The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, May 03, 2000, Page 13, Image 13

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    The INDEPENDENT, May 3, 2000
Page 13
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Varnonia Police Report
Abbreviations: MIP, M inor In Pos­
session o f Intoxicants; DUII, Dri­
ving Under the Influence of Intoxi­
cants; MVA, M otor Vehicle Acci­
dent; CCSO, Colum bia County
S h eriff's O ffice; OSP, Oregon
State Police; WCSO, Washington
County Sheriff's Office.
April 1 - Residence on River­
side Drive was burglarized.
April 2 - Jason Root, Vernonia,
arrested on a warrant from WCSO;
taken to Hwy. 26 and turned over
to a WCSO Deputy.
- Veronica Martin, Vernonia,
cited for Theft Two.
April 4 - Dog bite reported at
Vernonia Lake, owner of dog was
located; copy of report sent to Col.
Co. Animal Control.
- Rebecca Clark, Vernonia, cit­
ed for Theft Three.
April 5 - Raymond Minchue Jr.,
Ceremony for new Justice Center
A ceremony to place a Avenue, in St. Helens.
plaque at the new Columbia
The cornerstone ceremony
County Sheriff’s Office, Jail will be directed by Aaron Har­
and Community Corrections vey, Grand Master of Masons
building now under construc­ in Oregon. Harvey is a retired
tion, will be held Friday, May Portland police lieutenant.
12. The new facility is located
The brief ceremony will be
adjacent to the intersection of followed by refreshments. The
Old Portland Road and Port public is invited to attend.
Vernonia, arrested for Menacing
follow ing disturbance on Knott
Street; taken to CCSO jail.
- Dog bite reported at resi­
dence on Cherry Street. Stray dog
was located and impounded by
Col. Co. Animal Control.
April 8 - Lonnie Dennis, Ver­
nonia, cited for Harassment.
April 9 - Joseph Celaya, Ver­
nonia, warrant arrest; taken to
CCSO jail.
April 10 - Vernonia Pride re­
ported theft of baskets from Rock
Creek Bridge.
April 11 - Hit & run MVA report­
ed at Vernonia Lake.
- Fight at grade school involv­
ing two students; a male juvenile
was charged with Disorderly Con­
duct and report sent to Juv. Dept.
- Ryan S. Powers, Portland, ar­
rested on a warrant from WCSO;
taken to CCSO jail.
April 12 - Brad W Bricker, Ver-
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nonia, charged with Theft Three
and MIP.
April 13 - Investigated harass­
ment report at the grade school;
no charges filed.
SERVICE CALLS
Alarm Calls.......................... 1
Citizen Assists.................... 6
Agency A s s is ts .................. 7
Suspicious Person/Vehicle/
In cid e n t............................. 12
Noise D istu rba nce............ 1
Animal C o m p la in t............. 2
Supoena Service................ 1
Justice Court
Abbreviations: DUII, Driving Under
the Influence of Intoxicants; DWS,
Driving While License is Suspend­
ed; MIP, M inor In Possession of In­
toxicants; ODL, Oregon Driver Li­
cense; FTA, Failure to Appear in
Court.
Judge Rod McLean
April 18, 2000
Terry Elliott, age not given, Ver­
nonia, pled guilty to DUII and fail­
ure to yield to an emergency vehi­
cle; $1500 fine, $124 fees and as­
sessments, 240 hours community
service.
James P. Brunsman, 46, Ver­
nonia, pled guilty to DUII; diver­
sion.
Brent R. Kuhn, age not given,
McMinnville, guilty of DUII and as­
saulting a public service officer;
$11,500, restitution open for final
figure, 24 days work crew or elec­
tronic monitoring, 18 months pro­
bation, 3-yr ODL suspension.
Luke LaVoie, age and home­
town not given, arraigned on Con­
tempt of Court and probation viola­
tion. Court appointed attorney and
set over to May 16.
Veronica L. Martin, 18, Vernon­
ia, pled not guilty to theft III;
waived attorney and jury trial; set
over.
Vernonia
Fire District
Abbreviations: EMS, Emergen­
cy M edical Service; MVA, Mo­
tor Vehicle Accident
APRIL, 2000
April 2 -
April 3 -
EMS Assist
EMS Assist (3)
False Alarm
April 5 -
EMS Assist
April 8 -
EMS Assist (3)
April 10 - EMS Assist (2)
April 11 - EMS Assist/Life Flight
April 1 2 - EMS Assist (2)
April 15 - EMS Assist (2)
False Alarm
April 16 - EMS Assist/Tri-Cities
Mutual Aid
April 18 - False Alarm
April 20 - EMS Assist (2)
April 21 - EMS Assist
April 22 - EMS Assist
April 24 - EMS Assist
April 26 - Car Fire
April 28 - Mutual Aid/MVA
April 29 - EMS Assist
Raymond Minchue, Jr., 21, Ver­
nonia, no plea to menacing; asked
for court-appointed attorney.
Cynthia R. Shirley, 37, Vernon­
ia, accepted diversion for DUII.
Traffic...................................16
April 24, 2000
Rebecca L. Clark, 40, Vernonia,
theft II; trial set for May 15.
Traffic.................................... 4
Howard E. Buzzini, Jr., 48, Ver­
nonia, pled guilty to public inde­
cency and disorderly conduct; 180
days jail suspended, 18 mo. pro­
bation, 300 hrs community service,
$2,488 fine, $2,000 suspended.
Shane Shaw, no age given,
Vernonia, FTA; 7 days to enter
treatment or will be jailed until he
enters treatment.
Traffic...................................15
733 BRIDGE STREET, VERNONIA • 429-0606
Two are charged with vandalism
F/ecr
MIKE
AVENT
C o lu m b ia C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r
POSITION 1 • DEMOCRAT
"I am running for County Commis­
sioner because I care deeply about our
future. I believe it is critical to main­
tain and enhance the unique quality
of life that makes Columbia County
a special place. As a small business
owner, city councilor and community
volunteer, I can bring the leadership
and experience needed to help solve
the issues we face.
Together, we can make a difference.”
• Mike Avent, a graduate of Rainier High School, is a homeown­
er, small business owner and property tax payer.
• Mike Avent serves on the Rainier City Council, Senior Citizen
Advisory Board, Columbia Pacific Economic Development
District, and the Rainier Downtown Visioning Committee.
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Two people have been Joshua Landers, 17, both resi­
charged with alleged responsi­ dents of Vernonia, with second
bility for extensive graffiti and degree criminal mischief for the
minor damage to a new softball incidents that occurred on
backstop at Vernonia High March 22. Benedict was cited
School and Washington Grade into Vernonia Justice Court. A
report on Landers’ involvement
School.
Vernonia Police charged was sent to the county Juvenile
Donald Benedict III, 19, and Department.
County tests counting equipment
The Public Certification Test
of Columbia County’s counting
equipment for the Primary
Election on May 16, will be
held on Wednesday, May 10.
The testing will begin at 2:00
p.m., in the Columbia County
Elections Department.
The public and all candi­
dates are welcome to observe.