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I Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 16,2014 - FIVE Sheriff's Report March 20 (coot.): -MCSO received report from an Irrigon woman that their horses were out and they were own their way to get them. She called back and advised that the horses were back in. -MCSO received report from a Boardman man that he saw a possibly suspended driver get into a vehicle and drive off. -MCSO Deputy advised he received inform ation about an incident at a Kunze Lane, Boardman location. A deputy responded. -MCSO received report of a vehicle parked in front of a garage and the vehicle was not supposed to be there. The caller advised that someone had picked u the car and he did not need assistance any more. -MCSO received report of a stray brown Doberman at an Irrigon residence. The dog was transported to Pet Rescue. -MCSO received report from a Heppner woman that a vehicle passed them twice in a no-passing zone, did not stop at a stop sign and was driving at excessive speeds on Hwy. 207-Echo/ Marquardt Rd., Lexington. A deputy made contact with the driver and warned him. -M C S O D e p u ty advised that someone was walking along the side of the road on Hwy. 207- E c h o /B o m b in g R ange Rd., Lexington, and was going to turn around and attempt to make contact. The deputy made contact and the subject had a ride to pick him up. March 24: -M CSO was advised that Umatilla County S h eriff’s Office arrested Clifford Eugene Bradley, 48, on an Irrigon J u stic e C o u rt w arran t for failure to appear on driving while suspended misdemeanor. Bradley was also arrested on UCSO warrants with an MCSO hold placed. -MCSO was advised that UPRR arrested Carlos DA’s Report M o rro w C o u n ty District Attorney Justin Nelson has released the following report: -J o se p h E d w ard Kindle, 34, was convicted of one count of Arson in the First Degree, A Class A felony, and sentenced to 18 months prison time with the Oregon Dept, of Corrections with credit for time served. Kindle was also sentenced to three years post-prison supervision, to include mental health evaluation and sanctions including the possibility of additional imprisonment if terms of supervision are violated. In addition, Joseph Edward Kindle, 34, was convicted of one count of Theft in the First Degree, a C lass C felony, and sentenced to 18 months prison time with the Oregon Dept, of Corrections with credit for time served, time to run concurrent w ith sentence on a Burglary I charge (to follow). Kindle was also given two years post-prison supervision, to include mental health evaluation and sanctions including the possibility of additional imprisonment if terms of supervision are violated. In addition, Joseph Edward Kindle, 34, was convicted of one count of Felon Possess Firearm , a C lass C felony, and sentenced to 15 months prison time with the Oregon Dept, of Corrections with credit for tim e served, sentence to run consecutive to the counts of Arson I and Burglary I. Kindle was also given two years post-prison supervision, to include mental health evaluation and sanctions including the possibility of additional imprisonment if terms of supervision are violated. In ad d itio n , Joseph Edward Kindle, 34, was convicted o f one count o f Burglary in the First Degree, a Class A felony, and sentenced to 32 months prison time with the Oregon Dept, of Corrections with credit for time served, time to run co n cu rren t with sentence on a Theft I charge (previous). Kindle was also sentenced to three years post-prison supervision, to include mental health evaluation and sanctions including the possibility of additional imprisonment if term s o f supervision are v io la te d . Two additional counts of Theft I were disposed without conviction. Fines, fees and assessments totaled $2,400. Ramirez, 23, on an Irrigon Ju stic e C o u rt w arran t for failure to appear on possession of less than one ounce o f m arijuana x3. Ramirez was also arrested on local charges and a Hermiston warrant with an MCSO hold placed. -M C S O is s u e d a c ita tio n to Jo se p h J. Conradt, 21, for violating the basic rule 80/55. -MCSO cited Scott D. Brill, 42, for violating the speed limit 90/65. -MCSO cited Bridget R ose N o rv e ll, 47, for violating the speed limit 83/65. March 25: -M CSO cited Darren Vale Michie, 43, for VBR 75/55. -A caller in Heppner reported a parked maroon p ick -u p b la rin g m usic with offensive language. Requested deputy response because it was close to the day care center; caller did not want contact. March 27: -M CSO arrested D ario A lvarez O rd u n a, 53, for DUII and failure to carry and present d riv er’s license. Boardman PD assisted with interpreting. -MCSO was advised that Gilliam County was trying to catch up with a sm all gray passenger car going well over 100 mph. Gilliam County was not able to catch up to the vehicle, MCSO stopped the vehicle and cited Jeffrey L. Page, 43, for VSL 98/65. -Hermiston PD advised that they arrested Laura Estrada, 27, on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for giving false information to a peace officer. -M C S O r e c e iv e d a d riving co m p lain t in Heppner of a vehicle driving and weaving all over the road. A deputy made contact with the driver; driver was not intoxicated, just had a hard time seeing, stating that the vehicle behind him was tailgating and had his bright lights on. March 28: -M CSO received a call from a subject in Irrigon who thought he heard an explosion but was unsure if it was thunder. A second caller reported an explosion that shook his home. MCSO made contact with the Army Depot, who advised they were having c o n tra c t c le a n u p and demolition out in the area. -M C S O s e r v e d a Free Sports Physicals For Morrow County Students will be available at Pioneer Memorial Clinic 130 Thompson Avenue, Heppner, OR. Thursday. July 31st 1:30 - 4:30 GIRLS Wednesday , August 6th - BOYS Students can come on either day if needed 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. No appointment needed. * * i PIONEER MEMORIAL CLINIC M orrow County Health District Excellence In Healthcare Umatilla County restraining flatbed on Hwy. 207 hauling occurred in a parking lot. order. steel with a male driver, The female was yelling -M C S O s e r v e d a driving erratically; caller at the male in a maroon Morrow County restraining advised it was in both lanes pickup. Fem ale got out order. and they were concerned it of the vehicle and walked -M CSO receiv ed a may cause an accident. A across the street, and the report of a green mini van deputy located the vehicle male broke a container with Idaho plates with the and spoke with subject that held marijuana in the back window broken out, about driving habits. parking lot. Female last boxes falling out and a small April 3: -MCSO was seen on foot northbound on child bouncing around, advised by a com pany Main Street and male was in travelling at a high rate of in Boardman that there the vehicle. speed. MCSO stopped the were two trespassers at -Heppner Fire reported vehicle and cited Dianna the location. The first was that they responded to a Kaye Dugger, 28, for failure seen picking mushrooms. request for mutual aid to a to use a child seatbelt. He was told to leave, house on fire on the Ione- -MCSO cited Patrick which he did. He took the Gooseberry Road. A green Graydon Vaughn, 57, for mushrooms with him. They rental house was on fire. speed at 41/25. would like him warned Everyone was out o f the -MCSO issued a citation about tresp assin g . The residence. to Omar Dominguez Torres, second subject wasn’t seen, A p r i l 8: -M C S O 33, for illegal window only a vehicle that was arrested a 4 5 -y ear-o ld tinting. still at the location. It had male on a Marion County March 29: -A woman a broken windshield, like detention warrant. advised MCSO that her it was smashed. MCSO -MCSO received an husband was kiteboarding arrested a male subject on anonym ous report from o u t a t T h r e e m i l e a Umatilla County warrant Heppner that a neighbor’s Campground and the wind and PC charges of Trespass cat kept com ing over, died and he was stuck on II. MCSO also arrested a d ig g in g and using her the island with no way female subject on Umatilla garden as a bathroom . to get back. H usband C ounty and H erm iston MCSO made contact. was 48 years old with no M unicipal w arrants and -A woman in Irrigon medical problems. MCSO lodged her on PC charges of advised MCSO that she was responded; subject swam Trespass II, Theft II, Escape house-sitting for her brother to shore. III and False Info to a Peace and sister-in-law and when March 30: -M CSO officer x3. she came home, someone was in Hermiston assisting April 4: -H ep p n er was downstairs. A male UCSO w ith a fight in ambulance was dispatched who lives in the RV park progress. after an altercation in the down the road is a possible -An anonymous caller Heppner area in which a suspect. A bottle o f whisky rep o rted possible drug man went to a fem ale’s was out and a chair moved; activity in Irrigon. house and assau lted a she believed he just got -Oregon State police third female. The subject there and was getting ready received report o f a road ap p are n tly pushed the to make himself a drink. It rage incident on Hwy. 207 female through a fence. had happened in the past mp 11. A silver Chevy -A w om an advised with the subject. Silverado passed the caller, MCSO that she was just -M C S O r e c e i v e d who gave the subject a assaulted by a male. She had multiple reports of subject hand gesture that caused a fat lip, ripped pants and fighting in Irrigon. MCSO the person in the Silverado was pushed through a fence, arrested David Nicholas to cut off the caller. The knocking her unconscious. Johnson, 21, and Nicholas two exchanged words, and M CSO a rre s te d Wade Ryan S ch iller, 20, for the caller was threatening Merle Padberg, 57, on PC Disorderly Conduct II. to harm the subject in the charges of Assault IV. A p r i l 9: - I r r ig o n Silverado and did mention -A c a lle r a d v ise d am b u lan ce re p o rte d a that he had a gun in his MCSO that his ex-wife v ehicle in Irrig o n was vehicle. MCSO assisted posted on Facebook that put in reverse and rolled OSP. she dumped his property backw ard, hitting male - U m a tilla C o u n ty somewhere in the Boardman subject and knocking him Sheriff's Office was advised area, possibly by the tree to the ground, causing him o f a possibly intoxicated farm or near Tower Road. to strike his head on the subject on hwy 730 but He did not want contact, ground and bleed from the had no deputy in the area. just didn’t want to get in head, possibly breaking his S ubject was registered trouble for littering if his arm and leg. sex offender and had an items were located. April 10: -A woman unconfirmed warrant out -A H eppner woman in Heppner advised MCSO of Umatilla County. MCSO advised MCSO that she saw and Heppner Fire that her and OSP responded. Vehicle a situation with a young girl 15-year-old son hit her in was parked at an Irrigon and an older man that looked the arms, and he hit her residence but no one would very suspicious. She stated four times and she asked come to the door. the girl was not struggling him to go with her and he -Boardman PD cited but seemed to be frightened said, “No, no, no!” and was V ic to r J o rd y L em u s and the male was holding screaming at her and he Carrillo, 19, for no ops and onto her in a threatening locked her out of the house. exhibition of speed. manner. The caller stated -MCSO was advised A p r il 1: -M C SO it happened about 10 days that Trans Canada Pipelines receiv ed a rep o rt o f a ago and, after viewing the would be venting one of male and female yelling at missing persons website, their natural gas pipelines. each other walking down she believes the girl may It would be a very loud Main Street in Heppner. match the description of a noise, alm ost like a jet C aller thought it m ight female listed missing from engine. The gas is odorless be a domestic disturbance Morrow County. but may let off a smell. The but had not seen anything April 6: -A man in the FAA had been notified, physical, just lots of yelling. Lexington area advised as had all the surrounding Deputies responded and it MCSO that he found some landowners. Vent would was verbal only. The parties items when he was cleaning start around 8 a.m. and last were separated. up some property he had a couple of hours. -MCSO cited Leobardo just purchased. He believed -MCSO arrested Jason Jacq u ez S o lis, 62, for they might be sticks o f Michael Francisco Garza, driving while suspended dynamite. 24, on a Umatilla County violation. Solis also was -M C S O a r r e s t e d Sheriff’s Office warrant. arrested by Blue Mountain Richard Keith Fisler, 33, on -MCSO was advised E nforcem ent N arcotics a Morrow County Circuit that Salem Oregon State Team (BENT) for Dept, Court warrant for failure Police arrested Deborah o f Corrections on charges to appear on possession Renee Cam eron, 52, on o f m e th a m p h e ta m in e of methamphetamine. The an Irrigon Justice Court an d p o s s e s s io n o f a subject was also arrested on warrant and local charges c o n tro lled su b stan ce - a Umatilla County Circuit for shoplifting. The subject methamphetamine. Court warrant for failure to was lodged at M arion -A m an in Irrig o n appear on attempt to elude County Jail then released reported that pit bulls were in a vehicle, DUII. Subject to appear at IJC. chasing and attacking a was lodged at Umatilla Apr il 11: -O regon horse. MCSO responded County Jail with no bail. State P olice req u ested and cited a female subject -MCSOcited Benjamin that MCSO check an area in Irrigon for maintaining H. Johnson, 20, for failure in Boardman for a traffic dog as a public nuisance x3. to maintain a safe distance hazard. OSP received report April 2: -MCSO cited from emergency vehicle. o f a large grey w o lf in Valerie Rico, 33, for VBR April 7: -A woman the m iddle o f the road. 75/55. on Main Street in Heppner A deputy responded and -M C S O r e c e i v e d reported a dispute between removed a gray coyote from a report o f a Kenworth a male and female that the road. -A fem ale ca lle r in Irrigon advised MCSO that If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, a subject pulled up in a help is available and that help Is FREE of charge. black car and was trying to If Y O U h ave a fam ily m em ber who suffers from get into the residence. Male gam bling addiction, Y O U can also receive F R E E tre a t entered the residence and m ent e v e n if the g am b ler is not receiving treatm ent. was determined to be the If you a re a resident o f M orrow County and you wish to ta k e ad van tag e o f the services ab ove or d e caller's brother. Everything sire m ore inform ation. P le a s e call any of the following is okay, no problems. num bers to set up a L O C A L appointm ent or just to -A subject in Heppner talk Bobby Harris ® 5 4 1 -€ 7 6 -9 9 2 5 or 5 4 1 -2 5 6 -0 1 7 5 advised that his house was Community Counseling Solutions (CCS) ® 541-676-9161 O R 1 -8 7 7 -6 9 5 -4 6 4 8 (1 -8 8 8 -M Y L IM IT ) -Continued on PAGE EIGH1
