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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 15, 2000 - FIVE MCSO received a report from from a woman who said she left Sheriff's Report Oregon State Police that a sub her vehicle running when she went ject knows who shot up the build into the Imgon Market and when The Morrow County Sheriffs ing near the Army Depot that held she came out it was gone. The Office (MCSO) reports handling chlorine. vehicle, a 1995 gold Nissan, had the following business: MCSO received a report of a her purse and a .22 caliber hand semi parked in lone. gun with bullets in it. MCSO received an inquiry MCSO received a report of a MCSO received a report of a from a subject in Washington con juvenile who took off in lone. civil dispute in Irrigon regarding a cerning his daughter who had a MCSO received a report of van sold and taken but no money headache and now he was unable four suspiciousjuveniles around a was received. to get a hold of her. He was given house in Irrigon. The subjects MCSO received a request for the Good Shepherd Community looked in the windows and then a phone contact from a subject in Hospital number. went behind the house. Thejuve- lone concerning a pickup he was Heppner Police Dept, received mles said their grandparents were buying. a request for an officer concern moving into that house and they MCSO received a report from ing damage done to property by were looking out of curiosity. a subject in Irrigon who said fourjuveniles. MCSO received a report of a someone left a mobile home on MCSO received a request from house at Highway 207 burglarized his property that he doesn’t want a man to go to Heppner High early the same morning. there. He didn’t know whose School and see if his daughter was MCSO received a request for mobile home it was. on the bus. The school had ad a deputy concerning a threaten Heppner Police Dept, cited vised she was not in some classes ing phone message left on an an fourjuveniles, two 11 year olds, a that day. The girl was contacted swering machine. 13 year old and a nine year old and advised to call her father. MCSO received a report of an for Criminal Trespass I. Milwaukie Police Dept, ar older green Chevy pickup speed MCSO received a report of a rested Michael Sean Tipton on an ing all the time on Idaho Lane. gold Nissan recovered by Tribal Imgon Justice Court warrant for MCSO received a report of a authorities and UCSO. Loreto Theft II. He was lodged at the Clackamas County Jail with vehicle passed illegally by another Ranos-Rosas, 24, was arrested on UCSO charges of Eluding and $6,000 bail and then released due vehicle near the mill in Heppner. Boardman Police Dept, re Reckless Driving and MCSO to overcrowding. MCSO, Boardman Police ceived a report from a woman that charges of Unauthorized Use of Dept, received a request for a someone had been in her house. a Motor Vehicle and Theft II. He welfare check from a mother who A language barrier was present, was lodged at the UC Jail with was concerned about her daugh but it was discovered that it was $13,500 bail. Heppner Police Dept, received ter who was seen with a subject a misunderstanding with her and a report of a puppy that keeps her tax accountant. who had been abusive before. showing up at Central Market. MCSO received a report from MCSO received a report of ITie owner is believed to be lodged a man in Imgon that an emu was loud music from a house in Imgon. in jail. While the caller was on the phone, out. There were no units in the MCSO received a request from area to respond. the music stopped. Clackamas County for assistance Oregon State Police received Heppner Fire Dept. Chief re in locating someone involved in a a report of a female running west ceived a report of the chip pile at hit-and-run in November in that bound on 1-84 westbound. She ap Kinzua flaring up again. peared to have left a disabled ve county. MCSO received a report of a hicle. MCSO received a report that possible DUII on 1-84. The driver MCSO received a report of a a subject who allegedly stole a bike of the pickup pulling a travel trailer white “Appy” horse, a billy goat rode a bike to Sentry Market and was not DUII, just tired. and a red horse loose at the cor they still have the bike. MCSO received a report from ner of Seventh and Washington in Heppner Police Dept, received a male subject that the female Irrigon. The owners retrieved the a request for an officer at subject in a previous report is animals. Heppner High School for a home but had to threaten the al MCSO received a report from teacher fighting with a student leged abusive male in her vehicle a male that another male subject who possibly stole something. with a hammer to get him out of pushed him into the street in MCSO received a report of a the car. The caller requested a Irrigon. The parties were sepa dog missing from Highway 74 in deputy contact concerning threats rated. lone. the male subject made regarding MCSO, Boardman Police Boardman Police Dept, re the female. ceived a report from a female that Dept, received a report from a Boardman Police Dept, re another female subject was as woman that someone was trying ceived a report of a truck broken saulted by two other females out to get in her front door. An of into while parked at tb; Boardman by Three Mile Canyon, th e calif;; ficer was unable to locate anyone. 76 station. requested a meeting at the MCSO, ODOT received a re Feb. 11: MCSO, Boardman Boardman Police Dept, with an port of a non-injury, non-blocking Police Dept, received a report of interpreter and a deputy. single vehicle accident that oc someone in a truck parked across MCSO received a report of a curred around 1:13 a.m. One sub the street with lights on and loud horse in poor shape and not being ject was treated at Pioneer Me music but no one ever uses the fed in lone. morial Hospital in Heppner. No truck. Feb. 12: MCSO. Heppner alcohol was involved. MCSO received a report of a Police Dept, received a report of Heppner Police Dept, received pack taken out of a rig while it a small black sedan blocking the a report of a domestic dispute at was parked at Beecher’s Restau southbound lane on Highway 207 a Heppner residence. rant in lone or at Heppner High just north of Cutsforth Comer. It MCSO received a report of a School. was very foggy and the driver was man who hit a cow with his ve semi-disoriented, possibly DUII. hicle on Wilson Road. The driver An officer was unable to locate was not injured. Both the truck anyone. and cow were off the road. G reat business opportunity! Boardman Police Dept, re MCSO received a report of ceived a report from a w oman that loud music at a Boardman resi For Sale: an excellent an elderly man who rents a room dence from 5-5:47 a.m. Main Street location, from her w'ent to the hospital for Oregon State Police, Board- corner Io t5 0 'xl3 2 \ surgery on a broken hip and his man Police Dept., Morrow family was coming for his posses County Behavioral Health re building 12'x36' with sions. The caller was afraid for ceived a report from a woman that a paved parking lot. her safety. her daughter was being violent. MCSO. Oregon State Police. Boardman Police Dept, advised Willow Creek Realty Gilliam County and Sherman that the mother had threatened 676-5241 County Sheriff s offices, Heppner suicide the previous night. JoyceKay & Jerry Hollomon Police Dept, received a report MCSO received a report from a man that someone ran through his fence on Wilson Road and Paul Smith Road, and also hit the phone box. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report of a blue and tan Ford Bronco stolen sometime that morning. It was a civil problem. The caller also requested a 5 p.m. wake-up call but she was advised that dispatchers do not do that. MCSO received a report of a Get y o u r equipm ent read y fo r tilla ge a n d h arvest Husky dog left out in the weather. with sp ecia l b u ys now on to p -q u a lity C E N E X lu brican ts. The dog had food and water and was not abused. The owner said SU PER LU B E 518 they would create a shelter until Our most popular engine oil Superlube $ 2 1 4 .95 S A E 30 other arrangements could be motor oils have been fully tested in a made. $ 2 2 4 .95 1 5 W -4 0 «vide variety of applications and exceed all industry API certification tests Boardman Police Dept., Boardman ambulance received a report of a 10 year old who hit his 1 5 W -4 0 $ 2 3 9 .95 SUPER TM S PLUS head and has been vomiting for 30-60 minutes. 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MCSO, Oregon State Police received a report of a blue Pontiac and a white Toyota playing tag at 90 mph on 1-84 eastbound. MCSO, Imgon ambulance re ceived a request for an ambulance for an Imgon man who cut his arm attempting to cut open a box. The patient was transported to Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. MCSO received a report of a vehicle broken into and radios sto len. MCSO received a report of an empty house broken into in Imgon. MCSO received a report of copper wire stolen over the week end from the Umatilla Electric substation in Boardman. MCSO received a request for a deputy from Columbia Middle School in Irrigon for a possible drug situation. MCSO received a report of a possible scam in the Heppner area with a man reporting two incidents where persons asked for a Social Security number and $10,000. Heppner Police Dept, received a report of an 11 year old boy as saulted by boys with sticks. Heppner Police Dept, received a report of a red and gray pickup speeding on Highway 74 towards Heppner from Lexington at 100 mph. An officer was unable to locate anyone. MCSO deputy arrested Clifford Eugene Bradley, 33, for Conspiracy to Commit C/Felony Theft and Theft I. He was lodged at the UC Jail with $40,000 bail. MCSO, Irrigon Fire Dept., Imgon ambulance received a re port of a two-vehicle accident on Highway 730. One male patient was transported to Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. One person was cited for Driving while License Suspended. Oregon Dept, of Fish and Wild life received a report of a hawk with a broken wing. Boardman Fire Dept, received a report of more spray paint on fences at Wilson Road Trailer Court. MCSO, Oregon State Police received a report of a deer hit on Highway 74, one mile south of Lexington that needed to be put down. Heppner Police Dept, received a report of an audible burglar alarm at Les Schwab Tire Cen ter. An employee set it off acci dently as he was leaving. MCSO received a report of an intoxicated male walking on High way 730 toward Umatilla. A deputy was unable to locate any one. Wasco County Sheriffs Of fice, Oregon State Police received a report of a boulder falling on a semi-truck on 1-84 eastbound. Male and female occupants were trapped. The female was con scious but bleeding, and the male was okay. There was also a mas sive fuel leak. MCSO, Oregon State Police received a report from an Imgon woman that her husband, who was very intoxicated, had broken their front window. He was un der the carport. Robert Lee Adams, 48, was arrested for Parole Violation-Ha rassment and lodged at the UC Jail with no bail. There was also a warrant for him out of Albany Sheriffs Office for a DUII with $5,000 bail. MCSO. Boardman Police Dept., Boardman ambulance re ceived a report of a 23 year old female who took nine antidepres sants. The patient was transported to Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. MCSO received a report from Oregon State Police that a male subject said he witnessed a mur Feb. 15: MCSO received a report of a male subject trespass ing on property in Boardman af ter he was told to stay off. MCSO received a report from an Imgon woman that a neighbor built a fence and blocked her driveway. MCSO received a report from an Imgon woman that there were dead cats hanging from a tree and it looked as if they had been beaten. MCSO received a report of items stolen out of a truck parked at Beecher’s Restaurant the pre vious week. MCSO received a report of bathrooms at the Marina vandal ized. MCSO received a report of an older Ford truck doing illegal dumping. MCSO received a report of a vehicle being repossessed, but the people weren’t allowed to get any thing out of the vehicle. Heppner Police Dept, received a request for an officer concern ing an on-going situation. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report from a male sub ject that his vehicle had been at the Trail Apts, for about a week and they were going to have it towed. The man request a deputy to go with him to look at the ve hicle because it was earlier re ported stolen. MCSO received a request for a deputy concerning a male sub ject whose son is in question con cerning sex crimes. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a request for an extra pa trol in Boardman. MCSO, Heppner Police Dept, received a report of a hold up alarm at the Bank of Eastern Or egon in Heppner. It was a false alarm. MCSO received a request for a deputy from a female subject in Boardman who saad her , neighbor’s son was in her yard with a gun. MCSO received a report of drug paraphernalia found in gar bage at the east end of the Ma rina. MCSO received a report of a small gray flip phone entered as stolen. MCSO deputy arrested Daniel Joe Hum, 23, for Criminal Tres pass II. He was lodged at the UC Jail with $1,500 bail. MCSO deputy arrested Rob ert Mikkalo Morresm, 26, for Criminal Trespass II and Giving False Information to an Officer. He was lodged at the UC Jail with $7,500 bail. Feb. 16: Boardman Police Dept, received a report of a front window in a travel trailer broken out at Olsen and Columbia in Boardman. MCSO received a report of the CSEPP shed at the north Lexing ton Elevator broken into. MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report of occu pants near the clinic in Boardman who jumped out of the vehicles with sticks. MCSO received a report of a subject who was driving while li cense suspended who fled on foot. MCSO received a report of a nine year old girl harassed by 10 year old neighborhood boys who were poking her with a stick. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report of a stolen vehicle MORROW COUNTY TRANSFER STATION 1 lb. tu b e $ 1 .45 e a c h M orrow County G rain G row ers Lexington medical release for care. MCSO received a report of a “swift” truck stopped at the east- bound Boardman rest area that tried to run people off the road. A deputy was unable to locate the driver. 989-8221 • 1-800-452-7396 For farm equipment, vialt our web site at www.mcgg.net will be closed Saturday, March 18th for St. Patrick’s Day. It will be open Sunday, March 19th. PLEASE RECYCLE recovered at Trail Apts, in Boardman. MCSO received a report of four juveniles in a reddish two- door Ford driving up and down the street very erratically in Condon. When the caller tried to Bag the vehicle down, it swerved to hit him. Heppner Police Dept, advised Boardman Police Dept, of a fam ily emergency in Boardman. Feb. 17: Stanfield Police Dept arrested Darrin Leon Lattamer, 28, on an Imgon Justice Court warrant for Failure to Appear/ Driving while License Suspended. He was lodged at the UC Jail with $6,000 bail. Boardman ambulance received a report of a woman with a his tory of heart problems. She was transported to Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. Heppner ambulance, Lexington EMTs received a report from a woman that her eight year old son was breathing but was unrespon sive and limp. The patient was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. Oregon State Police received a report of a mid-sized car driving 100+ mph on 1-84 eastbound. MCSO received a report from an Imgon woman that a sheep dog was outside their residence tearing up their garage. MCSO received a report of a brown Jeep Wrangler headed westbound on Highway 730 one mile west of Umatilla at a high rate of speed. MCSO received a report from an Irrigon man that his neighbor’s dog barks all the time while he’s trying to sleep. MCSO received a report of a dangerous pit bull on the loose in Imgon. MCSO, Medic 2, Imgon am bulance received a report of a 60 year old female in Imgon with chest pains and was light-headed. There was no transport made. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report from a Boardman woman that her daughter was re ceiving obscene calls from a male subject starting four days ago, 5- 6 times a day. MCSO received a request for a deputy concerning information on a case. MCSO received a request for a deputy concerning an abandoned vehicle in Imgon. MCSO received a report from a male subject in Boardman of a possible problem with his ex-wife. She told him she was coming over to drop off gifts, but she wasn’t welcome at his residence. MCSO received a report of two vehicles racing on Highway 730. A deputy was unable to lo cate anyone. Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report of an unwanted, intoxicated 18 year old at a Boardman residence. Lexington News By Delpha Jones -:-Doc Temple is recuperating from major surgery at Portland recently. -:-Delpha Jones underwent major surgery in Hermiston on Wednesday. Visitors included the Rev. Stuart Dick of Meacham, her daughter, Charlene Whitney of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowen of Woodbum, Cliff and PearlTrahan of Pilot Rock, Dixee Rickman of Hermiston and Joyce Wojek, en route to Texas. Joyce an Kay are daughters of the late Ellwynne Peck and were raised in Lexington. 4-H youth development agent newly hired Not only does OSU Extension have a new family and community education specialist, (formerly home economist) serving Morrow County but they are welcoming Mano Magaña to serve both Umatilla and Morrow counties as a bicultural, bilingual 4-H youth development agent. Magaña is from Corvallis where he just completed a master of arts degree in interdisciplinary studies, forest resources, adult education, and Spanish He will be primarily involved with 4-H in the Hispanic community. Charle Cundell, office manager in the Heppner office, has accepted a position out of the county. Softball clinic planned for kids A free softball clinic for kids and teens from seven to 15 years old has been planned for Saturday, March 25, at the Kilkenny Field in Heppner from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The clinic will include instruction in pitching. Those planning to attend should bring a sack lunch. For more information call Linda Corbin, 676-5270, or Cindi Doherty. 676-5122
