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Mountain Shadows Trailer Park.
Officer took report. Some $280
missing.
9:19 p.m. - Caller reported
male subject just stole items from
Safeway, 1540 Main St. Male was
last seen headed toward Dairy Queen
on Main. Report taken. Unknown
value,
Feb. 20
11:59 a.m. - Caller reported
theft of cell phone and that his
account had been used, 200 block
of West Holley. Report taken for
second-degree theft.
5:08 p.m. - Caller reported
house was burglarized while he
was gone, 1800 block of Tamarack.
Officer took report for first-degree
burglary. Approximate value was
$150.
5.'34 p.m. - Sandra Carlynn
Freeman, 52, arrested for fourth-
degree assault, 1530 Tamarack St.,
Mountain Shadows Trailer Park.
Cited and released.
7:15 p.m. - Caller reported red
pickup came down off the hill going
so fast it slid through his yard and
around the corner, 4600 block of
Airport Road. Yard was damaged by
vehicle. Report taken.
7:51 p.m. - Caller reported two
males going into location, 751 Main
St. Caller was suspicious because
most businesses were closed. Officer
responded and located owner of
business at location.
7:57 p.m. - Caller reported
vehicle pulling into the new
subdivision and turning off lights,
near 43rd Avenue. Several subjects
exited the vehicle and walked around
with flashlights. Officer located
vehicle leaving the area and then the
city.
Feb. 19
4:21 a.m. - Officer flagged
down by male who stated the Sweet
Home Liquor Store had a window
broken out, 1301 Main St. Report
taken for burglary. Approximately
$500 in damage. Unknown amount
of alcohol appeared to be missing.
10:53 a.m. - Darrell George
Berrigan, 29, turned himself in on
Linn County supervisory warrant
for failure to comply on original
charge of harassment (owes two
days in jail) and on Linn County
warrant for failure to appear on
original charge of harassment,
1950 Main St., Sweet Home Police
Department. Given conditional
release due to illness.
12:04 p.m. - Caller reported
neighbor shot one of her peacocks,
28300 block of Scott Mountain.
Neighbor is confined to a wheelchair
and must use a concrete pad to get in
and out of his vehicle. The peacocks
were on his back porch and concrete
pad "pooping" and making a mess.
The neighbor said he attempted to
contact the peacocks' owners and ran
them off five separate times. A friend
attempted to chase the peacocks
away a sixth time, but one hunkered
down near a creek, and the friend
shot one. No criminal charges. No
further action.
3:03 p.m. - Caller reported that
while en route up the pass, a Car
came up and tried to run him off the
road, 48700 block of Highway 20.
The caller was forced to stop, and the
other driver threatened him. Deputy
took report.
3:26 p.m. - Lewis Eugene
Walling, 45, arrested on Linn County
supervisory warrant for failure
to comply on original charge of
disorderly conduct, behind 1234
Main St. Held until midnight and
released.
4:36 p,m. - Caller reported
someone stole his wallet, 6200 block
of Main. Report taken. Approximate
value was $10.
7:03 p.m. - Caller reported
female left without paying for $20
in gasoline, 76 station at 18th and
Main. Report taken.
7:05 p.m. - Caller reported that
upon her return home, her house had
been entered and property stolen,
2500 block of Kalmia. Officer took
report for burglary. Approximately
$1,000 in missing property.
9:28 p.m. - Mitch Allen Fowler,
20, arrested in connection with
burglary of Sweet Home Liquor Store
for second-degree burglary, first-
degree theft, second-degree criminal
mischief and minor in possession
of alcohol, 1530 Tamarack St.,
Mountain Shadows Trailer Park.
Transported to Linn County Jail.
Feb. 18
3:24 p.m. - Joshua Aaron
Freeman, 25, arrested for attempted
first-degree rape, first-degree sexual
abuse and coercion, 1950 Main St.,
Sweet Home Police Department.
Transported to Linn County Jail,
5:30 p.m. - Shane William
Wells, 35, cited for driving while
suspended, failure toregister vehicle,
driving uninsuredl failure to carry
proof of insurance and speeding,
33-25, 2200 block of Long. Vehicle
impounded.
10:12 p.m. - Caller reported
vehicle with motor running parked
in driveway of vacant house, 2700
block of Long. When caller's son
walked up to the vehicle to make
contact with the driver, the driver
put the vehicle inreverse and left.
Officer responded. Unable to locate
vehicle. Nothing suspicious around
the house. Officer would patrol the
neighborhood.
Feb. 16
6:59 a.m. - Caller reported
husband had not arrived for work
at his job in Springfield, 41100
block of McQueen. Vehicle drove
off roadwa¢ near milepost 10 of
Highway 228 and hit a mailbox. The
vehicle continued on Highway 228
and turned onto McQueen toward
driver's residence. Driver Terry Lee
McFarland found to be disoriented.
Sweet Home medics tended to
him. Deputy reported it appeared
the subject had ingested incorrect
medication inadvertently, causing a
medical emergency.
Feb. 15
9:03 a.m. - Caller reported mail
stolen sometime over night, 28800
block of Liberty. Caller had noticed
tax paperwork in the mailbox the
night before and then noticed it
missing in the morning. Report
taken.
Feb. 12
12:23 a.m. - Caller reported
three to four subjects on his property
stealing his cooler and tools, 40900
block of Skyline. Report taken.
3:16 a.m. - Caller reported that
a vehicle pulled into driveway and
subjects with flashlights outside the
house, 28900 block of Dixie. Deputy
responded and walked around the
house but could see no tracks in the
More burglaries
A new series of burglaries do
not appear to be connected to the
burglaries of the past two months,
police say.
Since Feb. 19, Sweet Home has
had five 'reported burglaries, four
residential and one commercial.
The first was a report of a
burglary in the 2500 block of Kalmia
Street on Feb. 19, said Police Chief
Bob Burford. The occupants had been
gone, and the burglary was probably
part of the series of burglaries
reported in January and February.
One suspect has been charged
in connection to burglaries in that
series. Two additional suspects have
been arrested for theft by receiving
in connection to the case.
Three later burglaries are not as
likely to be connected to the series of
burglaries and all involved unlocked
front doors, Burford said.
frost and dew-covered grass. The
vehicle that drove in wasthe paper
delivery. Deputy located tire tracks
in the dew.
Feb, 11
4:48 p.m. - Caller reported that
while fishing someone broke out her
driver's window and took her purse,
Highway 20 milepost 38. Medication
was the only thing of value in the
purse. Report taken.
reported in SH
On Feb. 20, a resident reported
a burglary and theft of tools in the
1800 block of Tamarack. There was
no sign of forced entry.
On Feb. 21, a resident reported
a burglary and the theft of $280 in
rent money in the 1500 block of
Tamarack.
On Feb. 22, a resident reported
a burglary and theft of medication
in the 2300 block of Main while she
was taking her daughter to school.
The last three burglaries could
be connected, Burford said, but these
are cases where people have left their
homes unlocked. The circumstances
of those burglaries are different from
the earlier series of burglaries.
The New Era reported the
commercial burglary, Sweet Home
Liquor on Feb. 19, in last week's
edition. One man was charged in that
burglary.
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