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Three more tied
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By KYLE SPURR
The Daily Astorian
Anthony Victor Lane, the 30-year-
old St. Helens man accused of assault
and robbery in a home invasion in
Astoria last month, did not act alone.
Three additional suspects have
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Tillamook residents Joseph Ver-
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masks and demanded money and
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and took items from the home, ac-
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the residence from pepper spray at the
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stole two purses, a cellphone, a ste-
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an Oldsmobile Bravada, court docu-
ments state.
A Seaside detective found the Old-
smobile Bravada shortly after the in-
cident at Arnie’s Café in Warrenton,
but the vehicle was unoccupied.
Astoria Police, Warrenton Police
and the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Of-
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Astoria Police put out a warrant for
his arrest.
Lane became a suspect, in part, af-
ter he made a phone call to an inmate
in Tillamook County Jail the day of
the assault and robbery and said that
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A Tillamook County detective
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Roosevelt Drive in Seaside and
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warrant arrest in Astoria. He made an
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Astoria Police
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By The Daily Astorian
Photo courtesy of Clatsop Community College
Clatsop Community College President Lawrence Galizio is
leaving this summer to become president and CEO of the
Community College League of California in Sacramento.
Leaving with him are his wife Janice O’Malley Galizio, 6-year-
old son Giovanni and 3-year-old twins Matteo and Carmella.
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in Clatsop County Jail on $500,000
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Astoria Police Chief Brad John-
ston said his department is still seek-
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the home invasion case.
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