NEWS
MyEagleNews.com
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
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.
fines after pleading guilty on Jan.
8 for driving while suspended.
On Jan. 7, the court granted a
judgment for Collection Bureau
of Walla Walla Inc. against Daniel
B. Kilby, John Day, for $1355.79.
Grant County Sheriff
Oregon State Police
The Grant County Sheriff’s
Office reported the following for
the week of Jan. 8:
Concealed handgun licenses:
6
Average inmates: 11
Bookings: 4
Releases: 5
Arrests: 2
Citations: 2
Fingerprints: 1
Civil papers: 13
Warrants processed: 3
Assistance/Welfare check: 1
Search and Rescue: 0
Jan. 3: Matthew Sagaser, 35,
Mt. Vernon, was cited for viola-
tion of the basic rule, 82/65 zone.
Jan. 6: Brandon Miller, 32,
Long Creek, was cited for driv-
ing uninsured and violation of the
basic rule, 85/55 zone.
Jan. 8: Cited a 65-year-old
man who was in a wheel chair
in lieu of custody for failure to
report annually.
Jan. 9: Responded to the John
Day area attempting to locate
a subject with a felony warrant.
The subject, Robert L. Crosby II,
33, of John Day was reported to
be last seen at Chester’s Thrift-
way in John Day. While on an
area check with a deputy from the
Grant County Sheriff’s Office,
located Crosby at the intersec-
tion of Northwest Second Ave-
nue and Northwest Boyce Place.
Took Crosby into custody with-
out incident and transported him
to the Grant County Jail where he
was lodged on a probation viola-
tion warrant.
Jan. 9: Responded to West
Main Street to assist the Blue
Mountain Hospital ambulance
crew with an uncooperative
patient. Karina P. Robinson, 20,
of John Day was transported to
Blue Mountain Hospital for treat-
ment. After clearing, learned
she had a felony warrant for her
arrest for a probation violation.
Responded to Blue Mountain
Hospital and took the female into
custody after she was discharged.
Transported the female to the
Grant County Jail where she was
lodged.
Jan. 10: A northbound pickup,
driven by a resident of Mt. Ver-
non, was passing a northbound
vehicle. As the pickup was pass-
ing the vehicle, it began to make
a left hand turn onto a county
access road. The vehicle turned
into the path of the pickup. The
driver of the pickup drove off the
roadway to avoid a collision with
the vehicle. The pickup sustained
damage as a result of the crash.
The driver of the pickup arranged
for his own tow. The other vehi-
cle did not sustain any damage
and was gone upon arrival on
scene. The case is ongoing.
Jan. 10: Responded to a sin-
gle motor vehicle crash on High-
way 26, near milepost 156. A
pickup driven by a juvenile lost
Justice Court
Violation of the basic rule:
Cody M. Warren, 28, Med-
ford, Nov. 27, 69/55 zone, fined
$140; Aurelio S. Martinez, 63,
Bend, Nov. 25, 74/55 zone, fined
$140; Contessa M. Mendoza, 44,
Van Nuys, California, Aug. 30,
75/65 zone, fined $160; Cynthia
L. Kidd, 47, Mt. Vernon, Oct. 7,
69/55 zone, $165.
Violation of speed limit: Chris-
topher P. Kampmeier, 55, Defi-
ance, Missouri, Sept. 30, 78/65
zone, fined $265; Christopher B.
Weekly, 39, Klamath Falls, Sept.
17, 54/30 zone, fined $265; Syed
S. Hussaini, 40, Beaverton, Aug.
31, 78/65 zone, fined $265.
Failure to yield before enter-
ing: Liu Haiping, 56, John Day,
Oct. 14, fined $135.
Improper display of registra-
tion: Stephen P. Hancock, 44,
Canyon City, Nov. 2, fined $115.
Driving while suspended: Ste-
phen P. Hancock, 44, Canyon
City, Nov. 2, fined $440.
Failure to drive within lane:
Juvenile, 16, Prairie City, Dec.
18, fined $165.
Randall E. Barnett was sen-
tenced to 12 months of proba-
tion, 40 hours of community ser-
vice and ordered to pay $1,220 in
control on slick roads, crossing
the oncoming lane and rolling
onto its top in a ditch. The driver
refused medical, the pickup was
towed from the scene by Frontier
Equipment.
Jan. 10: Stopped a pickup
for speeding and failing to sig-
nal a turn near milepost 162 on
Highway 26. On contact, the
driver, Brandon R. Collier, 25,
had glassy, bloodshot eyes and
a moderate odor of an alcoholic
beverage coming from his breath.
The driver admitted to drinking
before being stopped. The driver
consented to field sobriety tests,
exhibiting signs of impairment
on all tests. Arrested the driver
for DUII and transported him to
the Grant County Jail. The driver
submitted to a breath test, which
indicated a blood alcohol concen-
tration of 0.11%. Issued Collier a
citation for DUII-Alcohol and
lodged him at the jail.
Dispatch
John Day dispatch worked
155 calls during the week of Jan.
6-12, including:
•
John
Day
Police
Department
Jan. 6: Received a report of
theft on Hillcrest Drive.
Jan. 6: Cited Jeffrey C. Cook,
23, of John Day for driving unin-
sured on Highway 26.
Jan. 7: Received a report of
a lost dog near Northeast Elm
Street.
Jan. 9: Hit and run on a power
pole. At the traffic light, the vehi-
cle went around the block and
returned.
Jan. 11: Cited Jeffrey C. Cook,
23, of John Day for driving
uninsured.
• Oregon State Police
Jan. 7: Received an animal
complaint on Highway 26 near
milepost 126.
Jan. 10: Received a report of
calves on Highway 26 near mile-
post 143.
Jan. 10: Advised of hogs on
the roadway on Highway 26 near
milepost 143.
Jan. 11: Received a report of
a large black cow on the road on
Highway 26 near milepost 144.
Jan. 11: Advised of a sin-
gle-vehicle slide-off on Highway
26 near milepost 183.
• Grant County Sheriff’s
Office
Jan. 8: Received a report
of theft on Ingle Street in Mt.
Vernon.
Jan. 10: Responded to an
88-year-old woman with dizzi-
ness and low blood pressure at
Northwest Valley View Drive.
Jan. 11: Conducted a traffic
stop on Highway 26.
Jan. 11: Received a report of
a slide off on Long Creek Moun-
tain on Highway 395.
Jan. 11: Received a report of
theft near McHaley Street.
• John Day ambulance
Jan. 6: Dispatched for a
woman with back pain on Valley
View Drive.
Jan. 6: Responded for a
97-year-old woman who had
fallen on Northeast Dayton
Street.
Jan. 7: Responded for a
79-year-old woman with chest
pains, shortness of breath and
pain in the left arm.
Jan. 8: Dispatched for a
97-year-old woman with shoul-
der pain at Valley View Assisted
Living.
Jan. 8: Dispatched for a
woman with difficulty breathing
on South Johnson Avenue.
Jan. 9: Received a call for a
66-year-old woman with back
pain spreading down her legs and
in her abdomen on West Main
Street.
Jan. 9: Received a report of a
75-year-old woman with pain on
her right side on South Canyon
Street.
Jan. 10: Along with Mt. Vernon
fire, OSP and GCSO, responded
to a single-vehicle rollover near
Clyde Holliday park.
Jan. 10: Responded to a
75-year-old woman with nausea
and vomiting.
Jan. 10: Responded to a
75-year-old woman with nausea
and difficulty breathing on South
Johnson Avenue.
Jan. 11: Dispatched for a
woman having seizures on
Franks Creek Road.
Jan. 12: Called for a 65-year-
old man that fell and hurt his ribs.
• John Day fire
Jan. 11: Responded to an elec-
trical fire on Northwest Bridge
Street.
• Dayville fire
Jan. 9: Along with John Day
Ambulance, called for a 91-year-
old man who needed an airlift.
A5
Police find
body of woman
during Baker
City shooting
investigation
48-year-old Vale
man arrested
EO Media Group
Police found the body of a 30-year-
old Vale woman, who died from a gun-
shot wound, while investigating the non-
fatal shooting of a man Monday in Baker
City. A Vale man is the suspect in both
shootings.
Angela Michelle Par-
rish was the victim of the
fatal shooting, accord-
ing to the Baker County
Sheriff’s Office. Police
found her body in a
building near the BLM’s
Baker Resource Area
Shawn
compound at 3100 H St.
Quentin
The building is not part
of the BLM property but Greenwood
is on an adjacent prop-
erty that previously was the New Tribes
Mission.
Police found Parrish’s body while
investigating the shooting of Nathaniel
Leeland Brown, 37, who was shot in the
hand.
Shawn Quentin Greenwood, 48, of
Vale was arrested Monday afternoon and
charged with two counts of second-degree
assault in the shooting of Brown, who was
treated at Saint Alphonsus Medical Center
in Baker City. Greenwood is also a suspect
in Parrish’s death, Baker County District
Attorney Greg M. Baxter said.
According to the sheriff’s office, addi-
tional charges against Greenwood are pos-
sible following a review of the case by the
Baker County Grand Jury.
Greenwood, who was arrested by
Malheur County sheriff’s deputies about
3:34 p.m. in the Mormon Basin area
of northern Malheur County, south of
Durkee, is in the Baker County Jail.
An affidavit signed by Baxter states
that Brown “told police investigating the
shooting that “there was also a female in
one of the buildings” near the BLM office.
The affidavit reads: “Law enforcement
entered into the outbuilding to search for
the female. While inside they saw sev-
eral spent cartridges. They then saw the
deceased.”
Thank You Grant County!
My year representing as your 2019 Junior Miss Rodeo Oregon has been an unforgettable journey.
Traveling over 15,620 miles throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Nevada. I was able to attend
31 different rodeos and ride my horse in 12 different parades having the experience of a lifetime. I could
not have done this all without all of my amazing sponsors, friends, family and Grant County’s support.
I would like to Thank each and every one of you and may you all be blessed with a Happy New Year!
Best Wishes
Rowdy Isreal
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