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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
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POLICE REPORTS
Bingen-White
Salmon Police
Hood River
County Sheriff
March 8-14
Animal calls:
March 13 — White Salmon
— Animal owner advised of
required permitting.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic
violence:
March 11 — White
Salmon — Domestic dispute
reported. March 14 — White
Salmon — Threatening re-
ported. Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal trespass
and vandalism:
March 13 — White
Salmon — Disorderly con-
duct reported. A male was
contacted.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
March 9 — White Salmon
— Male cited for driving
while suspended III.
March 13 — White
Salmon — Non-injury motor
vehicle crash reported.
March 14 — White
Salmon — Officers assisted a
subject who was locked out
of a vehicle.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
March 9 — Bingen — Male
arrested on a warrant.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
March 14 — White
Salmon — Theft of items
from a storage unit reported.
Other:
March 11 — Bingen —
Weapons offense reported.
March 4-13
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic
violence:
March 13 — Willow
Flat Road — Contempt of
court reported (domestic
problem).
Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants:
March 8 — Hood River
— Odell male arrested for
driving under the influ-
ence of alcohol following
a crash on Highway 35 at
Meadowbrook. BAC regis-
tered .20 percent. He was
cited and released at the
sheriff’s office.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
March 11 — Tucker
Road and Bonneville Drive
— Deputy investigated a
non-injury motor vehicle
accident.
March 13 — State Street,
300 block — Female arrested
for felony driving while
suspended, tampering
with physical evidence and
post-prison supervision.
March 13 — Davis Drive
— Deputy investigated a sin-
gle car motor vehicle crash
on the Odell Highway.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
March 7 — Hood River
— Subject arrested on a re-
straining order violation and
probation violation detainer,
and lodged at NORCOR.
March 9 — State Street,
300 block — Male cited
and released on multiple
outstanding misdemeanor
warrants.
Sex offenses:
March 10 — Hood River
County — Sex abuse II
reported.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
March 4 — Riordan Hill
Drive, 4400 block — Mail
theft reported.
March 5 — Tucker Road,
1600 block — Deputy fol-
lowed up on a cold burglary
II.
March 10 — Portland
Drive — Car prowl reported.
March 12 — Stoltz Drive
— Mail theft reported.
Other:
March 4 — State Street,
300 block — U.S. currency
was located in the evidence
room and deposited.
March 7 — Belmont
Drive, 3600 block — BB
pistol, found on a school
playground, collected by
deputies.
March 9 — Leasure Drive,
Parkdale — Unattended
death reported.
March 12 — S.W. Benson
Street, Cascade Locks
— Deputies contacted a
Cascade Locks resident
who had been previously
reported as missing out of
Las Vegas.
Hood River Police
March 7-13
Disorderly conduct, mis-
chief, criminal trespass and
vandalism:
March 10 — 12th Street,
1700 block — Male arrested
for disorderly conduct II and
two detainers out of Wasco
County.
Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants:
March 11 — I-84 at exit
64 — Washington male ar-
rested for driving under the
influence of intoxicants. The
vehicle was towed.
March 12 — Cascade
Avenue — Seaside resident
arrested on the charge of
driving under the influence
of a controlled substance.
During further investigation,
two different controlled
substances, of which the
subject was suspected of
being under the influence,
were seized.
March 12 — I-84 at mile-
post 65 — Male arrested for
driving under the influence
of alcohol.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
March 13 — 12th Street
— Officers responded to
the emergency room on
the report of a male patent
who was reporting being
assaulted by four males.
Upon investigation, the
victim gave a fictitious story
about the assault to hide the
fact he had crashed a moped
in Washington State. He was
cited for initiating a false
report. Washington State
Patrol arrived at the hospital
to investigate the crash.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
March 10 — I-84 at exit
64 — Hood River resident
arrested on an outstanding
warrant out of Hood River
County Circuit Court.
March 11 — Cascade
Avenue — Portland resident
arrested on an outstanding
failure to appear warrant out
of Clackamas County.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
March 7 — Cascade
Avenue, 900 block — Officer
contacted a resident regard-
ing the theft of parts from
their motor vehicle.
March 8 — Wasco Avenue,
2700 block — Two residents
of The Dalles were arrested,
cited and released on the
charges of theft II, theft II
and theft II conspiracy.
March 10 — Montello
Avenue, 400 block — Theft
of a bike, valued at $3,600,
reported.
March 11 — Third Street,
1000 block — Unauthorized
entry into a motor vehicle
reported. The vehicle was
damaged during the prowl.
The Dalles Police
March 12-18
Agency assists:
March 12 — Richland
Court, 700 block — Officer
assisted code enforcement
with taking photos of the
exterior of a home as per a
warrant.
March 12 — E. 10th, 1600
block — Officers assisted
Washington County by at-
tempting to serve a warrant.
March 13 — I-84 at mile-
post 100 — City police were
advised by Wasco County
that Oregon State Police
was in possible pursuit of a
vehicle. The vehicle crashed
at Second and Hostetler.
The hospital reported being
aware that the subject swal-
lowed methamphetamine.
The vehicle was towed. The
male suspect later fled from
the hospital. By the time of-
ficers arrived, the male was
back in custody.
March 16 — Gresham —
Detectives requested aid in
locating a subject from The
Dalles who had reported a
homicide in Gresham.
March 16 — W. Second,
3500 block — Officers
attempted to locate a subject
with a class C failure to
appear warrant out of Wasco
County (criminal trespass
II). Wasco County Sheriff’s
Department later located
the male, who was cited and
released on the warrant.
March 17 — W. Richland
Court, 700 block — Officer
assisted code enforcement
in executing a warrant.
March 17 — E. Ninth
— Officers assisted with a
medical call.
March 18 — The Dalles
— Suicidal subject called
the hospital and hung up.
Officers located the subject,
who agreed to go to the
hospital for help.
Animal calls:
March 13 — W. 13th, 1700
block — Ongoing issue with
a cougar hunting in the area
reported. Extra patrol was
requested.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic
violence:
March 12 — Bargeway
Road — Male trespassed
from a property after a do-
mestic dispute.
March 12 — E. Columbia
View Drive, 3300 block —
Two residents had a physical
altercation. Both went their
separate ways.
March 12 — River Road,
200 block — Disturbance
reported.
March 12 — Wasco Street
— Domestic dispute report-
ed in Hood River. A female
pushed a male; the male
grabbed her and forced her
into the vehicle. The vehicle
was found to be rolled over
near The Dalles exit. The
three occupants were out
of the vehicle, which was
towed.
March 12 — W. 10th —
Disturbance reported.
March 13 — W. Second —
Domestic dispute reported.
March 13 — E. Seventh —
Domestic dispute reported.
March 13 — W. 13th —
Disturbance reported.
March 14 — Washington
Street — Domestic dispute
reported.
March 14 — E. 14th
and Riverview Street —
Harassment reported.
March 15 — W. Pomona
Street — Disturbance
reported.
March 15 — E. Seventh —
Harassment reported.
March 15 — W. Sixth —
Domestic dispute reported.
March 16 — W. Second —
Domestic dispute reported.
March 16 — E. Seventh —
Female arrested and lodged
at NORCOR for an assault.
March 17 — W. Eighth
Place — Domestic dispute
reported.
March 17 — E. Eighth —
Domestic dispute reported.
March 18 — W. Floral
Court — Harassment
reported. A vehicle tire was
slashed.
March 18 — E. Second —
Harassment reported.
Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
March 12 — E. 19th Street,
1700 block — Drug para-
phernalia, possibly meth-
amphetamine-related, and
a baggie with a clear crystal
substance reported in a pa-
tient’s belongings. An officer
collected the evidence for
destruction.
March 16 — W. Pomona
Street, 900 block — Possible
drug deal reported.
Disorderly conduct, mis-
chief, criminal trespass and
vandalism:
March 12 — W. 10th, 3300
block — Criminal mischief
reported. A vehicle was van-
dalized and a shed entered.
March 12 — W. Hostetler
Street, 800 block — Criminal
mischief reported. Someone
egged a vehicle and left a box
on the porch with two used
condoms inside.
March 12 — E. Second,
300 block — Female tres-
passed from a property.
March 13 — W. 10th, 1700
block — Criminal mischief
reported. Children were
reported to be throwing
rocks at an apartment. The
children were later reported
to have been talked to by
their mother.
March 14 — E. Ninth, 2200
block — Vandalism report-
ed. Subjects were reported
to be throwing rocks over a
porch railing.
March 14 — W. Fifth
Place, 1100 block — After
medical and mental clear-
ance, a male was transported
and lodged at NORCOR for
disorderly conduct II, assault
on a police officer and crimi-
nal trespass I.
March 14 — Mt. Hood
Street, 400 block — Four
transient males reported
to be drinking beer outside
a business and making a
scene. One subject was in
the area upon arrival of law
enforcement and left at the
officer’s request.
March 15 — W. Second
and Hostetler — Vandalism
to a vehicle reported.
March 16 — W. Sixth, 3600
block — Criminal mischief
reported. Someone had lit a
pallet on fire, which employ-
ees were able to put out.
March 17 — W. First, 200
block — Two subjects were
reported to be on the fuel
towers. Officers made con-
tact with the two, who were
advised to stay away from
the area.
March 18 — W. Seventh —
Female cited for disorderly
conduct after a physical
fight.
March 18 — Mt. Hood
Street, 400 block —
Disorderly conduct report-
ed. A male was reported to
be cursing at kids. He was
contacted by officers and
advised to stop yelling at
people in the area.
March 18 — W. Seventh
Street, 2700 block —
Criminal mischief reported.
A female broke a back vehi-
cle window with a baseball
bat and left the scene.
Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants:
March 13 — Court Street,
400 block — Male cited
and released for driving
under the influence of
intoxicants. BAC registered
.03 for marijuana and
methamphetamine.
March 17 — Second and
Cherry Heights — Driving
under the influence of intox-
icants reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
March 12 — Mt. Hood
Street, 400 block — Motor
vehicle accident reported. A
vehicle struck a median.
March 12 — E. 11th, 400
block — Motor vehicle
crash reported. A vehicle
hit a parked vehicle while
attempting to make room for
an oncoming vehicle.
March 13 — W. Sixth,
1200 block — Hit and run
reported. Two dents were
located on the driver side of
a vehicle.
March 14 — Mt. Hood
Street, 1100 block — Hit and
run to a parked vehicle re-
ported. There was damage to
the driver’s side rear fender.
March 15 — W. Eighth and
Garrison — Two car motor
vehicle accident reported.
One subject was transported
to the hospital after com-
plaining of neck pain and
their vehicle towed.
March 15 — E. 12th and
Madison Street — One car
motor vehicle accident
reported. No injuries were
reported and no citations
given.
March 16 — W. sixth, 3500
block — A vehicle backed
into another vehicle.
March 16 — W. Sixth, 1300
block — Hit and run report-
ed. The vehicle was towed
and Public Works assisted
with a sweeper for the glass.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
March 15 — E. 10th, 200
block — Male cited and
released for multiple failure
to appear warrants out of
Multnomah and Washington
counties.
March 17 — W. Sixth, 2900
block — Male issued a fail-
ure to appear warrant out of
The Dalles Municipal Court.
March 17 — W. Pomona
Street, 1000 block — Male
cited and released for two
failure to appear warrants
out of Wasco County.
March 17 — W. First, 200
block — A male was cited
for three failure to appear
warrants.
March 18 — Court Street,
700 block — Male cited and
released on two warrants out
of Wasco County.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
March 12 — The Dalles —
Theft of a phone reported.
March 12 — W. Sixth, 1300
block — Male caught shop-
lifting from a store. He left
the items but management
requested he be trespassed
from the location.
March 12 — W. 10th
and Perkins — Stolen bike
reported to have been found
with someone else riding it.
A juvenile reported finding
the bike that day and was
counseled by officers to re-
port any found bikes to verify
if it has been reported stolen.
The bike was returned to its
owner.
March 13 — W. Sixth, 2600
block — Burglary reported.
March 14 — W. Fifth
Place, 1100 block — Burglary
reported.
March 15 — W.
Chenowith Loop Road, 800
block — Theft of a catalytic
converter reported.
March 15 — W. 14th, 2200
block — Theft reported.
March 15 — E. 14th, 1000
block — Theft reported.
March 15 — Klindt Drive,
3600 block — Burglary
reported.
March 15 — Liberty
Street, 1100 block — Prowler
reported.
March 16 — W. First, 1500
block — Theft of catalytic
converters reported over the
weekend. One was stolen
and a second was started but
not finished.
March 16 — W. sixth, 3800
block — Burglary reported.
A male broke into a home,
got on top of the reporting
party and tried to take the
phone. The male was lodged
at NORCOR for burglary I,
criminal mischief II, crimi-
nal mischief III, harassment,
interfering with making a
police report interfering with
a police officer.
March 17 — Lone Pine
Drive, 500 block — Possible
stolen vehicle reported.
March 18 — W. 10th
Place, 1700 block — Prowler
reported.
March 18 — W. 10th, 800
block — Car prowl reported.
March 18 — E. Second,
600 block — Theft of a cata-
lytic converter for the second
time reported.
March 18 — W. 10th,
2400 block — Theft of $480
reported.
March 18 — W. Sixth,
1200 block — Theft of a $700
laptop reported.
March 18 — Clackamas
County — Stolen firearm
recovered in Clackamas
County.
March 18 — Center Street,
200 block — Vehicle in front
of a residence reported
as stolen. The vehicle was
located on I-84 and a pursuit
occurred. Wasco County was
also in pursuit.
Other:
March 12-18 — The Dalles
— Officers responded to 35
mental health calls and 12
welfare checks.
March 12 — Bret
Clodfelter Way, 3200 block
— Lost wallet, including
credit cards, driver’s license
and social security card,
reported.
March 13 — W. Ninth,
2000 block — Unattended
death reported.
March 13 — W. Seventh,
3200 block — Loud music
reported. An officer contact-
ed the residents and those
inside agreed to turn the
music down.
March 16 — E. Scenic
Drive, 300 block —
Unaccompanied minor
reported. The child was
reunited with her mother.
March 18 — Oregon
Avenue — Three calls were
received regarding possible
gunshots. It was later deter-
mined to be fireworks.
March 18 — E. 13th Place
— Two callers reported
illegal fireworks from the
previous evening.
Wasco County Sheriff
March 12-18
Agency assists:
March 12 — I-84 near
exit 82 — Deputies con-
ducted traffic control
for Oregon State Police
and were relieved by
Oregon Department of
Transportation. Agency
assist.
March 12 — Eagle Point
Road and Morrow Road,
Tygh Valley — Oregon State
Police were out on a possible
driving while intoxicated call
and requested cover from
deputies.
March 13 — W. Highway
30, 5500 block — A residen-
tial fire was spread to a bush;
Mid-Columbia Fire and
Rescue requested Highway
30 be shut down due to fire
equipment blocking the
roadway. Deputies assisted
by closing Highway 30 until
released from the scene by
MCFR command.
March 15 — W. Highway
30, 4500 block — Deputies
assisted Oregon State Police
with a traffic stop.
March 17 — Plumas
County, Calif. — Deputy
from Plumas County called
the sheriff’s office for
information on a subject
from The Dalles who had
threatened a Californian real
estate agent. Local deputies
were unable to locate any
files on the subject. Agency
assist
March 18 — Sevenmile
Hill — Deputies assisted
with a vehicle stop in which
the driver fled.
March 18 — Terminal
Avenue, 200 block —
Deputies assisted Oregon
State Police with a high-
risk traffic stop on a stolen
vehicle.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic
violence:
March 17 — W. Irving
Street — Harassment re-
ported. A male returned to a
property from which he had
been previously trespassed.
March 18 — W. Seventh —
A female was reported to be
attempting to physically fight
people in a parking lot.
Disorderly conduct, mis-
chief, criminal trespass and
vandalism:
March 13 — Emigrant
Street, 80000 block, Tygh
Valley — Unwanted subject
reported.
March 14 — W. 13th, 3600
block — Trespass reported.
March 15 — Marsh Cutoff
Road and W. Highway 30 —
Vandalism reported.
March 16 — Highway 216,
77000 block — Vandalism
reported. Someone shot an
arrow in the air and it went
through the reporting party’s
shop.
March 17 — Simonelli
Road and Highway 30 —
Trash pile, including paint
cans, reported. A male was
located and admitted to
dumping four florescent
lights and then retrieving
them. He was counseled
regarding offensive littering.
Identity theft or bank/
credit card fraud:
March 15 — W. Oak
Street, 1000 block — Fraud
reported.
March 18 — The Dalles
— Possible identity theft
reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
March 13 — Highway 26
at Frog Lake — Single car
traffic crash into a snowbank
reported. The vehicle was
towed.
March 16 — Bret
Clodfelter Way, 3200 block
— Abandoned vehicle
reported. The passenger
window had been broken,
and glass was on the seat.
March 16 — Highway
197 — A vehicle pursuit was
initiated, with speeds rang-
ing from 100 to more than
120 mph. Warm Springs
was advised. The driver was
violation driving while sus-
pended and a case number
taken.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
March 18 — S. Oak road,
200 block, Tygh Valley —
Stolen vehicle reported.
Other:
March 12-18 — Wasco
County — Deputies
responded to one mental
health and two welfare calls.
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