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A2 • Friday, January 25, 2019 | Cannon Beach Gazette | CannonBeachGazette.com Tillamook teenager missing for over a year The Daily Astorian The National Cen- ter for Missing and Exploited Children is looking for any infor- mation regarding Alexus Roberts, a 17-year-old from Tillamook who has been missing for a year. It is believed she could Alexus Roberts still be in the region. Roberts is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, white, with brown hair and hazel eyes. She weighs about 100 pounds and has pierced ears. The teenager has also been known to wear fake piercings in her nose, ears and lips. Roberts also has a distinctive tattoo on her left forearm of a diamond with the word “Boss.” Anyone with information can call 1-800-THE-LOST or the Tillamook Police Department at 503-815-1900. Eyewitness shares tale of dramatic rescue Cannon Beach Gazette Cannon Beach visitor Terrance Jor- gensen was among onlookers at the Sat- urday, Jan. 12, Coast Guard rescue of two surfers at Indian Beach. A pair of surfers paddle out against a north flow before finally making it to the break. “They we were hit really hard and one fellow washed in towards the view- ing area after paddling back out look- ing for his partner,” Jorgensen said. “We never saw the partner again. He was apparently caught in a fast current that washed him into the cove and on to back side fo the rock where rescue took place.” At that point, an onlooker called 911. According to Jorgensen, one surfer made it to shore and along with another surfer and ranger frantically worked their way out to a break in the rocks, but were unable to determine if the partner was there. “The surfer then dove in and swam way out to allow himself to be washed back in the cove to try to help his friend,” Jorgensen said. “It was an anx- ious 20 minutes or so until the helicop- ter arrived and we were finally told that they were spotted on the rock.” With support from local teams, an aircrew aboard an MH-60 Jayhawk heli- copter from Sector Columbia River Terrance Jorgensen/Cannon Beach Gazette A pair of surfers paddle out against a north fl ow before fi nally making it to the break, Saturday, Jan. 12. safely completed two hoists and trans- ported the surfers to the Sector in War- renton where they declined medical care and were released. CANNON BEACH POLICE LOG Dec. 29 Dec. 31 2:42 p.m., 1100 block Spruce Court: Victim of ongoing tele- phone harassment requests suspected caller/texter be ad- vised by police to not make contact. When police spoke with the suspected subject, she admitted to knowingly eluding police when they were attempting to arrest her for Disorderly Conduct in a previ- ous incident. 5:41 p.m., Haystack Rock: Po- lice responding to a report of a red light illuminating the north side of Haystack Rock said they saw no sign of distress. The light is likely a crashed drone, or something similar. Dec. 30 2:37 a.m., Necanicum and Sec- ond: Police assist Seaside po- lice. 2:09 p.m., 1100 block Spruce: Police respond to a complaint of a subject knocking on doors. The reporting party asked sub- ject be trespassed from their property. The subject was con- tacted and said he understood. Jan. 1 4:36 p.m., Haystack Rock: Po- lice respond to a report of 40 subjects in Haystack Rock’s re- stricted area. Offi cer was only able to locate two people who were advised they were in a re- stricted area. Jan. 2 2:17 p.m., Beach: A phone lost on the beach later found is turned in to Mo’s restaurant and returned to its owner. rest room: Police respond to a report of a subject on the fl oor of the restroom, possibly doing drugs. The subject was gone on police arrival; they were unable to locate. Jan. 4 3:09 p.m., Indian Beach: Police assist Cannon Beach Fire de- partment with a fallen male. 7:16 p.m., 400 block Elk Creek Road: Police interview a man who said his ex-girlfriend pushed him; shortly after, po- lice come to fi nd the ex-girl- friend is involved in a motor vehicle accident on Highway 101; at the scene of the acci- dent she confi rmed she did push him, and that he was be- ing dramatic. Jan. 5 Jan. 3 10:58 a.m., Second Street men’s 8:36 p.m., W. Gower: A driver’s license found on the beach is turned in to police. trespassed from the location. Call cancelled before Cannon Beach police arrival. Jan. 6 7:47 p.m., Haystack Rock: A person reported climbing Hay- stack Rock was unable to be located. 8:25 p.m., 700 block N. Lau- rel: Subjects reported looking into windows and possibly at- tempting unlawful entry into a residence are unable to be located. Jan. 7 2:00 p.m., 1600 block N. Spruce: Chickens at large are reported; police are unable to locate. Jan. 8 6:58 p.m., Police are called to assist Seaside police with a report of an unwanted male on premises, possibly armed. Male had been previously refuses medical attention. A sober, responsible party was on scene who said they would care for the subject. Jan. 9 12:35 p.m., S. Hemlock: Police assist subject with making ar- rangements to get a U-Haul, secure lodging, and make an appointment with Clatsop County Behavioral Healthcare. Jan. 10 12:16 a.m., S. Hemlock: Male contacts police regarding threatening messages he is re- ceiving via Facebook. 12:37 a.m., Forest Lawn and Hemlock: Police observe ve- hicle parked on side of road with hazard lights on; a male is crawling and groaning on the ground. The person is not the operator of the vehicle. The subject tells police he has on-going stomach issues but Jan. 11 8:40 a.m., Shorewood Apart- ments: A little lost dog found its way back to its owner. 3:46 p.m., Sunset and Highway 101: Police respond to a report of people creating a traffi c haz- ard attempting to photograph elk. Two vehicles moved. Jan. 12 11:46 a.m., Indian Beach: Po- lice assist with a surf rescue; two persons were removed from the water by the United States Coast Guard and trans- ported to Astoria. A recovered surfboard was taken into safe- keeping and later returned to the owner. 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