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and Hermiston to meet
Americans with Disabilities
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Disabled Vehicle
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Creek Rd, Heppner, OR.
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driving uninsured, driv-
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failure to register vehicle.
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Report of an older white
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Driving Complaint
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try Garden 23 on Country
Garden Rd, Irrigon, OR.
Report of a driver speeding
and possibly intoxicated.
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imately 15 minutes ago.
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Dog Complaint
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lumbia Ln/W Eighth
Rd, Irrigon, OR.
Report of a black and tan
older dog with a large tumor
running loose in the area.
Driving Complaint
Occurred on SE
Utah Ave, Irrigon, OR.
Report of a FedEx truck
speeding past a residence.
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First St, Irrigon, OR.
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running loose in the area.
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West St, Lexington, OR.
Report of a disturbance;
individual arrested for
harassment and lodged
at UCJ with no bail.
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Driving Complaint
Occurred at Willow
Creek Country Club on
Highway 74, Heppner, OR.
Report of a white Ford pick-
up swerving on the road.
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Driving Complaint
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Fourth St, Irrigon, OR.
RP advised her neigh-
bor across the street, sit-
ting in his Dodge Cara-
van, appears intoxicated.
Disposition: UNABLE TO
LOCATE.
Driving Complaint
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Utah Ave, Irrigon, OR.
RP advised a Chev-
rolet Impala followed
him to Dollar General.
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Route Rd, Heppner, OR.
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Utah Ave, Irrigon, OR.
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one in a red shirt and
shorts, and one dressed
in tan, went up into a car-
port and then walked to-
wards Division on Utah.
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