Police reports for July 13, 2022

Notable incidents

Three thefts: In one incident, fraud was reported; the investigation is ongoing.

Two motor vehicle crashes: One was non-injury.

Four fireworks complaints were recorded.

A water accident was reported July 1 in Bingen; the investigation is ongoing.

A vehicle fire was reported June 29 in Bingen; the investigation is ongoing..

Hood River Police, June 26 to July 2

The following crimes were reported, which resulted in arrests: Driving under the influence of intoxicants (six), unlawful use of a motor vehicle (one), restraining order violation (one) and warrant (eight).

Notable incidents

Eight thefts reported: Items stolen from a vehicle parked at the hospital, tires off of a mountain bike, kiteboard and foil at the Event Site, two incidents of stolen catalytic converters, donuts from Rosauers, shoplifting at Walmart and a cellphone left behind at Walmart that was later picked up by an unknown person.

Eight warrant arrests: In one incident, officers were dispatched to Walmart regarding a possible fraudulent transaction. The suspect was located and cited for a warrant issued out of Multnomah County.

Six DUII arrests: In one incident, a Yakima resident was lodged at NORCOR on the charge of DUII-controlled substance. In the same incident, a male was lodged at NORCOR on a probation violation detainer issued out of Washington County.

Two hit and runs reported: In one incident, two vehicles were hit by another driver who left the scene. Case is pending follow up by the detective.

Officers conducted a traffic stop for a vehicle violation. The passenger was known from previous contacts. It was discovered that he had a no contact order with the driver, who is a relative. The probation officer was contacted and they issued a detainer for his arrest. He was lodged at NORCOR.

Officers responded to three calls at the Event Site involving kiteboarders in distress.

The Dalles Police, July 1-7

The following crimes were reported, which resulted in arrests: Assault (one), criminal mistreatment (one), disorderly conduct (one), driving under the influence of intoxicants (two), harassment (two), trespass (three), violation of a release agreement (two), and warrant (10).

Notable incidents

Eleven motor vehicle crashes: One incident was a vehicle vs. deer; the deer ran off. The vehicle sustained front end damage. In another, it was reported that a vehicle crashed into a house; no injuries were reported. In a third, an intoxicated male hit a parked van while driving and was cited.

Eight hit and runs reported.

Sixteen thefts: Items included two vehicle batteries in the same incident, money in separate incidents, breakers from a Tesla charging station, a vehicle and four reports of shoplifting. In one incident, a male from Portland attempted to use a false ID to cash a check at a bank. He ran from law enforcement but was later placed under arrest. He claimed to have ingested heroin and was transported to the hospital for medical treatment. He also had a felony warrant out of Clackamas.

A dog fight was reported on W. 16th on July 3. One female reported an injury to her finger, which was bleeding. One of the dogs was also bleeding.

Two callers reported a brush fire at the Marina July 4, believed to be started by fireworks. Officers assisted with crowd control.

Wasco County Sheriff, July 1-7

The following crimes were reported, which resulted in arrests: Driving under the influence of intoxicants (four), driving while suspended (one), providing false info to a police officer (one), restraining order violation (one), and warrant (five).

Notable incidents

Eight thefts: Items included three sets of tires from the same location, two coolers from different locations, 1 vehicle, fuel.

In one incident, a generator, pistol and several tools were reported to have been taken overnight. In another, everything was reported to have been taken from a campsite at Maupin City Park; a suspect was caught on video.

Two motor vehicle crashes: In one incident, a male was injured in a dirt bike incident; he was not wearing a helmet and had lacerations to his side and was confused. He was later cited for DUII.

Three DUII arrests: In one incident, BAC registered .17% for a female, who was lodged at NORCOR, and in another, BAC registered .13% for a male.

A hayfield was reported to be on fire on Threemile/Dodson Road July 2; it was not near any structures and was knocked down.

Oregon State Police

On July 1 at 6:40 p.m., a trooper responded to a possible hazard/driving complaint. A vehicle was located on I-84 at 60.5 westbound on the right shoulder. The trooper stopped and saw the driver, 65, had an open container of vodka within reach. She consented to field sobriety tests and was subsequently taken into custody for DUII. The trooper transported the driver to the hospital; once there, she attempted to kick the trooper in the groin, making contact on the inside of his right knee. She was lodged at NORCOR for DUII and attempted assault on a public safety officer. When deputies searched her purse, a glass pipe and baggie with methamphetamine residue were located. The driver was additionally cited for open container and possession of methamphetamine (under 2 grams).

On July 1 at 11:30 p.m. on Cherry Heights Road and Anderson Way, The Dalles, troopers stopped a vehicle after observing it repeatedly fail to maintain lane. The driver, 56, admitted to consuming alcohol and consented to field sobriety tests. The passenger, 58, who was intoxicated, became belligerent during the tests and was in possession of a gun. The driver was placed under arrest and two troopers were able to secure the gun. Several sober family members responded to take possession of the truck and give the passenger a ride home. The driver was transported to NORCOR; BAC registered .10%. She was cited and released to the care of her son and the gun was taken for safekeeping.

On July 2 at 2:33 p.m. on I-84 at milepost 52 eastbound, a truck pulling a trailer was pulled over after two calls reporting unsafe driving and speeding. The driver, 63, consented to field sobriety tests, then was transported to NORCOR. BAC registered .22%. The vehicle and trailer were released to the driver’s wife; the driver was also released to his wife.