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to look but could not see Fire Dept, received a report Failure to Stop for School
anyone.
from a caller in Boardman Bus and No O p e ra to r’s
-MCSO received a that a m ale su b ject was License-Instruction Permit
The Morrow County report that someone broke b urning stu ff again and Only.
O ct. 6: M CSO
Sheriff's Office reports han into the reporter’s residence something in his burn pile
exploded. It was requested received a report from a
dling the following business: in Irrigon.
-MCSO
received
a
that the fire be checked out. caller in Irrigon that she was
Oct. 1: MCSO cited
report
that
an
employee
was
-MCSO received a walking and a dog came out
Fidel R. Torres, 18, for no
sneaking
beer
out
of
the
report
from
the Hermiston of a yard and bit her.
operating license.
-MCSO deputy cited
-MCSO received a store to sell to vehicles in Police D ept, that M aria
Margarita Gonzalez, 41, was a fem ale su b ject for
report that at the W illow Boardman.
-MCSO received a arrested on an Irrigon Justice Violation of the Basic Rule,
Fork R eservoir, subjects
report
that
someone lost a Court warrant for Failure to 70 mph in a 55 mph zone.
were advised not to camp
-MCSO received a
toilet
out
of
the back of a Pay F in e /D riv in g w hile
and also advised to pull their
v ehicle. The to ile t had L icense
S u sp en d ed - rep o rt from a c a lle r in
boats out of the water.
M
isdem
eanor.
She was B oardm an o f a cu sto d y
exploded
all
over
the
road.
-MCSO received a
L
exin
g
to
n
FD
set
up
a
lodged
at
the
U m atilla dispute. His wife w on't let
report from OSP that four
warning
and
swept
the
debris
County
Jail
with
a
hold for him have the kids on the
Hispanic males were chasing
weekends. He was referred
off
the
road
for
collection
by
Morrow County.
a fifth H ispanic male in
ODOT.
-MCSO received a to the B oardm an Police
Boardman.
-MCSO
received
a
report
from
a caller in Irrigon Dept.
-MCSO received a
rep
o
rt
from
a
c
a
lle
r
in
-MCSO deputy cited
that
a
wallet
and cell phone
report that Pendleton PD
Enrique
Carrillo Prado, 22,
Heppner
that
while
she
was
w
ere
stolen
out
of
his
pickup
arrested Alton Kent Helton,
locking
up
the
Shell
Station
for
Following
Too Closely.
near the end of September.
48, for failing to appear for
-MCSO deputy cited
someone in a vehicle came
-MCSO received a
contempt of coifti.
Pedro
R egalado, 64, for
by
and
took
a
photo
of
her.
rep
o
rt
from
a
c
a
lle
r
in
-M C SO a rre sted
Heppner
of
a
disturbance
at
Violation
of the Basic Rule,
-MCSO
received
a
Valentin Morales Mencias,
81
mph
in
a 55 mph zone.
rep
o
rt
from
a
c
a
lle
r
in
a
residence.
A
male
juvenile
23, for driving under the
-MCSO deputy cited
Boardman that three young was
a rre sted
for
influence.
-M C SO a rre sted males were in a vehicle and Harassment, Strangulation Larry Gene Daniels, 44, for
both Deana Rae Hendricks, had rifles. The caller said the and Disorderly Conduct. He D efectiv e L ig h tin g and
26, and C haunesy Lynn juveniles claimed to be going was lodged at the Umatilla Failure to Register Vehicle.
He was also arrested on a
County Jail.
Allan, 34, for Assault III and hunting.
-M C SO
and
-MCSO received a Umatilla County Warrant,
Assault IV, Harassment and
Boardman PD received a report from a caller in Irrigon Probation V iolation; and
Disorderly Conduct.
-MCSO received a report that an 18-year-old of a male subject in the park D riving w hile L icense
report that John Day PD female with a 17-month-old with a flashlight. It was Suspended-M isdem eanor.
arrested Michael Woodrow d a u g h ter had to v isit a determined the subject was He was lodged at the
Wenzel, 40, for driving under resident of Boardman and catching nightcrawlers. He Umatilla County Jail.
-MCSO deputy cited
the
in flu en ce
and now she is not being allowed was advised o f the park
Sherri
Townsend
Alexander,
to
leave.
An
additional
call
hours
and
was
leaving.
incom pletion o f A lcohol
39,
for
Violation
of
the Basic
from
an
o
th
er
person
-B
oardm
an
Police
class.
-M C SO
cited requested deputy contact at Dept, officer arrested Daniel Rule, 75 mph in a 55 mph
Allan Macomber, 35, on a zone.
Natalie Lynn Primley, 37, for the address.
-B
oard
m
an
FD
-MCSO, Boardman
Circuit
Court warrant for
no operating license.
Sex
Abuse
I
x3.
He
was
receiv
ed
a
rep
o
rt
that
a
P
olice
D ept, receiv ed a
- B o a r d m a n
re
sid
en
c
e
b
eh
in
d
the
rep
o
rt
from
a c a lle r in
lodged
at
the
U
m
atilla
Ambulance assisted a male
Boardman that someone was
subject who had been shot Tillamook Cheese Factory County Jail.
was
possible
conducting
an
outside
his house knocking
Oct.
5:
M
CSO
but w as c o n sc io u s and
illegal
burn.
The
residents
on
his
door
and kicking his
deputy
cited
Leslie
James
breathing. Boardman PD
car.
w
ere
ad
v
ised
not
to
be
Ridley,
76,
for
Violation
of
received the report as well;
-B oardm an Police
the subject was transported burning anything that is not the Basic Rule, 33 mph in a
20 mph zone-School Zone. Dept, officer cited Robert
to Good Shepherd Hospital. wood.
-MCSO received a Glen Dieter, 19, for Speed
O ct. 3: M CSO
-B oardm an
PD
report
from
a caller in lone Racing, and cited Derrick
arrested Rafael Leon Torres, deputy cited Ryan Scott
that
a
female
subject’s dogs W illiams Kestler, 28, for
21, for misuse of 911 and Farver, 22, for Violation of
the Speed Limit, 88 mph in are co n tin u o u sly at the Speed Racing.
imitating a false report.
-B oardm an Police
sch o o l. A d eputy was
-B oardm an
PD a 65 mph zone.
Dept,
officer
cited a male
requested
to
contact
the
-MCSO
deputy
cited
received a report that male
subject
for
Driving
while
owner
and
advise
them
to
su b ject in Irrigon was Troy Phillip Morgan, 29, for
keep
the
dogs
in
the
yard.
L
icen
se
S
u
sp
en
d ed -
beating his dog and yelling F ailure to O bey T raffic
-MCSO received a V iolation and Failure to
Control Device.
profanities.
-MCSO deputy cited rep o rt from a c a lle r in O bey T raffic C ontrol
O ct. 2: M CSO
received a rep o rt that a Karina Farias Flores, 20, for Boardman that she thought Device. He was also arrested
fem ale in H eppner was Violation of the Basic Rule, that her car window was on a M ultnom ah County
shot out w hile she was warrant. He was lodged at
hyperventilating and had dry 75 mph in a 55 mph zone.
-MCSO received a driving. A deputy contact the Umatilla County Jail.
mouth. Subject was possibly
Oct. 7: M CSO
reacting to medicines. Her report from a c a lle r in was requested.
receiv
ed
a rep o rt that
-MCSO
deputy
cited
husband drove her to Heppner that his Glock 19
H
erm
iston
PD arrested
a
subject
for
Violation
of
the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital. 9mm handgun and holster
Speed Limit, 82 mph in a 65 Shannon Rhodes, 46, for
-MCSO received a were stolen or lost.
failing to pay fine on a failing
-M C SO
reserv e mph zone.
report that two males in a
to
appear.
-MCSO
received
a
deputy
advised
that
he
just
Chevy Chevelle that were
-MCSO received a
rep
o
rt
from
a
c
a
lle
r
in
p arked in front o f AC witnessed a vehicle swerve
report
from
Irrigon that a
Heppner
that
a
horse
was
H oughton S chool, w ere and go into the ditch. It was
warned for an illegal turn and d eterm in ed the d riv e r missing. The owner was out reporter stated a woman
came by her home asking for
swerved to miss a dog and looking for the horse.
public urination.
help to get her to a shelter.
-MCSO
received
a
lost
control
on
the
pavement.
-M C SO arre sted
Reporter was going to take
rep
o
rt
from
a
c
a
lle
r
in
Jonnie Albert Thomas, 52, A tow was requested.
the
fem ale su b ject to
-B oardm an Police Heppner that she received a
for Domestic Harassment,
Menacing and Assault IV- Dept, officer cited Chad call from a female subject Hermiston, but the shelter
Bryan Irion, 32, for w ho w itn essed a fath er turned her down.
felony.
-MCSO received a
-MCSO received a Violation of the Speed Limit, v erb ally ab u sin g and
rep
o
rt
that in Irrig o n a
sw
earing
at
his
son,
and
req u est to rep o rt the 91 mph in a 65 mph zone.
female shot a pistol in a
-B oardm an Police threatening to beat him.
re p o rte r’s v eh icle was
residence.
Then the female
-MCSO,
Irrigon
Fire
Dept,
officer
cited
Ma
Del
stolen. The reporter had left
locked
h
e
rs e lf into the
Dept,
received
a
report
from
his vehicle when he got in a Rosario Ayala-Vazquez, 33,
bedroom
and
then later
a
caller
in
Irrigon
that
her
motor vehicle accident on for No Operator’s License
escaped
out
of
the
window.
neighbors are burning after
Saturday, Sept. 30 and has and Driving Uninsured.
-B oardm an Police dark and thought that was Debbie Lynn Clark, 43, was
not seen it since. There were
Dept,
received
a report from illegal. The fire chief advised a rre sted on n u m erous
no reports of the car being
ch arg es
and
a subject in Boardman of a it was illegal to bum after w eapon
towed either.
Possession
of
a
Controlled
dark.
A
deputy
detemiined
-MCSO received a controlled substance found
it was a sto re -b o u g h t Substance II, M enacing,
report about a suspicious on a sixth grader.
D isorderly C onduct and-
barbecue.
-B
oardm
an
Police
person in Boardman that was
Criminal
Mischief II. Irrigon
-B
oardm
an
Police
acting nervous while parked D ept, o ffic e r arrested
FD
and
Irrigon
Ambulance
Dept,
officer
cited
a
subject
Edubiges Gonzales Serrate,
on the side of the street.
assisted.
-MCSO received an 26, on a C ircu it C ourt for No Operator's License,
-M C SO arrested
animal complaint in Heppner warrant for Identity Theft, D riving U n in su red and
Lance
Rardin
Anthony, 36.
F
ailu
re
to
O
bey
T
raffic
and
lodged
at
U
m
atilla
that a horse got into a fight
for
failing
to
appear.
Control
Device.
A
subject
with a porcupine and the County Jail.
-Boardman PD cited
-Heppner ambulance was arrested for Carrying a
horse had quills all in the
Juan
Ramirez
Lopez, 34, for
face. R eporter requested received a report from a C o n cealed W eapon and
contact with the owner’s of caller in Heppner that an 80- Felon in Possession o f a failing to obey traffic control
device and failing to carry
year-old female was possibly Restricted Weapon.
the horse.
registration.
-B
oardm
an
Police
-M C SO arrested having a stroke.
-Boardman PD cited
Dept,
received
a
report
from
O ct. 4: M CSO
David Leroy Brown, Jr. 36,
Scott
Nathan
Alsperger, 20.
for Criminal Mischief II and deputy cited G u ad alu p e a caller in Boardman of three
on a Probation and Parole Castillo Gonzales, 19, for vehicles in the Boardman for failing to obey traffic
felony w arran t. He was Violation of the Basic Rule, City Park with 3-4 occupants control device.
Oct. 8: M CSO
per vehicle, all w earing
lodged at Umatilla County 75 mph in a 55 mph zone.
receiv
ed
a rep o rt that
-MCSO received a bright red t-shirts. It was
Jail, with a Probation and
report from a caller in Irrigon determined to be a meeting Umatilla PD arrested Javier
Parole hold placed.
-MCSO received a that three dogs are fighting; of the United Farm Workers Nava Cruz, 27, for failing to
appear.
report that someone broke two big dogs vs. a small pug. Union.
-B
oardm
an
Police
-M C SO
and
into the reporter’s residence The caller thought the pug
Dept, officer cited Luz Maria Boardman PD received a
in Irrigon by bending the was fatally wounded.
-MCSO. Boardman Serrano M oreno, 28, for report about a fem ale in
window. The reporter got up
Sheriff’s Report
Irrigon who advised she had
a knife and wanted to die.
She had already sliced her
arm when MCSO, EMS and
Irrig o n
A m b u lan ce
responded.
-MCSO received a
report about two subjects in
B oardm an w ho had a
conflict over a sold horse.
-MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
that someone was looking
through her windows and
she had small children.
-MCSO received a
report that som eone was
outside o f the re p o rte r’s
house in Irrigon and when
she saw the subject they
jumped the fence and ran.
-Boardman PD cited
Calixto Uluan Solis, 32, for
failing to obey traffic control
device and failing to use a
child safety seat.
-B oardm an
PD
receiv ed a rep o rt that a
reporter advised a juvenile
male was standing on a street
in Boardman, shooting a BB
gun at some geese on the
road.
Oct. 9; MCSO cited
Cory Aaron Breeding, 23,
for violating the speed limit
going 50 mph in a 30 mph
zone and failing to register
vehicle.
-M C SO arrested
James Boyd Brown. 40, on
m ultiple Probable Cause
charges, B urglary II x2,
Possession of a Controlled
S u b stan ce II, C rim inal
Trespassing x2 and Theft I.
-MCSO cited Curtis
R obert Pullm an, 38, for
driving while suspended and
failing to drive in lane and
driving uninsured.
-MCSO cited Hugo
Alejandro Gutierrez, 23, for
going 70 mph in a 55 mph
zone and for not having an
operating license.
-MCSO received a
report that the rep o rter's
husband looked to be
shooting a .22. It turned out
to be shooting paintballs.
-B oardm an
PD
a rre sted G reg o ry A llen
Jones, 39, for failing to pay
fine for d riv in g w hile
suspended.
4-H to offer
Fun Fridays
for area
children
K ids in g rad es
kindergarten through fourth
grade have the opportunity
to participate in 4-H Fun
F rid ay s on the M orrow
C o u n ty F airg ro u n d s in
Heppner. The first fun Friday
will be held Oct. 13 from 8
a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Kids will
have the opportunity to do
crafts, including ceramics,
drawing, painting, making
puppets, games, cooking and
hearing stories.
Fun Fridays will be
held three Fridays a month,
working around the school
holiday calendar, w ith a
schedule being handed out at
the first meeting.
Flu shots to be
given at St.
Pat’s
M orrow C ounty
Health Department will be
holding a flu shot clinic at the
St. Patrick’s Senior Center in
H eppner on W ednesday,
Oct. 18 from 10:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m.
MCHD will also be
holding a clinic in Boardman
on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at the
Boardm an Senior C enter
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
in Irrigon on Monday, Oct.
16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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