The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, November 08, 1995, Page 13, Image 13

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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-
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Forest M anager Bill Marré,
"b eca use it had been a
meadow. We regret having to
close it, but we really have no
choice.”
ECON-O-FAB
1026 Bridge St, Vernonia
GREEN MOUNTAIN
sault rifles, shotguns and 27
handguns.
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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M ONTH O F OCT., 1995
Calls tor S ervice.......
80
C ases..........................
38
Cases C leared..........
22
Traffic C itation............
31
Traffic W arnings........
58
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