Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 13, 2016 Sheriff’s Report March 14: -Morrow County Sheriff’s Office re- ceive an animal complaint from Irrigon regarding two Boston terriers, one of which bit some individuals. -A person reported that a female entered Buck- num’s in Heppner; she had been beaten with a steel post and was conscious and breathing with unknown in- juries. Heppner ambulance responded and transported the female to Pioneer Me- morial. An MCSO deputy responded and spoke with the female and the male half. -MCSO received a re- port of an alarm going off in Irrigon, possibly at Ir- rigon City Hall. MCSO responded and determined that it appeared someone had broken in through the bathroom window and pos- sibly exited through the back door. The key holder advised they would call if they noticed anything missing. March 15: -Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received a report from an individual in Irrigon who said someone was wig- gling his door knob and that there were about six individuals at the skate park with assault rifles; they had knocked on the door and his window begging for him to come out. MCSO responded and kept the park under observation before determining no one was at the park. Dispatch received another call from the same caller while deputies were watching the park; the call- er advised the subjects with guns were back at the skate park but deputies were on the scene and advised the park was empty. -MCSO arrested Jason Michael Francisco Garza, 26, on a Umatilla County warrant for Failure to Ap- pear on Possession of Meth- amphetamine, Carrying Concealed Weapon and additional warrants on file. -A man in the Hep- pner area advised that his father was trespassing on his property and that he was having continual problem with him. -MCSO was advised of three aggressive dogs at large in Irrigon. Barbara Kay Aylett, 44, was cited for Maintain Dog as a Pub- lic Nuisance X2. -A female at the Lex- ington Sinclair advised a male was leaving the gas station headed toward Hermiston on hwy. 207 and she believed he might not have a driver’s license. The information was relayed to Oregon State Police. -A female contact- ed MCSO regarding her 17-year-old daughter driv- ing. She said she wanted the rules clarified. March 16: -Morrow County dispatch received a report of a small fire near Baseline Ln., Ione. Ione fired department responded and the fire was put out. -A woman called to report a car that had been parked outside of Sub Zero Restaurant in Irrigon for several hours even though the restaurant had been closed for several hours. She advised there were two guys sitting in the vehicle acting suspicious. Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office made contact with the in- dividuals in the car, who ended up leaving on foot. -A female in Boardman reported she was about to turn into her driveway and another vehicle was going to turn also. She advised that when the other vehicle saw she was going to turn it took off and went next door and watched her. She advised she watched the vehicle and took a couple of pictures, and when the subjects saw her taking pictures they came over and asked if they could help her. She said no and they left northbound. -A man in Irrigon ad- vised he thought his neigh- bor was stealing cable TV; he could see a black cable coming from the ground to the residence. MCSO responded and determined it to be a WiFi cable. -A man in Irrigon re- ported that goats in his pasture had been killed by either a coyote or a cat. There were multiple tracks all over the place. -MCSO was advised the Umatilla County Sher- iff’s Office arrested Gene Ray Ball, 30, on a parole and probation detainer. March 17: -Oregon State Police requested Mor- row County Sheriff’s Office check on a male subject walking along I-84 in some type of distress to some de- gree. MCSO also received report from a female that her husband had walked off the job in Boardman and was walking back to The Dalles with no phone, no money and no vehicle. The wife provided a description but law enforcement was unable to locate. -MCSO received report of a fire along I-84 near NOW HIRING DRIVERS Boardman. It was deter- mined ODOT was burning but had failed to cl lit in. -MCSO was advised of a female who had taken a male’s phone and was out- side throwing a fit. MCSO responded and arrested Di- ana Hernandez for Theft II. March 17: -A deputy advised being out with stray dogs in Irrigon. A juvenile was warned for dogs at large. March 18: -Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received request for assis- tance regarding harassment issues in the Heppner area. -A female in Heppner advised that a male subject next door called her a name, flipped her off and left. -A female in Heppner advised that both of her children were bitten by a dog at the park. She denied medical treatment but re- quested the dog owner be spoken to. -MCSO was advised of a possible disturbance in downtown Heppner. A deputy responded and de- termined it was some col- lege kids trying to get a vehicle on a trailer. March 19: -MCSO deputy responded to a pos- sible disable vehicle on Hwy 74, Heppner. The subject was pulled over to watch the sheepdog trials. -A deputy advised be- ing out with a possible disabled vehicle at I-84, Hwy. 730. The driver was out walking her dog. The deputy advised she needed to find somewhere else to walk her dog. -Morrow County Sher- iff’s Office arrested Cody Edward Rankin, 26, on a Medford PD warrant. -A male in Irrigon ad- vised he thought the FBI was looking for his son because his son had a felony warrant. -A female on Hwy. 207 Echo, Lexington reported a vehicle in front of her go- ing over 65 with four-way flashers on. A deputy made contact and determined it was a lighting issue. March 20: -MCSO received report that the lid was off the sewer at a loca- tion. MCSO responded and replaced the manhole cover. -A person called ad- vising no emergency, they just wanted to know about the speed limit in Oregon. The call was connected to Oregon State Police. -MCSO was advised of threatening phone calls from a female in the Ir- rigon area. A deputy made contact and if the calls continued the female would be arrested for telephonic harassment. -A female in Irrigon reported a pickup driving around like a maniac and peeling out, and she didn’t think it was appropriate. March 21: -A person in Irrigon advised his son was throwing a fit and attacked him. No weapons. -A male advised his was stuck in the snow off the Western Route road. Morrow County dispatch referred the caller to a tow- ing company. March 22: -MCSO was advised by a Boardman resident that he went to pick up his son at a residence and he believed they were selling drugs. BPD arrested Marcelo Camacho Rea, 18, on Driving Under Influence of Intoxicants. Subject was cited and released to appear. -A female in Irrigon reported that her mom’s girlfriend was throwing her mom’s things out and causing a disturbance; they had been arguing since 3 a.m. She advised the girl- friend was not allowing her mom to get her things. She requested a deputy to respond. -MCSO received a re- port that a female in Hep- pner had been beat up by her boyfriend about 3 a.m. that morning. The caller requested a welfare check on the girlfriend. -A female in Heppner reported that a vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed; she also stated that a small child had been hit by a vehicle the day before. She requested extra patrol. -An Irrigon resident reported his neighbor was outside waving a gun around and saying there were people across the street. MCSO, Boardman PD and Oregon State Police responded. March 23: -Morrow County Sheriff’s Office re- ceived report from a woman in Boardman that he ex came into a parking lot in his Ford F350 crew cab, spun around and threw gravel all over her car. -MCSO received report of four calves on Baseline near Hwy. 207. -MCSO received report of two ATVs out in the Tur- key Shoots on Utah Ave. in Irrigon. -MCSO received report from a subject on Cedar Rd. in Irrigon that “Dad” was banging on the door and try- ing to take the caller away from the house. MCSO responded. -MCSO received report that a dog was dropped on the interstate near Space Age. The call was trans- ferred to Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office. -MCSO received report of a white sports car with a spoiler and black convert- ible top going 100-plus on I-84 E, Boardman. -MCSO received report that Marion county Sher- iff’s Office arrested An- thony Craig Jones, 33, on two Morrow County war- rants for Failure to Appear/ Failure to Appear II and PIONEER MEMORIAL PHYSICAL THERAPY Shelley McCabe, PT Krystal Seitz, OT Failure to Appear/Assault IV-Harassment. He was lodged at Marion County Jail with $35,000 bail. -MCSO received report from a man in Heppner that another man threatened to throw a rock at him and was mouthing off. The caller requested that MCSO talk to the man and contact him as well. -MCSO received report that Hermiston Police De- partment arrested Brenda Gizelle Galvan, 26, on a Morrow County Circuit Court warrant for Failure to Appear/Theft KK. She was cited with $25,000 bail and released because she had an infant child with her and was unable to locate a sitter. -MCSO received report of a vicious dog on Wyo- ming in Irrigon. The caller said the dog was back with a pack. -Heppner Fire Depart- ment received report of a propane tank at Heppner High School venting for some unknown reason. HFD and Morrow County Grain Growers responded and determined it was a broken line. -Irrigon Fire Depart- ment received report of two fires behind them on Cain Lane. The caller said the fires were controlled, but it was too windy and requested that the fire de- partment speak to them. IFD was unable to locate the fire. -Irrigon Ambulance received request for an am- bulance for a 62-year-old female who had fallen. Ir- rigon Ambulance respond- ed, but the patient refused transport. -Boardman Ambulance received report of a female gasping for air. She was transported. March 24: -Morrow County Sheriff ’s Office received report of a grey Chevy parked in a weird spot at the Boardman west- bound rest area on I-84. MCSO and Boardman Po- lice Department responded. -MCSO received report of someone on a three- wheeler driving in the tur- key shoots and the caller said they drove the vehicle on the Irrigon city streets. -MCSO received report of a male without a shirt hanging out of a yellow car on the side of the road on I-84, Boardman. The call was referred to another agency. -MCSO received report that a subject was driving a white Cadillac DeVille expired. The caller said that the vehicle was parked in front of his residence. MCSO arrested David Ramirez, 33, for Driving While suspended-misde- meanor. -MCSO received report of a male subject on Wagon Wheel Loop, Irrigon who was driving around 40 mph, swerving into the oncoming lane, pushing in the clutch and revving the motor. The caller said he was walking when the vehicle went by. - THREE DA’s Report Morrow County Dis- trict Attorney Justin Nelson has released the following report: - Catarino Birjilio Mar- tinez, 21, was found guilty of Possession of Meth- amphetamine, a Class C Felony. The defendant’s driver’s license was sus- pended and the defendant sentenced to 18 months su- pervised probation, subject to 90 sanction units with 30 jail units, probation condi- tions to include 60 hours of community service and 10 days jail time with credit for time served. Fines, fees and assessments totaled $500. - Catarino Birjilio Mar- tinez, 21, was found guilty of Failure to Appear I, a Class C Felony, and sen- tenced to 24 months super- vised probation, probation conditions to include 40 hours of community ser- vice. Fines, fees and assess- ments totaled $200. Justice Court Report Morrow County Justice of the Peace Ann Spicer has released the following Justice Court report: -Shawn Glenn Eaton, 53, of Littleton, CO was found guilty of No Aquatic Invasive Species Permit and fined $50. -Joshua Travis Peck, 41, was found guilty of Driving While Suspended or Revoked and Driving Under the Influence of In- toxicants (DUII). Of the sentence of 180 days jail time, 150 days were sus- pended and the defendant sentenced to 30 days jail time, to run concurrent with the following case. The de- fendant also had his driver’s license suspended for three years and was sentenced to 150 hours community ser- vice and three years bench probation, probation condi- tions to include attending a Victims Impact Panel. Fines, fees and assessments totaled $2,862. -Joshua Travis Peck, 41, was found guilty of an additional count Driving Under the Influence of In- toxicants. Of the sentence of 180 days jail time, 178 days were suspended and the defendant sentenced to two days jail time, to run concurrent with the previ- ous case. The defendant also was sentenced to three years bench probation, pro- bation conditions to include attending a Victims Impact Panel. Fines, fees and as- sessments totaled $1,862. -MCSO received report of an alarm going off at the Boardman tree farm. It was a false alarm. -MCSO received report from a subject on Esther -Continued on PAGE SEVEN Affordable Full Color Printing PLEASE JOIN US Our new full color printing system will deliver the quality you want at the price you can afford! July 21, 2016 It is quality color printing from your digital files. Graphic & Design available too! at our new location 150 Rock St. Heppner OR 97836 Between 1-4pm *REFRESHMENTS *COOKIES *DOOR PRIZES T his is NOT a cOlOr cOpy machiNe . 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