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Community Events
■ June 7 — Lyle Lions
Club Meeting, 6 p.m. at
the Lyle Lions Community
Center, corner of Fifth and
Highway 14. No potluck;
masks required.
■ June 8 — Mommy &
Baby Wellness, noon to 1
p.m. via Zoom; register at
541-296-7319 or visit mcmc.
net. “Kegels, bladder health
and exercise.”
■ June 8 — Growing
Oregon Gardeners: Level
Up Series, 3 p.m. via Zoom.
Unique Winter Vegetables
to Grow with Lane Selman.
Register at extension.
oregonstate.edu/mg/grow-
ing-oregon-gardeners-lev-
el-series.
■ June 8 — Survivors
of Suicide Loss Support
Group, 5:30-630 p.m. via
Zoom; for a link, email
belinda.ballah@co.hood-riv-
er.or.us.
■ June 11-12 —
Rummage Sale, 8 a.m. to
4 p.m. at Zion Lutheran
Church, 101 W. 10th, The
Dalles. Masks required.
■ June 12 — Hazardous
Waste Collection Event,
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Eastgate Park, 95 WaNaPa
St., Cascade Locks. For
more info, call Tri-County
Hazardous Waste &
Recycling, 541-506-2636, or
visit www.tricountyrecycle.
com.
■ June 15 — Mommy &
Baby Wellness, noon to 1
p.m. via Zoom; register at
541-296-7319 or visit mcmc.
net.
■ June 17 — NORCOR
Board Meeting, 10 a.m.
to noon via Zoom; was-
cocounty-org.zoom.
us/j/84289905115 or
call 1(253)215-8782, Pin:
84289905515# .
■ June 17 — (Virtual)
Afternoon Tea Celebration,
4 p.m. Benefit for History
May 31 — Dylan Michael
Grant, failure to appear
I, three counts failure to
appear II, reckless driving,
recklessly endangering
another person, attempt to
elude police officer (vehicle
offense), attempt to elude
police officer (foot), failure
to perform the duties of
a driver (hit and run with
property damage)
June 1 — Michael James
Minson, parole violation.
June 1 — Kristy Lee
Millan, violation of a release
agreement.
June 2 — William
Joseph Baker, three counts
post-prison supervision
sanction.
June 2 — Duane Edward
Christianson, six counts
failure to appear II and two
counts failure to appear I.
June 2 — Zachary William
Callan, three counts proba-
tion violation.
June 2 — Camila Deanne
Halverson, probation
violation.
June 2 — Cody McMillen
Sims, parole violation,
criminal mischief II, theft
II, criminal trespass II and
unauthorized use of a motor
vehicle.
June 2 — Donny Lee
Smith, post-prison supervi-
sion sanction.
June 2 — Epica Preuitt,
probation violation.
June 2 — Casey Charles
Lanphear, post-prison su-
pervision sanction.
June 2 — Travis Stephen
Burington, parole violation
and failure to appear II.
theft I and robbery I.
Museum of Hood River
County. Cost includes treats,
tea and a free admission
pass to museum. RSVP
required at www.hoodriv-
erhistorymuseum.org; click
“events/rentals” tab.
Ongoing
■ Ongoing this summer
— Gorge Farmers Markets.
For a list, visit www.gorge-
grown.com.
■ Wednesdays — The
Dalles Rotary Club, noon
via Zoom. Address: us02web.
zoom.us/j/693639881?p-
wd=UFlNdWw2QTZGTUR-
mRHVhY3VlZUQvQT09
(us02web.zoom.us).
■ Thursdays — The
Dalles Kiwanis Club Online
Meetings. Log in between
11:45 a.m. and 1 p.m. at
TheDallesKiwanisZoom.us.
For more info, go to www.
thedalleskiwanis.org or
The-Dalles-Kiwanis-Club on
Facebook. June 10: Andrea
Klaas, update on Port of The
Dalles.
POLICE REPORTS
NORCOR
May 27 to June 3
Assaults, harassment,
and domestic violence:
May 27 — Heriberto
Flores Delgado, misdemean-
or domestic assault IV and
strangulation; released.
May 27 — Thomas Paul
Shelton, assault II and mis-
demeanor domestic assault
IV.
May 28 — Otis Patrick
Barr, felony domestic assault
IV; released.
May 28 — Douglas Bryon
Smith, harassment and
menacing.
June 1 — Chance Michael
Sendejas, two counts
harassment, intimidation
II, two counts aggravated
harassment and a probation
violation.
June 2 — Dallas William
Lawson, misdemeanor do-
mestic assault IV; released.
Disorderly conduct and
criminal trespass:
June 2 — Michael Joseph
Sanino, criminal trespass
II, two counts disorderly
conduct II, interference with
a police officer and misde-
meanor domestic assault IV;
released.
June 2 — Thomas R.
Vallier, three counts reckless-
ly endangering another per-
son and criminal mischief II.
Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants:
May 27 — Charles Joseph
Newell, misdemeanor
driving under the influence
of alcohol.
May 27 — James Dean
Kimble, misdemeanor driv-
ing under the influence of a
controlled substance.
May 27 — Ariel Minne,
misdemeanor driving under
the influence of a controlled
substance.
May 28 — Benjamen Joe
Pitcthall, misdemeanor driv-
ing under the influence of
a controlled substance, two
counts failure to perform the
duties of a driver (hit and
run with property damage),
interfering with a police
officer, reckless driving, six
counts recklessly endan-
gering another person and
three counts assault IV;
released.
May 29 — Alexander
Jacob Yankee, misdemeanor
driving under the influence
of alcohol; released.
May 30 — Eric Michael
Schmidt, misdemeanor
driving under the influence
of alcohol, reckless driving
and two counts recklessly
endangering another per-
son; released.
May 30 — Jenna Marie
Shane, misdemeanor
driving under the influence
of alcohol, reckless driving
and recklessly endangering
another person; released.
June 2 — Christopher
Kuske, two counts misde-
meanor driving under the
influence of alcohol and
failure to perform the duties
of a driver (hit and run with
property damage).
Motor vehicle incidents:
June 3 — Brenda Jean
Barry, unauthorized use of a
motor vehicle.
Outstanding warrants, or
terms violations:
May 27 — Tabatha
N. Winslow, probation
violation.
May 28 — Aumontae
Smith, United States
Marshall federal hold.
May 30 — Nathan Louis
Lorengel, parole violation.
May 30 —Joseph Leonard
Jones, violation of a restrain-
ing order.
May 31 — McKayla Rose
Moser, probation violation,
unlawful possession of
methamphetamine I, four
counts forgery I, 24 counts
mail theft, five counts crim-
inal possession of a forged
instrument I, failure to
carry and present operator’s
license and three counts
identity theft.
Sex offenses:
June 1 — Jonathan Leigh
Johnson, two counts sex
abuse I.
Theft or robbery:
June 2 — Christian Dahn
Dlouhy, three counts rob-
bery I, three counts burglary
I, two counts aggravated
Other:
June 2 — Ronald Conklin,
agency hold.
Bingen-White
Salmon Police
May 24-30
During the week of May
24, Bingen-White Salmon
Police Department respond-
ed to the following crimes,
which resulted in arrests:
Assault (one), warrants
(one).
Notable incidents
■ Officers assisted with a
fleeing theft suspect in White
Salmon.
■ The theft of a helmet and
earpiece was reported in
White Salmon.
Hood River Police
May 23-29
During the week of May
23, Hood River Police offi-
cers responded to the follow-
ing crimes, which resulted
in arrests: Driving under the
influence of alcohol (two),
driving while suspended
(one), and weapons viola-
tion (one).
Notable incidents
■ An officer conducted
a traffic stop on I-84 near
Hood River on a vehicle
with multiple occupants not
wearing seatbelts. One of
the occupants had multi-
ple arrest warrants. Cash
and multiple individually
wrapped bags of metham-
phetamine were found.
The female was cited and
released for the warrants
and possession and delivery
of methamphetamine.
■ Vandalism was reported
to a wooden structure at
Jackson Park.
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Notable incidents
■ While traveling west on
10th Street near Hostetler,
an officer observed a black
motorcycle passing another
vehicle eastbound on the
right and out of any traveling
lane. The motorcycle exited
the lane of travel, entered
the off-road area, passed the
vehicle and then re-entered
the lane of travel and sped
up. The officer activated
the emergency lights and
attempted to stop the motor-
cycle. It sped away, com-
mitting multiple violations,
including failure to obey a
traffic control device and
speeding. The officer termi-
nated the pursuit at 10th and
Cherry Heights.
■ Officers assisted Klickitat
County Sheriff’s Office with
a vehicle pursuit. Spike strips
were set up by Oregon State
Police at exit 97.
■ Possible methamphet-
amine was found in the
300 block of E. Fifth and
turned over to police for
destruction.
■ A wildfire was report-
ed in the 4400 block of
W. Highway 30 on June 2.
Oregon State Police troopers
shut down I-84 and Highway
30; Oregon Department of
Transportation and Oregon
Department of Forestry
also responded, and Union
Pacific closed the railroad
tracks. The fire was reported
to have trapped several peo-
ple at Taylor Lake, who were
advised to shelter in place by
the water or walk out via the
River Front Trail. One fire
engine from Dallesport was
involved in a traffic crash
(non-injury). The animal
shelter was advised to evac-
uate, as was the Columbia
Gorge Discovery Center and
Pinewood Mobile Manor,
and, later, Precision Lumber
— an evacuation order Level
3 was issued “all the way
to NORCOR,” according to
press logs. Multiple agencies
responded from Wasco,
Hood River and Klickitat
counties. Evacuation levels
were later dropped to Level
1.
Wasco County Sheriff
May 28 to June 3
During this time period,
Wasco County Sheriff’s
Office responded to the fol-
lowing crime, which resulted
in an arrest: Driving while
suspended (one).
Notable incidents
■ A fire was reported at
the 300 block of N.E. Third
Street, Dufur, on the back
patio of a residence was on
fire.
■ A small baggie of what
appeared to be metham-
phetamine was found by
a tow company inside
a vehicle that had been
impounded in another case.
The baggie was turned in
to deputies and placed into
evidence.
■ A male with visible
injuries was found in a ditch
on Reservation Road. The
male reported to have been
attacked and thrown from a
vehicle. Lifeflight was called.
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May 28 to June 3
During this time period,
The Dalles Police respond-
ed to the following crimes,
which resulted in arrests:
Warrants (five), driving
under the influence of
intoxicants (two), criminal
trespass (one), driving while
suspended (two), restraining
order violation (one), theft
(two), unauthorized use of a
motor vehicle (one), hit and
run (one).
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