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SIX- Heppiivr Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 3, 1991 Sheriff releases 1989-1990 crim e stats ®*ue Mountain Fiddlers to perform jam session and snacks. Morrow County Sh eriff Roy 683-591. Total cases 819-782. Drago has released the following Marine Patrol for 1990: total man compilation o f cases handled during hours used 215; personal public con the years 1989 and 1990 respective tacts 128; total gallons fuel used ly (1989-1990): 6 6 5 .3 ; hours o f operation per day arson attempted 1-4, assault/ menac 6 .5 ; public contacts per day 3.9 ; ing endangering 35-40, bigamy 1-0, gallons o f fuel used per day 20.2. burglary 5 4 -5 9 . crim in al Irrigon patrol for 1990: hours re mischief/vandalism 39-68, criminal quired by contract 2,080; total depu trespass 13-15, driving under the in ty hours in Irrigon 3 ,3 6 7 ; total calls fluence o f intoxicants 33-22, driv ing handled by deputies 334. while suspended/revoked 38-27, Total miles driven 1989-1990 drugs/investigations 38-50, hit & run respectively, 2 4 5 ,7 6 7 -2 8 3 ,3 2 6 ; 5-6, motor vehicle accident 35-37, average miles driven per day negotiate bad check/fraud 6-16, 673-776; average miles per gallon rape/attempted 5-0, reckless driving used 15.2-14.7. 2-4, recovered stolen vehicle 2-10, Average figures based on 365 days sex crimes/abuse 7-8, theft 59-79, each year, January 1 to December unauthorized use o f motor vehicle 31. 10-7, warrant arrest for Morrow County 18-11, unattended death in vestigations 4-3, fugitive arrest other agency 11-22, miscellaneous (in cludes kidnap, maintaining public nuisance, protective custody arrest, miscellaneous alcohol, traffic and weapon violations, obscene phone call, child neglect, etc.) 54-51. Dispatcher handled: fugitive arrest by outside agency 131-165, missing person runaway juvenile entry 13-5, restraining order entry 23-27, stolen property entry 24-15, recovered pro perty entry rem oval 2 3 -2 3 , miscellaneous 22-35. In addition to regular cases the departm ent handled 1029 m iscellaneous service reports. Categories are: alarm 5-4, assist am bulance 5-5, animal problem 5 8 -% , assistance rendered 288-343, check building 4-5. civil matter 36-52, deliver message 12-30, disturbance 49-66. hazard 0-5, juvenile problem 8- 39, noise abated 2-10, person 7 -1 7 . suspicious circum stances 44-141, towed vehicle 2-4, traffic problem 41-60, unfounded call 28-43, all other 29-60, assist outside agency 421-423, citations issued (traffic) 186-306 (criminal) 53-103, complaints handled 856-1394, court hours 183-241, polygraph exams 9- 9, special assignments 361-310, traffic warnings 645-619, warrants entered 272-224, warrants cleared 129-133. total 911 received Morrow County 1304-1654, Gilliam County 161-248, Wheeler County 53-152. Morrow County concealed weapons permits 75-53, Morrow County pistol sales 151-157, rifle sales (1990 required processing o f all rifle sales and trade-in transactions for State survey) 0-347 trade-in transactions 0-132, total man hours used in pro cessing 51-212. Total prisoners transported 1 4 2 -1 6 7 , number transports 315-357, man hours used Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers will present a concert on Saturday, April 13 at Stokes Landing Senior Center in Irrigon at 7 p.m Doors will open at 11 a m. for visiting, a Refreshments will be sold all day. Admission is $1.50 for adults, $1 for teens and children 12 and under are free. For more information call 922-4399. P L O Y H A R INSURANCE Come and see us before April 15 about an IRA. Bring your life insurance policy in for a review. 127 Ployhar Insurance N. Main Heppner, Or. Bob Ployhar, Agent Ph. 676-5818 UNDERCARRIAGE REPAIR ^ N E W & REBUILT RAILS - RIMS - ROLLERS s MACHINE BUILD-UP O F IDLERS & ROLLERS ^ RERIM SPROCKETS ^D ESIG N & BUILD O U R 1 OWN CABS & PRESSURIZER UNITS TRACK PRESS TO TURN OR REPLACE PIN & BUSHINGS' TIME FOR TUNE-UP B&C REPAIRS, INC. 4 2 2 -7 4 0 » 4 2 2 -7 4 1 8 IONE. OREGON The World’s Sm allest Checkbook C an Pay For Some Big Things. 1.462-1.472; total miles driven 49.246-50.861. Civil process civil served 1,968-1939; civil attempts Heppner Police Report___ The Heppner Police department reports handling the following business during the past week: March 25: 2:50 a m.-two citations were issued for Harassment; 2 p.m.- Funeral Escort. March 26: 10 a.m .-Dog Com plaint citation served; 6:2 3 p.m .- report of Theft; 11:25 p.m.-assist M orrow County S h e r if f s department. March 27: 1:08 a.m.-Warrant Ar rest; 8:3 0 a m.-report o f Criminal Mischief; 10:04 p.m.-two arrests for Assault IV Domestic. March 28: 8:14 a m.-Courteous Driver Award to Rebecca Wicklund; 8:20 a m.-Motorist Assist; 11:15 p m.-request officer for Security Check. March 29: 1 2 :16 a.m .-Civil Mat ter; 9:52 a m.-W elfare Check; 8:20 a m.-citation issued for Following Too Close; 2:53 p.m.-citation issued for Driving While Suspended; 4:48 p.m.-report o f Suspicious Person. 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