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Man gets 4.5 years prison in Keizer attack with hammer
A man involved in an attack with a hammer in Keizer was sentenced to 4 ½ years prison Wednesday, officials said. Jose Emanuel Patricio, 20, pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful use of a weapon in the incident. Police said he and two other men, Fermin Flores-Bautista, 21, and Hector Flores, 18, went to an apartment complex in the 3900 block of Partridge Lane NE in Keizer just before 9 p.m. One of the suspects is accused of hitting another man in the chin with a hammer while Patricio carried a shotgun. Several shots were fired into the apartment complex. The suspects fled but were found later in a van near the complex. The gun was also found, according to police. Flores-Bautista, who is charged with second and third-degree assault, is next scheduled to appear in court Feb. 7. The third man wasn’t charged as an adult, according to online court records.
Man gets 4.5 years prison in Keizer attack with hammer
A man involved in an attack with a hammer in Keizer was sentenced to 4 ½ years prison Wednesday, officials said. Jose Emanuel Patricio, 20, pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful use of a weapon in the incident. Police said he and two other men, Fermin Flores-Bautista, 21, and Hector Flores, 18, went to an apartment complex in the 3900 block of Partridge Lane NE in Keizer just before 9 p.m. One of the suspects is accused of hitting another man in the chin with a hammer while Patricio carried a shotgun. Several shots were fired into the apartment complex. The suspects fled but were found later in a van near the complex. The gun was also found, according to police. Flores-Bautista, who is charged with second and third-degree assault, is next scheduled to appear in court Feb. 7. The third man wasn’t charged as an adult, according to online court records.
Salem police halt search after suspect goes underground
A man fleeing from police took shelter in a culvert system under the southeast part of Salem this afternoon. An officer saw the man — a suspect in a theft case — near McGilchrist and 16th streets SE about 12:30 p.m. Officials said the suspect then jumped into Pringle Creek and began swimming, toward an underground culvert. The suspect kept moving through the tunnel, and police were able to keep track of him as he moved past manholes on Oxford Street SE. Salem Public Works brought a camera to send underground to find the suspect. Police called off the search out of concern for the man’s safety. “We were concerned if we continued to chase him he’d just get himself into more trouble,” spokesman Lt. Dave Okada said.
Salem police halt search after suspect goes underground
A man fleeing from police took shelter in a culvert system under the southeast part of Salem this afternoon. An officer saw the man — a suspect in a theft case — near McGilchrist and 16th streets SE about 12:30 p.m. Officials said the suspect then jumped into Pringle Creek and began swimming, toward an underground culvert. The suspect kept moving through the tunnel, and police were able to keep track of him as he moved past manholes on Oxford Street SE. Salem Public Works brought a camera to send underground to find the suspect. Police called off the search out of concern for the man’s safety. “We were concerned if we continued to chase him he’d just get himself into more trouble,” spokesman Lt. Dave Okada said.
2 injured after crash into creek off Highway 22 near Grand Ronde
Two people were injured after their vehicle crashed off Highway 22 near Grand Ronde late this morning. According to Oregon State Police, a 2004 Jeep Liberty was headed east on the highway when it left the road, went 30 feet down an embankment, hit a tree and ended up in three feet of water in Casper Creek. A Polk County inmate work crew saw the crash and tried to help, but couldn’t get two people or their dog from the Jeep. West Valley Fire Department firefighters pulled the driver, Gertrude Dickey, 57, and her brother, Monty E. Dickey, 67, from the car, according to OSP Sgt. Brad Hessel. Both suffered injuries that were not life-threatening, and police said Monty Dickey was taken by medical helicopter to Salem Hospital. Their Labrador dog was not injured.
2 injured after crash into creek off Highway 22 near Grand Ronde
Two people were injured after their vehicle crashed off Highway 22 near Grand Ronde late this morning. According to Oregon State Police, a 2004 Jeep Liberty was headed east on the highway when it left the road, went 30 feet down an embankment, hit a tree and ended up in three feet of water in Casper Creek. A Polk County inmate work crew saw the crash and tried to help, but couldn’t get two people or their dog from the Jeep. West Valley Fire Department firefighters pulled the driver, Gertrude Dickey, 57, and her brother, Monty E. Dickey, 67, from the car, according to OSP Sgt. Brad Hessel. Both suffered injuries that were not life-threatening, and police said Monty Dickey was taken by medical helicopter to Salem Hospital. Their Labrador dog was not injured.
SWAT team serves warrant in east Salem
A police SWAT team served a warrant in the east Salem area today. The team surrounded a home near Silverton Road NE and 45th Avenue NE and served the warrant about 3 p.m. Police did not identify any suspects or people who were arrested citing the ongoing investigation.
SWAT team serves warrant in east Salem
A police SWAT team served a warrant in the east Salem area today. The team surrounded a home near Silverton Road NE and 45th Avenue NE and served the warrant about 3 p.m. Police did not identify any suspects or people who were arrested citing the ongoing investigation.
Flood damage in Marion County tops $11.2 million
Marion County communities sustained more than $11.2 million worth of damage from last week's flooding, according to an initial estimate released today. Complete coverage: Floods of January 2012
Flood damage in Marion County tops $11.2 million
Marion County communities sustained more than $11.2 million worth of damage from last week's flooding, according to an initial estimate released today. Complete coverage: Floods of January 2012
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