The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, June 05, 2003, Page 18, Image 18

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    Abbreviations: MIP, Minor In
Possession of Intoxicants; DUII,
Driving Under the Influence of In­
toxicants; PCS, Possession of
Controlled Substance; UUMV, Un­
authorized Use of a Motor Vehicle;
MVA, M otor Vehicle Accident;
CCSO, Columbia County Sheriff's
Office; OSP, Oregon State Police;
WCSO, Washington County Sher­
iff’s Office; P & P, Probation & Pa­
role; SCF, Services to Children &
Families.
May 14 - VPD, WCSO, OSP
and North Plains Police Depart­
ment responded to a report of a fe­
male being held against her will
and shots fired at 359 Arkansas
Ave., Vernonia. Upon arrival, offi­
cers found the female to be un­
harmed and the male suspect had
left the building. While clearing the
building, officers found growing
marijuana plants in a closet. Chris­
tian J. Kitchen, 29, Vernonia, was
arrested, at a later date, for Kid­
napping, Possession of a Fire Arm
and other charges. The case has
been referred to the district attor­
ney.
- Anthony L. Bartolomucci, 39,
Vernonia, arrested by VPD. Officer
found methamphetamine.
May 15 - Zackary Tavola, 26,
Vernonia, arrested for Interfering
with a Police Officer.
- Karleigh R. Kelly, 27, Col­
orado, warrant arrest.
May 16 - Responded to emer­
gency call. Vernonia juvenile trans­
ported to the hospital due to high
level of intoxication.
May 17 - Assisted CCSO with
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- OSP officer responded to
complaint at Napa Auto Parts and
talked to two Vernonia juveniles
about destruction of property.
May 21 - Contacted Ricky
Bartholomew, 32, Vernonia, who
had a no alcohol/tavern probation
stipulation; advised him to meet
with PO the next morning.
May 22 - Officer took theft re­
port on Maple Street.
May 23 - Arrested Michael Ed­
ward Davis, 50, Warrenton, for
reckless driving and DUII.
- A fight between Joann Carter
and Debra Curtis, no ages given,
both of Vernonia, resulted in one of
them going to the hospital. VPD is
investigating and has taken state­
ments from the involved parties.
May 27 - Report of theft from
two cars at high school.
- Citizen reported that a water
balloon hit him as he was walking
in front of the Lyons Den Tavern.
Investigation determined that the
balloon came from the apartment
above the tavern. Several persons
were observed throwing balloons
at pedestrians and at cars driving
by. Referred to landlord and
OLCC.
- Greg Budge, no age given,
Vernonia, reported finding a dead
skunk in the back of his pickup
truck.
May 2 8 - 1 4 year-old Vernonia
juvenile taken to Longview youth
correctional facility upon court or­
der.
May 28 - VPD officer injured at
Riverside Trailer Park while at­
tempting to apprehend Michael
Reed, 29, Vernonia, for parole vio­
lations. Officers from CCSO, OSP
Banks office, St. Helens Police K-9
and WCSO responded to track
down the suspect, who ran and es­
caped by floating the Nehalem Riv­
er about one-half mile down­
stream. Reed turned himself in at
Vernonia PD the next day, saying
that he ran because he did not
»
Scappoose Police
Department
Quinton Richard Reed, 43, Ver­
nonia, taken into custody for DUII.
want to go back to jail until he had
seen his 8 year-old son. He was
taken to CCSO jail. Escape
charges will be added to the Parole
Violation charges. The injured offi­
cer was treated at an urgent care
facility and was on leave until
healed.
May 29 - A five year-old boy
swimming in Rock Creek saw what
he thought was a crocodile in the
river. It turned out to be a purse
that had been stolen from a car at
the high school parking lot.
Noise Complaint.............. 4
Subpeona Service........... 1
Community Assist............ 1
Traffic................................ 5
Warning citations to decrease
The Vernonia Police Depart­
ment delayed citation program
has been successful in obtain­
ing compliance and public edu­
cation for drivers who are fail­
ing to wear seat belts or commit
minor traffic violations, accord­
ing to Chief Mike Cahill.
Beginning June 1, issuance
of delayed citations will be­
come less frequent and more
actual citations, requiring an
appearance in court, will be­
come the norm. Chief Cahill re­
ported that any good education
program must also include ac­
tual enforcement. “We have
been issuing a good number of
warnings and the word is out
that we are stopping people
who fail to obey the state law."
This was fair, since there
had been a significant drop in
compliance with the state law,
according to Cahill.
‘‘After six weeks of warnings,
it is time to start the enforce­
ment aspect of the law,” Cahill
said. He also noted that among
the comments he has heard
from motorists to justify their
behavior is that “this is Vernon­
ia.” Chief Cahill says that his of­
ficers have had to remind them
that state laws apply here, as
well.
Wise men d on’t need advice. Fools w o n ’t take it
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