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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016
Seaside man sentenced
for wild police chase
Cloud talk
about 70 mph in a 25 mph
zone. He headed northbound
on U.S. Highway 101, reach-
ing speeds of more than 90
mph.
Sanders then barreled
By KYLE SPURR
through barricades, went over
The Daily Astorian
lawns and drove down walk-
ing paths in the Cullaby Lake
The Seaside man who neighborhood. He caused
was high on methamphet- more than $1,000 in damage.
amine and heroin when he led
At one point, he stopped
police on a chaotic chase last and tried to steal a Clatsop
fall through a Cullaby Lake County Parks Department
neighborhood was
pickup truck, but
sentenced Tuesday
the keys were not
to more than two
inside the vehi-
years in prison.
cle so he returned
Donald Allen
to his 1995 Nissan
Sanders, 35, eluded
Maxima.
police,
crashed
Sanders crashed
into a yard, broke
near Deputy Steve
into a deputy sher-
Johnson’s house
iff’s home and
and ran on foot
assaulted the dep-
straight into the
uty’s wife before Donald Sanders home. He was met
being arrested.
by Johnson’s wife,
He
pleaded
Kelly Johnson, and
guilty last month to irst-de- slammed her into the corner
gree burglary, fourth-degree of a wall. She suffered inju-
assault, leeing or attempt- ries to her neck and back.
ing to elude a police ofi-
Deputy Johnson and War-
cer, recklessly endangering renton Police Chief Mathew
another person and driving Workman were able to
under the inluence of intox- arrest Sanders. They found
icants. He was sentenced in tar heroin and a knife in his
Clatsop County Circuit Court possession.
to 28 months in prison and
When asked why he ran
ive years probation. If he into the house, Sanders told
violates probation, he would police he was trying to ind
face an additional ive years another set of car keys so he
in prison.
could get away. He said he
“While my intention was ran into the deputy’s wife and
not to hurt anybody or put did not mean to hurt her.
somebody’s life at risk, I
“The defendant was
know I can’t take that back,” extremely high on metham-
Sanders said. “There is noth- phetamine, rambling about
ing I can do to take it back.”
being chased by some-
The police chase began body that wanted to kill him
Oct. 6 when Sanders sped because he stole their drugs,”
through Seaside traveling at Chief Deputy District Attor-
High on drugs,
he assaulted
deputy’s wife
Larry Aldred/Submitted Photo
Strange cloud formations over Astoria Tuesday afternoon had several residents talking
and taking pictures. Representatives of the Portland branch of the National Weather Ser-
vice concluded that the clouds are likely the remnants of a thunderstorm. “Interesting
clouds formations/features are common with the type of weather pattern we had yester-
day (areas of mid-level instability),” Will Ahue, a meteorologist with the weather service,
wrote in an email. Observations from the Astoria Regional Airport show a thunderstorm
near the airport at approximately 4:45 p.m. Tuesday afternoon, which supports the theo-
ry that the photo is of an old thunderstorm, he wrote.
Astoria Dispatch selected as
pilot site for new technology
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Astoria Dispatch is one of
six 911 centers in the state to
be chosen as a pilot site for new
technology to accept text mes-
sages, images and video.
Jeff Rusiecki, Astoria Dis-
patch manager, said the aging
system will be replaced with an
updated network. The dispatch
center will be able to take a vari-
ety of information from sources
other than telephones.
The updated network,
known as Next Generation 9-1-
1, replaces the existing narrow-
band, circuit switched network,
which carries only voice and
very limited data. Next Gener-
ation 9-1-1 allows the dispatch
center to accept building plans
and medical information data,
along with texts, images and
video.
The network is also expected
to be more lexible in communi-
cation across county, state and
international boundaries.
A fully featured, stan-
dards-based Next Generation
9-1-1 system will be imple-
mented in successive steps,
Rusiecki said, and is likely sev-
eral years away.
The pilot project is the first step.
Astoria Dispatch has
already been in a testing phase
to accept text messages. The
dispatch center is using a web-
based Windows application
operated by a third-party pro-
vider,
TeleCommunication
Systems.
The center anticipates going
live in August with accepting
text messages.
“It’s a combination of hav-
ing the right technology, train-
ing, and policies and proce-
dures in place,” Rusiecki said.
“Only then can we begin to
embrace these technological
improvements.”
Clinton: Plans to return home
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chosen in primaries and cau-
cuses. That’s notable because
Sanders has argued that his
White House bid remained via-
ble as long as he stood a chance
of winning a majority of those
delegates. He would have
needed a landslide Tuesday to
reach that goal.
Sanders is under intense
pressure from top Democrats
hoping to coax him gently out
of the race, win over his voters
and turn to the task of challeng-
ing Trump.
Despite the pledge to sol-
ider on, there were signs Sand-
ers was listening. In his typically
passionate remarks, the socialist
irebrand repeatedly noted “we
are in this together” and argued
that a tenet of his campaign was
that “we will not allow right-
wing Republicans to control our
government.”
Sanders said he called Clin-
ton to congratulate her on the
victories.
The senator planned to return
home to Vermont on Wednes-
day, before coming to Washing-
ton Thursday for meetings and a
campaign rally.
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ton late Tuesday, congratulating
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at Sanders’ request, to discuss
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millions of Democratic voters,
and to build on that enthusiasm.”
Clinton and Sanders are also
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said late Tuesday. Their cam-
paign managers spoke earlier in
the day, signaling that conversa-
tions were underway about the
road ahead.
ney Ron Brown said.
Kelly Johnson, who works
for the District Attorney’s
Ofice, spoke at the sentenc-
ing hearing.
She described enjoying
the day with her husband,
3-year-old son and 6-week
old daughter before Sand-
ers barged in the house. She
remembers having to push
her son out of the way so he
would not get hurt. Her son
still has nightmares and asks
if the bad man is coming
back.
“My children were placed
in a dangerous situation all
because of you,” she told
Sanders.
Deputy Johnson spoke in
court about how his home is
his only sanctuary away from
work. When Sanders broke
into his home, the deputy had
to set down his infant daugh-
ter and grab Sanders to arrest
him.
“You violated my one and
only sanctuary. You put my
family at risk. You trauma-
tized my wife and my kids,”
he said.
Judge Philip Nelson
reminded Sanders how much
worse the incident could have
turned out. Sanders could
have struck and killed a
pedestrian or another person
in a vehicle while speeding
through the community.
Deputy Johnson was also
well within his rights to have
killed Sanders. The deputy
showed great restraint that
many others may not have
shown, the judge said.
“I don’t know if the right
word is ‘lucky,’” Nelson said.
“You are certainly lucky or
fortunate to be here today.”
Suspect in Elma crimes captured in Seattle
Associated Press
SEATTLE — Seat-
tle police have arrested
a man wanted in con-
nection with the death of
a man whose body was
found outside a burning
home in Elma.
KOMO-TV
reported
police arrested 37-year-
old Jacob Eveland Tues-
day after spotting a stolen
pickup truck Eveland was
thought to be driving. Police
say Eveland irst gave them
a false name but later con-
irmed he was Eveland.
The Grays Harbor County
Sheriff’s Office responded
May 31 to a shots-fired call
in Elma. Authorities say
they found Eveland’s house
engulfed in flames and a
47-year-old man’s body.
The man had been occu-
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Eveland will be transferred
and booked at Grays Harbor
County Jail for investigation
of murder and arson.
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