SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 9,2009
S h eriffs Report
The Morrow County
Sheriffs Office reports han
dling the following busi
ness:
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MCSO received a report
that the neighbors mastiff
dog keep king their dog
through their fence. They
talked to the neighbors
and they refuse to do any
thing about the dogs- dog
was attacked on Thursday
and put down yesterday.
Caller reports that the dogs
have also tied to attack the
caller’s husband.
-MCSO received
a report of a vehicle in a
roll over that was block
ing the road, one occupant
was laying down, the other
walking, EMS, MCSO and
Fire responded.
-MCSO Received
a report o f juveniles on
the roof of the restroom of
the skate park in Irrigon.
MCSO responded and they
were warned.
-MCSO received a
report from Gilliam County
of a vehicle on 1-84 heading
eastbound, throwing trash
out the vehicle.
-MCSO received
a report of loud music be
ing played 100 yards to the
south of the caller's house,
unable to locate any noise
in the area.
-MCSO received a
report of two illegal camp
fires bums up Forrest Ser
vice Rd 21. OHV deputy
advised that they could
have theses bums in fire pits
and it is on Forrest Service
property.
-MCSO issued a
verbal warning for white
light to the rear while in
forward motion to David
Earl Terrelle Taylor, 20.
James Robert Martin, 19,
was issued a citation for
M1P by consumption.
-Ju a n M an u el
Bombella, 40, was arrested
on an 1JC warrant. G iv
ing False Information to a
Police Officer. Subject was
also given a citation for
Failure to Carry Proof of
Insurance.
-M C SO d ep u ty
conducted a field interview
regarding a vehicle behind
Riverside High School,
deputy was advised that
subject was turning on the
sprinklers.
-MCSO was ad
vised that there are people
making loud noise at all
hour of the day and night,
she would like deputies to
drive the area from time to
time at different times of
day and night.
-MCSO received
a report that several things
were missing from the call
er’s boat, caller would like
o make a theft report for
insurance purposes.
-Boardman Police
Department arrested Sam
uel Ramirez Perez, 23, for
interfering with a police
officer and giving false
information to a police offi
cer. BPD also arrested Luis
Pablo Perez, 19, for failure
to carry and present.
-BPD reported that
a Boardman woman was
being held a gun point by a
male, possibly in Deschutes
County.
-Boardman Ambu
lance received a report of a
20 year old female having
a seizure.
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Morrow County Sheriff’s
O ffice cited Jose Luis
Cardenas, 35, for an Open
Container and driving un
insured. Subject was also
given a verbal warning for
failure to maintain lane.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that someone dumped a
brindle puppy at her borne
and it was causing issues
w ith her children. She said
she w as unable to transport
it to Pet Rescue and request
ed a deputy to do so. The
puppy was transported.
-MCSO received
report from Benton County
that a female was in a boat
just off the Washington side
of the Columbia. MCSO
marine deputy and the un
der sheriff responded to lo
cate the subjects and assist
them back to land.
-M CSO, Irrigon
Ambulance received report
of a 58-year-old male in Ir
rigon w ith severe chest pain
for 20 minutes prior to the
call. He was transported to
Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston.
-MCSO received
report from a deputy that
he was out with a subject
on 1-84 to make sure he had
help coming.
-MCSO received
report from Oregon State
Police that they had re
ceived multiple 911 calls
concerning a Ford Taurus
that was pushing people off
the road. The vehicle was
reported to be in Stanfield
25 minutes earlier.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that his daughter had
been bitten by a dog two
days earlier. A deputy spoke
to both parties.
-MCSO received
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report from an lone female
that a male subject had
tripped and hit his head and
she believed he had passed
out. After she called 911,
he got up and advised he
was okay.
-MCSO cited Ra
chel Teressa Miller, 39, for
Violation of the Basic Rule,
75 mph in a 55 mph zone.
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Gingerbread Challenge
winners announced
The Gingerbread
Challenge hosted by Sweet
Productions was held on
Saturday, November 21.
Due to only two
adult entries, no adult com
petition was held. The chil
dren’s workshop, however,
had 10 children participat
ing.
M ikel Jaca won
first place in the six year
old division. Justice and
Eli Petzoldt won first place
in the nine year old divi
sion. Jasmine Garcia and
Caitlynn Bailey tied for
first in the 11-12 year old
division.
The two adult en
tries are currently on dis
play at Sweet Productions
Pioneer Memorial
Hospital recently complet
ed its 100th colonoscopy
procedure after acquiring
the equipm ent one year
ago.
Having the abil
ity to do the procedure
has been a benefit to local
people who no longer have
to travel out of town and
in many cases stay over
night to have the procedure
done.
Dr. N ichols who
practices at the Pioneer
Memorial Clinic in the MC
Heal District said it was ad
visable that everyone have
D A ’s Report
Banking
Should Be Boring.
It’s not supposed to be. When banking gets exciting, it's a sign
something bad is happening. It's usually for all the wrong reasons
when banks make headlines. Here at Community Bank, we might
not be as newsworthy as other banks right now, but it's for all the
right reasons. We are:
Bailout FREE. Community Bank will continue to oper
ate without a single dime from the taxpayer-funded
bailout program known as the Troubled Asset Relief
Program (TARP).
Safe, Secure, and Stable. Community Bank has pro
Pictured left to right are: Katie Duncan, Pennic Miller, Dr.
Russell Nichols, Susan Thompson. Sheridan Tarnasky, and
Kim Thompson. -Photo by David Sykes
the procedure done when if they have a close relative
they reach age 50 or sooner that has had colon cancer.
ure to Appear in the Second
Degree, a Class A misde
meanor, and was sentenced
to 90 days incarceration
with 80 days suspended,
18 months bench probation,
complete 20 hours of com
munity service, other condi
tions, and pay $463 in fines,
fees, and assessments.
-David Rice, 18,
was convicted of Disorder
ly Conduct in the Second
Degree, a Class B misde
meanor, and was sentenced
to 30 days incarceration
with 20 days suspended,
12 months bench proba
tion, other conditions, and
pay $443 in fines, fees, and
assessments.
-David James Rice,
18, was convicted of Theft
in the Third Degree - Theft
by Receiving, a Class C
misdemeanor, and was sen
tenced to 15 days incarcera-
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Heppner
127 N Main St
541-676-5745
Hermiston
50 E Theatre Ln
541-289-4480
Hermiston
109 SE 2nd St
541-567-0303
Pendleton
157 S Mam St
541-278-9000
Pendleton
1220 Southgate
541-278-9515
Community Bank remains safe and secure.
We have not requested, nor do we require taxpayer supported
government bailout money (TARP).
We will continue to be independently owned and operated
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12 months bench probation,
other conditions, and pay
$463 in fines, fees, and as
sessments.
-Enrique Pacheco,
39, was convicted of Ha
rassment, a Class B misde
meanor, and was sentenced
to 90 days incarceration
with 90 days suspended,
12 months bench probation,
complete 20 hours of com
munity service, other condi
tions. and pay $463 in fines,
fees, and assessments.
-Joseph Lee Swo
pe, 28, was convicted of
Failure to Register as a Fel
ony Sex Offender, a Class C
felony, and was sentenced
to 90 days incarceration
with 60 days suspended, 18
months bench probation,
other conditions, and pay
$608 in fines, fees, and as
sessments.
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The Elks Scholarship Com m ittee w ill auction the Clarence
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ple: banks support the local economy by lending
money When loans are scarce, small business suffers.
By the way, we've increased small business lending by
over 10% since the beginning of 2009
nated $5 gift certificates for
and Cornerstone Gallery.
Murray’s Drug and all the winners.
Heppner Family Foods do-
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vided financial services in Eastern Oregon since 1955
We re not going anywhere, but don't take our word for
it. Check out www.bankrate.com where Community
Bank maintains a 4 star safety rating.
A Supporter Of Local Business. It's surprisingly sim
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Hospital performs 100,h procedure
M orrow County
District Attorney Elizabeth
Ballard has released the fol
lowing report:
-Joel Lomas Muril
lo, 24, was convicted of
Menacing, a Class A misde
meanor, and was sentenced
to 180 days incarceration
with 180 days suspended,
12 months bench probation,
other conditions, and pay
$1,843 in fines, fees, and
assessments.
-E dw ard Joseph
Pergande, 31, was convict
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B misdemeanor, and was
sentenced to 90 days incar
ceration with 60 days sus
pended, 12 months bench
probation, other conditions,
and pay $513 in fines, fees,
and assessments.
-B renda Galvan,
19, was convicted of Fail
Let's face it, your typical banking experience isn’t very exciting.
Pictured are participants in the Gingerbread Challenge
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