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3 schools placed on lockdown
Cops swarm to
Celtic campus
after spotting of
suspect with gun
police cars swarmed to the
campus. McNary
High
School and Cummings and
Keizer Elementary schools
were all put into lockdown
of some sort as police
conducted an armed search
and interviewed the student
who notifi ed police by text
message.
At McNary, students
remained inside classrooms
while police searched the
building but found nothing
to indicate the suspect
entered the building.
The witness described
Three Keizer schools were
put into lockdown after a
student reported seeing a
person in the parking lot
with a bat in one hand and a
possible rifl e in the other.
The
incident
began
about 8:15 a.m. and Keizer
Sign of the times
the suspect as wearing a
dark clothing with a dark
blue backpack. A hoodie was
pulled up over the suspect’s
head.
Police scanner traffi c
indicated that a black hoodie
was found in the area around
the football fi eld, but there
was unclear as to whether it
might be connected to the
suspect.
The lockdown at McNary
was lifted about 9:20 a.m.,
but police were continuing
to search the area.
Marcus Andrew
Fitz-Henry
Arrested Oct. 17 for:
Parole violation
cuffed
in Keizer
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
In-N-Out Burger put up its signature signs on their new location in Keizer Station. The
company also recently started hiring staff for the restaurant. Opening is expected
sometime in the next month or so.
Previous convictions:
Theft, reckless driving,
unauthorized use of a
motor vehicle, eluding
police, escape and
assault.
Chemeketa launches CDL licensing course
Nicholas Dean
Felton
Charly Josh
Velasquez-Sanchez
Arrested Oct. 15 for:
Unlawful import of
export of a marijuana
item.
Arrested Oct. 20 for:
Attempted assault.
Chemeketa Community College’s new
truck driving program will enable students
to gain knowledge and skills needed to earn
their commercial driver license (CDL) in
four weeks.
The program will prepare students for tak-
ing the state exam as well as meet new state
and federal requirements for certifi cation,
which will involve 160 hours of classroom
and behind the wheel training. Graduates can
Other pending charges:
DUII, fl eeing a police
offi cer, reckless driving,
menacing
Previous convictions:
Rape in the third degree
and failure to register as
a sex offender
Joseph Thomas Hall
Colin Sawyer
Arrested Oct. 17 for:
Fourth degree assault.
Arrested Oct. 18 for:
Theft, burglary, criminal
mischief
Previous convictions:
Theft
Previous convictions:
Theft, drug possession,
forgery
Angelo Xavier Helser
Michael Robert
Dehart
Arrested Oct. 18 for:
Unauthorized use
of a vehicle, drug
possession,giving false
information
Previous convictions:
Drug possession, theft,
DUII, possession of
burglary tools
Previous convictions:
Theft, drug possession
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