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Address: reviewnewspaper@gmail.com or reviewnewspaper@comcast.net * PO Box 83068, Port. OR 97283 * Web: www.stjohnsreview.com * 503-283-5086 * St. Johns Review #1 - Jan. 9, 2015 * Page 7 Portland Police & Fire Reports (cont.) CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 ond Degree. Additional charges may be added at a later time. The offi cer was treated and released at a Portland hospital for minor injuries. Offi cers noted that several people in the area appeared to be fi lming and/or taking pictures of the incident but did not re- main at the scene to talk to police. Anyone with footage or photos of the incident is asked to email it to Sgt. Todd Tackett at North Precinct, todd. tackett@portlandoregon.gov. ---------------------------------------------- TEENS ROBBED OF IPHONES AT SE 94TH AND DIVISION News Release: Portland Police Bureau Posted on FlashAlert: December 22nd, 2014 12:11 PM On Monday December 22, 2014, at 10:35 a.m., East Precinct and Transit Police Division offi cers responded to the report of an armed robbery at SE 94th Avenue and Division Street. Re- sponding offi cers were fl agged down at 92nd and Division by the two vic- tims, both teen-aged males. The vic- tims told police that they got off of a TriMet bus and the three suspects also got off of the bus. The victims told police the suspects demanded their iPhones and that one of the suspects told them he had a gun. No gun was displayed or seen and the suspects ran away with the victims phones. Several offi cers searched the area but did not make any arrests. The suspects are described as African American teen males. One suspect was described as 5’8” tall, 170 pounds, wearing a red sweatsuit. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Robbery detectives at (503) 823-0405. ---------------------------------------------- TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED AFTER CAR CRASH, THROW- ING BOTTLES AT POLICE - RIFLE FOUND IN VEHICLE News Release: Portland Police Bureau Posted on FlashAlert: December 29th, 2014 10:49 PM On Monday December 29, 2014, at 9:58 p.m., East Precinct offi cers re- sponded to SE 119th and Market on the report that a vehicle crashed into a median and two males were stum- bling outside the car in the Mill Park Neighborhood. As offi cers were en route, the caller reported that the males got back into the car and were driving away westbound on Market Street and pulled into a driveway just West of Portland Christian Grade School. An offi cer arrived in the area and could see two males running, then report- ed that they were throwing bottles of beer. None of the bottles struck the of- fi cer, who coordinated arriving cover units into the area. Both males were located in the area and arrested by of- fi cers. A search of the vehicle revealed several car stereos and a rifl e. No offi cers or suspects were injured during this incident and the circum- stances leading to the crash remain under investigation. ---------------------------------------------- DRIVER OF STOLEN CAR ARRESTED AFTER LEADING POLICE ON PURSUIT - DAMAGES 4 PATROL CARS News Release: Portland Police Bureau Posted on FlashAlert: December 30th, 2014 11:11 AM On Tuesday December 30, 2014, at 3:37 a.m., a North Precinct offi cer re- sponding to the report of a stolen car spotted a similar vehicle at NE 82nd and Webster Street. As the offi cer at- tempted to stop the vehicle, the driver sped away northbound on 82nd, to- ward the Portland International Air- port. As the pursuit neared the airport, several offi cers, including offi cers from the Port of Portland Police De- partment, attempted to stop the vehicle by using a Pursuit Intervention Tech- nique (PIT), and later a box-in. The suspect was able to maneuver the ve- hicle around the patrol cars, damaging two of them in the process, as he con- tinued driving westbound on NE Cas- cades Parkway near Alderwood Road, driving on the sidewalk and damaging a third patrol car and a hotel shuttle van. Port of Portland Police were able to effectively deploy Spike Strips to defl ate the tires of the suspect vehicle, but the suspect continued driving on a frontage road to 82nd Avenue. Offi - cers again attempted to PIT and box-in the vehicle, but the suspect was able to drive out of the attempted stops, dam- aging a fourth patrol car. The suspect drove into a fenced parking lot where he exited the vehicle and ran away. Multiple offi cers, including a Police K-9 Unit, coordinated an area search and successfully apprehended the sus- pect. Further investigation found that the car was not related to the original stolen car call, but was a different, unreported stolen car. The suspect, 24-year-old Andrew Eric Kunkel, was booked into the Multnomah County Jail on charges of Unlawful Use of a Motor Vehicle, Possession of a Stolen Motor Vehicle, Attempt to Elude by Vehicle, Attempt to Elude on Foot, and four (4) counts of Criminal Mischief in the First Degree. Neither Kunkel or any offi cers were injured during this incident. ---------------------------------------------- PF&R RESPONDS TO ELECTRI- CAL FIRE IN A HIGH RISE News Release: Portland Fire & Rescue Posted on FlashAlert: December 30th, 2014 11:21 AM “Police/Fire Reports” Continued on Page 8 Obituaries Joseph Bernard Kent Joseph Kent, 86, passed away peacefully Dec. 11, 2014. Joe was born in Crookston, Nebraska on November 4, 1928. His family moved to Portland, Oregon in the early 1940’s, where he graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1947. He was an employee of Standard Oil Company until 1962, when he established Oilco, Inc., a heating oil and petroleum distributorship. Retiring in 1983, the company was sold to Star-Oilco. He was preceded in death by his parents Leo and Ella; son James; sisters Jean, Patricia and Maryann; and brother Robert. He is survived by his loving wife Kay; daugh- ter Jean of Florence, OR; broth- er Kenneth of Woodburn, OR; step-daughter Michele (David) Chamberlain; and step-son Mi- chael (Debra) Grigsby. Grandchil- dren Sean, Brian, Aaron, Jennifer, Vanessa, Cindy, Ryan (Jennifer) and Amy (Michael). Great-grand- children Kayden, Ian, Mason, and Kinley; and numerous nieces and nephews. Joe was an avid golfer who en- joyed many happy years play- ing with friends as a member of Columbia Edgewater. As a sea- son-ticket holder since 1972, he was a consummate Trailblazer fan. 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