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Guilty Pleas Heard in
Portland Policeman Stabbing
Wanted for Identification Fraud
(AP) - A 24-year-old man ac
cused o f stabbing an off-duty
Portland police officer at a dow n
tow n restaurant has p lead ed
guilty to several assault-related
charges.
U n d e r a p le a b a rg a in ,
Domanick Campbell ofPordand
was sentenced to about six years
in prison. He also faces three
years’ probation.
Prior to C am pbell’s Nov. 19
plea, co-defendant Tyrone A n
thony Thurm an, 23, pleaded
guilty to third-degree assault.
Thurm an was sentenced to two
years in a work-release program.
Authorities are trying to identity these men in a suspected case o f identification fraud.
T he Portland Police B ureau’s
G ang Enforcem ent Team , in co
operation w ith C rim e Stoppers is
asking for your help in identify
ing three individuals responsible
for obtaining fraudulent identifi
cation in n u m erous d ifferen t
names.
T he fra u d u le n t id e n tific a
tio n s are b eliev ed to be u sed in
fraud schem es. T he th ree in d i
v id u als m ay or m ay n ot know
ea ch o th er, but all th ree have
used forged C o lo rad o B irth C e r
tific a te s to ob tain S tate o f O r
eg o n , D ept. o f M o to r V eh icles
Id e n tific a tio n C ards. A ll three
also ap p e ar to be fam iliar w ith
to w n s a n d c i t i e s in th e
W illa m ette V alley from Salem
to E u g en e an d S p rin g field .
C rim e Stoppers is offering a
cash rew ard o f up to $ 1,000 for
inform ation leading to the posi
tive identification o fa n y o ra ll o f *
the individuals. Call Crim e Stop-
persat503-823-H ELP(4357).
The fam ily o fa G resham m an w ho is m iss
ing and feared dead held a new s conference
last w eek to announce a $25,000 rew ard for
inform ation leading to an arrest in the case.
M ark Jeffery D ribin disappeared on July 2,
W hen she becam e agitated, they ran out the door.
A police canine unit and m ajor crim e team responded
to assist in the investigation. Fingerprints w ere subse
quently recovered from the scene. N o suspects have
been identified.
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liv e d at3 6 2 9 N .E , 137,hAve.
A nyone w ith inform ation is asked to call D etec
tive Sergeant Paul Larson at 503-823-0835 or D e
tective Sergeant Cheryl K anzierat 503-823-0865.
North Portland Trio Arrested
Contacts: Jane Scott at 360-696-8119 or Detec
tive Sergeant Lou Braafladt at 360-696-8226.
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as unprovoked and probably in
retaliation for contact one o f the
suspects had with an officer two
nights earlier.
Tw o other defendants, Ronald
Lam ont Cunningham , 22, and
A nthony Thom as had already
pleaded guilty to third-degree
assault, and were each sentenced
to two years o f w ork-release and
five years’ probation.
Tw o other defendants in the
case, Dante Lamont Porter, 25,
and Damon Cunningham, 25, are
scheduled to go to trial Dec. 21. A
seventh defendant, Jerrin Lavazie
Hickman. 23, is still being sought.
Family Offers Reward in Disappearance
Masked Gunmen Enter Vancouver Residence
V ancou ver Police Officers responded to a residential
burglary and assault Nov. 17 in the Fisher’s Mill area.
Tw o m ales w earing ski m asks entered the residence
through an unlocked back door and surprised a young
fem ale in her bedroom . O ne o f the two suspects was
arm ed w ith a handgun. The subjects grabbed die
victim , threatened her, and attem pted to bind her.
eight w eeks to a forest work
project and five years’ probation.
Police identifiedCam pbelland
Thurm an as two o f seven men
w h o assau lted O fficers C had
G radw ahl and David M ichaelson
on M ay 26 as the off-duty police
m en w ere leaving the restaurant.
G radw ahl was knocked to the
ground unconscious. M ichaelson
w as stabbed in the lower back
near his rib cage and struck in the
head with a beer can. Both officers
w ere treated at a local hospital and
released. Police said the assail
ants w ere members o f the Crips
gang. They described the assault
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1 he Portland Po
lice Bureau and in
vestigators from the
Colum bia County
S h e r if f ’s O ffic e
confiscated stolen
property and made
a rre s ts d u rin g a
Nov. 16 search o f a
home at 10215 N.
Polk.
Arrested at the
scene were Frank
Frank Langworthy
L angw orthy, 32,
and his brother, Ri-
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chard Langworthy, 30. A third suspect, Ernest Lee
Walker Jr., 32, was not present during the execution
o f the warrant, but was arrested later the same day.
Investigators removed two vans full o f stolen
property from the residence. The property has been
moved to the Oregon State Parole and Probation
Office at 7220 N. Lombard. Detectives are con
ducting an inventory and attempting to locate bur
glary and car prowl victims whose stolen property
may have been recovered.
Any question concerning this investigation should
be directed to Sergeant Doug Justice o f the North
Precinct Property Crimes Unit at 503-823-2122.
Richard Langworthy
Earnest Lee Walker Jr.
Mail Centers Test
Negative for Anthrax
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(A P) — O re g o n ’s central mail
pro cessin g an d distribution cen
ters have tested negative for an
thrax, the U.S. Postal Service said.
A u th o rities n ev er suspected
that anthrax spores w ould be found
at the dow ntow n center and a small
airport facility used for out-of-state
mail. The processing centers were
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am ong 260 post office buildings
across the country tested.
“W e are very pleased to hear
the results,” U SPS D istrict M an
ager D allas K eck said in a state
m ent. “ W e w ant to ensure the
safety o f our em ployees and cus
tom ers and conducting these tests
is part o f doing that.”
Man Sentenced to Five Years
(A P) - A m an w h o stole a patrol
car in V ancouver and led deputies
on a 3 0-m inute chase has been
sentenced to five years in prison.
S uperior C ourt Judge Jam es
R ulli on M onday handed dow n
the longest sentence possible to
Jam es C lyde Shields.
In July, Shields w as arrested
forpossessing m etham phetam ine
and driving w ith a suspended li
cense. H e w as released on bail
and told to ap p ear in court A ug. 2.
H e d id n ’t, an d a felony w arrant
w as issued for his arrest.
Shields, 35, w as picked up on
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the w arrant Aug. 26, placed in the
back o f a C lark C ounty S h eriff's
O ffice patrol car and left unat
tended. He w riggled his cuffed
hands from behind his back, bent
a m etal screen separating the back
seat from the front seat and slipped
into the d riv er’s seat.
H e led police on a chase that
exceeded speeds o f 100 m ph and
ended in a m inor crash on Inter
state 5.
O n Oct. 11, he pleaded guilty to
theft, escape and attem pting to
elude police.
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(A P ) — A 45-year-old m an is
ch a rg ed w ith m a n slau g h ter in
co nnection w ith a traffic accident
that k illed a G resham w om an.
M ary M argaret Ewing, 44, died
Nov. 19 when her car
• was struck in
an intersection on Southeast Stark.
G resham police say Ew ing was
northbound in the left turn lane on
a green light w hen an eastbound
car struck her. T he collision pro
pelled her car into tw o others.
T he driver o f the eastbound
vehicle, Joe D udley H ughes, suf
fered critical injuries in the wreck.
T he drivers o f the other tw o cars
had m inor injuries.
H u g h es is u n d er g u ard on
charges o f m anslaughter, driving
u nder the influence o f intoxicants
and for violating felony D -U -I-I
probation.
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