Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 16, 2000, Page 2, Image 2

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    A u g u s t 16, 2000
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O^beeruer
Police News/Vancouver
Inside-A
International patients
and providence........ 3
Politics as usual with
the parties.................4
An update on juvenile
justice.........................5
Metro-B _
Two NE Portland
banks plan merger..... 1
Anthony resigns with
the Blazers..................2
Ricky dillard releases
new album..................3
El Observador.......... 4
Through the
weekend
Today
Thursday
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Friday
T h ere’s som ething for every car enthusiast young and old at the upcom ing
Sum m er B arbecue and C ar Show sponsored by the C lark C ollege A lum ni
A ssociation on Sunday, A ugust 20. The event w ill be held on the College
Cam pus at 1800E .M cL oughlin Boulevard inV ancouver from 11 a.m .to 5 p .m .
Presentation displays w ill feature C lark ’s D iesel and A utom otive programs.
C lassic autos from area car clubs and C lark C ollege alum ni w ill be there in the
Fort V ancouver W ay parking lots. A barbecue in the A ndersen Plaza is
available for $3 per person. O n Saturday and Sunday, the R.O. A.R. (Rem otely
O perated A uto R acers) Region 11 Touring C arC h am p io n sh ip s will take place
in the parking lot south o f the O ’Connell Sport C enter. A ll activities are free
and open to the public.
C o-sponsors include Snap-on, G ay n o r’s A utom otive, B axter A uto Parts and
N W N atural. For car show registration or for m ore general inform ation, contact
the C lark College A lum ni O ffice at (360) 992-2374.
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This Week
Birdwatching and berry picking
at Salmon Creek Greenway
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clo u d y
CONTB IM ITF.D STORY
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in History
Sunday
for T h e P ortland O bserver
Jo in A m eriC o rp s m em b ers from
V a n c o u v e r - C la r k
P a rk s a n d
Recreation on A ugust 19 from 8 a.m.-
noon for the first annual Salmon Creek
B ird Count. V olunteers o f all ages
and levels ofexperience are invited to
help m onitor our songbird population.
A t noon, w e w ill pull H im alayan
B lack b erry p lan ts. T his in v asiv e
species overruns native plants and
d e c re a s e s p la n t d iv e rsity . H elp
protect our am azing native plants.
Stay for tasty berry treats at 2 p.m.
w hen w e will have a blackberry picnic
in the park with cobbler and ice cream.
Partly
cloudy
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55°F/13°C
Thought for the week
Roots nourish, give us life and
bind us safely to the earth. Plant
them well.
-Anonymous
Police Bites
P ro stitu tio n m ission
conducted by central
precinct
On Friday, July 28, and Saturday, July
29,2000, officers ofC entral Precinct
conducted a prostitu tio n m ission
targeting problem areas along W.
B um side / Park A venue to 17th
A venue.
As a result, 28 males w ere arrested for
Prostitution, one m ale for Possession
o f a C ontrolled Substance in Second
D egree, and one m ale for Public
Indecency (urinating in Public). There
w ere 12 vehicles seized and tow ed
during the m ission, as w ell as 12 traffic
citations issued.
The
a f f e c te d
n e ig h b o r h o o d
associations, business ow ners and
re s id e n t h a v e e n c o u ra g e d th e se
o n g o in g p r o s t i t u t i o n m is s io n s
b ecause they give w arning to the
“jo h n s ” that if they com e into their
n e ig h b o rh o o d s
lo o k in g
fo r
p ro stitu te s th e y w ill be arrested.
R e p e a t o ffe n d e rs w ill lose their
veh icles p erm anently, based on the
c ity ’s v ehicle forfeiture ordinance.
Fatal traffic collision
claims two lives S E 112th
Avenue/SE Flavel Street
O n S aturday, July 29. 2000, at 2:59
a .m .,a fatal traffic collision occurred
at SE 112th A venue and SE Flavel
S treet, w hich claim ed the lives o f two
peo p le and injured three others.
A 1994 F ord F - 150 pickup, driven by
35 y e a r-o ld C o n sta n tin e N ichlas
D eleg an es
O f14547SE M egan W ay inClackamas,
O regon, w as southbound on SE 112 th
A venue w hen the collision occurred.
T he teenage d riv er o f a 1992 Toyota
Paseo w as w estbound on SE Flavel
S treet w hen she failed to stop at the
stop sign at 112th A venue and was
stuck bro ad sid e on the passenger
s id e . T h e f r o n t r ig h t te e n a g e
p assen g e r d ie d in stan tly and the
d riv er d ied en route to Em anuel
H ospital. T he nam es o f the deceased
a re b e in g w ith h e ld p e n d in g
n o tif ic a tio n o f fa m ily . A th ird
occupant o f the T oyota, 19 Sher
X iong o f SE Portland, is in critical
condition at O H SU Hospital.
C o n s ta n tin e N ic h la s D e le g a n e s
received m inor injuries and w as cited
and released for D riving U nder the
Influence o f A lcohol. A M ultnom ah
C ounty grand Jury w ill review the
case for possible other charges. The
passenger in D eleg an es’ vehicle, 35
year-old L ynette Sponsler, suffered a
broken leg and rem ains at a O H SU
Hospital.
ie Stoppers
CUWriUBl IEP STORI
77°F/25°C
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Saturday
O n A ugust 16,1977, Elvis Presley
d ied at G ra ce lan d M a n sio n in
M em phis, Tenn., at age 42.
On August 18,1963, James Meredith
becam e the first black to graduate
from the U niversity o f M ississippi.
O n A ugust 1 9 ,1 9 3 4 ,ap le b iscitein
G erm any approved the vesting o f
soleexecutive pow er in A dolfH itler
as Führer.
• O n A ugust .21, 1959, P resident
E isenhow er signed an executive
order proclaim ing H aw aii the 50th
state o f the union.
An event for all ages
W eather
ten counts o f Burglary I, tw o counts
o f Assault II and two counts ofK idnap
II. Bail is expected to be high.
T he investigation is continuing.
Homicide suspect
arrested 1793 NW
Martin Road, Forest
Grove
Arrest Made in Child Sex
Abuse Case
O n T uesday, A ugust 8, 2000, East
P re c in c t O f f ic e r J a s o n P e a rc e
responded to report o f sex abuse to a
child. A n investigation revealed that
three sisters, current ages 7,9, an d 11
had b een ab u sed o v er tw o -y ea r
period by an individual identified as
a boyfriend o f the m other. A cting on
inform ation developed by O fficer
P earc e, the su sp e ct, 3 0 -y ear-o ld
M ichael L. Rouse, w as located at a
S outheast P ortland restaurant and
transported to East Precinct w here he
w as later charged w ith rape in the
First D egree and 7 counts o f Sodom y
in the First degree. Rouse was lodged
at the M ultnom ah County D etention
C en ter w ith bail set at 28-M illion
D ollars. A photograph o f R ouse is
a v a ila b le in the P ortland P o lice
Bureau identification Division on The
12th floor o f the dow ntow n Justice
C enter. For m ore inform ation and/or
to a rra n g e in te rv ie w s, c o n tra c t
S ergeant Pam Rosentreter at East
Precinct, (503) 823-4800.
Portland Police Bureau H om icide
D etectives have been conducting an
ongoing investigation into the death
o f 39 year-old R obert L eroy G ilbo,
w ho w as found in his car on Friday,
July 14, 2000, at the intersection o f
V ancouver A venue and N. M onroe
Street. Inform ation w as developed
w hich lead to the arrest o f a suspect.
O n T hursday, July 2 7 ,2 0 0 0 at 11:00
p .m ., th e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
S h e riffs O ffice Tactical N egotiation
Team to o k 3 1 year-old Tim othy A lan
S c h u b e rt in to c u s to d y w ith o u t
incident. Schubert w as apprehended
in a parked m otor hom e at a nursery
located at 1793 N W M artin R oad in
W ashington County. A handgun w as
fo u n d in th e m o to r h o m e a fte r
Schubert was taken into custody.
T im othy A lan Schubert has been
c h a r g e d w ith o n e c o u n t o f
A ggravated M urder with a Firearm
and one count o f Robbery in the First
D egree w ith a Firearm.
S c h u b e rt w as b o o k e d in to th e
M ultnom ah County Booking Facility
an d is b ein g h eld w ith o u t b ail.
A rraignm ent was held on M onday,
July 31,2000. at 2 :00p.m., at the Justice
Center.
C rim e S to p p ers C a se #00-31:
S exoally A ssaulting
P o r tla n d
P o lic e
B u re a u
Investigators, in cooperation w ith
C rim e S toppers, are asking your
h e lp
in
id e n tif y in g
and
a p p r e h e n d in g th e in d iv id u a l
responsible for sexually assaulted
a young w om an.
O n F riday, A pril 21, at about 1 pm ,
B ring a fork and a plate.
From V ancouvertake 1-5 northbound
to the 99 st. exit. T u m left (west) on
99T h and then right (north) on Hazel
Dell Avenue. Tum left into the Salmon
C re e k S p o rts C e n te r. M eet th e
A m eriC orps m em bers at the trailhead
near the softball fields. Please R.S.V.P.
a 2 8 - y e a r - o ld w o m a n w as
returning from a cam ping trip
w hen she stopped at a restaurant
located at N ortheast 125 and
Sandy Boulevard. W hile in the
parking lot o f the restaurant, the
w om an w as sexually assaulted
in her van. T he suspect also took
property belonging to the victim.
T he suspect is described as a
black m ale, 23 to 27 years o f age,
5 ’ 10” to 6 ’0” tall, w ith a slender
build, and w hat w as described
as a young, “ fem inine” face. He
w as w earing a thigh length,
green, army sty le jacket, a medium
blue, long sleeve shirt w ith a
hood, and jeans. Investigators
believe the suspect m ay frequent
the area or live nearby.
C rim e Stoppers is offering a cash
r e w a r d o f u p to $ 1 ,0 0 0 fo r
in fo rm atio n , rep o rted to C rim e
Stoppers that leads to an arrest in
the case or any unsolved felony
crim e, and you need not give your
nam e. Call C rim e Stoppers at (503)
823-HELP.
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S u sp ects In Sexual
Assault Apprehended
O n W ednesday, A ugust 9, 2000, at
about 2 a.m ., N orth Precinct O fficer
Jason Sery w hile on routine patrol,
noticed suspicious activity in an alley
in the 6800 block o f N. O regonian,
betw eenN . Fessenden andN. Powers.
T he officer observed a female being
held by one m ale as another m ale
sexually assaulted her. As the officer
drove closer, he heard the victim
screaming.
W hen the officershined his spotlight
on the individuals, both males began
running from the officer and then
proceeded to get on bicycles to flee
east on N. Powers. O fficer Sery
ap p re h en d ed the suspects at the
intersection o f N. O regonian and N.
C olum bia Way. The suspects are
identified as 17-year-old M ichael
L e v o n R h o n e an d 1 7 -y e a r-o ld
M atthew Charles M onhead. Both
w ere arrested and charged with Rape
in the F irst Degree and Sodom y in the
First Degree. The suspects are lodged
at the M ultnom ah County Juvenile
D e te n tio n F a c ility an d w ill be
arraigned tomorrow. The victim, a 34-
year-old woman, was taken to OHSU.
A nyone w ith additional inform ation
regarding this case, are asked to
contact Det. Sgt. Jon Rhodes at (503)
823-0400.
Home Invasion Robbery
Suspect Arrested
At approximately 7:30pm, Friday, July
28 A aron M ichael Quigley, D.O.B. 6/
7/82 w as taken into cu sto d y be
M ultnom ah County M ajor C rim es
Team D etectives, O fficers from the
Portland Police Bureau and D eputies
from the Clackam as County S h e riffs
O ffice at a fast-food restaurant in
North Portland. Acting on a tip, police
established an intensive surveillance
o f locations Q uigley was thought to
frequent.
Q uigley was w anted in connection
w ith a hom e invasion robbery that
took place in Fairview on July 17th.
F our arm ed intruders, including this
suspect broke into an apartm ent o f
the victim and attem pted to rob him ,
tw o o th e r ad u lts and a ch ild at
g u n p o in t. T h e resid e n t (v ic tim )
m anaged to get to a firearm o fh is ow n
and fired at the suspects, chasing
them from the apartment. Three o f the
four suspects w ere arrested on July
17Th.
Q uigley is lodged at the Justice Center
Jail charg ed w ith five counts o f
R obbery I, five counts o f R obbery II,
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