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PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
March 26
12:03 a.m., 500 block Broad-
way: A disturbance is reported.
8:59 a.m., Avenue A and the
beach: Transients reported
stealing city property return
the property.
March 27
8:29 a.m., 400 block N. Prom:
Hotel management reports a
dog in the lobby; they call back
prior to police arrival to say
someone has come for the dog.
11:36 a.m., Police headquar-
ters: A found wallet is turned in
to police for safekeeping.
7:11 p.m., 900 block Beach
Drive: A surrey rider reported
throwing an empty beer can
into bushes is unable to be lo-
cated by police who were busy
on a priority call.
March 28
12:59 a.m., 800 block S. Roos-
evelt: A person is arrested and
charged with driving while un-
der the infl uence of intoxicants.
8:05 a.m., Ocean shore and
the Shilo Inn: Tents reported on
beach.
2:29 p.m., American Legion: A
person is arrested on a warrant.
March 29
7:12 p.m., Ocean Way
restrooms: Police received a
report of a person with dimin-
ished capacity separated from
a friend. The subject was later
located in a restaurant, found
to be ok, and soon to be picked
up by the friend.
7:55 p.m., 600 block S. Franklin:
Police are contacted by a caller
who said their landlord threat-
ened to change their locks.
The caller is advised of the civil
eviction process.
11:22 p.m., Broadway and
Wahanna: A person reported
hollering in the street is taken
home to their apartment.
March 30
11:59 p.m., 2400 block S. Roos-
evelt: A disturbance is reported.
March 31
3:36 a.m., Broadway Park: A
subject in the park after hours
reluctantly agrees to move
along.
7:34 a.m., U.S. Highway 101:
Caller requests a welfare
check on a person wearing no
shoes who appeared cold. The
subject declined to talk to the
offi cer and did not appear to be
in distress.
12:29 p.m., Beach and Turn-
around: A subject is told they
can’t drive on the beach.
3:27 p.m., Section Line: A per-
son is arrested on a warrant.
11:48 p.m., 400 block Avenue
U: A disturbance is reported.
April 1
10:50 a.m., 1600 block N. Roo-
sevelt: A man reported scaring
his wife decides to move along.
11:02 a.m., 12th and Prom: A
man driving a golf cart on the
roadway is advised it is illegal
to do so.
3:13 p.m., 1000 block Avenue
F: A man is arrested on three
warrants.
SEASIDE FIRE & RESCUE
PUBLIC SAFETY
LOG
March 26
11:51 a.m., 1300 block Avenue
A: Fire investigation.
6:44 p.m., Avenue I and the
Prom: Emergency medical
response.
11:10 p.m., Beach in front of
The Tides: Police make contact
with subjects having a bonfi re
in the dune grass. They are
advised to extinguish the fi re.
11:31 p.m., The Cove: Caller
reports subjects setting off Chi-
nese lanterns. Police are unable
to locate.
4:19 p.m., Quatat Park: Another
agency is assisted.
March 27
7:13 p.m., 16th Street and
Beach: Fire investigation.
9:00 p.m., 17th and Beach: Fire
investigation.
March 30
7:01 a.m., 300 block 18th
Avenue: Emergency medical
response.
9:55 p.m., 2100 S. Roosevelt:
Emergency medical response.
March 31
3:48 a.m., Prom and Ocean
Way: Emergency medical
response.
6:37 p.m., Tillamook Head: Fire
investigation.
April 1
8:45 a.m., Junction: Emergency
medical response.
OREGON STATE
POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
Intoxicated speeder
Troopers clocked a 43-year-
old Fairview driver traveling
eastbound on U.S. Highway 26
near milepost 13 going 91 mph
March 26 at 3:42 p.m. Anna
Sigrid Silver was pulled over
and discovered intoxicated.
She was arrested for driving
while under the infl uence
of intoxicants. She and her
11-year-old passenger were
transported to Providence
Seaside Hospital and released
to a sober adult. Silva’s blood
alcohol content was .26%. Her
car was towed from the scene
by Gary’s Towing.
Weapon fi red from
moving car
Crashed
State police responded April
3 at 11:37 a.m., to a report
of a single-car crash on U.S.
Highway 101 at milepost 16.
A 55-year-old man behind
the wheel was uninjured. The
Gearhart fi re department and
ODOT were on scene. His Ford
Escalade was towed from the
scene by Classic Towing.
Cited and released
An 18-year-old Seaside woman
was arrested and charged
with driving while under the
infl uence of intoxicants April 3
at 7:09 p.m., on the 4400 block
of U.S. Highway 101 after being
stopped near milepost 18 for
multiple driving violations.
After being asked to perform
multiple fi eld sobriety tests
which she did poorly on, the
driver was transported to the
Clatsop County jail where
she willingly provided a urine
sample and submitted to the
chemical test which showed a
blood alcohol content of 0.0.
She was cited and released. A
Clatsop County deputy per-
formed a drug recognition test.
Gary’s Towing removed her car
from the scene.
GEARHART
FIRE DEPT.
FIRE LOG
March 1
3:06 p.m., emergency medical
service, Pacifi c and Marion
avenues.
4:05 p.m., Building fi re, Gower,
Cannon Beach.
March 2
Cazee was sentenced
to more than 35
years in prison
By NICOLE BALES
The Astorian
The Oregon Court of
Appeals has overturned the
convictions of a Surf Pines
man who was found guilty
of several charges tied to
“peeping Tom” incidents in
his neighborhood.
Kirk Richard Cazee, 59,
was sentenced to more than
35 years in prison in 2018
after a Circuit Court jury
found him guilty of peer-
ing through bedroom win-
dows and recording vid-
eos of residents during
private moments. He was
convicted on six counts of
using a child in a display
of sexual conduct, eight
counts of invasion of per-
sonal privacy, fi ve counts
of stalking and four counts
of criminal trespass.
The appeals court found
that there was not proba-
ble cause to obtain a search
warrant for Cazee’s cell-
phone because no one ever
saw him holding a cell-
phone or using one during
his crimes.
Over 7,200 photographs
and 70 videos, includ- decides that the evidence
ing some of teenage girls isn’t there, at least you
engaging in sexual activity, got your shot, your day in
were found on Cazee’s cell- court, your chance to argue
phone. More warrants were it,” he said. “But when you
obtained after the evidence lose it on appeal like that
from the cellphone was dis- and they just gut the entire
covered, which led to more case ...
“I feel particularly for
incriminating evidence.
The Court of Appeals the victims and the cops
ruled that Judge Dawn because they worked their
McIntosh should have tails off and we’ve got
granted Cazee’s attempts nothing to show for it. We
to suppress that evidence. got three years in prison to
The appeals court also show for it, but we don’t
have any criminal
found that the judge
convictions to show
should have granted
for it.
a motion for judg-
“I still think it
ment of acquittal
was a good search.
on the six counts
I still think it was
of using a child in a
a good prosecu-
display of sexually
tion, and I’m just
explicit conduct.
District Attorney Kirk Richard astounded by the
outcome.”
Cazee
Ron Brown said
Cazee’s attorney,
that without the evi-
dence from Cazee’s cell- Andy Simrin, chose not to
phone, the prosecution is comment.
There is still a pending
unable to corroborate the
victims’ statements to fi nd federal case against Cazee
him guilty of the crimes. that was fi led following his
He plans to move to dis- trial in 2018.
He was indicted in U.S.
miss the case.
Brown expressed frus- District Court in Portland
tration with the appeals on six counts of produc-
court’s opinion, and also tion of child pornography,
the state Department of two counts of transpor-
Justice for not appealing tation of child pornogra-
the decision to the Oregon phy, one count of receipt of
child pornography and one
Supreme Court.
“It’s one thing to take count of possession of child
a case to trial and the jury pornography.
7:23 a.m., emergency medical
service, 10th Street.
OBITUARY
10:09 a.m., emergency medical
service, F Street.
Frances Lou Jimenez
10:21 a.m., emergency medical
service, Ridge.
Bend
May 16, 1931 — March 24, 2021
March 4
11:20 p.m., Motor vehicle acci-
dent with injuries, U.S. Highway
101.
March 5
5:57 p.m., Cover assignment,
U.S. Highway 101 and U.S. 26,
Seaside.
March 6
A Tigard woman told police
March 26 at 6:09 p.m., some-
one fi red a weapon from a
car traveling on U.S. Highway
26 near milepost 4. Troopers
looked for the described
vehicle without success. The
reporting party said the car
continued eastbound.
9:24 a.m., unintentional trans-
mission of alarm, Necanicum.
A Portland woman reported to
police her car was broken into
and backpacks stolen while
she was parked March 27 at
5:48 p.m. in the parking area at
Arcadia Sate Park.
5:04 p.m., emergency medical
service, Ocean.
On the same date at 8:48 p.m.,
a caller reported their car bro-
ken into while parked at Hug
Point State Park. The caller was
on the beach and there were
no witnesses. A wallet and
purse were reported stolen.
9:36 a.m., emergency medical
service, Wahanna, Seaside.
Rollover
4:21 p.m., emergency medical
service, U.S. Highway 101.
A 37-year-old Portland man
was involved in a rollover crash
March 28 at 11:29 p.m., on U.S.
Highway 26 near Jubilee Lane.
His Chevy Malibu traveling
eastbound drove off the high-
way and into a ditch where
it came to rest on its top. The
driver reported pain to his neck
but was otherwise uninjured.
Classic Towing removed his
car and the driver was given a
courtesy ride to Seaside where
he waited for someone to pick
him up and bring him home to
Portland.
4:48 p.m., CO detector, activa-
tion due to malfunction. Ocean
Avenue.
Items stolen
‘Peeping Tom’ conviction is
overturned by appeals court
1:01 p.m., motor vehicle acci-
dent with injuries, U.S. Highway
101 and Cullaby Lake Lane,
Warrenton.
4:43 p.m. extrication of victims
from vehicle, U.S. Highway
101 and Cullaby Lake Lane,
Warrenton.
6:10 p.m., emergency medical
service, Chinook.
March 7
March 8
Frances “Fran” Lou
Jimenez (Rumbaugh), 89,
passed away peacefully on
March 24, 2021, after a cou-
rageous and determined four-
year recovery from a stroke
in Bend.
Fran was born in Ada,
Ohio, on May 16, 1931, and
raised in Washington, D.C.
She was married 67 years to
her high school sweetheart,
Frank. She graduated from
Catholic University with a
bachelor’s degree in nursing
in 1954.
She then married Frank,
who was beginning his
career in the U.S. Air Force.
Fran continued her nursing
career for 40 years, living in
numerous states while being
an active Air Force offi cer’s
wife for 26 years.
Together for most of their
lives, Fran and Frank experi-
enced, lived, loved and trav-
eled the world.
Fran was an avid quil-
ter, creating many beauti-
ful quilts over the years. She
enjoyed and was dedicated to
her aerobics classes, church
and volunteer work.
Fran appreciated good
wine, music and the company
of wonderful friends. For 30
years, Fran was an active vol-
unteer and served as board
member for the Tigard and
Seaside food banks of the
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
in Oregon.
She will be missed for
her welcoming, spirited, fun
and pleasing personality
to her friends, patients and
associates.
Fran is survived by her
loving and dedicated hus-
band, Frank; daughters, Alisa
and Elaina (Pat Martin); and
her two grandchildren, Shan-
non and Patrick.
Private family services
were held at St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic Church in
Bend. A celebration of Fran’s
life will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions
may be made to the St. Vin-
cent de Paul Food Pantry in
Gearhart, 3575 Highway 101
N., Gearhart, OR., 97138.
Arrangements
were
entrusted to Autumn Funer-
als in Bend. Visit the online
guest book at www.autumn-
funerals.net to share remem-
brances and condolences
with the family.
9:10 a.m., emergency medical
service, Third Street.
March 9
10:31 a.m., emergency medical
service, Salminen.
March 10
11:11 a.m., emergency medical
service, Fifer Heights.
March 11
5:44 a.m., emergency medical
service, Rochelle, Warrenton.
9:33 a.m., smoke/CO alarm
Board of Directors
CANDIDATE FORUM
Thursday, April 29, at 7 p.m.
Candidates will participate with social distancing
from the Bob Chisholm Community Center.
The event will be broadcast via live stream
at sunsetempire.com and seasidesignal.com.
Candidates:
Director, Position 1 - four-year term
Al Hernandez
Susan (Su) Coddington
Director, Position 2 - four-year term
John C. Huismann
Celeste Tuhy Bodner
Director, Position 3 - four-year term
Michael A. Hinton
Patrick Duhachek
Director, Position 4 - two-year unexpired term
Jackie Evans
Erika Marshall-Hamer
Director, Position 5 - two-year unexpired term
Stephen Morrison
Katharine Parker
Sponsored by
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