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The INDEPENDENT, Nov. 8,1995 Page 13 Vernonia Police Report A bbreviations: MIP, M inor In P ossession o f Intoxicants; DUI, D riv in g U n d e r the In flu e n ce o f Intoxicants; MVA, M otor Vehicle A c c id e n t; C C S O , C o lu m b ia C o u n ty S h e r iff’s O ffic e ; OSP, Oregon State Police. O c t. 1 6 - R e p o r t re g a rd in g neighbor throw ing garbage over fence; no citation issued. Citizen locked keys inside car. O fficer could not open because of pow er door locks; auto repair was called. O c to b e r 1 7 - C itiz e n lo c k e d keys inside car. O fficer was able to unlock behicle. Assisted with a medical em er gency until the Vernonia am bu lance arrived. O ctober 18 -R ep ort from Sen- tr y M a rk e t r e g a rd in g 7 0 -8 0 pum pkins d estroyed durin g the night. No suspects at this time. Dog nuisance report; no cita tions filed. z O ffic e r c a lle d to V e rn o n ia High School regarding a fight. A m ale ju ve n ile fro m A storia was arrested, tran sported to the PD and released to his parents. C rim inal m ischief. During the night som eone let the air out of tires on a vehicle. O ctob er 1 9 -V e h icle reported s to le n . It w a s fo u n d one b lock fro m lo c a tio n w h ere o w n e r re p o rte d it s to le n . No d a m a g e , nothing missing. C all regarding deceased per son at 201 E Street. O fficer per form ed duties of Deputy Medical Examiner. Dog nuisance report; no cita tion issued. Call from Mini Mart regarding in toxicated ju veniles. Two m ale ju v e n ile s w e re a rre ste d , tra n s ported to the PD, cited fo r MIP and released to parents. O ctober 2 0 -T o o k report from C rabtree’s Pub & Deli regarding check forgery; report sent to the D.A.'s office. O c to b e r 21-A s s is te d C C SO with alarm at 61151 Stoney Point Rd.; resident had set off alarm. V ehicle b lo ckin g tra ffic lane on Texas was towed. R esponded to fig h t at Lew ’s Place; those involved left before officer arrived. Took call saying p a rtie s w ere at C e darside and wanted to talk to officer. Follow ing interview s, citation s fo r A s sault Four were issued to Larry D. Bernardi, Corrina R. Rumbolz, and M ichael D. Doll, all of Ver nonia. B u rg la ry at S e n try M a rke t, p la te g la s s w in d o w b ro k e n to gain entry. Evidence sent to OSP Crime Lab; case under investiga tion. Report of crim inal mischief to v e h ic le p a rk e d by th e h ig h school. October 23-D o g nuisance; no citation issued. P arent rep o rte d a runaw ay; juvenile later returned home. O c to b e r 2 4 -M e d ic a l c a ll at 479 Rose Ave., officer assisted patient until Vernonia Ambulance arrived. Vernonia PD, CCSO and OSP arrested Ernest L. Morgan Jr. on a warrant. He was transported to CCSO jail and lodged. M V A /p e d e stria n a ccid e n t at First Ave. and Bridge St. O fficer was patrolling when child darted in front of patrol car. Child trans p o rte d to E m anual H ospital by Vernonia Ambulance. C rim in a l m is c h ie f re p o rt at Vernonia High School; 17 locks plugged with liquid cement. VERNONIA HARDWARE O ctober 2 5 -D o g com plaint at 1091 H eather Lane; ow ner was aware of problem. O c to b e r 2 6 - A s s is te d O S P with custodial situation; child was placed in foster home by OSP. O ffice r in vestigated b urglary a t V e rn o n ia 76 G a ra g e , 791 B rid g e . M o n e y a n d o il w e re s to le n . E vid e n ce se n t to O S P Crime Lab; case under investiga tion. Citizen almost knocked down by two juveniles on bicycles; ju veniles w ere located, an officer talked with their parents. O ctober 2 8 -R e p o rt of animal nuisance; citation issued to Linda M. Hartmann of Vernonia fo r Al lowing a Dog to be a Public Nui sance. Assisted Vernonia Am bulance on m e d ic a l c a ll at 6 2 2 9 0 N e halem Hwy N; patient transport ed by am bulance to the hospital. After traffic stop, Raymond L. D e m e n t Jr., V e rn o n ia , w as a r rested for felony DWS; taken to CCSO jail. O c to b e r 2 9 - C itiz e n lo c k e d keys inside car. O fficer was able to unlock car. Picked up stray dog at 110 A Street. Dog was held and picked up by Cel. Co. Animal Control. R e p o rt o f m a n h u n tin g in closed area; unable to locate. C itiz e n c o n ta c t re g a rd in g a driver speeding north on Hwy 47, throw ing beer cans out the w in dow. O ffic e r w a s u na ble to lo cate; gave info to OSP. Report of stolen vehicle en countered by ow ner with so m e one driving it. O fficer went to in v e s tig a te , v e h ic le w a s g o n e , gave info to OSP. Assisted Vernonia Am bulance w ith m e d ica l ca ll at 1570 E ast Ave. O ctober 3 0 -A fte r traffic stop, found d rive r w a nte d on Y am hill Co. warrant. Suspect drove away when to ld he w as under arrest. O fficer pursued, arresting Lyle G. M athews, Vernonia, at 59901 N L o u is ia n a A v e . fo r A tte m p t to Elude Police, R eckless D riving, E scape fro m C u s to d y ; he w a s taken to C C SO jail. Weapons seizure at Timber home Sixty weapons and a small am ount of m ariju a n a w ere siezed by Washington County Sheriff’s deputies last Satur day from the home of a Tim ber man. The weapons were found during a warrant search of the hom e o f Jo e l R icha rd Williams,46, 27530 NW Tim ber Road, who faces accusa tions of menacing, reckless endangerment and vandalism from incidents that occurred on Oct. 27 and Oct. 28. According to the Washing ton County S h e riff’s office, the seized firearms included 33 rifles, semi-automatic as- Though they had intended to le a ve the K a up pi tra c t open fo r h u n tin g se a so n , Cavenham Forest Industries has been forced to close the gates because of van da ls who drove four-wheel drive vehicles in and “cut cookies” into the newly planted acre- ROOFING, INC. Commercial • Residential New Construction Licensed & Bonded CUSTOM BUILT EMERGENCY REPAIRS CEDAR DECKS 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE 3 2 4 -4 2 4 3 ROD CONDON R.G. WRIGLEY CCB #107573 N O R T H W E S T EXCAVATING SE R VIC ES OR LIC. 106983 V E R N O N IA LOCK KEYS *>o LOCKS CANDY OLSON OPENINGS KEYS MADE • HOME/AUTO 4 2 9 -0 1 9 0 736 BRIDGE ST., VERNONIA PERSONAL TOUCH KOMPUTER SERVICE Set-up and Upgrade Repairs • Advice In-Home Service 5 years Experience C a ll me, I ca n h e lp ! Pam Johnson 4 2 9 -1 0 2 7 F laherty 649-5454 Dick Titus-429-1492 57230 Timber Road, Vernonia, O R 97064 ORE. LIC. 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W illiam s was in itia lly a r rested after allegedly threat ening a Banks homeowner, firin g w eapons into the a ir and at a p a in t can in the homeowners yard. During the search, depu ties also found four ounces of marijuana, which resulted in addition al charges against W illiam s, of m anufacturing, possession and distribution of a controlled substance. W illia m s p o ste d ba il of $ 4 ,0 0 0 and w as re le a se d from Washington County Jail late Saturday. Kauppi tract closed by vandalism 429-5651 Public r w 429-0514 Report from 379 Arkansas re garding te le p h o n e ha ra ssm e n t; case under investigation. 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