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— ♦ 8 ESB S m m2 —1^236 Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Sheriff's Report a Boardman residence. March 4- MCSO received a report o f minors in possession of marijuana at a home when owner got home from work. , The Morrow County Sheriffs Office in Heppner reports MCSO received a report o f handling or dispatching the large rolls o f wire at Patterson following business over the past Ferry Road 1-84 Junction. several weeks: MCSO received a report of a March 1- MCSO received a dog running loose in lone. MCSO received a report o f report o f someone pulling the music turned up too loud in pons out o f the door of the well Boardman. house at the top o f the dam. MCSO received a report that MCSO received a report o f puppies chasing a horse and pig plates were taken off a vehicle and an officer was asked to make at a residence in Boardman. MCSO received a report o f an contact to get them back. MCSO received a report of a injured dog at the A.C Houghton hit and run in the Hood River Learning Center. MCSO received a report o f Walmart parking lot. Vehicle m ain ten an ce b u ild in g s was believed to be driven by an burglarized and all batteries out elderly couple. Boardman Police Department o f vehicles stolen at Navy received a report o f an audible Bombing Range. burglar alarm at Riverside High Heppner Police Department received a report of three School woodshop. March 5- Heppner Fire juveniles hiding in bushes near Department received a report of the library. a fire alarm at Heppner High MCSO received a report o f a 12-year-old who had not come School. Call was cancelled. Heppner Police Department home from school in Irrigon. His arrested Roberto Albertico mother thinks he ran away. Villalobos, 27, Heppner, for Boardman Police Department received a report of a nine and a assault. MCSO received a report o f a 15-year-old missing. They were diesel spill at Devin Oil later located. Company on Riverside in Boardman Police Department received a report o f a street light Heppner. MCSO received a report o f a flashing on and off in Boardman. Officer advised that a note be left truck blocking access. Heppner Fire Department and for city hall. March 2- MCSO received a Corps o f Engineers received a report of a loud truck at a report o f flood computer to level 3 with rain and snow. Creeks residence in Irrigon. were reported to look okay. March 3- MCSO received a MCSO received a report o f a report of a 911 call traced to an person speeding towards Irrigon residence. It turned out Boardman. to be a verbal dispute. A man MCSO received a report o f requested that a woman leave the two vehicles dumping in vacant residence and she complied. lot at First and Washington in MCSO received a report o f a Irrigon. Rottweiler tied with a logging MCSO received a report of chain to a trailer house 10 miles large unattended fire behind west of lone. Dog had no food or Faler and Wilson Road trailer water for four days. court. MCSO received a report o f a MCSO received a report of tow truck speeding past a cattle along Highway 74, residence in lone. milepost 88. A woman reported Boardman Police Department hitting one and said it got up and received a report o f an audible walked away. She was burglar alarm at a residence in concerned that it maybe needed Boardman. Alarm was to be put down. cancelled. MCSO received a report of Boardman Police Department trespass and assault at the A.C. received a report o f two adult Houghton Elementary Carnival. males fighting at Sam Boardman MCSO received a report of a Elementary. MCSO received a report that cat that had been hit by a car. the CSEPP Emergency Officer put it down. March 6- Gilliam County Management storage shed at Bombing Range and Wilson Sheriffs Office and Oregon State Road had been vandalized. Police received a report o f a Greyhound bus passenger locked Nothing was reported missing. Heppner Fire Department in the restroom for over an hour received a report o f a level three refusing to come out. Subject said, "How do I know you’re not flood for Shobe Canyon going to shoot me?" Highway Department received Heppner Police Department a report o f Highway 74 at received a report of a juvenile at Franklin Grade icy and Central Red Apple in Heppner hazardous. out past curfew. Heppner Police MCSO and Imgon Ambulance Department cited juvenile and received a report o f a 76-year-old his mother picked him up. man with possible stroke. Boardman Ambulance, Arlington Fire chief received a Boardman Police Department report o f an anhydrous ammonia and MCSO responded to a report leak on a tanker car at Blaylock of a 77-year-old male with an Canyon Road, mile post 129, I- 84. No fumes were detected. unknown problem. MCSO received a report o f Haz Mat person was contacted. possible child abuse for a six- It was believed that a gondola car month old and a two-year-old. behind the engine was getting Boardmap Police Department rained, resulting in an ammonia received a report o f juveniles odor. MCSO received a report of a playing around a controlled bum daughter stealing her parent's and possibly throwing a battery in it. vehicle. MCSO received a report o f a Boardman Police Department smoldering fire in Imgon. received a report o f a burglary at NO FEE ROTH IRA S ummit S ecurities , I nc . 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Another girl was released to her mother. Boy ran away again within 30 minutes after being picked up by his dad and was then released to his mother. Boardman Police Department, Boardman Fire Department and Boardman Ambulance received a report that the drill exercise had started at Coyote Springs Power Plant. MCSO received a report o f a suspicious illness on Main Street in Irrigon. MCSO received a report of four to five black labs tearing up bam on Olsen Road. Boardman Police Department responded to a report o f a domestic disturbance at a Boardman residence. No physical contact was reported. Boardman Police Department received a report o f a two-ton Chevy stolen from the Chevron Station in Boardman. Vehicle wasnot locked and had a loaded 30-30 riffle inside. Boardman Police Department received a report of someone in a white truck trying to run over another man at Wilson Road Trailer court in Boardman. MCSO received a report that Hermiston PD recovered vehicle stolen from Boardman Chevron Station. Boardman Police Department arrested Bias Zapata Ramirez for Assault IV. MCSO received a report that a woman locked her keys in her car with her baby inside and motor running. Officer opened the car. MCSO received a report of items taken from a residence in Imgon. MCSO received a report of a man, 52, complaining o f head and chest pains. He was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. " Boardman Police Department and MCSO responded to Riverside High School for a report o f a fight in progress at the high school gym. Heppner Police Department received a report o f Heppner Fire Hall door open. MCSO received a report o f loud music at a residence in Imgon. MCSO received a report of a vehicle parked at Bake's in Irrigon with motor running and man at wheel slumped over. It turned out the man was just resting. MCSO received a report of loud music at a residence in Irrigon. MCSO officer discovered disabled vehicle at Highway 74. Officer gave nde into Lexington. MCSO received a report from a woman that her son borrowed her car for three weeks and won't return it. Vehicle was registered stolen. MCSO received a report of a possible rape o f a 18-year-old female who was dropped off at Good Shepherd Hospital Emergency Room by two males. Girl, unconscious when dropped off, said she couldn't remember what happened after she passed out at a party in a house in Irrigon. They requested a rape kit. Boardman Police Department received a report o f a shoplifter in custody at Irrigon Sentry Market. MCSO and Imgon Ambulance responded to a report o f a fight in progress between two males at Woodlands Trailer Court. A woman requested an ambulance for her son who was believed to be high on something. He took off on foot. To the Weather Service Corps o f Engineers for a report o f flood level 3. The Heppner Police Chief reported no problem at Hinton Creek. Computer was reset but still going off every four minutes. Weather service and Corps are working on the problem. Oregon State Police received a report of a person tailgating and trying to force another person off the road. MCSO received a report of a woman dumping garbage in a neighbor's yard. MCSO received a request for an officer concerning a person's complaint that his neighbors leave their trucks running for hours in Imgon. March 9: MCSO dispatched to the Oregon State Police a report of a vehicle at the Boardman BP station with Idaho plates that may have been stolen. It turned out to be a disabled vehicle; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f a dog running loose in Imgon; MCSO received a report o f a violation o f a restraining order. A man reportedly threatened a woman at the courthouse; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report o f a man who was threatened with bodily harm by his wife at his place of employment in Heppner; MCSO received a report o f a hangar door broken into at the Boardman airport. Big Foot Homes was also broken into, but nothing was taken; MCSO received a report o f a child coming home from school with a bruise in Imgon; MCSO received a report o f a forgery. A money order was sto len from a man’s residence in Ir rigon and cashed. March 10: MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a re port of the door to the District Attorney’s office at the MCSO apparentlyjimmied. It turned out to be the DA; MCSO deputy and Oregon State Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute at the Bap tist parsonage in Irrigon. Bruce W. Hughes, 31, was arrested for Menacing and lodged at the Uma tilla County Sheriffs office jail, but was released due to over crowding; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report of four males at Heppner High School who wouldn’t leave. They then left; MCSO received a report o f ju veniles shooting ,22s at trailer houses; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report o f a girl bitten by a dog; MCSO received a report o f a half-rack of beer taken from a pickup parked at Anson Wright Park; . .. MCSO received a report o f shots fired and a vehicle damaged east of Boardman on 1-84, west bound.; MCSO received a report o f a suspicious vehicle at the Morrow Estates in Boardman. It turned out to be a private investigator from Vancouver, WA.; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Fire Dept, a report o f a fire in the shavings bin by the Kinzua planer. March f 1: MCSO deputy and the Boardman Police Dept, re sponded to a report o f a woman who had come home drunk and was verbally harassing a man; Boardman Fire and Police depts. and Boardman ambulance responded to a report of a vehicle on fire at 1-84 and Tower Road. The pickup was fully engulfed, but no one was injured. The fire was put out; MCSO and BENT arrested Paul Joseph Focht, 35, on charges o f Possession o f a Controlled Substance, Methamphetamine, Felon in Possession of a Firearm; Mark McCormick, 38, Possession o f a Controlled Substance, Meth amphetamine, Frequenting a Place where Drugs are Used; and William Thielen, 43, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Deliv ery of a Controlled Substance and Frequenting a Place where Drugs are Used. All were lodged at the Umatilla County Sheriffs office jail; MCSO received a request for a deputy concerning a loose dog. The person changed her mind later and didn’t want a deputy; Boardman Police Dept, and Oregon State Police responded to a report o f a hit and run at the Boardman rest area; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f a dog that bit a girl earlier was at large; MCSO received a report o f dogs fighting in Boardman; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f a possible domestic dispute at a residence in Boardman. The re port turned out to be unfounded; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f an on-going dog problem; MCSO deputy and Boardman Police Dept, responded to a report o f several gang members drink Wednesday. April 1, 1998 - T H R E E ing behind a residence and a noise that sounded like a gunshot; MCSO received a report of a stolen bike in Imgon; MCSO deputy, Boardman Fire Dept, responded to a report of a fire on a UPS semi-truck. The fire was put out; Heppner Police Dept, picked up a juvenile out past curfew. The juvenile said he just got off work. March 12: MCSO received a report o f a Level 3 on the flood computer but there was no pre cipitation. It turned out to be a computer glitch; MCSO received a report o f a truck shop on Tower Road in Boardman broken into; MCSO received a report o f a neighbor’s dogs loose; MCSO received a request from Columbia Middle School to cite four juveniles for Minor in Pos session, Tobacco, at the Learning Center in Imgon; Boardman Police Dept, and Boardman ambulance responded to Inland Empire Bank in Board- man for a female found uncon scious. The patient was trans ported to Good Shepherd Com munity Hospital in Hermiston; MCSO received a report of a basketball stolen from a yard in Irrigon; MCSO deputy and Oregon State Police responded to a report o f six-seven juveniles fighting in Imgon; MCSO received a report of a vehicle taken. It was located at Three-Mile Canyon on the access road west o f the boat ramp; MCSO received a report of a continuing glitch in the dam com puter. The. computer set off the alarm every five minutes. An of ficial at The Dalles dam advised MCSO they could shut off the computer until they were able to fix it in the morning; MCSO deputy and Boardman Police Dept, responded to a report of a domestic dispute at the Nug get Inn in Boardman; MCSO dispatched to the Wheeler County Sheriffs office, Fossil Fire Dept, and Fossil am bulance a report o f a pickup go ing off the highway four miles north of Fossil toward Condon. One subject was pulled out o f the vehicle that was on fire. March 13: MCSO received a report of a mother picking her son up from the bus without letting the father know; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report o f two vehicles speeding and pass ing each other. A maroon Dodge and a black vehicle with a blue bumper were involved. When contacted the person in the black car denied racing; MCSO received a request for an officer concerning a loud car stereo; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f a group o f people having a party in the parking lot o f the Outback Apts, in Boardman; Heppner Police Dept, arrested Clarence Buchanan, Lexington, for Driving under the Influence o f Intoxicants. March 14: MCSO deputy re ported coming up to juveniles behind Riverside High School in - Boardman and one juvenile run ning; Heppner Police Dept, arrested a juvenile for M ischief III and Parole Violation. The juvenile was lodged at the Juvenile Deten tion Center in Pendleton; Heppner ambulance and Lex ington Emergency Medical Tech nicians responded to a report that a Lexington woman had over dosed on pills. The patient was :■ 4 who is transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner; MCSO received a report o f a flooded basement at a residence across from the Legion Hall in Heppner; MCSO received a report o f people at the Irrigon M obile Court playing loud music and getting in other tenants’ yards; MCSO received a report of an audible burglar alarm at Riverside High School. It was a false alarm, it was set off by mistake; MCSO dispatched to Gilliam County Sheriffs office and Con don ambulance a report of an 82 year old man out nding a four- wheeler and hadn’t returned. The man was located and transported to the Gilliam Co. Medical Cen ter and then airlifted to Bend. MCSO deputy and Oregon State Police responded to a caller bn a cell phone who said he was following a possible drunk driver on 1-84 eastbound. The vehicle was all over the road and other drivers were afraid to pass; MCSO deputy cited a man for Disorderly Conduct behind the Elks Lodge in Heppner; Heppner Police Dept, cited two additional men for Disorderly Conduct at the Heppner Elks Lodge; MCSO dispatched to the Or egon State Police a report of a person driving drunk, who was just leaving the BP station; MCSO deputy cited a driver for an open container and Care less Driving and the junction of Highway 74 and 207; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report of someone parked in front o f a driveway at a residence and the resident needed to get out; MCSO received a report o f obscene phone calls at a residence in lone; MCSO received a report of people playing music too loudly at the Irrigon Mobile Court; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report of a suspected burglary in Board- man. The man reported finding his door wide open, but nothing was missing. This was the second such report received; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report, o f a man hanging around the BP | station in Boardman. | MCSO dispatched to Heppner Police Dept, a report o f a four year old boy left at the carnival across the street from Kate’s in Heppner. His parents came back to get him; MCSO received a report o f obscene phone calls in lone. March 16: MCSO received a report of an injured deer on High way 74 milepost 10. MCSO responded to a report o f a man hitting another man in the chest with his fist in lone. The man had a visible red mark on his chest. Columbia Basin Electric Co-op requested a deputy to be present to shut off the power at the residence; MCSO received a request for an officer concerning a vehicle that had been vandalized in the parking lot at Columbia Middle School in Imgon; MCSO dispatched to the Heppner Police Dept, a report of children cussing at other children in Heppner. When one mother contacted the other mother to complain, the second mother be gan cussing at the first mother; MCSO dispatched to the Boardman Police Dept, a report o f a man with a restraining order against him at the residence of the woman who took out the restrain ing order; m is girl ????? ? ^ Clue #1: She likes softball, vol- 4 • ■ leyball, golf, poker, 4-wheelers, ♦ riding horses, reading, doodling ’■ on her schoolwork and she won ^ a trophy for bowling, t c i u e #2: She can bake a cherry ♦pie from scratch, wash and fit a market lamb for showing, plays •th e piano, baits her own hook for ♦ fishing, can stand on her head and •w h istle “Dixie" and goes to ♦ church on Sunday! (Not all at the •sam e time.) ♦ » < ♦ Clue #3 She tu rn s 18 on Sunday, A pril 5th.- 4 ■ Give Up? Turn to the next page! I r; 1 ■. . -. : • L * ! \ V > .T .C iV * V l i / ’ ... * ’ w > • . v * i ! V inp y ^ T 1 • V • ... - 4 *•' I . • * .;* > . v : s !
