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PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
April 1
12:42 a.m., 400 block S. Holl-
aday: Caller reports large RV
driving around the area blaring
its horn. Police contact the op-
erator; he says he’s trying to sell
the RV.
8:47 a.m., 1100 block Broad-
way: Occupants of a large mo-
tor home parked on private
property are advised they’ve
been trespassed.
12:15 p.m., 400 block S. Holla-
day: A man and his vehicle are
informed they’ve been tres-
passed.
1:16 p.m., Forest Drive: EMS
call.
9:28 p.m., 11th and Necani-
cum: A disturbance is reported.
11:29 p.m.,
Broadway
re-
stroom: Property crimes are
reported; police say someone
threw a large amount of wet
toilet paper against a wall. Pub-
lic works is notifi ed for cleanup.
11:46 p.m. Turnaround re-
strooms: Police say a restroom
was defaced with Sharpie pens
and paint. Public works is noti-
fi ed.
April 4
2:05 a.m., 10th and Necani-
cum: A man reported prowling
around a trailer tells police the
structure has been compro-
mised due to wind conditions
and he’s just attempting to se-
cure it.
7:55 a.m., River of Life Church,
Avenue F: A person is reported
sleeping on the porch.
2:36 p.m., 400 block N. Prom:
EMS call.
2:54 p.m., U.S. Highway 101
and Avenue I: EMS call follow-
ing motor vehicle accident.
3:37 p.m., Chambers restroom:
EMS call.
4:41 p.m., Arcadia Beach: EMS
call.
7:35 p.m., 1000 block S. Down-
ing: EMS call.
April 5
9:42 a.m., S. Holladay by Ace
Hardware: Caller reports male
passed out on sidewalk; on
contact, police say he’s fi ne.
9:55 a.m., 10th and Necanicum:
Bonfi re reported.
4:09 p.m., Police headquarters:
A person came in for their an-
nual sex off ender registration.
22:23 p.m., Avenue G: A distur-
bance is reported.
April 6
April 2
4:56 a.m., 10th and Necanicum:
EMS call.
6:50 a.m., 2200 block S. Prom: A
dead sea lion is reported. Sea-
side Aquarium is advised.
7:07 a.m., Forest Drive: A Chi-
huahua is found by someone
and brought to the police sta-
tion for safekeeping.
10:12 a.m., 12th and Neca-
nicum: Caller has questions
about an abandoned motor
home.
3:59 a.m., 200 block First Ave-
nue: Caller reports someone
illegally entered their car.
7:41 a.m., 500 block S. Roos-
evelt: Caller reports subject
sleeping in front of their busi-
ness and asks police to tell
them to move along.
9:51 a.m., N. Prom: Unautho-
rized entry of a motor vehicle
is reported.
10:01 a.m., 500 block S. Edge-
wood: Caller reports unautho-
rized entry of their car.
1:01 p.m., 1200 block Avenue
D: Caller reports a motor home
setting up camp in the area;
police make contact with the
occupants and say they need
a licensed driver to move the
vehicle.
11:06 a.m., N. Downing: A case
is taken for unauthorized entry
of a motor vehicle.
9:34 p.m., Avenue G and S. Hol-
laday: A person is arrested and
charged with driving while in-
toxicated.
12:58 p.m., SaltLine Hotel: A
case is taken for unauthorized
entry of a motor vehicle.
April 3
12:29 a.m., 700 block Avenue
G: A person is arrested on a
warrant after police are noti-
fi ed the subject is breaking into
an RV.
12:22 p.m., 1000 block S. Holla-
day: A person is arrested on a
warrant.
8:09 p.m., 500 block Avenue A:
Fire call.
11:48 p.m., Library: A person is
trespassed.
11:35 a.m., 2000 block Spruce
Drive: Fire alarm. Fire depart-
ment on scene.
2:25 p.m., Avenue A: Caller re-
ports their car was broken into
overnight.
8:06 p.m., Holladay Drive: A
dog bite is reported.
April 7
1:10 p.m., 12th Avenue Bridge:
Stuck vehicle.
4:19 p.m., 1100 block Avenue
D: Fire investigation.
5:35 p.m., Broadway and Roos-
evelt: EMS call.
10:02 p.m., Edgewood and Av-
enue U: Oregon State Police are
assisted.
April 8
1:24 p.m., N. Wahanna: Caller
reports person wearing a bun-
ny suit is impeding traffi c while
riding a motorized disability
scooter.
1:34 p.m., 10th and Necanicum:
Caller requests welfare check.
2:38 p.m., 11th and Necanicum:
Caller requests welfare check.
OBITUARIES
10:18 p.m., motor vehicle acci-
dent with no inuries, U.S. High-
way 101 and Doreyman Lane,
Warreton.
March 3
2:33 p.m. motor vehicle with
injuries, U.S. Highway 101 and
Weigh Station, Warrenton.
March 5
4 p.m., Cover assignment,
standby, moveup, South Lin-
coln, Seaside.
March 6
OREGON STATE
POLICE
12:07 p.m., medical assist, as-
sist EMS crew, North Cottage.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
March 7
7:48 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Patricia Ann.
Criminal citations in
Sunset Beach crash
5:47 p.m., natural vegetation
fi re, Wellington.
Eyewitnesses reported to Or-
egon State police April 2 at
4:55 p.m. on Sunset Beach
Lane and U.S. Highway 101
seeing the operator of a Mer-
cedes sedan illegally leave the
highway from Sunset Beach
Lane, causing the northbound
driver of a Chevy truck to
swerve to avoid hitting the
Mercedes; the swerving truck
in turn went into a southbound
lane, striking a Chevy Trailblaz-
er head-on. Two occupants of
the Trailblazer were transport-
ed to Columbia Memorial Hos-
pital as well as a passenger in
the Chevy truck. Both vehicles
were towed by Clatsop Tow-
ing. ODOT Incident Response
and the Warrenton fi re depart-
ment were on scene; Astoria
police located the Mercedes
and stopped the driver. Crimi-
nal citations were given to that
driver, a 63-year-old woman.
The Mercedes was impounded.
6 p.m., motor vehicle accident
with injuries, U.S. Highway 101
and Pacifi c Way.
Driving under
the infl uence
March 11
Timothy Luke Perkins, 37, was
arrested April 4 at 1:09 a.m.,
charged with driving while un-
der the infl uence of intoxicants
and reckless driving. Troopers
responded to a report of a one-
car crash on U.S. Highway 101
near milepost 17. The driver
submitted to standardized fi eld
tests before being transported
to the hospital for evaluation;
at the hospital, he submitted
to blood sample testing. He
was given citations while at
the hospital and under medical
care. His car was towed to the
scene and he is scheduled to
appear in court June 7.
March 8
6:40 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Lake Front, Warren-
ton.
8:39 a.m., carbon monoxide in-
cident, South Downing.
9:19 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Blue Heron, Warren-
ton.
2:09 p.m., chimney or fl ue fi re,
U.S. Highway 101, Warrenton.
March 10
10:14 a.m., medical assist, as-
sist EMS crew, U.S. Highway
101, Warrenton.
11:35 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Ocean, Surf Pines.
2:49 p.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, G Street.
3:37 p.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, U.S. Highway 101,
Warrenton.
5:12 p.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, U.S. Highway 101,
Warrenton.
March 14
8:24 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Lewis, Sunset Beach.
March 15
6:22 a.m., medical assist, assist
EMS crew, Surf Pines Landing,
Surf Pines.
10:19 a.m., smoke/CO alarm in-
stallation and battery replace-
ment, Sheridan.
Tracey Dee Clooten-Mathre
Bay City
Aug. 12, 1961 — March 24, 2022
Tracey Dee Cloo-
She was diagnosed
ten-Mathre had a rough with stage 3 Hodgkin lym-
start at life. As one of phoma, and was respond-
nine siblings, mayonnaise ing to treatments, until
sandwiches were a lunch she had some respiratory
staple, and fi ghting your issues and passed peace-
fully, with every-
sister for a spot in
one she loved by
bed was a chore.
her side.
She always knew
Tracey is sur-
that she wanted
vived by her
more.
mother,
Shirley
After she grad-
Sullivan, of Gas-
uated from Sea-
ton; son, Philip
side High School,
Tracey
Lindquist
and
she decided to fol-
Clooten-
his wife, Rachel
low in her sister’s
Mathre
Lindquist,
and
footsteps,
and
their son, Lincoln
attended Astoria
Beauty College. She was Lindquist, of Astoria;
running a very success- daughter, Shanah Lind-
ful hair salon given the quist, of Los Angeles;
name Dynamics, due to brother, David Clooten
and his wife, Abby Cloo-
her dynamic personality.
Her salon was not only ten, and their very spe-
a place for women to cial little girl, Sophia, of
change their look, it was Bay City; brother, Rich-
also a place to change ard Clooten and his wife,
their lives. She was Vlada Clooten, of Bay
always the sympathetic City; brother, Barth Cloo-
ten and his wife, Debbie
ear they needed that day.
She knew the impor- Clooten, of Portland; sis-
tance of helping her com- ter, Shena Clooten Rose
munity by holding free and her husband, Har-
Easter egg hunts every vey Rose, of Hillsboro;
year, where she made sister, Paula Clooten, of
sure every kid went home Forest Grove; sister, Dar-
with a prize. She and her nell Bernhardt Adgers,
Hillsboro;
sister,
mailman husband used of
to fulfi ll letters to Santa Shelly Painter, of Ham-
in low-income areas, and let; sister, Sherrie Cloo-
heaven forbid if some- ten Rebitzke, of Hills-
one forgot your birthday boro; sister, Donna Knuth
— she would have a full Jones, of Hillsboro; and
celebration for you in 15 sister, Bunnie Jo Clooten,
minutes. She always put of North Dakota.
Not to mention all
others fi rst.
She was the brightest of the nieces, nephews
light in every room, and and neighborhood kids,
she always made you feel Ana, Niko, Risha, Don-
special. She endured 14 ald, Adam, Rillie, Natalie,
neck surgeries, and mul- Stefanie, Cammy, Corri,
tiple car accidents, yet Daniel, Desiree, Mike,
always kept a positive DJ, Lisa, Heather, Caleb,
attitude. Throughout all Alex, Skylar, Lulu, Tori,
of her pain and discom- Evan, Spencer, Blaine,
Cameron,
fort, she still held onto her Christine,
33 years of sobriety, and Hailie, Rainie, Mason,
found the time to sponsor Heather, Ryan, Amanda,
countless women and help Amy, Amber, Wyatt, Eve-
lyn and Dalton.
lead them to recovery.
GEARHART
FIRE DEPT.
FIRE LOG
March 2
8 a.m., steam, other gas mis-
taken for smoke, U.S. Highway
101.
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