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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 27, 2017 Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information: -MCSO received a re- sion cord plugged into her attendance citation to be port on E Hwy 730, Irrigon power. RP knocked on the served. that RP is doing a repos- neighbor’s door, but no one -MCSO received a re- session of a 1997 Dodge answered. port that Nicholas Schiller Caravan maroon and owner -MCSO received a re- turned himself in at Uma- is not aware. port on SE Utah Ave, Irri- tilla County Courts on a -MCSO received a re- gon that a gray Pontiac sped Umatilla County warrant, port at MCGG Boardman past his residence and went IJC warrant and MCCC on Rail Loop Dr, Boardman towards Tenth. The vehicle warrant. Lodged at UCJ. that along the bank of the has blacked out windows. -MCSO received a re- river there is a vehicle that RP has it on video if deputy port on Short Rd, Irrigon has been there since last needs to see it. Unable to that she delivered a package night. Vehicle is older black locate. to a residence and there is Honda, possibly an Accord. -MCSO received a re- a dog there with an abscess Unable to locate. port at Main St RV park, that appears to be infected. -MCSO received a re- Heppner that there is toilet Dog is a black lab. port at Oregon Trail RV paper with blood on it on -MCSO received a re- park on NE Washington the sidewalk. There is also port at Upper Rhea Creek Ave, Irrigon that this morn- a small puddle of blood Rd/Wilson Creek Ln, Hep- ing someone rear ended her and some splatter. Deputy pner that locks are being vehicle. Advised it is more responded and it appears cut on gates near the Upper than $1500 damage. The someone may have had a Rhea Creek boundary with person at the office states bloody nose. USFS. that there is video of it and -MCSO received a -MCSO received a re- knows which space the report on SE Utah Ave, port at Short Rd/Columbia person is in. Irrigon that people are de- Ln, Irrigon that there is a -MCSO received a re- manding she goes to court fire in the area. Responded port at Northwestern RV calling her and her hus- and located a controlled Park, Heppner. Trailer is on bands phone. She advises burn. fire, fully engulfed, about to they are asking for money -MCSO received a re- set the trailer on fire next and advises she believes it port on Tower Rd, Board- door. Responded, tent on a is a scam. man that a dump truck that fire. -MCSO received an said Wyatt on the back was December 5: Morrow anonymous report of people going around the S curves County Sheriff ’s Office living in trailers on Depot and spilled a lot of liquid on received a report at Irrigon Ln, Irrigon. the road. RP is concerned -MCSO received a re- because of the freezing Shell Station on E Hwy 730, Irrigon that his friend port at Sub Zero restaurant temperatures. called and said she needed on E Hwy 730, Irrigon -MCSO received a re- a deputy at the Shell imme- that there is an intoxicated port that OSP arrested Ro- diately. Deputies responded driver at the restaurant. sales Sanchez, Gustavo D. and male left on foot with Driving white Ford PU, Lodged at UCJ. his belongings and female when he leaves he will head -MCSO received a re- up Division to Depot and port at Heppner Heritage drove away. -MCSO received a re- then to Crooked Rd. Park, Linden Way, Heppner port at RV park on Main helping to catch a dog. December 6: Morrow St, Heppner that vandalism -MCSO received a re- occurred sometime over the County Sheriff’s Office re- port on SE Utah Ave, Ir- weekend – spray painted, ceived a report on Hwy 730, rigon that a beat up brown tagged, one of the dryers is Irrigon of a three vehicle Honda with a white driv- broke and almost torn off motor vehicle accident. er’s door has been driving -MCSO received a re- around the neighborhood the wall. -MCSO received a re- port on E Hwy 730, Irrigon all night and RP finds it quest from UCSO to assist of a two vehicle non injury suspicious. with locating a stolen ve- accident. Vehicles off the -MCSO received a re- road. Referred to other port on I 84 E, Boardman hicle. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- agency. that a dark blue Dodge -MCSO received a re- Caravan is swerving be- port at Baltimore Apart- ments on NW Baltimore St, port at NW Water St/NW tween lanes. Heppner that the paint room Minor St, Heppner that Wa- -MCSO received a re- in the basement was broken ter St is slick and vehicles port at Miller Rd/Wilson into sometime between Fri- are having trouble getting Ln, Boardman that a pickup up the hill. Referred to other is blocking the intersection day and Monday. -MCSO received a re- agency. with no lights on. Nicholas -MCSO received a re- Landeros Garza was ar- port at Irrigon Fire Hall on NE Main Ave, Irrigon that port at Paterson Ferry Rd/ rested, lodged at UCJ. there was vandalism behind Columbia Ln, Irrigon that December 7: Morrow the fire station. Unknown there is a boat on a trailer at the location with no one County Sheriff’s Office re- when it would have hap- around, concerned that the ceived a report on W Sperry pened. nice boat is there. Owner St, Heppner that the neigh- -MCSO received a re- located, he is hunting in bor’s dog is barking and is port on I 84 W, Boardman the area. an ongoing issue. Barks at that a vehicle passed him at -MCSO received a re- all hours. 100 mph and RP has radar. -MCSO received a re- Referred to other agency. port at Irrigon Learning Center on Columbia Ln, port at Toms Camp Rd/ -MCSO received a re- Irrigon of a compulsory Kunze Ln, Boardman that port on Wagon Wheel Loop, Irrigon that her neighbor behind her has an exten- Two Old Hags Pizza is celebrating one year anniversary on January 9th 2018! -Continued from PAGE THREE a mobile home appears to be on fire. -MCSO received a re- port on Hwy 730, Board- man that she was going over a slick overpass and a truck tried to pass her, but a school bus was coming out of the fog and the truck had to pull back in. Wanted the incident logged in case the driver hurts someone in the future. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, Boardman that a small SUV hit the guardrail on the overpass, not blocking. Two patients transported. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, Boardman that she has a flat tire and has been unable to get help. Referred to OSP. -MCSO received a re- port at Cornerstone Gal- lery and Gift on N Main ST, Heppner that there is a backpack lying on the ground. Laptop and wal- let inside the backpack. Advised the backpack will be inside the gallery at Cor- nerstone. -MCSO received a re- port on SE Utah Ave, Ir- rigon that a maroon Nissan 4-door pickup spun his tires and flew towards Division. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 E, Boardman that she was traveling on the freeway and her back passenger window was shot out. Deputy responded and the damage appears consis- tent with a rock. -MCSO received a re- port on SE Utah Ave, Ir- rigon that gold Suburban with ski racks came down the road and peeled out in front of his residence. RP went out into the road, held up his hands, tried to get the plate and the vehicle drove off. Deputy responded and warned female driver of driving habits. -MCSO received a re- port at Irrigon Learning Center on Columbia Ln, Irrigon of a compulsory attendance citation for a ju- venile. Under investigation. -MCSO received a re- port on Depot Ln, Irrigon of visible flames south of Hwy 730, east of Paterson Ferry. Fire was controlled burning of brush piles. -MCSO received a re- port on NE Third St, Irri- gon that a black small car, similar to an Acura, travels south on Third from Wash- ington every day around 720 am. Advised the ve- hicle speeds and wants the driver contacted and slowed down. -MCSO received a re- port on E Hwy 730, Irrigon that there is a big piece of lumber in the road. -MCSO received a re- port at Hwy 730/W Eighth Rd, Irrigon that a black cow is running down W Eighth, going across Hwy 730 in the turn lane. Vehicle hit cow while on the phone. - FIVE Mustangs defeat Echo 58-37 Tyler Carter, #33, keeps the ball away from the opponent in last week’s game. -Photo by Staci Osmin The Heppner Mustang boys’ basketball team split their games this past week. The Mustangs lost to Uma- tilla 67-43 and then came back to defeat Echo 58-37. In the game against the Umatilla Vikings, Tyler Carter led the team in scor- ing with 14. He also had three rebounds and two steals in the game. Justin McAninch was next with 10 points, four rebounds and a blocked shot. Wyatt Stea- gall scored seven points, had 12 big rebounds and two blocked shots for the Mustangs. Beau Wolters contributed four points, one rebound and one assist. Lo- gan Burright scored three points, had three rebounds and an assist. Alex Lindsay and Hunter Nichols scored two points each in the game. Alex also had three rebounds while Hunter had two rebounds and two as- sist. Gibson McCurry had one point, three rebounds and an assist. Trent Smith did not score but he had two rebounds and one assist in the game. The Mustangs then traveled to Echo to take on the Cougars. Steagall led the team with 14 points and nine rebounds on the night. Nichols followed with 10 points and eight rebounds. McAninch was next with nine points, several re- bounds and three blocked shots. McCurry scored eight points, Smith seven and Wolters had five points. Burright was next with three while Lindsay and Carter scored two points each in the game. Up next for the Mus- tangs is a tournament in Irrigon. The team will take on Liberty Christian High School from the Tri-Cities on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. On Friday they will play another school from Wash- ington when they take on the team from Waitsburg at 1:30. Heppner FFA adopts families for Christmas T h e H e p p n e r F FA chapter adopted three local families for Christmas. The adoptions are anonymous – the families don’t know where it comes from and the FFA kids only know sizes, genders, wants and needs for the family being adopted. A group of the FFA members went to Herm- iston on Dec. 21 to shop for food and gifts. This is the eleventh year the FFA chapter has done an activity like this. Beth Dickenson said, “It’s an awesome feeling to be able to use money that the chapter has worked hard for to help others – not just themselves.” The kids earn the mon- ey, choose what to buy and wrap the gifts, while the adults delivered the food and gifts to the recipients. It’s one way chapter mem- bers can live the FFA motto “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Liv- ing to Serve.” THE UPCOMING WINTER STORM SEASON IS NEAR Our success has been based Morrow County Road Dept. on our valued Community. We would like to say thank you would like to remind all motorists by offering a free small pizza of there will be NO winter your choice when you order a maintenance on Coalmine hill large medium or small. For the rest of the County winter maintenance practices Thank you for your include applying deicing agent, plowing and sanding. continued support. The combination of practices used at each site may vary to accommodate the We look forward to another year of memories ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M. different climate, traffic, and storm conditions encountered. Morrow County's goal is to provide a safe roadway. However, it is always up to the motorist to drive according to conditions. PLEASE USE EXTREME CAUTION AND COMMON SENSE. THEY WILL DO THEIR BEST AND WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR PATIENCE. BE PREPARED AND BE SAFE Questions or concerns may be addressed 541-989-9500.
