkropp Drive, 800 block — Suspicious vehicle in a parking lot reported. A registration check revealed the vehicle was reported stolen out of Vancouver. The vehicle was towed. Feb. 26 — Montello Avenue, 1200 block — Burglary reported. HOOD RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF Feb. 9 to March 1 Agency assists: Feb. 23 — Cascade Avenue, 2600 block — Deputies assisted Hood River Police and Oregon State Police in the apprehen- sion of a suspect. Assaults, harassment, menacing and domestic violence: Feb. 16 — Indian Creek Road — Bias-related cyber bullying from a student reported. Feb. 16 — S.W. Benson, Cascade Locks — Domestic disturbance reported. Feb. 19 — Chevron Drive — Juvenile female arrested for domestic assault IV and lodged at NORCOR Juvenile. Feb. 22 — Wells Drive — Female arrested for menacing. Feb. 27 — Ehrck Hill Drive — Male arrested for domestic assault IV and harassment. Disorderly conduct, mischief, criminal trespass and vandalism: Feb. 17 — S.W. Benson, 100 block, Cascade Locks — Criminal mischief reported. Feb. 18 — S.W. John Quincy Court, 0-100 block, Cascade Locks — Vandalism to a vehicle reported. Feb. 20 — Eliot Drive — Female cited for criminal mischief following a domes- tic disturbance. Driving under the influence of intoxicants: Feb. 9 — Tucker Road near Pheasant Drive — Male arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants. Feb. 11 — Frankton Road, 700 block — Male arrested for driving under the influ- ence of a controlled sub- stance after causing a crash near Post Canyon Drive. Identity theft or bank/ credit card fraud: Feb. 16 — AGA Road, 3300 block, Odell — Identity theft reported. Hood River Motor vehicle crashes, incidents, offenses and impounds: Feb. 9 — Highway 35, Hood River — Single car traffic crash investigated. Feb. 11 — Fir Mountain Road, 3300 block — Single vehicle crash with injury investigated. Feb. 12 — Highway 35 at milepost 93 — Deputies towed a vehicle that had been abandoned in a snow storm. Feb. 17 — Dee Highway, 5500 block, Parkdale — Deputy responded to a non-injury traffic crash. Feb. 21 — Lost Lake Road, 5500 block, Dee — Deputy responded to a two vehicle, non-injury traffic crash. Feb. 23 — Front Street, 200 block — Deputy responded to a two vehicle, minor traf- fic crash that occurred near the Highway 30/Highway 35 intersection. March 1 — Country Club Road, 1700 block — Hit and run to property reported. Outstanding warrants, parole, probation or terms violations: Feb. 10 — Parkdale — Male cited and released for two warrants following a traffic stop. Feb. 22 — Hood River — Deputies were notified that a juvenile on probation was sending inappropriate pic- tures using a school email. Sex offenses: Feb. 23 — Hood River — Possible sexual assault reported. Theft, burglary or robbery: Feb. 21 — Mount Hood — Theft reported. Other: Feb. 9 — Hood River — Child welfare check conducted. Feb. 15 — Hood River — Suicide investigated. Feb. 23 — S.W. Ruckel Street, Cascade Locks — Two runaway juvenile males reported. THE DALLES POLICE Feb. 26 to March 4 Agency assists: March 2 — The Dalles — It was reported that a man on the bridge was leaning over and putting his legs over the railing. Oregon State Police requested assistance. The subject was later reported to be off the bridge. Klickitat County Sheriff’s Office was advised. March 2 — Lone Pine In Lieu Site — Officers assisted Intertribe with a disorderly conduct call. All parties were separated. March 3 — E. 14th, 200 block — Ongoing issue of a barking dog intermit- tently throughout the night reported. March 4 — W. Seventh, 2000 block — Dog barking for the past eight hours in an RV parked in a parking lot reported. The owner was contacted. Animal calls: Feb. 28 — W. Eighth, 2100 block — Dogs were reported to have killed all of a subject’s chickens in the past two weeks and had just threatened the subject on their porch. March 2 — Dry Hollow Road, 1900 block — Dog owner warned after a dog nipped at a minor’s leg. March 4 — E. 10th Street, 2100 block — City safety officer reported a dog bite to the back of his leg while placing a door hanger on a residence. It was unknown if the dog is vaccinated. Shed fire A Hood River man was arrested and charged with first degree arson after a March 1 fire in a mobile home park at 3300 West Cascade Ave. Hood River Fire Department and police responded to the 11:39 p.m. fire, finding a shed engulfed in flames. One other home was damaged, according to Chief of Police Neal Holste, who said that after investigating, officers discovered the fire had been intentionally set by Ricardo Ortiz-Torres, 28, of Hood River, who had been living on the property. Ortiz-Torres was lodged at NORCOR. Kirby Neumann-Rea photo Assaults, harassment, menacing and domestic violence: Feb. 26 — W. Seventh — Harassment reported. A cus- tomer assaulted a bartender. Feb. 27 — W. Sixth — A physical domestic dispute was reported outside of a store. A male was lodged at NORCOR on a parole viola- tion warrant. Feb. 27 — W. Second — Disturbance reported. Two males were threatening each other with knives. A male was warned for disorderly conduct. Feb. 27 — W. 10th — Harassment reported. Feb. 28 — E. 16th — Disturbance reported. A female was later arrested for domestic harassment. Feb. 28 — E. 13th — Harassment reported. Feb. 28 — W. Seventh — Female cited for harassment. Feb. 28 — E. 10th — Disturbance reported. Feb. 28 — W. Second — Owner of a repossessed ve- hicle came to the impound and verbally threatened a subject. Feb. 28 — Lone Pine In Lieu Site — Assault and attempted theft of a vehicle reported. Intertribe respond- ed and Oregon State Police were notified. The suspect was at the hospital but arrest for two counts of assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and a circuit court felony warrant were pending, as was lodging at NORCOR. Feb. 28 — The Dalles — Harassment reported. Feb. 28 — W. Second and Pentland — Verbal harass- ment reported. March 1 — W. Seventh — Harassment reported. March 1 — E. Columbia View Drive — Harassment reported. March 1 — E. Ninth — Domestic dispute reported. March 2 — W. Sixth — Disturbance reported. March 2 — E. 10th — Male arrested for harassment. March 3 — W. 10th and Hostetler — Disturbance reported. March 3 — W. Third — Harassment reported. March 3 — E. Ninth — Domestic dispute reported. March 4 — E. 11th — Harassment reported. Controlled substance violations (non-DUII): Feb. 28 — E. Third Street, 500 block — Baggie of meth- amphetamine found on a business floor. March 1 — W. Walnut Street, 700 block — Eight syringes were found in the middle of a field. They were collected for disposal. Disorderly conduct, mischief, criminal trespass and vandalism: Feb. 26 — W. Seventh and Snipes — Disorderly con- duct reported. A male was contacted and at the officer’s request, put a knife in his backpack and agreed not to draw any more attention. Imagine The Difference You Can Make DONATE YOUR CAR 1631 Woods Ct Suite 102 Hood River, OR 97031 541-386-0826 Deck and Fence Yes, we work in Winter! 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Sixth, 1200 block — Disorderly conduct reported. A male was yelling at people at a business. The male was trespassed. March 1 — W. 11th, 500 block — Criminal mischief reported. A car was broken into overnight; the window was scratched and a seal ripped off. March 1 — W. Third, 300 block — Female returned to a property from which she had been previously trespassed. March 1 — Mt. Hood Street — Male warned for disorderly conduct and tres- passed from two businesses. March 1 — E. 15th, 1900 block — Trespass reported. March 1 — W. Second, 200 block — Male chain locked a hotel door, flipped over the mattress and night stand and climbed out of a second sto- ry bathroom window, then tried to re-enter the room through the front window. The male’s debit card was charged for damages, and he was trespassed from the property. March 2 — I-84, The Dalles — Dispatch received more than 10 calls regarding a male subject attempting to get hit by vehicles on the freeway. It was later reported that the male had started a fire in his garage prior to go- ing to the freeway. The male was located and was report- ed to be intoxicated. He was transferred to the hospital by medics, then cited and released for disorderly con- duct II, criminal mischief III and reckless burning. March 3 — W. Sixth, 3800 block — Male trespassed from a property. March 3 — W. Sixth, 1200 block — Male trespassed from a property. March 3 — E. Ninth, 1800 block — Female returned to a property from which she had been previously trespassed. March 3 — W. Third, 100 block — Disorderly conduct reported. A female was trespassed. March 4 — Jefferson Street, 1200 block — Trespass reported. March 4 — Lone Pine Drive, 500 block — Disorderly conduct report- ed. The subject was calm when officers arrived. March 4 — Webber Street, 1000 block — Criminal mischief reported. A male was reported to be hitting picnic tables and vehicles. The male denied hitting any cars. He was trespassed. March 4 — W. Third Street, 300 block — Female returned to a property from which she had been previ- ously trespassed. Officers determined the female was in crisis and it was safer to let her stay than attempt to move her. Center for Living was notified. Driving under the influence of intoxicants: Feb. 27 — W. Second, 1200 block — Male arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants. BAC regis- tered .19 percent. Feb. 27 — E. Fourth Street, 800 block — Male arrest- ed for driving under the influence of intoxicants and released to a friend. Feb. 28 — W. Sixth, 1300 block — Pedestrian vs. vehicle reported. The driver was later arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants and two counts of reckless endangering. The victim was transported to the hospital by medics. March 3 — Cherry Heights and Second — Female stopped for failure to maintain lane and failure to signal. She was arrested for driving under the influence of a controlled substance. Motor vehicle crashes, incidents, offenses and impounds: Feb. 26 — E. Second and Washington — A green street sign at the intersection blew off of a pole and hit a vehicle, causing damage. An officer picked up the sign and con- tacted public works. March 2 — W. Walnut Street, 1000 block — Parking complaint reported. March 3 — Washington Street, 400 block — Traffic crash reported. A car backed into another car, causing damage to the driver’s side door. March 3 — Hostetler Street, 700 block — Traffic crash reported. A vehicle lightly struck another vehicle from the back. Outstanding warrants, parole, probation or terms violations: Feb. 26 — W. Hostetler and W. Sixth — Male arrest- ed for felon in possession of a weapon. Feb. 28 — Mt. Hood Street, 500 block — Female lodged at NORCOR for three failure to appear warrants (criminal trespass II, theft II and theft I, identity theft, criminal mistreatment I, fraudulent use of a credit card and unlawful possession of methamphetamine). 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