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SUNDAY, JULY 26
• A caller reported a red Chevrolet
Camaro drove through her lawn on
Southwest 12th Place.
• A caller reported about five males
were fighting in the parking lot of River-
front Park on Southwest 23rd Street.
• Someone reportedly broke out all the
windows of a vehicle on South First Street.
• On Northeast Willow Court, a
caller reported receiving threatening text
messages from an unknown person.
• A caller reported three males in a
white Dodge Ram were circling around
a parking lot on North First Street and
looking in vehicles.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2015
RECORDS
• A male reportedly assaulted a
female on West Ridgeway Avenue.
• A caller reported returning home
to his residence on Northeast Moe Lane
to find his dog dead in his wheelbarrow,
appearing to have been shot.
See page 18
for arrests
SATURDAY, JULY 25
• On West Juniper Avenue, a caller
reported a male threatened to slash her
vehicle tires.
• Six males were reportedly fighting
on West Highland Avenue.
• A caller reported finding drug para-
phernalia on Highway 730 in Umatilla.
juveniles who were trying to steal ciga-
rettes from her front porch on Northwest
Stockton Street.
• A caller reported she was stuck
in the bathroom at Riverfront Park on
Southwest 23rd Street.
• A brown and white boxer
reportedly attacked another dog on East
Sunset Drive.
• Someone reportedly siphoned the fuel
from a vehicle on East Oregon Avenue.
• A caller reported hearing two males
talking about killing somebody on West
Standard Avenue.
• An off-duty deputy reported hear-
FRIDAY, JULY 24
• A caller reported a male hit a
sprinkler in her yard on West Ridgeway
Avenue with a pickup.
• A caller reported she scared away
ing screaming and yelling and a possible
gunshot on East Main Street.
• A caller reported her landlord was
harassing her on Diagonal Road.
• Two people were reportedly
fighting on Seventh Street in Umatilla.
• Two males and a female were report-
edly fighting on Sixth Street in Umatilla.
• A caller reported a fortune teller
came to her residence on West Coe Avenue
in Stanfield and told her something bad
had happened to her.
THURSDAY, JULY 23
• An older male was reportedly waving
a knife around in the walking path on
Northeast 10th Street.
• A caller reported a neighbor’s pit bull
attacked and wounded her small dog on
South Highway 395.
• A caller reported her grandson keeps
taking items from her residence on East
Gladys Avenue.
• A caller reported drug paraphernalia
was found in a shed where it appeared
someone had been sleeping on Southeast
Sixth Street.
• A caller reported someone shot his
dog on Northeast Third Street.
• A caller reported hearing a gunshot
or explosion on Southwest Riverhill Drive.
• Someone reportedly stole items
from two farm vehicles on Umatilla Army
Depot Road.
• A caller reported seeing drugs in a
vehicle on Willamette Avenue in Umatilla.
• A caller reported an unknown male
was sitting on the couch in the living room
of their residence on Larch Court in Umatilla.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22
• Someone reportedly keyed a vehicle
on West Jennie Avenue.
• About $50 was reportedly stolen
from the register at a business on East
Main Street while the receptionist was at
the bank.
• On South First Street, a caller reported
his ex-wife was threatening to hurt their
children.
• A caller reported his ex-girlfriend
left a threatening note on his door on East
Sunset Drive.
• On Seventh Street in Umatilla, a caller
reported her ex had been harassing and
stalking her for three years.
TUESDAY, JULY 21
• On Robnett Street, a caller reported
her ex-husband came at her with a metal
pipe but fell, and she was able to get away.
• A caller reported someone
unscrewed the doorknob to her residence
on East Columbia Lane.
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