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Police dog will also get search & rescue training
hikers lost in the city’s forest
reserves.
Gunner will also serve as
a mascot for the department,
and Gregory plans eventu-
ally to introduce Gunner to
local schools.
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“tool that’s used to build re-
lationships with students,”
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teach kids about the dangers
of drugs, the importance of
being productive citizens
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people, too,” Clatsop County
Sheriff Tom Bergin said.
Gunner is the only narcot-
ics dog in Clatsop County.
Other local law enforcement
agencies, including the Clat-
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cotics Team, may use Gun-
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scenes, during highway vehi-
cle stops and in drug-related
investigations.
Gunner represents the de-
partment’s second attempt to
pick the right pup.
The department pur-
chased Gunner from Top
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and Consulting, a compa-
ny in Modesto, Calif., for
$6,200, an amount that also
paid for a one-year warran-
ty on Gunner’s health that
includes a total refund or
replacement should Gunner
not work out.
So far, the department
has raised almost $30,000,
according to Schermerhorn
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Cannon Beach has pledged
to supply free dog food for
the life of the program, and
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veterinarian at Seaside Pet
Clinic, said he will adminis-
ter Gunner’s routine check-
ups free of charge.
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Cannon Beach Police Log
March 1
10:57 p.m. 1100 block
way 26. However, the rest
2:46 a.m. East Second RI(FROD&RXUWEXUJODU\, continued to Seaside. No
Street: camping within city Theft of purses from motel action taken by units.
1:25 p.m. 7RORYDQD,QQ
limits. Subject warned for room. Report of fraudulent
overnight camping.
use of credit card in Port- property crimes.
5:08 p.m. 200 block land.
1:34 p.m. City Park:
of North Hemlock Street:
dog/animal
complaints.
March 6
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Citizen worried about two
1:37 p.m. 100 block of dogs left in car near City
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ZLWK VHULDO QXPEHUV ¿OHG West Gower Street: call Park parked in yellow zone
for information. Report of ZLWK ÀDVKHUV RQ ZLQGRZV
off.
guest requiring more care slightly cracked. Warning
March 2
than a motel can provide. given to owner regarding
5:34 p.m. 200 block of 2I¿FHU DGYLVHG JXHVW VKH leaving dogs in hot car and
East Warren Way: assis- needs to seek other lodging parking in yellow zone.
tance provided to another better suited for her needs.
March 9
agency. Subject called to Guest will remain for one
9:45 a.m. U.S. High-
UHSRUW ¿UHDUPV EHLQJ VKRW more night but needs to
near city limits and hous- leave the following day. way 101 at milepost 29.5:
Received report of two
HV &DOOHU QRWL¿HG RI¿FHU Guest understood.
2:51 p.m. Sunset Boule- or three gunshots coming
that he/she knew the area
was in county jurisdiction vard and Hemlock Street: from northway of U.S.
EXW UHTXHVWHG DQ RI¿FHU other all. Verbal warning Highway 101 at milepost
UHVSRQG 2I¿FHU UHVSRQG- given for hitchhiking and ZKHUH 2'27 FUHZV
were downing trees. Af-
ed to area and was able to outdoor merchandising.
ter checking the area and
determine individuals were
March 7
speaking with the reporting
target shooting somewhere
7:33 a.m. Chapman party, it was determined the
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viduals were nowhere near Point: camping within city sounds came from the east
city property and not shoot- limits. Subject contact- side of the highway at the
LQJQHDUUHVLGHQFHV2I¿FHU ed for overnight camping. very north end of Elkland
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also noted the atmospheric Warning issued.
8:19 a.m. West Harrison and remained for a bit, but
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VRXQGV RI JXQ¿UH IURP WKH Street: camping within city no other shots were heard.
hills east of U.S. highway limits. Subject(s) warned
March 10
for unlawful lodging and
101.
6:31 p.m. :HVW 'DZHV expired registration.
8:22 a.m. North Larch
Avenue and Hemlock
Street: camping within city
March 8
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limits. Complaint of camp-
12:26 a.m.
Second ers set up with a tent and
tact with vehicle parked in
URDGZD\ EORFNLQJ WUDI¿F Street: camping within city supplies. Checked area.
No occupants in vehicle limits. Subject warned for No sign of tent or people.
at the time of contact. A violating overnight camp- Bedding inside vehicle
short time later, occupants ing ordinance.
suggests it was slept in last
12:30 a.m.
Second night. Left a business card
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cer they parked in the road Street: camping within city informing of the ordinance
because they had to use the limits. Subject warned for and to contact with any
UHVWURRP 2I¿FHU LVVXHG violating overnight camp- questions. Went back at ap-
driver a parking citation for ing ordinance.
proximately 11 a.m. Vehi-
5:15 a.m. Fernwood cle was gone.
hazardous parking and no-
5:56 p.m. First and
WL¿HG GULYHU RI WKH YDULRXV Street: camping within city
parking lots within 25 feet limits. Subjects warned for Hemlock Street: aban-
doned/junk vehicle. Res-
where they could park in overnight camping.
1:07 p.m. U.S. Highway ident concerned about a
the future.
westbound at milepost 6: vehicle parked in area for a
March 5
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12:16 a.m. 1300 block by dispatch that Oregon sponded. Vehicle parked on
of Second Street: assis- State Police had received a private property and would
tance provided to another report of a group of sport- need to be towed by proper-
agency. Attempted to locate style motorcycles passing ty owner if a problem.
burglary suspect who was illegally and performing
chased by a homeowner stunts. A couple of them
from residence. Staged at were stopped by OSP at
Broadway Middle School.
milepost 6 on U.S. High-
Fresh
P AINTING
March 11
Licensed • Bonded • Insured
CCB# 89453
7:18 a.m. U.S. Highway
101 at Arch Cape Tunnel:
assistance provided to Or-
egon State Police and Can-
non Beach Fire and Rescue
with a motor vehicle crash.
Vehicle vs. elk. Noninjury.
Stood by for OSP’s arrival
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9:14 a.m. 500 block of
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Theft of camera equipment
from vehicle.
9:37 a.m. Warren Way:
fugitive arrest.
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2:30 a.m. U.S. Highway
101 at Beerman Creek: traf-
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license recovered from a
suspended driver.
March 13
9:35 p.m. 1200 block
of South Hemlock Street:
emergency medical re-
sponse. Elderly male fell
inside the American Legion
and hit his head. No Medix
transport.
11:30 p.m. Tolovana
Wayside: camping with-
in city limits. Subject(s)
warned for unlawful lodg-
ing.
March 14
4:59 a.m. Second Street
at sewer ponds: camping
within city limits.
5:56 p.m. 1200 block
of South Hemlock Street:
assistance provided to an-
other agency. Female fell
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Twisted her ankle. No Me-
dix transport.
10:59 p.m. 700 block of
North Spruce Street: dis-
turbance. Male had been
drinking and wanted to
leave in his car. Female
called police department.
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vinced male that it was not
a good idea to drive. Male
said he would stay at resi-
dence and go to sleep.
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“He’s such a good work-
er,” Gregory said. “We really
lucked out with him.”
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ner will begin his search-
and-rescue training with
Clatsop County Search and
Rescue, Chief Jason Scher-
merhorn said.
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wait a while before adding a
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