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NEWS MyEagleNews.com Wednesday, June 26, 2019 A5 Two die in single-vehicle crash near Crane Blue Mountain Eagle Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into the single-vehicle, double-fa- tal crash near Crane the morning of June 19. At about 11:15 a.m., OSP troopers and emergency person- nel responded to a report of a crash on Highway 78 near milepost 22, according to OSP. Preliminary investigation revealed a GMC Yukon, operated by Joyce Arends, 66, of Wicken- burg, Arizona, was traveling east- bound and for unknown reasons went off the roadway onto the shoulder. The GMC Yukon came back onto the roadway where it rolled multiple times and came to rest on its top on the south side of the highway. Arends and her passenger, Arnold Arends, 72, of Wicken- burg, Arizona, both suffered fatal injuries and were pronounced deceased at the scene. Traffi c was only affected for a limited time during the investigation. OSP was assisted by Oregon Department of Transportation, Harney County Sheriff’s Offi ce and Burns Fire Department. COPS AND COURTS Arrests and citations in the Blue Mountain Eagle are taken from the logs of law enforcement agencies. Every effort is made to report the court disposition of arrest cases. Grant County Circuit Court Anthony J. Capaldo, 62, John Day, was found in con- tempt of court June 20. He was sentenced to 11 days jail with credit for time served. Grant County Sheriff The Grant County Sher- iff’s Offi ce reported the fol- lowing for the week of June 19: Concealed handgun licenses: 5 Average inmates: 18 Bookings: 11 Releases: 10 Arrests: 3 Citations: 3 Fingerprints: 13 Civil papers: 11 Warrants processed: 2 Asst./welfare check: 0 Search and rescue: 1 June 17: Rayme Lacey, 43, John Day, was cited for driving with a suspended license. June 17: Christian Iver- son, 37, Portland, was cited for violating the basic rule, 74/55 zone. Justice Court • Violation of basic rule: Kellen A. Bateham, 37, Bend, May 5, 73/55 zone, fi ned $165; Scott A. Lutton, 43, Nine Mile Falls, Wash- ington, April 11, 77/55 zone, fi ned $265; James A. Kend- all, 39, Bend, May 7, 75/55 zone, fi ned $165; Joshua M. Stalcup, 30, Burns, May 5, 75/55 zone, fi ned $165; Gary L. Hanson, 69, Gear- hart, May 16, 75/55 zone, fi ned $165; Michael K. John- son, 57, Upland, California, May 23, 78/55 zone, fi ned $265; Nora A. Healey, 58, John Day, May 29, 75/55 zone, fi ned $165; Melissa R. Reitz, 48, Mt. Vernon, June 10, 82/55 zone, fi ned $225; Stanley A. Rorex, 76, Winnemucca, Nevada, May 13, 78/55 zone, fi ned $145; Robert T. Melton, 50, Bend, May 23, 115/55 zone, fi ned $1,150; Samantha Steele, 53, Ashland, April 27, 74/55 zone, fi ned $140. • Exceeding speed limit: Michael R. Crowell, 60, Hermiston, April 25, 75/65 zone, fi ned $165; Ana M. Devincentis, 18, Can- yon City, May 21, 76/65 zone, fi ned $265; Cindy M. Dougharity-Spencer, 49, Canyon City, May 20, 44/30 zone, fi ned $165; Tara L. Dockery, 47, Long Beach, Washington, April 25, 40/30 zone, fi ned $115; Ian T. Landberg, 33, Merid- ian, Idaho, May 2, 78/65 zone, fi ned $265; Michael D. Jones, 42, Prairie City, May 24, 75/65 zone, fi ned $165; Deborah J. Webb, 46, Prairie City, June 3, 75/65 zone, fi ned $165; Garri- son D. McNutt, 19, Seneca, May 28, 55/35 zone, fi ned $140; Knolen J. Hatch, 73, McMinnville, May 8, 44/30 zone, fi ned $100. • Violation speed limit: Rebekka A. Hughes, 19, Baker City, June 2, 63/35 zone, fi ned $265; Tyler N. Mullins, 24, Stedman, North Carolina, May 26, 83/65 zone, fi ned $265; Brant C. Hajek, 27, Portland, May 25, 55/30 zone, fi ned $265. • Driving uninsured: David E. Hall, 25, John Day, Dec. 25, fi ned $265, Dec. 28, fi ned $265, Dec. 29, fi ned $265; Steven M. Warrington, 29, John Day, March 3, fi ned $1,000; Viola Rose, 75, Prairie City, May 15, fi ned $265; Chris- tine Daum, 30, John Day, May 26, fi ned $1,000; Gary Hartwick, 68, Mt. Vernon, April 11, fi ned $160; Rob- ert W. Rule, 27, The Dalles, May 21, fi ned $265; Holly B. Smith, 36, Canyon City, Feb. 9, fi ned $500. • Driving while sus- pended: David E. Hall, 25, John Day, Dec. 25, fi ned $440, Dec. 28, fi ned $440, Dec. 29, fi ned 440; David W. Kreger, 26, Prairie City, March 18, fi ned $440; Ste- ven M. Warrington, 29, John Day, March 3, fi ned $1,500; Christine Daum, 30, John Day, May 26, fi ned $2,000; Holly B. Smith, 36, Canyon City, Feb. 9, fi ned $1,000; Robert W. Rule, 27, The Dalles, May 21, fi ned $440. • Failure to install igni- tion interlock device: David E. Hall, 25, John Day, Dec. 25, fi ned $440, Dec. 28, fi ned $440, Dec. 29, fi ned $440. • Failure to drive right: Gary D. Walsburg, 37, Proc- tor, Minnesota, May 20, fi ned $265. • Exceeding maximum weight limit: Brandon L. Walgamott, 26, Nampa, Idaho, June 4, fi ned $100. • No operator’s license: Viola Rose, 75, Prairie City, May 15, fi ned $265. • Operate with a nonstan- dard light: Rodney A. Rook- stool, 58, Prairie City, May 26, fi ned $140. • Use of cellphone while driving: Darla C. Carpenter, 56, John Day, May 27, fi ned $265. • Registration sticker expired: John A. Loveday, 56, John Day, June 2, fi ned $95. • Gary Hartwick, 68, Mt. Vernon, April 11, fi ned $160. • Glen J. Vanbelle, 59, La Grande, April 16, fi ned $265. • Nathan M. Elledge, 27, John Day, pleaded guilty May 29 to driving with a sus- pended license. He was sen- tenced to 10 days jail with credit for time served, 18 months probation, 40 hours community service and $720 in fi nes and fees. Oregon State Police June 18: Located a man on South Main Street in Prai- rie City wanted on a U.S. Marshals felony arrest war- rant for a probation viola- tion stemming from an orig- inal charge of transporting obscene material. Fred D. Manning, 70, was arrested and placed in Grant County Jail pending extradition to Washington. June 19: Located a man on Rendezvous Lane in Sen- eca wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant. Connor John- ston-Broemeling, 24, was arrested and transported to Grant County Jail. June 19: Located a man at a mobile home park on West Main Street in John Day wanted on an out- standing felony arrest war- rant. Devan J. Haynes, 26, John Day, was arrested and transported to Grant County Jail. Dispatch John Day dispatch worked 162 calls during the week of June 17-23, including: • John Day Police Department June 17: Responded to a dispute at a mobile home park on West Main Street in John Day. June 18: Advised of possi- ble animal abuse at pens east of the fairgrounds in John Day. June 18: Received a harassment report from the post offi ce in John Day. June 18: Advised of crimi- nal mischief on Fourth Street in John Day. June 19: Responded to a dispute at an apartment on West Main Street in John Day. June 19: Dispatched to a mobile home park on West Main Street in John Day for an unwanted person and harassment. June 20: Following a traf- fi c stop on West Main Street in John Day, Jared Baker, 24, John Day, was arrested and charged with driving with a suspended license and no insurance. June 21: Dispatched to a mobile home park on West Main Street in John Day for a suicidal person. • Grant County Sheriff’s Offi ce June 17: Advised of a hit- and-run crash on Patterson Drive in Canyon City. June 17: Received a report of an unwanted person on North Cozart Avenue in Prai- rie City. June 17: Advised of a fi ght on North Cozart Ave- nue in Prairie City. June 18: Received a report of a vehicle crash with inju- ries on West Bench Road in John Day. June 18: Advised of sus- picious circumstances on Screech Alley Loop in John Day. June 18: Received a miss- ing persons report from Meadow Lane in Canyon City. June 19: Advised of suspi- cious circumstances at a cof- fee shop in Canyon City. June 19: Received a fraud report from a senior home in Prairie City. June 20: Advised of sus- picious circumstances on Highway 395 north of Mt. Vernon. June 20: Received a report of a vehicle crash with inju- ries on Highway 26 near Dayville. June 20: Advised of a theft on Shirttail Creek Road in Seneca. June 20: Received a report of suspicious circum- stances on South Fork Road near Dayville. June 21: Advised of crim- inal mischief in Canyon City. June 21: Following a traf- fi c stop on Highway 395, Sergio Hernandez, Hills- boro, was cited for speeding. June 22: Following a traffi c stop on Highway 395 north of Mt. Vernon, Marga- ret Sampson, Portland, was cited for speeding, 79/55 zone. June 22: Responded to a dispute in the city park in Dayville. June 22: Advised of an assault in Prairie City. June 22: Received a report of a domestic incident in Prairie City. • John Day ambulance June 17: Dispatched to a senior home in John Day for an elderly woman. June 17: Transported a patient to the airport in John Day. June 17: Responded to a senior home in John Day for a man. June 17: Transported a patient to the airport in John Day. June 19: Responded to a mobile home park on West Main Street in John Day for a 64-year-old man with diffi - culty breathing. June 19: Paged to a senior home in John Day for a 69-year-old man. June 19: Responded to North Johnson Avenue in Prairie City for a lift assist. June 20: Dispatched to Dog Patch Lane in John Day. June 20: Paged to Harper Creek Road in Mt. Vernon for a transport. June 20: Responded to South Humbolt Drive in Canyon City for a 79-year- old woman. 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