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Hood River News, Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Military vehicles take
center stage at WAAAM
G RADING
A ND K ITING
While construction workers labor on Friday at
the Port of Hood River Nichols Basin trail pro-
ject, kiteboarders take to the Columbia River for
some warm-and-windy day recreation. The
lawn at the Event was filled with kiteboarders,
who have the option of launching from the
Event Site or from the adjacent Sandbar, which
is currently enlarged due to low water. The trail
project is proceeding on schedule, with creation
of a new beach area and construction of retain-
ing walls and stone seating walls.
Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea
Keeping with tradition,
the May 9 Second Saturday
events at the Western An-
tique Aeroplane and Auto-
mobile Museum will feature
the vehicles of the American
armed forces.
WAAAM’s military fleet of
airplanes and automobiles
from World War I to the Viet-
nam War will be flying and
driving as part of the action.
For some extra flair, the
museum will be performing
a small flag retirement cere-
mony at 2 p.m. as a test run
for a much larger flag retire-
ment ceremony in the fall
with the aid of local Boy
Scout troops.
By popular demand, the
restoration shop tour will
occur two times during the
event — once at 11 a.m. and
again at 1 p.m. — so that
everyone can see what it
takes to keep living history
truly alive and running.
As a thank you to past and
current military personnel,
the active duty American
military admission price is
complementary for the day
(with service card) and veter-
ans of any era will receive
half priced admission for
our May 9 Second Saturday
event.
tion for 12 months; two days
in jail; special conditions of
probation apply.
■ Motor vehicle crash-
es,
offenses
and
impounds:
Janet Polanco, 30 —
Criminal driving while sus-
pended or revoked (Class A
Misdemeanor): $260 in
court costs and fees.
Jesse Lee Muma, 31 —
Criminal driving while sus-
pended or revoked (Class A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 12 months;
$1,000 in court costs and
fees; special conditions of
probation apply.
Simon Montalvo Trejo, 19
— Reckless driving (Class A
Misdemeanor):
Driver’s
license suspended for 90
days; bench probation for
one year; three days in jail;
$400 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Jarren Levi Seal, 35 —
Recklessly
endangering
another person (Class A
Misdemeanor):
Driver’s
license suspended for 90
days; supervised probation
for 12 months; 240 hours in
jail; $500 in court costs and
fees;
restitution
when
amount is determined; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
■ Outstanding
war-
rants, parole, probation
or terms violations:
None reported
■ Theft or burglary:
Guadalupe
de
Jesus
Orozco, 29 — Burglary in
the first degree (Class A
Felony): Jail for 12 months;
post-prison supervision for
36 months; $450 in court
costs and fees; special con-
ditions of probation apply.
Michael Lance Irish, 29 —
Burglary in the first degree
(Class
A
Felony):
Supervised probation for 24
months; 30 days in jail; $200
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Michael Lance Irish, 29 —
Burglary in the first degree
(Class
A
Felony):
Supervised probation for 24
months; 30 days in jail; $200
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Ellisa M. Poe, 44 — Theft
in the third degree (Class C
Misdemeanor): No contact
with the victim for 12
months; $300 in court costs
and fees.
Ellisa M. Poe, 44 — Theft
in the third degree (Class C
Misdemeanor reduced to
Class A Violation): No con-
tact with victim for one
year; $100 in court costs and
fees.
Rosemarie A. Hernandez,
26 — Theft in the second
degree
(Class
A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 18 months;
$100 in court costs and fees;
Fines and restitution to be
determined; special condi-
tions of probation apply.
Heather Lea Contreras,
45 — Theft in the third
degree
(Class
C
Misdemeanor): Bench pro-
bation for 12 months; $300
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Cory Dale Morrissey, 22
— Theft in the third degree
(Class A Violation): $200 in
court costs and fees; $16.72
in fines and restitution.
PUBLIC RECORDS
CIRCUIT COURT
April 2015
■ Assaults,
harass-
ment,
menacing
and
domestic violence:
Guadalupe
de
Jesus
Orozco, 29 — Attempt to
commit
a
Class
A
Misdemeanor, assault IV,
constituting domestic vio-
lence
(Class
B
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 36 months; 221
days in jail; $100 in court
costs and fees; special con-
ditions of probation apply.
Guadalupe
de
Jesus
Orozco, 29 — Menacing con-
stituting domestic violence
(Class A Misdemeanor):
Supervised probation for 36
months; special conditions
of probation apply.
Michael Lance Irish, 29 —
Attempt to commit a Class
A Misdemeanor, assault IV
(Class B Misdemeanor):
Supervised probation for 18
months; 60 days in jail; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Shelly Linn Onofre, 50 —
Harassment
(Class
B
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 18 months; 10
days in jail; $350 in court
costs and fees; special con-
ditions of probation apply.
Michael Lance Irish, 29 —
Attempt to commit a Class
A Misdemeanor, assault IV
(Class B Misdemeanor):
Supervised probation for 18
months; 60 days in jail; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Lyle Lee Thornton, 59 —
Stalking
(Class
A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 18 months; 60
days in jail; special condi-
tions of probation apply.
Lyle Lee Thornton, 59 —
Menacing
(Class
A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 18 months;
$200 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Mario
Galindo-
Chamonica, 35 — Assault in
the fourth degree (Class A
misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 24 months; 20
days in jail; $350 in court
costs and fees; special con-
ditions of probation apply.
■ Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
Anthony Buckley, 30 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony):
Supervised probation for 12
months; two days in jail;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Paulette Louisa Berry, 45
— Possession of metham-
phetamine (Class C Felony):
Supervised probation for 18
months; 30 days in jail; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Paulette Louisa Berry, 45
— Possession of metham-
phetamine (Class C Felony):
Supervised probation for 18
months; five days in jail;
$450 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Michael Lance Irish, 29 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony):
SHERIFF LOG
April 27 to May 3
All calls were responded
to within the County of
Hood River.
■ Assaults,
harass-
ment,
menacing
and
domestic violence:
May 3 — Hood River —
Female contacted for tres-
passing and disorderly con-
duct II. She was later
charged with disorderly
conduct II and assaulting a
public safety officer. She
was lodged at NORCOR.
May 3 — S.E. Forest Lane,
Cascade Locks — Male
arrested for two counts of
telephonic harassment as
well as a probation viola-
tion. He was lodged at NOR-
COR.
■ Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
April 29 — Belmont
Drive, 1700 block — Female
cited for possession of mar-
ijuana.
■ Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal tres-
pass and vandalism:
None reported.
■ Driving under the
influence of intoxicants:
My 2 — WaNaPa Street,
400 block, Cascade Locks —
Male arrested for driving
under the influence of alco-
hol and reckless driving.
BAC registered .25 percent.
He was lodged at NORCOR.
■ Identity theft or
bank/credit card fraud:
None reported
■ Motor vehicle crash-
es,
offenses
and
impounds:
May 2 — May Street near
Apr. 18th
Jan.
5 pm
1pm 7th
or · 6pm
25 th Street — Traffic stop
conducted for violation of
the basic rule. Driver iden-
tified as the same subject
Hood River City Police had
cited just prior for violation
driving while suspended.
The driver was cited again
for violation driving while
suspended and his vehicle
was towed.
May 2 — I-84 — Deputies
assisted the Oregon State
Police and Wasco County
Sheriff ’s Office with a high
risk traffic stop on I-84 in
Rowena. The driver was
lodged at NORCOR.
■ Outstanding
war-
rants, parole, probation
or terms violations:
April 28 — Hood River —
Male arrested for five
felony arrest warrants and
resisting arrest. He was
lodged at NORCOR.
May 2 — Hood River —
Male
arrested
for
a
restraining order violation
and lodged at NORCOR.
■ Theft, burglary or
robbery:
April 27 — Highway 35,
4400 block — Theft of per-
sonal property reported.
April 27 — Highway 35,
1300 block — Burglary
reported.
May 2 — Post Canyon
Drive, 4400 block — Two
motorcycles
reported
stolen.
■ Sex offenses:
None reported.
■ Other:
April 29 —Mark Hatfield
Trailhead — Lost property
reported.
Supervised probation for 18
months; 30 days in jail; $200
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
Miguel Antonio Elizondo-
Villa, 23 — Possession of
methamphetamine (Class C
Felony): Supervised proba-
tion for 18 months; 20 days
in jail; $400 in court costs
and fees; special conditions
of probation apply.
Maria Lynn Welch, 63 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony): Jail
for five days; $850 in court
costs and fees.
Linda Gail McCall, 61 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony): Jail
for five days; $850 in court
costs and fees.
Rosemarie A. Hernandez,
26
—
Possession
of
methamphetamine (Class C
Felony): Supervised proba-
tion for 24 months; 10 days
in jail; $450 in court costs
and fees; special conditions
of probation apply.
Nathaniel
Andrew
Howard Jones, 28 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony): Jail
for 48 days.
Tari Ann Corbett, 36 —
Possession of methamphet-
amine (Class C Felony):
Supervised probation for 12
months; two days in jail;
$300 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
■ Disorderly conduct,
mischief, trespass and
vandalism:
Oscar Hinojos Alvardo,
66 — Disorderly conduct in
the second degree (Class B
Misdemeanor): $220 in
court costs and fees.
Rosemarie A. Hernandez,
26 — Criminal mischief in
the second degree (Class A
Misdemeanor): Supervised
probation for 18 months;
$100 in court costs and fees;
special conditions of proba-
tion apply.
Sasha Nicole Ybara, 25 —
Criminal trespass in the
second degree (Class C
Misdemeanor): Bench pro-
bation for 12 months; $350
in court costs and fees; spe-
cial conditions of probation
apply.
■ Driving under the
influence of intoxicants:
Inderjit Singh Shergill, 32
— Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants (Class A
Misdemeanor):
Driver’s
license suspended for 12
months; bench probation
for 12 months; 48 hours in
jail; $1,355 in court costs
and fees; special conditions
of probation apply.
Mark V. Wagenhoffer, 58
— Driving under the influ-
ence of intoxicants (Class A
Misdemeanor):
Driver’s
license suspended for one
year; bench probation for 12
months; 48 hours in jail;
$2,000 in court costs and
fees; special conditions of
probation apply.
Eduardo
Barajas-
Montivo, 28 — Driving
under the influence of
intoxicants
(Class
C
Felony): Driver’s license is
revoked; supervised proba-
tion for 24 months; 90 days
in jail; $2,455 in court costs
and fees; special conditions
of probation apply.
Jarren Levi Seal, 35 —
Driving under the influence
of intoxicants (Class A
Misdemeanor):
Driver’s
license suspended for 12
months; supervised proba-
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