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The INDEPENDENT, March 1,2000
Complaints target phone companies
Vantala Fallet Bapart
Abbreviations: MIP. M inor In Pos­
session o f Intoxicants; DUII, Dri­
ving Under the Influence o f Intoxi­
cants; MVA, M otor Vehicle A cci­
dent; CCSO, Colum bia County
S h e riff’s O ffice; OSP, O regon
State Police; WCSO, Washington
County Sheriff's Office.
Feb. 1 - Warrant arrest, male
juvenile taken to North Coast Ju­
venile Detention facility.
Feb. 2 - Kenneth R. Davidson,
Vernonia, arrested for Contempt of
Court.
Assisted SCF with com plaint of
out of control female juvenile at
Head Start.
Feb. 3 - Investigated vandalism
at Vernonia High School.
Feb 4 - Took report of violation
of a restraining order; forwarded to
D.A’s office.
Feb 5 - Johnny L. Wilmot, Ver­
nonia, arrested for DUII and As­
saulting a Police Officer; taken to
CCSO jail.
Brent R. Kuhn, McMinnville, ar­
rested for DUII and Assaulting a
Police Officer.
Feb. 7 - Warrant arrest, M ich­
ael McDaniel, Vernonia, taken to
CCSO jail.
Feb. 8 - Douglas P. Kessinger,
Vernonia, arrested on affidavit of
probable cause for Forgery (/pos­
session of a forged document;
turned over to North Plains P.D.
Feb. 10 - Took report of van­
dalism to residence on Bridge St.
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Feb. 11 - Levi H. Brown, Ver­
nonia, arrested for DUII and Crim ­
inal Mischief Two; released to a re­
sponsible party.
Jaben T. Slaughter, Vernonia,
cited for MIP.
Norma Jean Matthews-Evans,
Vernonia, arrested fo r Assault
Four, taken to CCSO jail.
Feb. 12 - Shane R. Shaw, Ver­
nonia, cited for MIP.
Feb. 13 - Female juvenile, cited
for Curfew Violation.
SERVICE CALLS
Vehicles towed for DWS/
No Ins./No License................ 4
Citizen Assist........................... 1
Alarm ........................................... 2
Agency A ssist.......................... 1
Suspicious Person/
Vehicle/lncident..................... 8
Vernonia Justice Court
Abbreviations: DUII, Driving Under
the Influence o f Intoxicants; DWS,
Driving While License is Suspend­
ed; MIP, M inor In Possession o f In­
toxicants.
Ju d g e Rod M cLean
F ebruary 15, 2000
Douglas P. Ansotequi, Deer Is­
land, no plea to DUII, open con­
tainer and failure to carry proof of
insurance; postponed for legal rep­
resentation.
Feb. 19 - Dwayne Dean Deth-
lefs, 41, Forest Grove, arrested in
Vernonia on Washington and Yam­
hill County warrants; also cited for
VBR and m isdemeanor DWS.
Feb 22 - Logging equipment
and chain saws were taken from a
logging site off Tunnel Road. The
area is being logged by Mike Pihl
Jam es W: Cazad, Vernonia,
pled not guilty to 2nd degree crim ­
inal m ischief and disorderly con­
duct; postponed for legal repre­
sentation.
Robert L. Naron, Vernonia, pled
not guilty to DUII; waived right to
an attorney, continued.
Michael W. Thompson, Scap­
poose, pled not guilty to 2nd de­
gree criminal mischief and disor­
derly conduct; continued.
Long distance companies
headed Oregon’s list of Top
Ten Consumer Complaints for
1999. Problems relating to the
Internet were the ninth most
frequently reported consumer
problem.
Attorney General Hardy
Meyers unveiled the list in Eu­
gene, at the Department of
Justice’s sixth annual Scam
Jam consumer protection con­
ference. “We focused Scam
Jam 2000 on the Internet this
year because this technology
is rapidly overtaking television
as the communication and in­
formation appliance for many
consumers,” Meyers said. “Law
enforcement and consumers
both need to be better educat­
ed about the benefits and the
risks of the Internet.”
The Department of Justice
received a total of 9,511 written
complaints in 1999 and more
than 61,000 telephone in­
quiries. In addition, approxi­
mately 10,000 users visited the
consumer protection pages of
the Department’s website at
http://www.doi.state.or.us.
To file a complaint, call the
Attorney General’s toll-free
consumer hotline at 1-877-877-
9392 or 229-5576 in Portland,
or write Financial Fraud/Con-
sumer Protection, 1162 Court
Street N.E., Salem, OR 97310.
Top Ten Consumer Complaints
1. Long distance companies
2. Travel industry
3. Construction contractors
4. Financial institutions
5. Used car dealers
6. New car dealers
7. Auto repair
8. Sweepstakes, lotteries,
games of chance
9. Internet-related complaints
10. Pyramids, chain letters,
The Vernonia Police Depart­
ment has taken several reports
during the month of February,
where a vehicle has been en­
tered and property stolen.
F ebruary 22, 2000
Jesse Templin, Vernonia, FTA
default judgement; seat belt class,
$114 fees and assessments.
Johnny Wilmot, Vernonia, DUII;
diversion.
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