EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 3,2010
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow Coun
ty Sheriff’s Office reports
handling the follow ing
business:
-Continued from Page
SEVEN
-BPD officer ad
vised he was out with a
vehicle at a location. The
subject was putting out yard
sale signs.
-BPD officer ad
vised he was out on foot at
Sam Boar dm an Elementary
School.
-BPD received a
request from a subject to
do a house check and the
subject advised he was now
at home.
-BPD, Boardman
Ambulance received a re
port that an 88-year-old
man had fallen and his care
provider needed assistance
in lifting him. There were
no injuries.
-BPD received re
port from a subject that
her daughter’s friend had
contacted her on My Space
and advised that her mother
had kicked her out and she
was now living with her
aunt in the Tri-Cities. The
daughter’s friend said that
her aunt had a lot of drugs
and people in and out. BPD
contacted the reporter and
told her she would need
to contact an agency in
Washington, since it didn’t
occur in Morrow County or
the state.
-BPD and Board-
man Fire Department re
sponded to an audible of
fice alarm. It was a false
alarm.
-BPD received re
port from Boardman sub
jects who reported that their
neighbors were playing
music really loud. BPD of
ficer advised them to turn
the music down, but the
reporter called back and
said they were still playing
the music. The officer went
back to the residence and
again advised them to turn
the music down, which they
again said they would.
-BPD officer re
ported he was out with a
vehicle parked on the side
of the road with its lights
on, but no one was in the
vehicle.
-BPD officer ad
vised he was out with a
commercial vehicle stopped
in the middle of Colum
bia.
-B oardm an A m
bulance received a request
for mutual aid from Ar
lington Ambulance for a
two-vehicle accident with
unknown injured. Oregon
State Police was also at the
scene. Boardman Ambu
lance transported a patient
to Mid Columbia Medical
Center in The Dalles.
-Irrigon Fire De
partment, Boardman Fire
Department received report
of a trailer on fire in Irrigon.
Everyone was reported to
be out of the house.
-Heppner Fire De
partment received a fire call
on Willow Creek Rd.
-Irrig o n A m b u
lance received a report from
a subject that her father was
having difficulty breathing.
There was no transport.
S e p t e m b e r 4:
Morrow County Sheriff’s
Office, Irrigon Ambulance
received report of a trailer
on fire in Irrigon. Everyone
was out of the house.
-M C S O d ep u ty
made contact with a female
walking down the side of
the road at 12:19 a.m. She
advised she was just getting
some exercise.
-M C S O d ep u ty
advised he was out with a
vehicle with its flashers on.
The vehicle was having car
trouble.
-M CSO arrested
Brian William Bush, 44,
for Assault IV-section II.
He was lodged at Umatilla
County Jail with $20,000
bail.
-MCSO received
report of a suspicious per
son walking on the line on
1-84, Boardman. He was
wearing a sweatshirt and
light jeans. The call was
transferred to Oregon State
Police
-MCSO received
report of a couple of deer
hunters tresp assin g on
property on Hwy. 74, lone.
The property owner called
back and advised to cancel
the trespassing report. The
hunters had advised that
they shot the deer on anoth
er property and they were
just going to retrieve it.
-MCSO received
report of a black dog, just
skin and bones, seen on
Kunze Rd. The dog would
not get near the reporter.
-MCSO received a
report from OSP of a small
white sedan, possibly a
Chevy Impala, traveling
east-bound in the w est
bound lane on 1-84, Arling
ton. A deputy was unable to
locate the vehicle.
-MCSO received
report of a vehicle that had
come onto a Heppner sub
ject’s land which is located
next to the reporter’s land.
The reporter said she heard
a gunshot and then saw two
subjects look at something
and then get into the pickup
and leave. Her husband
went to find out what it
was and saw a dead doe.
The call was transferred
to OSP.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that she just got a legal
separation from her hus
band and the legal papers
say she is the owner of the
car, but he won’t return it.
-M CSO, B oard-
man Police D epartm ent
received report o f a do
mestic dispute in progress
in Irrigon. On call back, a
woman said everything was
okay, but MCSO received
several other 911 calls re
questing assistance. It was
a domestic dispute between
a m other and daughter.
MCSO arrested Troy Lynn
Peck, 39, for Harassment-
domestic violence. The sub
ject was lodged at Umatilla
County Jail with $3,000
bail. MCSO also arrested
Genie Spencer, 39, for Ha
rassment-domestic violence
and Interfering with a 911
call. She was lodged at UCJ
with $9,000 bail.
-MCSO received
report from a Boardman
subject that she was getting
harassing phone calls from
another female subject.
-MCSO received
request for contact from an
Irrigon subject who would
like information regarding
the arrest of a women. He
wanted to get his children
back. MCSO advised it
was not the same woman,
although she had the same
name.
-M CSO, Irrigon
Ambulance, Irrigon Fire
Department received report
of a motor vehicle accident
involving six subjects on
Fourth Rd. and Columbia
Lane in Irrigon and block
ing both lanes o f traffic.
One seven-year-old female
was bleeding from the head.
Gabriel Barcia Flores, 59,
was cited for Failure to
Yield.
-MCSO received
report of a stray white dog
with brown spots in Irrigon.
The dog was transported to
Pet Rescue.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that the person who
delivers mail was running
around in the truck that is
used for delivering male.
A deputy advised that it is
the mail delivery person’s
personal vehicle.
-Boardman Police
D epartm ent cited Jorge
Gameros Sanchez, 37, for
V iolation o f the Speed
Limit, 46 mph in a 30 mph
zone.
-BPD officer ad
vised he contacted a female
subject concerning yard
sale signs she had posted
that were not taken down.
She said she would take
them down.
-BPD received re
port of an audible burglary
alarm at a residence.
-B PD re c e iv e d
report of a large amount
of debris on fire near the
cemetery in Boardman with
no one appearing to be
watching it. Boardman Fire
Department responded and
the fire was contained.
-BPD, Boardman
Fire Department received
report o f a fem ale who
had passed out from an
unknown cause.
-Boardman Ambu
lance received request for
an ambulance for a 34-year-
old male not able to get
up. The call was cancelled
since the subject eventually
got up.
-B oardm an A m
bulance received a report
from a subject that here 33-
year-old mother had passed
out in the bathroom. EMS
responded, but the patient
refused transport.
-Irrig o n A m bu
lance received request for
an 86-year-old female with
a nose bleed that would
not quit. The ambulance
responded, but the patient
refused transport.
October 5: Mor
row County Sheriff's Office
received report of a subject
whose pickup broke down
with transmission problems
past Cutsforth Park and
he had no cell phone. The
subject wanted his father-
in-law to meet him at a
campsite.
-MCSO received
report from Tri-Com that
they had received a call
from a subject who said he
was transporting his friend
who had been shot in the
back of the arm with a .270
round. The wound was no
bleeding a lot and they had
put direct pressure on it. He
was shot around two miles
east of the Morrow County
OHV Park.
-MCSO received a
request for a welfare check
on the caller’s husband.
She said she had called her
husband around 8 a.m., but
the assistant had not yet
shown up. She attempted
to call the aide, but there
was no answer. A deputy
responded and the caregiver
was on the scene.
-MCSO received a
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that her granddaughter
had called her to tell her she
was coming to her house,
but she did not want the
granddaughter to come to
the house.
-MCSO cited Da
vid Wayne Keltz, 29, for
Violation of the Basic Rule,
79 mph in a 55 mph zone.
-MCSO received
a theft complaint from an
Irrigon subject.
-MCSO cited Joyce
Elisabeth Eidem, 47, for
Driving While Suspended-
violation, Failure to Carry
Proof of Insurance, Failure
to Maintain Land and Fail
ure to Register Vehicle. The
vehicle was impounded.
-MCSO deputy re
ported he was out with a
disabled vehicle. The sub
jects had help en route.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that a 20-year-old male
from Hermiston had threat
ened to assault her 17-year-
old son during home via
MySpace.
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October 6: Mor
male subject for Permitting row County Sheriff’s Of
Unlawful Operation o f a fice received a report from
Vehicle and Permitting Un a subject who said he hit a
lawful Operation of Vehicle deer on the way home.
with No Insurance. The ve
-MCSO received
hicle, possibly stolen out of report from an Irrigon sub
Clark County, Washington, ject that they have trapped a
was impounded.
tomcat that they have been
trying
to catch for about a
-M C SO , B oard-
man Ambulance received year.
report that a potato truck
-MCSO received
rolled on Bombing Range a report a drive-off from
Rd. with one subject with the Heppner Shell station.
a head injury. The subject It was a pickup with three
was transported to Good hunters in the vehicle. It
was an accidental drive-
Shepherd Hospital.
-MCSO received off and the subjects were
two more reports of the roll returning to pay.
-MCSO received
over on Bombing Range.
-MCSO received report of a black cow and
report of a subject that did a brown cow out in Board-
not stop at a stop sign in man. The cows were lo
Boardman. MCSO made cated and put back in their
contact with the driver and pasture.
-MCSO three or
warned him for failure to
four goats out in Irrigon.
maintain lane.
-MCSO, Boardman
-M C S O t r a n s
ported a Chihuahua to Pet Fire Department, Boardman
Ambulance received report
Rescue.
-MCSO received of a motor vehicle accident
report from a subject who in Boardman with a passen
said she was trying to pick ger car rear-ending a semi.
up her clothing at her resi An ambulance and the fire
dence, but her daughter department were en rout,
was causing problems. The but were cancelled prior to
caller requested a deputy to arriving on the scene.
-MCSO received
respond before the dispute
report
of
a yellow semi no
got physical. The problem
was worked out and no one maintaining its lane on 1-84
with the driver appearing
was arrested.
-MCSO received to be falling asleep and
report of a dead deer in the driving on the rumble strip.
middle of the highway on Oregon State Police did not
Hwy. 74, Heppner, “mostly have anyone available.
flattened.”
-MCSO received
-MCSO received report from an Irrigon sub
report that Salem Police ject who said his neighbor
Department arrested Steven was allowing water to go
Gieseker, 36, on an Irrigon on his property. A deputy
Justice Court warrant for spoke with the neighbor
Failure to Pay Fine/Driving who shut the water off and
While Suspended. He was said it w ouldn’t happen
lodged at Marion County again.
-MCSO received
Jail with $417 bail and then
report from a subject on Lit
released to appear.
-Boardman Police tle Butter Creek Rd., Echo,
Department received report that his calf had been shot
of “SUR 13” graffiti writ in the mountains at Matlock
ten on an air conditioning Meadows on the way to
unit on the west side of the Ukiah. He said some meat
Sandpiper Apartments. An had been taken out of it.
officer responded and took
-Boardman Police
a report for Criminal Mis Department arrested Su-
chief III. The graffiti was sana Sangerman Luis, 39,
for Criminal Possession of
removed.
-BPD received re a Forged Instrument. He
quest for an ambulance for was released on his own
a 2 5-year-old male having recognizance with $7,500
seizures due to alcohol bail. Manuel Hernandez,
poisoning. BPD and Board- 18, was cited for D riv
man Ambulance responded ing While Suspended and
and the subject was trans Failure to Obey a Traffic
ported to Good Shepherd Control Device.
-B P D re c e iv e d
Hospital.
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-B P D re c e iv e d report from a Boardman
report from a Boardman subject that her boyfriend’s
man that a male subject ex-girlfriend was harass
had parked in front of his ing via phone. An officer
residence and stared at him. responded.
-Irrig o n A m b u
The caller said he believed
the subject blamed him for lance received report that
his father having a warrant an elderly male was hav
against him. The suspicion ing trouble breathing. The
was unfounded; the subject subject was on oxygen, but
had just stopped to talk to didn’t think the tank was
his coach.
working correctly. EMS
-Irrig o n A m bu responded, but the patient
lance received report of a refused transport.
O c t o b e r 17:
female with a hip prosthesis
that went out of joint. She -MCSO issued a citation to
was transported to Good Jason Michael Francisco
Garza, 19, for an open con
Shepherd Hospital.
-Heppner Fire De tainer.
-MCSO received
partment received report
o f a grass fire in Sanford a report of a dog that was
Canyon above a residence. found killed. The caller
It was a large grass fire and stated that his wife thought
m ultiple agencies were she heard gun shots the
night before and believes
dispatched.
-Heppner Ambu that the dog was shot.
-MCSO received a
lance received a request
from a Hospice worker for report from a subject who
a non-emergency transport stated that someone got into
to Pioneer Memorial Hos his pickup and damaged his
pital. The transport was stereo.
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