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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 11, 2023 Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has received the following information: -January 5: a semi- truck in a fire lane at Love’s Travel Stop in Boarman refused to move. The semi was gone at the arrival of the Morrow County Sher- iff’s Office personnel. -A MCSO deputy com- pleted an area check of Lexington. -A woman reported be- ing stuck on the side of the roadway in a red Ford 150. She reported having a full tank of gas and 100 percent phone battery, but the road conditions were too icy to make it to Heppner or back to her residence in safety. MCSO made contact with the road department, which assisted sanding the road so the vehicle could be moved. -MCSO reported re- ceiving notice that Stanfield Police Department arrested Victor Flores Martinez on an Oregon State Parole Board warrant for a parole violation. He was lodged at Umatilla County Jaile with no bail. -MCSO Deputy report- ed being out with a disabled vehicle at the off ramp of I-84/Hwy. 730-Boardman. The individual ran out of gas, but was off the road- way. -MCSO received report of an alarm at the Lamb Weston East Plant, but no emergency response was needed. -MCSO received report of a possible drunk driver heading toward Irrigon. MCSO responded, but was unable to locate the vehicle. -MCSO reported of- ficer initiated activity at Lakeview Court/Frank Gil- liam Drive, Willow Creek Road, N.W. Morgan St. and W. Sperry St. in Heppner, -MCSO received report of a gray pickup and gray passenger car racing at I-84, Arlington. -MCSO received re- quest from a subject on Elder St. in Heppner to have a subject trespassed from her residence. The caller said that the subject came knocking at her door around 4 a.m. -MCSO received re- quest for extra patrol be- cause of the traffic between Toms Camp Rd. and Paul Smith on Kunze Lane. -MCSO received re- port that Umatilla County Sheriff’s office arrested John Quincy McClammy, 24, on a Morrow County Circuit Court warrant for Unauthorized Use of a Mo- ror Vehicle. He was lodged with Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. -MCSO received report of a blue Nissan Maxima unable to maintain lane and tailgating with no lights on I-84-Echo. MCSO was unable to locate the vehicle. -MCSO received report of a subject driving a green four-wheeler who shuts his lights off while on Kunze Rd, which makes it hard for drivers to see him. -MCSO received report of a nine-year-old male at- tending Irrigon Elementary missing. A deputy located the child and returned him to his home. -MCSO received report of a structure fire on north- east Chase St. in Heppner with smoke coming out of the house. -MCSO received a stalking complaint from a subject on Dee Cox Rd. in Heppner who said some- one was stalking his sister, showing up in the middle of the night trying to get to her. -MCSO receive re- port of loud music on S.E. Fourth St. in Irrigon. -Boardman Police De- partment, MCSO reported officer-initiated activity concerning civil service. -Boardman Ambulance received report of a sub- ject throwing up phlegm on Tumbleweed Blvd. in Irrigon. The ambulance responded, but the subject refused transport. - B o ar d m an A mb u- lance received report of a 70-year-old female feeling very dizzy. A Home Health nurse was on the scene and the patient was transported. -Boardman Ambulance received report of a 75-year- old female with COPD with low oxygen. Boardman Fire Department and Boardman Ambulance responded and the patient was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. -Boardman Fire De- partment received report and responded to a black smoke plume south of mile marker 150. It was a con- trolled burn. Boardman Police De- partment received report from a subject who said she was driving on Main near the Boardman car wash and nearly hit a blue or black Honda that did not have brake or tail lights. -Boardman Police De- partment received report from a subject who said someone had hit her vehicle with a rock or other item multiple times, leaving nu- merous dents on it. -Boardman Police De- partment Officer reported being out with an aban- doned trailer at Rodeway Inn. -Boardman Police De- partment received report of male walking in the road at Main St. and Wilson Road in Boardman. BPD reported it was just a man walking home. -Boardman Police De- partment reported a subject kept calling, but wouldn’t text back. BPD checked the location but no one was around. -Boardman Police re- ceived a request from a subject for a welfare check on his brother. The caller said he was unable to make contact with him for the past three days and was concerned about his wel- fare. BPD made contact and the brother was okay. -Heppner Ambulance responded to a report of a 61-year-old female having trouble breathing, shaking and vomiting. The subject was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Hep- pner. -MCSO, Heppner Ambulance, Heppner Fire Department, Ione Fire De- partment and Lexington Fire Department received report of a structure fire on N.E. Chase St. in Heppner, with smoke coming from the house. -Irrigon Ambulance and Boardman Fire Depart- ment responded to a report of an older female having trouble breathing. She was transported to Good Shep- herd Hospital in Hermiston. -Irrigon Ambulance re- ceived report of a 64-year- old male with severe kidney pain and dizziness when standing. 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