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Coulee Dam
6/11 - A man who said he was
wanted on a warrant turned himself
in at the police department.
Dispatch confirmed the warrant
from Douglas County. He was
taken to Okanogan County Jail.
6/12 - A woman was stopped
for following another vehicle too
closely. Upon checking, the officer
found that the woman’s driver’s
license was suspended. The
woman was warned on following
too close, failing to transfer title,
for not having a valid insurance
card and not having her driver’s
license on her person. She was
cited for driving while suspended
and a passenger took charge of
the vehicle.
- An Idaho driver, stopped for
passenger not wearing a seatbelt,
was cited for driving while
suspended and for not having
insurance. The passenger received
a warning for not wearing
a seatbelt.
- An Elmer City man complained
to police about an officer
parked at the bottom of the Elmer
City Access Road and checking
traffic. The man said it was tribal
land and claimed it was illegal for
police to do that. He also said it
was illegal for an officer to park
behind signs, bushes or houses.
He said he would take his complaint
to the Washington State
Patrol.
6/13 - Plant Protection advised
police that there was a
large motorhome parked in the
Visitor Center apparently parked
for the night. Police rapped on
the motorhome and advised the
owner that they could park along
Sixth Street. The man moved his
motorhome.
6/14 - An officer observed a
male and female on a motorcycle
at Mead and Columbia when the
cycle fell over. The officer assisted
and found that the male rider was
under the influence of alcohol. He
wrote a DUI ticket.
- Police checked on a report
that a bunch of brush had been
dumped on Bureau of Reclamation
property near the Elmer City
Access Road.
6/15 - Police went to a residence
on Aspen Street to assist
EMS personnel to lift an elderly
man into an ambulance.
- Police noticed a female driver
known to be suspended driving a
vehicle. She had been told earlier
in the day about driving and had
been warned six times earlier.
She was cited again.
6/16 - Police noticed a driver
crossing the center line and
bumping the curb. He was issued
a DUI citation. His car was
towed.
- Police checked out a man who
had taken a 16-foot-long pipe to
the recycling center. He said the
pipe held heavy conduit from the
dam. After checking the story out,
the officer cleared the call.
- A man tried to turn onto the
“rez” to avoid a ticket but got a
citation for having expired tabs.
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- A man was arrested for residential
burglary on Camas Street
after he admitted he had entered
the house through the bathroom
window to get his “pot” inside. He
was taken to Okanogan County
Jail.
- A woman from Omak advised
police that she had received text
messages from a youth saying he
planned to jump to his death. Police
were unable to locate him.
6/17 - Police checked on a man
on River Drive who was reported
as suicidal. The man answered
the door along with his mother
and said he was not contemplating
suicide.
- Police checked on a Level 3
sex offender who reportedly was in
Mason City Park. The man wasn’t
doing anything wrong and was not
in violation of his status.
6/19 - A local resident told police
that he thought he had seen
a drug transaction, and he gave a
description of one of the persons.
Police found the man, questioned
him and he agreed to a search.
Police didn’t find anything.
6/20 - An officer noticed that a
driver wasn’t wearing her seatbelt.
She didn’t think she needed
to wear a seatbelt on the reservation.
The officer found that she
was wanted on two warrants. She
was arrested and taken to Okanogan
County Jail.
6/22 - A woman on Stevens
Avenue complained to police that
her neighbor’s compost pile was
creeping into her yard, their garage
light was shining into their
bedroom window and that the
neighbor played opera music too
loud. The officer suggested that
she talk with her neighbors about
the problem.
- An officer noticed two young
looking females go to a tobacco
store. When one came out she
handed something to the other girl
who put something in her pocket.
The officer stopped the two and
asked their ages. The one who
purchased a pack of cigarettes was
18, but had no identification and
the other was only 16. The officer
took the two back to the store and
asked why they had sold a pack
of cigarettes to a girl that looked
young and didn’t have identification.
The clerk said that she was
told by another clerk that it was
okay. The officer had the clerk take
the unopened cigarettes back and
refund the money to the two. Then
he warned them of what they had
done.
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6/19 - An officer was suspicious
when a vehicle kept following him
at night and all the way to the officer’s
residence. One of the persons
in the vehicle told the officer that
he had a warrant out for him and
he just wanted to turn himself
in. The officer made sure he got
his wish and took him to Grant
County Jail.
- Plant Protection advised
police that a semi and trailer
were parked in a limited access
area. Police checked the vehicle
but couldn’t immediately find the
driver. Later, talking with the
driver, it was stated that someone
working at the dam advised him
he could park there while waiting
to deliver items to the project.
- Okanogan Home Monitoring
center asked police to check on
a woman living on Spokane Way
because they had lost the signal
to a bracelet she was supposed
to be wearing. After pounding on
the door for several minutes the
woman finally came to the door
and was wearing her bracelet. The
agency was notified.
- Police were called to the Wolf’s
Den where a bartender had asked
for assistance when four people
who had been refused service
refused to leave. Police found one
woman, 20, who had been drinking.
She was cited and the four
agreed to leave the keys to their
vehicle with the bartender since
no one apparently had a license.
Later police were advised that
two of men went inside the bar
again and demanded the keys.
They were given the keys and
police were advised and stopped
the car near pole park. The driver
was cited for not having a license
and driving while under the influence.
6/20 - Plant Protection advised
police that someone was waving a
homemade flag in the upper parking
lot at the Visitor Center and
acting strange. Police found that
it was a group of people from a
gospel mission organization who
were not doing anything wrong.
- Grant County PUD reported
that someone had tampered with
a junction power box and was
obviously trying to steal services.
The service had been turned off at
the Main Street location a week
earlier. The resident said he didn’t
know what happened to the junction
box.
- A woman on West Grand Avenue
in Electric City reported that
someone had damaged her vehicle
during the night.
- A woman on West Grand
Avenue in Electric City reported
to police that someone had stolen
several gallons of gas from her
vehicle.
6/21 - Police stopped a woman
who was talking on her cell phone
while driving. They learned she
didn’t have insurance. She was
cited for both offenses.
- An Electric City man was
stopped for not wearing his seatbelt.
He was cited for that and for
not having insurance.
6/22 - An Electric City man
advised police that someone had
taken a large antique blacksmithing
hammer from near a building
on Taylor and Kent. He said the
item weighed about a ton.
- Police were called to Coulee
Medical Center, where a 22-monthold
girl was being treated for a dog
bite. The officer learned from another
child that the girl had been
bitten by a dog at a West Grand
Avenue residence in Electric City.
The owner of the dog had stated
to police that the child had fallen
on a rake. Medical staff attending
the child said the punctures were
consistent with a dog bite.
6/23 - A man who gave an Omak
address was cited for vehicle
prowling after he crawled inside
a vehicle behind the liquor store.
The owner of the car said she had
not given the man permission to
be in her car.
6/24 - Police checked on an
alarm at Les Schwab Tires on
Spokane Way. After checking inside,
the officer determined that
spider webs might have triggered
the alarm.
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