DUIIs — State troopers made nine arrests. Jan. 15, one stopped a Honda Pilot for failing to yield in Hood River; driver charged with felony DUII, driving suspended, reckless driving and two counts endangering another. Jan. 14, trooper tried to stop one on Highway 35, milepost 98 northbound; it fled; that trooper did not pursue, but another found it, going 115 mph in a 65 mph zone. The driver abandoned it, walked off, and got arrested on eluding, DUII and reckless driving. Jan. 10, troopers stopped a car near milepost 76 eastbound, I-84 and arrested the driver for DUII - controlled substances, possession of meth, and warrant, seizing one ounce of drugs and several hundred dollars. The Dalles logged two DUIIs. Hood River arrested three.
Assault — Jan. 13, trooper stopped a Honda for traffic violations near milepost 73 eastbound. Field sobriety tests were ended early for the uncooperative driver’s safety; they were arrested with a blood alcohol content of 0.24%, DUII and reckless driving; kicked a trooper, “smeared biohazard fluid” in a patrol car, and got another charge: Assaulting public safety officer.
Two injury crashes — On Jan. 8, commercial truck hauling 40,000+ pounds of pork broke down on I-84 and parked, partly blocking a westbound lane in Gilliam County. An, empty commercial trailer struck it and completely blocked the lane. Gilliam deputies, ODOT and OSP responded, and EMS transported the empty truck’s driver. Pork hauler cited for illegal parking. Separately, on Jan. 13, a Toyota Camry turned left onto Columbia View Drive from US-197 and got struck by a Ford Fusion, getting a ticket. Both drivers and juvenile passenger taken to a hospital.
Charges — Jan. 8-15, OSP charges of assault (one), trash near water (1), DUII (nine), driving suspended (one), drug violation (one), elude on foot (one), eluding - vehicle (one), fail to report as sex offender (one), false info (one), mischief (one), littering (one), reckless driving (six), reckless endangering (one), trespass (one), warrant (six). Jan. 40-10, Hood River charges of assault (one), DUII (three), driving suspended (one), warrants (two). In Dec., Hood River deputies charged people with assault (three), attempt to elude (one), burglary (one), disorderly (two), driving suspended (one), drug violations (three), DUII (seven), charge not listed (four), harassment (one), interfere with making police report (one), mischief (two), reckless driving (two), reckless endangering (one), trespass (one), warrant (two).
Mental health — Wasco got one call. The Dalles got eight, and logged a suicide-related incident.
Violence — Wasco County got a domestic violence call, logged a sex crime and an assault. The Dalles got 13 domestic violence calls, one assault. In Hood River, one assault arrest, after a call came in to report a fight at The Spit the night before Jan. 6.
Tased — Jan. 10, trooper helped a Sherman deputy at a verbal dispute at a residence. A male involved in the dispute, with a nationwide arrest warrant, was tased and arrested.
Warrants — During a traffic stop Jan. 8 on I-84, a trooper arrested both driver and passenger on a total of five warrants out of several Oregon counties.
Non-injury crashes — OSP reported four: Jan. 8, firewood littering southbound US-197 sent a Ford Explorer into an evasive maneuver; it lost control and hit the guardrail, landing in a ditch. Jan. 10, a single car rolled on I-84 near milepost 74 eastbound, damaging several sections of median; the driver claimed they were cut off by a semi. Jan. 14, a car lost control on ice on I-84 near milepost 76 westbound and hit another car. Meanwhile Hood River reported two non-injury crashes, The Dalles reported three undescribed crashes on H Street, US-197 and Mt. Hood.
Burglaries — called in from Boyd Loop at 12:54 a.m. on Jan. 15; and Union Street, The Dalles after 11 p.m. on Jan. 14.
Thefts — Wasco reported four. The Dalles logged 13 thefts — seven of them on W. Sixth. Hood River’s four reports: Walmart, online scam which stole $500 from a senior which resulted in a cross report to Adult Protective Services, money from Florence resident, ID theft.
Drone — deployed by The Dalles police to assist other agency, milepost 80 eastbound, Jan. 14.
Deaths — Death on E. 13th, Jan. 13. Death on Division Street Jan. 14.
Fire — on Boat Basin Road, The Dalles, Jan. 13.
Hood River County — reported 13 non-injury crashes, including a car entering a work zone and hit by a county loader; five fraud calls, two ID thefts, stolen package and mail; two unattended deaths; seven DUII arrests, a robbery and other routine calls; and a robbery on Rawson Road, where one person was arrested after “a small use of force.” A search-and-rescue mission on Dec. 12, for overdue climber on Mt. Hood. Dec. 19, while helping HRPD with a possible burglary and domestic situation, a deputy reported a subject assaulted officers. A person was arrested. Dec. 16, male arrested for burglary, domestic assault, harassment, trespass and interfere with making police report in Cascade Locks at about 6:25 p.m.
Bingen-White Salmon — No arrests; a barking dog; burglary of storage units Jan. 9; one crash, with no injuries, in Bingen Jan. 9 was referred to WSP.
Littering — Jan. 8, troopers stopped an SUV near milepost 86 eastbound, I-84. Intoxicated driver arrested, and a blood sample taken under a warrant; passenger arrested on warrants and a charge of depositing trash within 100 yards of, or in, water. Jan. 8, troopers told a person trespassing ODOT property at Chenowith Loop to leave, later arresting them there on trespass II and offensive littering.
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