1F r - June 20, 2012 Your COMMUNITY Page 9
Photos by Scott Swanson
Danika Fisher, 6, puts her name on a fish print she made at the Foster Free Fishing Day event held Saturday,
July 9, at Lewis Creek Park. At left is her mother, Michelle Fisher, while, behind them, her dad Larry Fisher
helps Braylie Fisher, 2, pairtt. At right, Candace Gray of the U.S. Forest Service staffs the booth. The event in-
cluded games, displays and lots of fishing as stocked trout were released into a netted enclosure off the beach.
Above, left, Matthew Blundon, 9 months, of Springfield holds his first catch ever -a whopper that he snagged
with some help from his morn. His dad, Brett Blundon, holding him, is a fisheries biologist with the U.S. Forest
Service. At left, a young angler exults over the fish he caught.
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lighter fluid into a fire, 1200 block
of 43rd. Officer contacted parents
and made them aware.
June 13
4:12 a.m.- Officer lbcated
additional graffiti at 1206 Main St.
Approximate damage was $1130.
1:09 p.m. - Caller reported that
a male in his house would not let him
inside, then another caller reported
that two males were throwing hot
coffee on each other and fighting
'with sticks, 3200 block of Main.
Officer responded. Parties were
separated. There was no physical
injury, and neither party wished to
• pursue charges.
1:09 p.m. - Steve Terry Walker,
23, arrested on Linn County warrant
for failure to comply on a traffic
citation, with full cash bail of $617
required, 1 lth and Poplar. Cited and
released.
2:43 p.m. - Single-vehicle
crash involving a green 2002
Honda Civic, 43700 block of
North River Drive. Three injured,
including driver Kyle B. Dearborn,
16, and passengers Hailey A.
DeLeon, 14, and Marissa L. Estes,
14, all of Lebanon. DeLeon and
Dearborn transported to hospital
by ambulance. Estes transported
by REACH air ambulance. The
vehicle crashed when it hit a rough
patch of pavement, dropping onto
the shoulder, locking up brakes and
striking a tree on an embankment
above Foster Lake. No citations.
2:56 p.m. - Caller reported
that someone had used an elderly
female's account and made
fraudulent charges, 1000 block of
Cedar. Bank alerted account owner,
and the bank covered charges.
3:27 p.m. - Caller reported
that an Oregon Trail card was
used at location last week without
permission, 621 Main St., Thriftway.
Report taken.
3:57 p.m. - Caller reported
a juvenile sitting on a computer
chair, which was tied to a bicycle
and being pulled down the street
by another juvenile, Mountain
View and 22nd. Officer responded.
Unable to locate.
9:24 p.m. - Caller reported fire
at Hawthorne Elementary School,
and juveniles were reported running
from the area, 3205 Long St. Officer
responded. Accidental smoke alarm
activation by employee.
June 12
6:46 a.m. - Caller reported
that someone painted graffiti on
CenturyLink building, 1208 10th
Ave. Report taken.
7:03 a.m. - Police officer
located building with graffiti
painted on it, 1206 Main St. Report
taken.
4:19 p.m. - Jory Ryan Davis,
28, arrested on Linn County
warrant for failure to appear on
original charge of second-degree
criminal trespass, Lebanon Justice
Court warrant for failure to appear
on a criminal citation and parole
violation in California for a traffic
offense, 1024 Mountain View Road.
Transported tO Linn County Jail to
await extradition to California.
5:05 p.m. - Caller located drug
paraphernalia near the old phone
booth at Towne Pump, 890 Main St.
Item seized for destruction.
5:23 p.m. - Caller reported
that his boat and boat motor were
stolen approximately two weeks
ago, 2200 block of Main. Items
taken from address outside of city
limits. Linn County Sheriff's Office
advised. Boat located at a local
business and returned, but the motor
and other items remained missing.
Investigation continuing.
5:43 p.m. - Lynette Irene
Leslie, 33, arrested for third-degree
theft of items valued at $7, 1530
Main St., Santiam Drug. Cited and
released.
7:19 p.m. - Caller reported that
someone had entered his vehicle
while he was fishing, Pleasant
Valley Boat Ramp. Wires were cut
and an iPod stolen. Items valued
at $250, and damage estimated at
$10.
7:52 p.m. - Caller reported that
someone attempted to break into her
car while parked at Thriftway, 621
Main St. Officer responded. Vehicle
was not entered. A third party saw
someone try toget into the vehicle.
The subject left the area when the
subject noticed that someone was
Photos by Sean C. Morgan
Firefighters help a passenger up an embankment from a crash above Foster Lake off North River Drive. The
single-vehicle crash was reported at 2:43 p.m. on June 13 in the 43700 block, near Gedney Creek. The driver
hit rough pavement, in an area that includes slumping pavement and gravel, and lost control.
A REACH air ambulance takes off with a patient Marissa Estesfrom the
field below Sweet Home Junior High. More details about the crash and
vehicle occupants are in the Public Safety log at far left.
watching.
June 11
3:49 p.m. - Caller's son
located seven unspent .22-caliber
cartridges, Sankey Park at BMX
track. Cartridges seized.
4:28 p.m. - Robert Hershel
Briggs, 38, arrested for fourth-
degree assault, 1351 Clark Mill
Road. Cited and released.
8:50 p.m. - Jacob Paul Hepler,
21, arrested for driving under the
influence, 12th and Redwood. Cited
and released.
10:21 p.m. -J.J. Lee Purcell,
18, arrested on Sweet Home
warrant for failure to appear on
original charge of second-degree
criminal mischief, Eugene. Cited
and released.
June 9
8:17 p.m. - Caller reported
a male with a vehicle in a ditch,
42200 Ames Creek Drive. Deputy
responded and found roadway
evidence of a crash. The vehicle
looked like it was traveling west
on Ames Creek when it lost
control negotiating a curve. The
vehicle appeared to have spun and
impacted a steep embankment on
the north side of the road. It looked
like someone had cleaned up the
roadway, and an Oregon license
plate was in the ditch. The deputy
did not see any property damage.
The vehicle was clearly totaled with
more than $1,500 worth of damage.
• Airbags had been deployed on the
driver's side. The deputy did not
see any blood or obvious sign of
injury. The license plate was placed
inside the vehicle. Driver was not
located, and the investigation was
continuing.
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