APRIL 15, 2017
Sunday, March 26
• During a traffi c stop, Tribal police encountered a male making suicidal
comments. The Polk County Mobile Crisis Team was called.
• Tribal police assisted Yamhill County deputies with a mental health-related
call.
Monday, March 27
• Tribal police assisted Yamhill County deputies with a domestic disturbance
in Willamina.
• A male requested to speak to the police in the 27000 block of Salmon River
Highway. The male had “sensitive information” regarding a conspiracy re-
lating to President Trump and various members of Congress. Tribal police
responded, investigated and found it to be a mental health issue.
• Tribal police assisted Polk County deputies with locating and arresting a
wanted person in the 9000 block of Grand Ronde Road.
• Several males were smoking marijuana on Tribal property in the 27000
block of Salmon River Highway. The males were warned not to smoke
pot on Tribal land.
Tuesday, March 28
• Tribal police assisted Polk County deputies with a 911 hang-up call in the
7000 block of Fire Hall Road. The call was determined to be accidental.
• A citizen called to report criminal mischief that occurred on Highway 18.
Tribal police took the initial report and forwarded it to Oregon State Police.
Wednesday, March 29
• Tribal police assisted Tribal Security after a couch was dumped in the
area of Tyee Road.
• Yamhill County deputies requested assistance from Tribal police and Polk
County deputies with a gun-related call in Sheridan.
• Tribal police were requested to assist Yamhill County deputies with a
reported hit and run call.
Thursday, March 30
• Tribal police investigated a possible wood cutting violation.
• An Elder abuse case was referred to Tribal police for investigation.
• Tribal police responded to Highway 18 for a traffi c hazard.
• Polk County deputies requested Tribal police respond and assist them in
the 25000 block of Yamhill River Road for a reported domestic disturbance.
• A second domestic disturbance was reported in the 25000 block of Yamhill
River Road. Tribal police responded to assist Polk County deputies who
had requested assistance.
Friday, March 31
• A driving complaint was called in on Hebo Road, but offi cers were unable
to locate it.
• A dog got loose in the 26000 block of McPherson Road. Tribal police
located the dog and reunited it with its owners.
• A wallet was reported stolen in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway.
Tribal police are investigating.
• A syringe was located in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway. Tribal
police responded and seized the syringe for destruction.
• A dog was reported left in a vehicle in the 27000 block of Salmon River
Highway. Tribal police had the owners contacted.
• Tribal police assisted Polk County deputies with an alarm.
• A disturbance was reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway.
Tribal police are investigating.
• Tribal police located and arrested the suspect in the wallet theft.
Saturday, April 1
• Tribal police assisted with a vehicle crash on Salmon River Highway.
• Stolen IDs were reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway.
Tribal police are investigating.
• An employee was reported to be making suicidal comments before walking
off the job. Tribal police contacted the employee to make sure they were
OK.
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• Tribal police assisted medics with clearing an area for LifeFlight after a
vehicle crash on Highway 18.
• A “suspicious activity” was reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River
Highway. Tribal police are investigating.
• Tribal police arrested a male for trespass from the 26000 block of Salmon
River Highway after he refused to leave multiple locations.
Sunday, April 2
• A traffi c complaint regarding a weaving vehicle was called in on Highway
18 headed toward Grand Ronde. Offi cers were unable to locate it.
• A citizen found a Tribal member’s ID and turned it in to police. Tribal
offi cers located the owner and returned the identifi cation.
• A trespassing complaint was reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River
Highway. Tribal police responded and the subject decided to leave.
• Tribal police assisted a citizen who called regarding a possible missing
person.
• A person was reported to be living on Tribal property in the 27000 block
of Salmon River Highway, and Tribal police responded.
Monday, April 3
• An animal complaint was received in the 28000 block of McPherson Road.
Tribal police arrived and found a loose dog and returned it to the owner.
• Polk County Sheriff’s Offi ce requested Tribal police assist with a trespass
complaint in the area of King Road. Offi cers responded and investigated.
During the investigation, a female was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
Tuesday, April 4
• Tribal police responded to the 24000 block of Grand Ronde Road to as-
sist with a reported unconscious woman who had been found. Offi cers
responded and assisted medics.
• A sex crime was reported to Tribal police, who are investigating.
• An Elder abuse allegation was reported to Tribal police. Offi cers are
investigating.
• Multiple driving complaints were called in.
Wednesday, April 5
• Another Elder abuse allegation was reported to Tribal police. Offi cers are
investigating.
• Tribal police responded to assist Dallas police in a vehicle pursuit that
was headed north on Highway 22. The pursuit was terminated before it
reached the area and Tribal police cancelled their response.
• A missing juvenile was reported to Tribal police. The juvenile was located.
• A possible criminal mischief was reported to Tribal police.
• Tribal police located a vehicle in the ditch on Hebo Road and assisted
with calling for a tow.
• A Tribal police offi cer assisted with a fl at tire change.
Thursday, April 6
• A false alarm was reported in the 9000 block of Grand Ronde Road.
• A loose bovine was reported. Tribal police responded and did not see any
loose cattle.
• Tribal police arrested a subject involved in a robbery in the 9500 block
of Raven Loop. The arrest was regarding an ongoing investigation from
November 2016.
• Oregon State Police requested assistance from Tribal police in locating
a wanted subject. The subject was not where they were reported to be.
• Tribal police assisted an employee with a possible telephonic harassment.
Friday, April 7
• A suspicious person was called in to Polk County Sheriff’s Offi ce on
Highway 22. Deputies requested Tribal police assist. The person was
contacted.
• Tribal police assisted a driver who had driven into a ditch on Hebo Road
with getting a tow.
• A drug complaint was called in to Tribal police, who are investigating.
Saturday, April 8
• Tribal police assisted with a medical call in the 27000 block of Salmon
River Highway.
• A disturbance was called in to Tribal police in the 27000 block of Salmon
River Highway. Tribal police responded and assisted with calming down
the situation.
• A domestic disturbance was reported in the 27000 block of Salmon River
Highway. Tribal police responded and determined no crime had occurred.