Cops & Courts: 11/30/05

Published 4:00 pm Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Arrests and citations the Blue Mountain Eagle reports are taken from the logs of area law-enforcement agencies. Every effort is made to report the court disposition of all arrests listed.

Justice CourtMiscellaneous ViolationsCANYON CITY – Grant County Justice Court reported the following fines and judgments:

Brandon Hueckman was found guilty by default failure to appear and charged with possession of alcohol by a minor.

He was fined $311, which included costs and assessments.

Gary Reminton, Philomath, violation of basic speed rule (53/30 zone). Fined $180.

Jerry Johnson, Klamath Falls, hunting from a public roadway. Fined $225.

Trisha Combs, John Day, failure to use seatbelt. Fined $94.

Gary Hammonds, Prineville, open container of alcohol. Fined $180.

Julie Tucker, John Day, no seatbelt. Fined $94.

Jimm Roba, John Day, no seatbelt. Fined $94.

Jeramie Lambeth, Ukiah, failure to secure child in safety belt. Fined $94.

Sean Helmhout, Mt. Vernon, no seatbelt. Fined $94.

Jeremiah Collman, John Day, driving while suspended. Fined $421. Failed to appear in court. Fined an additional $25 and had his license suspended.

-Brett Hadden, Pilot Rock, failure to secure pole trailer. Fined $94.

Joseph Linn, Roseburg, violation of basic speed rule (74/55 zone). Fined $110.

Travis Majors, Mt. Vernon, violation of basic speed rule (76/55 zone). Fined $180.

Larry Lundin, Jr., Bend, violation of basic speed rule (80/55 zone). Fined $237.

Leonard Osburn, Monument, violation of basic speed rule (74/55 zone). Fined $141.

Deole Hill, North Pole, Ala., violation of basic speed rule (78/55 zone). Fined $237.

Christopher Hoppe, John Day, violation of basic speed rule (79/55 zone). Fined $180.

Small Claims CourtNovember Judgments Credit Services of Oregon Inc. v. Lori and Curtis Cody.

Default money judgment awarded to Credit Services of Oregon in the amount of $292.52.

John Day PoliceAccidents and Incidents Nov. 21 – John Day and Long Creek ambulances dispatched for a 82 year-old female unconcious and having difficulty breathing. Canceled.

Nov. 22 – John Day and Prairie City ambulances dispatched for a male who was sick and foaming at the mouth.

Nov. 26 – John Day ambulance dispatched to Country Spice for a 78 year-old female with chest pains.

Nov. 27 – John Day fire department dispatched for fire alarm at Valley View Assisted Living.

Arrests and Citations Nov. 23 – Ronald Joseph Vanderschuere, Jr., 38, Union, arrested on a driving while suspended warrant out of Union County.

Nov. 24 – Brandon Hueckman, 21, John Day, was cited for open container.

Nov. 27 – Leanna White, 40, John Day, was arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants.

Nov. 27 – Jimmy Robertson, 20, Prineville, was cited for violation of basic speed rule.

Grant County SheriffAccidents and Incidents Nov. 23 – Grant County Sheriff’s office dispatched for an open door at Driskill’s.

Nov. 23 – Sheriff’s office dispatched for an incident of trespassing reported in Dayville.

Nov. 23 – Sheriff’s office responded to a 3-year-old that was bitten in the face by a dog.

Arrests and Citations Nov. 22 – David Khachatryan, 34, Denver, Colo., was cited for following too closely.

Nov. 27 – Joseph Allen Edwards, 22, Mt. Vernon, was arrested for a warrant from Umatilla County.

Nov. 28 – Antoinette Jenkins, 56, Long Creek, was cited for maintaining a dog as a nuisance.

Nov. 28 – Geoffrey McKrola, 23, Canby, was cited for violation of basic speed rule (76/55 zone).

Oregon State PoliceNov. 22 – State Police responded to a motor vehicle crash on State Route 19 near milepost 117.

Carter Allan St. Amand, Caldwell, Ida., was travelling northwest on West Highway 19 when he lost control of his vehicle, resulting in the spillage of multiple tons of large bales of hay onto the highway. No other vehicles were involved and no injuries were reported.

Oregon State Highway workers moved enough hay to reopen one lane, and Duncan’s towing responded to remove the truck, trailer and hay.

The crash was caused by a combination of factors including road conditions (ice), driver error and equipment. St. Amand was warned for careless driving.

Nov. 26 – State Police responded to a motor vehicle accident on Highway 26 near milepost 203.

Duane Timmons of Prairie City was headed westbound on the highway shoulder on a Polaris four-wheeler when Steven Kowing of Canyon City came up behind Timmons and struck him with his right front quarter panel.

No injuries were reported, no public property damage was reported and total damage is unknown. Parties involved exchanged information.