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Seaside Fire gets lifesaving gift
By R.J. MARX
Seaside Signal
An armless dummy
strapped onto a rolling table
by Seaside volunteer fi re-
fi ghters Rick Plummer and
Katie Bulletset held the
stage of the Monday, Sept.
9, City Council meeting.
Div. Chief Dave Rankin
introduced the department’s
newest tool, the Lucas
Mechanical CPR Device.
“We want to show you what
this device is capable of.”
Promptly, Plummer, a
paramedic fi refi ghter volun-
teer, and Bulletset went to
work, strapping the motion-
less dummy in, unpack-
ing the device, booting up
and applying suction cups
over the center of the chest.
After setting the correct
depth, the machine deliv-
ered a steady rhythm of
compression movements,
designed to provide criti-
cal life-saving support and
relieve responders of phys-
ically demanding labor
during prolonged resuscita-
tion attempts.
“Besides the fact of tak-
ing out the human error and
the fatigue of doing chest
RESPONDER REPORTS
PUBLIC SAFETY LOGS
Sept 7
7:05 a.m., N. Roosevelt: A pair of
male subjects reported loung-
ing by the public restrooms are
advised to move along.
11:17 a.m., Police headquar-
ters: A person came in to regis-
ter as a sex off ender.
12:31 p.m., 200 block Avenue
N: A woman reported scream-
ing is unable to be located.
Sept. 8
3:32 p.m., N. Roosevelt: Proper-
ty crimes are reported.
Police investigate Sunset Beach death
R.J. Marx
Rick Plummer and Katie Bulletset demonstrate the Lucas Mechanical CPR device.
compressions, if you’ve
had to do them — it’s very
exhausting,” Rankin said.
“It frees us up to focus on
the rest of the patient, estab-
lish an airway, medica-
tion, IV, and transport them
faster to the hospital.”
A $15,000 grant from
Providence Seaside Hos-
pital enabled the purchase.
The device is designed for
use in the fi eld, during trans-
port, and in the hospital.
The LUCAS device has
been used once since its
delivery two weeks ago,
Rankin said,
“This is such a great
asset for our community,”
Mayor Jay Barber said. “We
hope you don’t need to use
it very often, but when you
do, it’s there.
Road, Airport: A drone was
reported in the vicinity of the
airport. Police were unable to
locate operator.
he is having a rough night and
would be seeking the company
of a friend.
Motor vehicle accident with se-
rious injuries.
11:29 a.m., Avenue D and Hol-
laday: Police assist citizen with
an injured bird.
5:18 p.m., 1200 block Avenue
A: A child reported missing is
reunited with its parents.
Sept. 11
3:01 a.m., Lewis and Clark: An
injured deer in the roadway is
reported.
10:09 a.m., Fairway Court:
Criminal mischief in the second
degree is reported.
10:48 p.m., 4300 block High-
way 101: Police assist another
agency with a physical distur-
bance.
12:43 p.m., Holladay and Sec-
ond: A person reported lying
on the sidewalk was alert and
conscious and refused off ers
medical attention.
Sept. 9
11:37 p.m., Car Wash Avenue Q:
A subject is arrested on a war-
rant.
5:41 a.m., Avenue S: A man who
accidentally locked himself in
his storage area was assisted
and safely released by police.
Sept. 10
8:09 a.m., Lewis and Clark
Non-injury bus crash in Manzanita;
driver could face multiple charges
Oregon State Police and emergency personnel
responded to a non-injury bus crash Monday morning
on U.S. Highway 101 in Manzanita. The bus was occu-
pied by 46 Army National Guard members from the HHC
1-186 IN from Medford.
The preliminary investigation revealed the bus had
departed from Camp Rilea and was en route to Port-
land. The driver, Kenneth Alexander, 44, from Vancou-
ver, Washington, missed the turn onto U.S. Highway 26
outside of Seaside.
The driver assured the passengers he knew the route
to Portland and continued southbound on U.S. High-
way 101. The passengers grew concerned over the driver
using his cell phone and showing signs of impairment
before the bus crashed into the sidewalk.
The Tillamook County District Attorney’s offi ce will
review the case for charges of driving under the infl uence
and 46 counts of reckless endangering against the driver.
8:20 a.m., Avenue A: Used
needles are reported. Police
collected and disposed of the
needles.
Police log
NEWS IN BRIEF
6:10 a.m., 400 block S. Roos-
evelt: Police are alerted to a
male subject appearing to be
in a devastated state; subject is
given options and resources in
the area.
10:44 p.m., 300 block N. Prom:
A subject reported intoxicated
informs police he is “practicing
his religion.” Police advise him to
go out further on the beach as
to not disturb others, and warn
him for an open container.
Sept. 7
12:57 p.m., 800 block 13th Ave.:
Emergency medical response.
4:28 p.m., N. Prom: Fire investi-
gation.
6:30 p.m., 2600 block Highway
101: Emergency medical re-
sponse.
9:18 p.m.: Fire investigation.
Sept. 8
4:10 a.m., 400 block Avenue A:
Emergency medical response.
Sept. 12
2:19 a.m., N. Prom: A male
subjected reported as being
emotionally upset told police
Sept. 9
6:30 a.m., MP 5, Highway 26:
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sponse. Assist other agency.
2:52 p.m., 2600 block Highway
101: Emergency medical re-
sponse; assist other agency.
9:13 p.m., 84000 block Front-
age Road: Emergency medical
response.
Sept. 10
Fire log
Authorities are investigating a death at Sunset Beach
on Sunday morning, Sept. 8.
The deceased person has been identifi ed as 28-year-
old Alana Ree Jordan.
Her body was found on the beach just north of the
Sunset Beach access road.
The case has been referred to the Clatsop County Dis-
trict Attorney’s Offi ce. No further information was imme-
diately available.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Ore-
gon State Police at 1-800-442-0776 and refer to case
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Leanne Wheeler Boles, age 68, of Seaside, Oregon, spending time with her friends and family.
passed away at Providence Seaside Hospital on
Surviving, besides her husband, are four chil-
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019. She was the wife of
dren: Brent (Rebecca) Boles, Rachel (Rich-
Gary S. Boles, with whom she would have cele-
ard) Chiamulon, Andrew (Brittney) Boles and
brated 48 years of marriage on Sept. 18.
Ryan Boles; six grandchildren; her brothers,
She was born Dec. 20, 1950, in Aurora, Illi-
Henry Dean Wheeler, Jeffery Paul Wheeler and
nois, and was the daughter of the late Robert
Gregory Len Wheeler; and her sister, Kathy Jo
“Paul” and Virginia Josephine Wheeler.
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She was preceded in death by her sister, Rox-
in 1968, and from the Good Samaritan Hospital
anne Jill Lighty.
Medical Center School of Nursing in 1972. She
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was an active member of the North Coast Fam-
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Road in Seaside, on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 11 a.m.
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