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Two dead after
Highway 26 crash
CANNON BEACH FIRE AND RESCUE
LEFT: A hiker with a broken leg was assisted to safety by
Cannon Beach Fire and Rescue, Medix and Seasde Fire and
Rescue. ABOVE: Rescue teams move to help an injured
hiker.
Hiker brought to safety by Cannon Beach Fire and Rescue
Cannon Beach Fire and Rescue came to
the aid of a woman who suffered a broken
leg while hiking on a trail in Ecola State
Park on March 10. Officer Jodi Symonds
was first on scene along with Medix. Chief
Matt Benedict, Lt. Brian Smith and fire-
fighter Jordan Spencer along with Cannon
Beach Police Department and Medix took
the trail to find the woman. It was deter-
mined that a rope team was needed to
bring her to the road.
Seaside Fire and Rescue responded
with four members of their team, including
Chief Joey Daniels. The hiker was found
and transported for medical treatment.
Two people are dead af-
ter a crash Friday afternoon,
March 16, at U.S. Highway
26, 32 miles east of Seaside.
Nineteen-year-old Kend-
ra Cornwell from Gresham,
a passenger in a 2002 black
Chevrolet Trailblazer and
Tom Bonneville, 80, from
Windom, Minnesota, a pas-
senger in a 2017 GMC Aca-
dia, were pronounced dead at
the scene.
According to Oregon
State Police, the Trailblazer
operated by an 18-year-old
Portland woman, Caitlyn
Potter, lost control on east-
bound highway 26, and slid
sideways into the westbound
lane. The Trailblazer first
struck a westbound Toyota
Tacoma without causing inju-
ries before striking the west-
bound GMC in a T-bone fash-
ion. Potter was transported to
OHSU with critical injuries.
The driver of the GMC,
Andrew Bonneville, 71, from
Newberg and three other pas-
sengers in the GMC were
transported to Portland area
hospitals. Two children in the
GMC, ages 8 and 12, were
transported to Emmanuel
Hospital and treated for mi-
nor injuries.
Speed and seatbelt usage
are being considered as pos-
sible contributing factors of
the crash.
The driver of the Toyo-
ta Tacoma was identified as
Daniel Fultz, 35 from Port-
land. His two adult passen-
gers were not injured.
CANNON BEACH POLICE LOG
Feb. 24
during a disturbance.
6:25 p.m., Second Street restrooms:
Officer took a report of harassment.
It was determined nothing criminal
had happened.
11:33 p.m., 1100 block S. Spruce
Court: Police respond to an ongoing
dispute between neighbors regard-
ing noise. No noise was heard at the
time of police arrival. Police say they
will have extra patrols in the area.
7:23 p.m., Hemlock and Mariner
Market: Medix transports to the
hospital a man who sustained in-
juries from a fall.
Feb. 25
3:50 a.m., 1500 block S. Hemlock:
Officers pulled over a suspicious
vehicle and searched it following a
spate of recent burglaries. Occupants
said they were staying in Seaside and
trying to find their way back. Nothing
appeared out of order; no further
action was taken.
8:12 a.m., 300 block 15th Avenue:
Police respond to Seaside police
request for assistance regarding a
home invasion in progress. Request
was canceled before Cannon Beach
police arrived.
10:01 a.m., 1100 block Spruce Court:
Police respond to an ongoing neigh-
bor dispute.
5:18 p.m., 79000 block Cannon
Road: Police assist other agencies
regarding a man who was injured
Feb. 26
11:00 p.m., E. Warren Way: Subjects
are warned for overnight camping.
Feb. 27
9:09 p.m., Sewer Ponds: Subjects
are warned for overnight camping.
Feb. 28
6:56 a.m., 100 block Amber Lane:
Neighbor reports lights on inside a
newly constructed home. The con-
cern is they don’t think the home
is occupied yet. Police responding
speak to a woman inside the resi-
dence who says she is just moving in.
says he is just finishing up.
wanted on a warrant. The female
was taken into police custody.
March 1
1:28 p.m., 400 block Kimberly Court:
Police respond to a complaint of an
RV parked on private property but
hooked up to water belonging to
the complainant. The RV owner was
asked to move his RV.
12:15 a.m., 100 block Fernwood:
Subjects are warned for overnight
camping.
11:30 p.m., 1100 block Spruce
Court: Police respond to a third
report of noise. After interviewing
the complained upon party, they
learn the reporting party makes
unwanted comments about the
subject’s children and herself and
yells at her. Police advise subject to
contact the building management
with their concerns. There was no
noise at the time of the police visit.
March 3
3:36 p.m., 100 block W. Second
Street: A person left a loaded firearm
in a business bathroom. Officers re-
sponding secured the firearm which
was returned to its owner.
11:26 a.m., 82000 block Elkwood
Mountain Road: Police respond to
a domestic dispute which they say
is verbal in nature only.
7:16 p.m., 1100 block S. Hemlock:
Officers respond to a report of an
intoxicated person yelling. Subject
is given a courtesy ride.
6:45 p.m., 82000 block Elk Mountain
Road: Police respond to a report of a
suspicious vehicle at a construction
site. They speak with a plumber who
March 4
1:22 a.m., Highway 101 and Junction
26: Police contact subjects outside
disabled vehicle. The female was
4:32 p.m., Highway 101: Gawkers
looking at elk are advised they are
creating a traffic hazard and are
standing too close to wild animals.
8:25 p.m., 2800 block Pacific: Police
assist on a medical call in response to
a report of a woman with a possible
broken hip.
11:34 p.m., 3300 block Highway 26:
Police assist another agency regard-
ing two subjects who stole money
and possibly left on foot.
March 5
12:33 a.m., Elkland and Glenwood
Court: Police follow up on suspicious
behavior reported regarding two
subjects in a pickup.
12:49 a.m., Spruce and Monroe: Po-
lice conduct a field interview with
subjects in connection to reports of
recent criminal activity.
4:14 a.m., Tolovana Inn: Police in-
terview subjects related to recent
criminal activity; subjects report
having recently purchased a Harley
Davidson that was in a U-Haul trailer.
6:30 a.m., Hemlock and Monroe:
Police conduct field interview with
subjects in a van seen driving slow-
ly in the area. The subject said they
were looking for a job site. The vehi-
cle was later observed in the garage
of a house located on Hemlock and
Adams.
March 6
12:24 a.m., Third and Antler: Subjects
warned for overnight camping were
given permission to stay where they
were as they had been drinking and
did not want to drive.
2:25 a.m., 800 block S. Hemlock:
A found pit bull brought into the
police department was reuinited
with its owner.
March 7
9:39 a.m., Beach: A person using
stilts on the beach reported losing
their wallet.
2:40 p.m., 100 block Ross Lane: A
pile of chicken bones determined to
have been left behind by a raccoon
who broke into a shed.
March 9
2:25 p.m., Warren Way: A transient
female with possible mental health
issues reported someone on the
bus she had been on from Salem
followed her and stole a dress. Fe-
male was later taken to the residence
of a woman in Seaside who she met
on the bus.
8:02 p.m., 4500 block Logan Lane:
Police respond to a report of a home
invasion in progress. Upon arrival,
the female resident said she had
been awakened by a loud bang.
The premises were searched and
all seemed secure. There were no
signs of unwanted entry.
March 10
5:20 p.m., Ecola State Park: Police
assist other agency with a subject
with an injured leg. Subject trans-
ported to the hospital.
9:15 p.m., 300 block Sunset: Police
assist with an emotionally disturbed
minor female.
1:48 p.m., Haystack Rock: Police
respond to a report of a subject
unwilling to take direction with a
Haystack Rock volunteer. After police
arrived, the subject complied with
the directions.
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