Wilsonville Spokesman Online

1-6 Police Reports

Reports are provided by the Wilsonville Police Department, a service of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office

• Published: 1/12/2010 3:20:54 PM

POLICE REPORTS
Wilsonville Police reported the following incidents. The department is run under contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office. Incidents are listed by category and in order of time reported. All suspects are legally innocent until proved guilty in court.

ARRESTED
Darrell Lawrence Dodak, 29, Canby – He was arrested at 1:03 p.m. Dec. 19, Highway 551 at Arndt Road, Aurora, and put on a parole hold after his car was stopped for unreasonable noise. A marijuana pipe and tin filled with marijuana were seized. He was booked into Clackamas County Jail.
Joshua Paul Walters, 32, no address – He was arrested at 8:47 a.m. Dec. 21, S.W. Elligsen Road at Argyle Avenue, and charged with giving false information to an officer and failure to appear on a previous charge of resisting arrest. He was booked into Clackamas County Jail, with bail set at $12,500.
Andrea M. Haskins, 35, Lake Oswego – She was arrested at 9 p.m. Dec. 21, 29400 block, S.W. Town Center Loop, and charged with second-degree theft after being accused of shoplifting at Fry’s Electronics. She was booked into Clackamas County Jail, with no bail set.
Moses Navarro, 47, Turner – He was arrested at 3:05 p.m. Dec. 22, 29400 block, S.W. Town Center Loop West, and charged with second-degree theft. He was accused of shoplifting at Fry’s Electronics, and booked into Clackamas County Jail, where he was cited and released.
Joshua Todd Summerhays, 28, Portland – He was arrested at 11:15 p.m. Dec. 25, S.W. Wilsonville Road at S.W. Meadows Loop, and charged with a parole violation. He was booked into Clackamas County Jail, with no bail set.
Donald Dennis Chamberlain, 53, Aurora – He was arrested at 6:49 p.m. Dec. 26, 909 West 1st Street, Canby, and charged with a probation violation for manufacture of a controlled substance. He was booked into Clackamas County Jail, with no bail set.

BURGLARY
Dec. 23, 10900 block, S.W. Parkview Drive – A 42-inch flat panel TV and $20 in cash were stolen from a residence sometime between 5:30 p.m. Dec. 22 and 3:30 p.m. Dec. 23. A sliding glass door had been left unlocked. Neighbors reported hearing some noise, but assumed it was the wind. Loss value: $917.
Dec. 28, 10500 block, S.W. Brockway – A home was burglarized while the residents were upstairs sleeping. The sliding glass door was found partially open, and muddy footprints were tracked on the tile and carpet. Two laptop computers, and a box containing cell phones, a wallet and purse, were taken. Loss value: $3,145. The box was found outside, with some contents remaining. A neighbor also discovered that part of a window screen had been cut on her home.

THEFT
Dec. 18, 10100 block, S.W. Commerce Circle – A window was broken on a delivery van, with the GPS unit stolen, as well as a rear view camera display and its camera on the rear roof. The gas cap also was removed as if the thief had attempted to steal gas from the tank.
Dec. 21, 29500 block, S.W. Teton Way – A Christmas tree on display was stolen overnight. Loss value: $300.
Dec. 21, 30200 block, S.W. Boones Ferry Road – A man’s 43cm black and silver Trek mountain bike, valued at $569, was stolen between Dec.14-18, from a bicycle rack in front of Starbuck’s. The bike had been locked with a Trekk cable-style lock.
Dec. 21, 10900 block, S.W. Matzen Drive – A Christmas-decorated giraffe was stolen from a front yard. The previous night, the homeowner found that someone had placed her decorative animals in sexual positions. Loss value: $100.
Dec. 24, 29700 block, S.W. Boones Ferry Road – Three cars were broken into overnight while parked at the Wilsonville Inn. In each car, a window had been smashed to gain entry. Items stolen included a wallet, electronics and cell phones.
Dec. 24, 30500 block, S.W. Ruth Street – An American flag was taken from the front of a home. Loss value: $50.

ATTEMPTED THEFT
Dec. 22, 29800 block, S.W. Rose Lane – A man found his mailbox had been left partially open. He found an envelope containing a $600 check with a cut in the seam. The cut was taped. The man contacted the sender of the check, and found they had not put the slice in the envelope.

UNLAWFUL USE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE
Dec. 28, 29800 block, S.W. Camelot Street – A 1994 white Honda Accord was stolen from a driveway between 10 p.m. Dec. 27 and 3:55 a.m. Dec. 28. It has custom wheels with red center caps. The passenger-side mirror is broken. Loss value: $2,300. The reporting deputy noted that while he was assisting at an earlier traffic crash on Wilsonville Road, he saw the stolen vehicle drive by. A white male adult with dark hair wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt was driving the stolen car at the time.

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
Dec. 18, 29600 block, S.W. Brown Road – Gang-related graffiti was found painted on the side of a four-plex.

CARELESS DRIVING
Dec. 23, 29900 block, S.W. Grahams Ferry Road at S.W. Malloy Way – A 20-year-old Wilsonville resident was transported by ambulance to Meridian Park Hospital after his car lost control, fishtailed and hit a power pole.
A witness told police he was driving south on Grahams Ferry Road about 3:30 p.m.when a car came up behind him. He said the car was going about 60-70 miles per hour and had accelerated to pass him. Because of a curve in the road, the car moved back to the right lane, but went off the pavement onto the soft dirt shoulder. The witness said the other driver appeared to overcorrect, which caused the car to fishtail. It slid sideways through a power pole, snapping it at the base.
Police asked the driver about the accident, but he could not remember anything. He was transported to the hospital and cited for careless driving.  

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