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Jan. 30
3:30 a.m. - Caller reported
hearing several gunshots, Airport
and 46th. Officer patrolled but was
unable to locate.
9:58 a.m. - Caller reported
finding a steak knife in the middle
of the road, Long and 23rd. Caller
brought knife to the Police Depart-
ment.
11:14 p.m. - Nathan David
Lewis, 20, arrested for felony
fourth-degree assault (domestic
violence) and strangulation, 4830
48th Loop. Caller had reported her
daughter, who is 8 months pregnant,
was allegeedly being assaulted by
her husband. Lewis transported to
Linn County Jail.
12:01 p:m. - Caller reported
tires on vehicle were slashed, 900
block of Poplar. Three tires slashed.
Valued at $100. Report taken.
Jan. 29
5:07 a.m. - Jeffrey Louis
Wodtli, 49, cited for noise viola-
tion, 221 18thAve.
1:08 p.m. - Michelle Kimberly
Ray, 21. arrested on Lebanon war-
rant for failure to appear and Leba-
non warrant for failure to comply
on original charge of misdemeanor
driving while suspended, near Post
Office. Transported to Lebanon Po-
lice Department.
Jan. 28
12:27 a.m. - Scott James
Lutz, 41, arrested on Lion County
warrant for failure to comply on
original charge of second-degree
criminal mischief (owes 10 days in
jail) and charged with possession
of meth, 300 West Holley Road.,
Stonebrook Apartments. Trans-
pOrted to Linn County Jail.
12:58 a.m. - Donald Wayne
Ames Sr., 48, arrested on Sweet
Home warrant for failure to ap-
pear on original charge of second-
degree criminal mischief and on
Linn County warrant for failure to
comply on original charge of dis-
orderly conduct (owes five days
in jail), 1111 Nandina St. Given
conditional release on warrant for
medical reasons.
11:36 a.m. - Caller reported
someone made unauthorized trans-
actions on her debit card, 1700
block of Long. Report taken.
11:52 a.m. - Jason Wesly
Brown, 39, arrested for fourth-
degree assault. 1707 Main St., Les
Schwab Tire Center. Cited and re-
leased.
8:55 p.m. - Caller reported
two susptcious males in the area
acting like they were casing hous-
es, Nandina and Evergreen. officer
contacted one male, who was not
cooperative. Will patrol as time al-
lows.
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9 p.m. - Caller reported two
subjects at location and was con-
cerned they were attempting to
break into a church, 400 block
of Oak Terrace. Officer checked
building, which was secure with no
signs of forced entry.
10:33 p.m. - Tayla Esperanza
Fick, 15, referred to Juvenile De-
partment for runaway. Released to
parents.
Jan. 27
8:01 a.m. - Caller reported
that garage had been pried open,
1000 block of 12th. Report taken
for theft of tools and auto parts val-
ued at about $1,000.
4:19 p.m. - Dustyn Lee Bar-
cus, 35, arrested for third-degree
theft, 1530 Main St., Santiam Drug.
Approximate value was $2. Barcus
also arrested on Lebanon warrant
for failure to comply on an animal
violation. Cited and released.
11:39 p.m. - Amanda Grace
Howser, 37, cited for driving while
suspended, driving uninsured and
failure to carry proof of insurance,
Hilltop Market parking lot.
Jan. 26
11:55 a.m. - Jason Riley Beas-
ley, 38, arrested for menacing (do-
mestic violence) and felony fourth-
degree assault (domestic violence),
4305 Main St. Transported to Linn
County Jail.
9:17 p.m. - Marvin Stanley
Miller, 52, cited for driving while
suspended, driving uninsured and
failure to carry proof of insurance,
2200 block of 22nd.
Jan. 25
5:46 a.m. - Caller reported
gasoline stolen from his vehicle
during the night, 500 block of 17th.
Officer took report for third-degree
theft of approximately five gallons
of gasoline.
10:46 a.m. - John Alan Cess-
nun, 41, arrested on Yamhill war-
rant for probation violation on
original charges of possession of
a controlled substance, two counts
of recklessly endangering another,
possession of meth and attempting
to elude, 100 Main St. Transported
to Linn County Jail.
11:23 a.m. - Caller reported
that someone had driven onto the
field just below the junior high
school and damaged the lawn by
cutting cookies, 880 22nd Ave.,
Sweet Home Junior High.
1:28 p.m. - Caller fOund some
large tools in the intersection,
Pleasant Valley and Main. Tools
seized and placed in property.
1:51 p.m. - Caller reported
that she may have had a prowler at
her house the morning before, and
today her house had been hit with
paintballs, 600 block of Mountain
View. Officer responded. No per-
manent damage from paintball. In-
formation noted.
6:34 p.m. - Caller reported
theft of approximately 15 firearms,
700 block of 28th. Officer respond-
ed and took report for first-degree
burglary, first-degree theft and sec-
ond-degree criminal mischief.
8:33 p.m. - Alicia Marie Boat-
wright, 17, referred to Juvenile
Department for runaway, Sankey
Park. Released to mother.
Jan. 24
3:56 p.m. - School bus driver
reported that a young female driver
did not stop for flashing red lights,
1100 block of 15th. Letter sent to
registered owner of vehicle.
4:18 p.m. - Caller reported
a missing Taurus .357 revolver,
29900 block of Fairview. Report
taken.
5:24 p.m. - Caller attempted to
purchase an item on Craigslist.com
and sent $866 via Western Union,
38200 block of Courtney Creek.
He then realized the transaction
was a scam, cancelled the transac-
tion and contacted Western Union,
which opened an investigation. No
money exchanged or lost.
4:51 p.m. - Caller reported
that someone stole her set of keys
from one of her classes, 1641 Long
St., Sweet Home High School.
7:53 p.m. - Caller reported that
someone just attempted to reach
into a partially opened garage door
and steal one of his chainsaws,
1200 block of 40th. Officer did not
locate anyone but would patrol ex-
tra as time allowed.
7:57 p.m. - Caller reported
theft of two laptops and jewelry,
200 block of Nandina. Officer re-
sponded. Report taken.
9:20p.m. - Caller reported
theft of a generator and set of tires
from his back porch, 3600 block
of Green River. Officer responded.
Report taken for theft of items val-
ued at approximately $300.
10:53 p.m. - Callers reported
subjects with gas can just tried to
steal gasoline, 1600 block of Elm.
One caller chased subjects, and
they got into a silver Saturn and
headed toward Turbyne. Officer re-
sponded but was unable to locate.
Callers not sure if any gasoline was
actually stolen.
Jan. 23
2:32 p.m. - Caller heard her
sliding glass door open. Just as she
was going to call out, her front door
bell rang. A male subject said he
was looking for his cat. Caller was
certain the male subject opened
the sliding glass door and believed
that someone might be looking for
a place to commit a daytime bur-
glary, 900 block of Oak Terrace.
Officer responded and determined
the subject was most likely plan-
ning to do a burglary.
2:53 p.m. - Caller reported a
male entered the business, stole a
patron's purse and fled, 6305 Main
St., The Point Restaurant. Officer
responded. Report taken, suspect
identified and officers attempted to
locate suspect.
3:58 p.m. - Caller reported
theft of Ruger Blackhawk .44 mag-
num, valued at $450, 28000 block
of Riggs Hill Road.
5:45 p.m. - Donna Christine
Lovato, 46, cited for driving un-
insured with crash, 621 Main St.,
Thriftway. Caller had reported one
vehicle backing into another. One
female transported to Samaritan
Lebanon Community Hospital by
Sweet Home medics.
6:27 p.m. - Luke Kenneth
Buehner, 28, arrested for second-
degree theft in followup from the
call at 2:53 p.m. at The Point Res-
taurant, 1540 Main St., Safeway.
Cited and released.
Jan. 21
3:51 p.m. - Caller reported a
male passed out in a Geo Metro on
Santiam Terrace in the wrong di-
rection of travel. Medics arrived on
scene. Subject was napping while
waiting for someone. No further
. action.
Jan. 20
7:20 a.m. - Caller reported sub-
ject sleeping on the porch, 44100
block of Highway 20. Caller was
watching the house for residents
who were out of town. No one was
supposed to be at the house. A dep-
uty contacted a woman sleeping
on the porch. Female was a tran-
sient traveling to Newport. Female
moved on.
Police: Keep your eyes open
Sweet Home Police Chief
Bob Burford is asking members
the public to keep an eye out
for suspicious activities in their
neighborhoods following a rash of
burglaries and attempted burglar-
ies last week.
In a burglary near 10th and
Elm, a pair of laptops and jewelry
were stolen Tuesday, while the
day before, in an apparently con-
nected incident on Oak Terrace, a
male subject knocked on the front
door and said he was looking for
his cat.
Other calls included a report
of a lost generator, a purse stolen
from a restaurant, 15 firearms sto-
len from 28th Avenue and a would-
be thief reaching into a garage, at-
tempting to steal a chainsaw.
Saturday night brought two
reports of suspicious males pos-
sibly casing houses around Nan-
dina and Evergreen and possibly
attempting to break into a church
on Oak Terrace.
Anyone who sees anything
unusual around their neighbor-
hoods, unknown people or people
going around the back of a house
should call the police, Burford
said. The burglars likely have a
vehicle.
"I would encourage home-
owners to take a security check
around the exterior of their house,"
said Det. Cyndi Pichardo.
The Police Department will
be happy to take a look and offer
suggestions, Burford said.
Pichardo said she also would
be interested in hearing about ran-
dom strangers looking for missing
pets.
"You know your neighbors,"
Burford said. Residents know who
is usually in their neighborhoods.
"You're really our eyes and ears."
If the public and police can
work together, they can identify
and stop the burglars, he said.
