RECORDS
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office
WARRANTS
Saturday, March 3, 2018
Jorge Moras Nava
Age: 27 Sex: M
Charge: Failure to Appear (FTA)
BAIL: $75,000
Last known location: Paterson, Wash.
Tyler Edwin Niemeier
Age: 38 Sex: M
Charge: FTA — Criminal trespass
Bail: $20,000
Last known location: Milton-Freewater
Christopher Michael Pierce
Age: 45 Sex: M
Charge: Failure to appear on criminal
citation
Bail: $50,000
Last known location: Kennewick
Jose Carlos Plascencia-Cortez
Age: 45 Sex: M
Charge: FTA - DUII
Bail $21,000
Last known location: Los Angeles
Brandie Bartell Reiber
Age: 42 Sex: F
Charge: PV — criminal driving while
suspended, giving false information
Bail: No bail
Last known location: Long Creek
Tyrone Wayne Ryder
Age: 27 Sex: M
Charge: PV - possession of meth, felon
possession restricted weapon
Bail: No bail
Last known location: Hermiston
Ronnie Simone Simpson
Age: 20 Sex: F
Charge: FTA — theft
Bail: $6,500
Last known location: Pendleton
Sheena Jean Tarvin
Age: 40 Sex: M
Charge: FTA — theft
Bail: $10,000
Last known location: Hermiston
Brandy Nichole Thompson
Age: 29 Sex: M
Charge: FTA - criminal trespass
Bail: $1,250
Last known location: Stayton
Tyus James Wright
Age: 21 Sex: M
Charge: FTA- theft, criminal trespass
Bail: $80,000
Last known location: Kennewick
Warrants on the above persons were active at the time the list
was created, however wanted status is subject to change at any-
time. If whereabouts are known, please report immediately to
law enforcement by calling our 24 hours dispatch center at 541-
966-3651 or by calling 911 if an emergency.
Police: Michigan student killed
parents in university dorm
M O U N T
removal” of staff
P L E A S A N T,
and students who
Mich. (AP) —
were ordered to
More than 100
take shelter in
police
officers,
campus buildings,
some
heavily
Lt. Larry Klaus
armed in camou-
said.
flage
uniforms,
“He should be
considered armed
searched neighbor-
and dangerous,”
hoods near Central
Klaus said of
Michigan Univer- Eric Davis Jr.
Davis.
sity on Friday
The university identified
for a 19-year-old student
suspected of killing his the two dead as his parents,
parents at a dormitory and James Davis Sr. and Diva
Davis.
The
shooting
then running from campus.
The shooting at Camp- occurred around 8:30 a.m.
bell Hall happened on a day at a residence hall at Central
when parents were arriving Michigan, which is about 70
to pick up students for the miles north of Lansing.
Klaus said video at the
beginning of a week-long
dorm suggests Davis fled on
spring break.
Police released a photo foot after the shooting. He
of James Eric Davis Jr., was wearing a hoodie but
urging the public to call had been shedding certain
911 if they see him but also clothes while on the run.
“This has been a tragic
warning that he shouldn’t
be confronted. Hours after day. ... The hurting will go
a campus lockdown, police on for a while,” said univer-
started a “slow, methodical sity President George Ross.
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PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
THURSDAY
7:44 a.m. - The Umatilla County Sheriff’s
Office took a report of a burglary at the
Brittany Farming Co., 1116 N. Columbia St.,
Milton-Freewater.
12:53 p.m. - Pilot Rock police conducted
a walk-through at the elementary school.
4:58 p.m. - Pendleton police received
a report of a male physically abusing his
mother-in-law.
6:01 p.m. - A caller told Milton-Freewater
police someone stole the keys to her
business on the 300 block of Catherine
Avenue.
6:23 p.m. - A man at Green Acres RV
Park, 80542 Paterson Ferry Road, Irrigon,
reported that after his father’s arrest earlier,
people have taken items from his father’s
trailer.
7:22 p.m. - Pendleton police received
report of a disturbance at the Pendleton
Center For The Arts, 214 N. Main St.
10:32 p.m. - A caller reported a theft
at the Riverside Sports Bar & Lounge,
Umatilla, 1501 Sixth St., Umatilla.
ARRESTS, CITATIONS
•Umatilla Tribal Police arrested Miles
Anthony Prescott, 27, no address available,
supplying contraband (drugs) and posses-
sion of federally controlled substances.
Deputies told to form perimeter at school shooting
PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) — A
sheriff’s office captain told deputies
to form a perimeter instead of rushing
into the Florida high school where 17
people were killed in a mass shooting,
according to documents obtained by the
Miami Herald.
The newspaper reported late
Thursday that it had obtained a partial
Broward Sheriff’s Office dispatch log,
which showed that Capt. Jan Jordan
gave the order for deputies to establish
a perimeter.
An earlier report on the call logs
published by Fox News showed that the
shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School would have been over by
the time Jordan gave her order.
However, the log may raise fresh
questions about the department’s
handling of the mass shooting on Feb.
14, including whether police could have
gone in sooner to help the wounded.
“If detectives had answers to all of the
questions, then there would be no need
for an investigation,” sheriff’s office
spokeswoman Veda Coleman-Wright
wrote in an email to the Herald late
Thursday.
Sheriff Scott Israel has said his
office’s training and nationwide
active-shooter procedure call for armed
law enforcement officers to confront
shooters immediately rather than secure
a scene. He has blasted Deputy Scot
Peterson, the school’s resource officer,
for not entering the school building
while 19-year-old former student
Nikolas Cruz was shooting.
Israel told CNN that Coral Springs
Police were the first law enforcement
officers to enter the building, about four
minutes after Cruz left the school.
Peterson resigned and has defended
his actions.
Mike Stocker/South Florida Sun-Sentinel via AP
In this Feb. 14 file photo, students hold their hands in the air as they are
evacuated by police from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Park-
land, Fla., after a shooter opened fire on the campus.
The sheriff’s office has not responded
to requests for the logs from The Asso-
ciated Press. The agency and the Florida
Department of Law Enforcement are
investigating the actions of officers
responding to the shooting.
The head of the Broward Sheriff’s
Office Deputies Association called for
more transparency in the investigation
in a Miami Herald report Friday , saying
Israel should release all surveillance
videos, audio recordings and dispatch
logs documenting the law enforcement
response to the school.
“Our deputies are being called
cowards in public, even if they had
nothing to do with (the shooting
response),” said Jeff Bell. “The deputies
on the street are the ones taking the
heat.”
On Friday afternoon, Florida Gov.
Rick Scott proclaimed Feb. 14 as
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High
School Remembrance Day. Scott invited
Floridians to join him for a moment
of silence at 3 p.m. Saturday, which is
17 days after 17 people died during a
shooting at the Parkland school.
Also Saturday, the Florida Senate
is scheduled to hold a rare Saturday
session to consider a bill addressing
school safety and gun sales. The bill
was scheduled to be heard Friday, but
it was postponed so the Senate could
keep working behind the scenes to reach
an agreement with the House on bill
language. Saturday’s session will allow
questions on the bill, but a final Senate
vote wouldn’t be held until Monday.
BRIEFLY
Oregon school
principal abused
student for years
SPRINGFIELD
(AP) — Police and school
documents indicate a high
school principal in western
Oregon had sexually abused
a student for years, but
officials failed to uncover
the abuse despite suspicions
from faculty members.
The Register-Guard
reports Springfield police
launched an investigation in
late January after a teacher
alerted authorities to an
overheard rumor involving
Academy of Arts and
Academics Principal Mike
Fisher.
The Springfield School
District placed Fisher on
leave, and he killed himself
last month.
District officials say they
responded as soon as they
learned about the allegations
against Fisher. Police
interviewed the victim, who
said the abuse began when
she was 14 and continued
into her adulthood.
A parent alerted
administrators to Fisher's
possible inappropriate
behavior in 2007, but
the report did not lead to
criminal charges.
Oregon State
Police spokesman
barred from going
near wife
PORTLAND (AP)
— The estranged wife of
an Oregon State Police
spokesman has obtained
a restraining order against
him.
The Oregonian/
OregonLive reported Friday
that the petition was filed
on the same day Capt. Bill
Fugate was placed on paid
administrative leave because
of a criminal investigation.
The Fugates have been
going through a divorce. The
restraining-order petition
says Georgina Monrean-
Fugate contacted the
Deschutes County Sheriff's
Office on Tuesday to
report that her husband had
threatened her in November
while possessing a gun.
Deschutes County Sheriff
Shane Nelson declined
to discuss the criminal
investigation, but said it
began after a complaint was
received Tuesday, and it has
nothing to do with Fugate's
conduct on the job.
Court rules
against Oregon
Republican in
defamation lawsuit
PORTLAND (AP)
— The Oregon Court of
Appeals ruled against
former state Rep. Matt
Wingard in his defamation
lawsuit against a group of
conservative opponents.
The Wilsonville
Republican left the
Legislature in 2012 after
revelations of a sexual
relationship with a
legislative aide.
When he tried to return
four years later, the Oregon
Family Council and other
groups sent mailers ahead
of the primary election that
said Wingard had pressured
the 20-year-old woman into
having sex with him.
Wingard acknowledged
the relationship, but said it
was consensual.
The Appeals Court said
Wingard failed to show the
groups were reckless in
using the word “pressured.”
Multiple news outlets used
it when the woman went
public in 2012.
Attorney Thomas
Rask told The Oregonian/
OregonLive that he and
Wingard are weighing
whether to appeal to the
Oregon Supreme Court.
Residents asked to
help in search for
missing woman
BEND (AP) — Police
searching for a missing
Bend woman have asked
residents on the east side
of that city to check their
properties for clues.
Police want residents
to report anything out of
the ordinary, and reminded
them to inspect abandoned
structures, open fields or
any water sources on their
properties.
Meanwhile, KTVZ
reports that investigators
were at Knott Landfill on
Thursday, searching through
trash piles for evidence
in the disappearance of
24-year-old Sara Gomez.
Gomez was last seen
Feb. 19. Her ex-boyfriend,
Bryan Penner, was arrested
two days later, accused of
violating the restraining
order Gomez took out
against him. He has pleaded
not guilty to charges of
contempt of court. He has
not been charged in her
disappearance.
Man sues Oregon
strip club where
dancer threw
bottle at him
PORTLAND (AP) — A
28-year-old man who says
he still has scars on his
forehead two years after
an adult dancer threw a
beer glass at him has filed a
lawsuit against her Oregon
strip club.
The Oregonian/
OregonLive reported
Thursday that Cholo
Circulado is seeking
$50,000 in damages.
Circulado acknowledged
that he told the Acropolis
strip club dancer in March
2016 to take off her clothes
using lewd terms and threw
a dollar bill folded into a
paper airplane at her.
Police say the dancer,
then-23-year-old Aryanne
Elyse Curcio, told officers
she might have overreacted.
An attorney for the strip
club couldn’t be reached for
comment.
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