People arrested are innocent unless proven otherwise in
court. Initial charges often change as a case
progresses.

Albany Police

SUV, trailer stolen — About 9:30 a.m. Friday, police received a
call about a vehicle stolen from the 3700 block of Hemlock Place
S.E.

A man said a 2001 Ford Expedition with an Interstate brand trailer
had been taken from in front of his house.

The Expedition and trailer were both red. The SUV bore Oregon
license plate 222 EDG. No value was listed.

The theft happened shortly after midnight Thursday. The thief or
thieves hit a basketball hoop when leaving, causing damage. The
homeowner has provided police with video surveillance footage.
Police have not yet named a suspect.

Linn County Sheriff

Arrest — About 4:35 a.m. Friday, a deputy on patrol noticed
Jebidiah Tate Dezurney on a bicycle on South Main Street in
Brownsville. He knew Dezurney had a failure to appear warrant out
of Linn County and drove toward the man.

Dezurney stopped before the deputy even turned on his lights.

He told the deputy he had some “stuff” on him and the deputy found
some loose marijuana and two glass pipes with meth residue on
them.

Dezurney, 40, of Brownsville was arrested on the warrant and a
charge of unlawful meth possession was added.

Injury crash — Deputies responded to a two-vehicle crash at about
6:45 p.m. Thursday on Kingston-Jordan Road near Sandner
Drive.

One driver, Darlene Narcisa Miller, 22, of Scio, had to be
extricated, and medics transported her to Santiam Memorial Hospital
for a broken leg.

According to a deputy, Miller said she swerved into the oncoming
lane to avoid something in the road. She realized she was coming up
on a curve and slammed on her brakes, but the 2003 Toyota Camry
continued straight and hit the oncoming 1999 Nissan Altima.

The Nissan’s driver, Laree Annette Bates, 49, of Scio, suffered
cuts to her face and medics took her to the hospital in
Stayton.

The roads were slick and there was low visibility due to hard rain,
according to the deputy’s report.

There were no citations.

Splitter stolen — About 7:35 a.m. Thursday, a man in the 41500
block of Keel Mountain Drive called deputies to report the theft of
a wood splitter. He had last seen it the previous Sunday and had
been storing it under a tarp near the wood pile. He valued the
splitter at about $1,200. No suspects.

Lebanon Police

Rifle taken — A man called police at about 10:55 p.m. Thursday to
report a rifle had been stolen out of his vehicle in the 3100 block
of South Main Street.

The Remington 700 bolt-action rifle and scope were worth about
$500. There was damage to a window and some CDs were missing.

Arrest — At 1:10 a.m. Thursday,  an officer spotted Kelsey Sue
Deibele, 23, of Lebanon near the intersection of South Seventh C
streets and arrested her on a contempt of court warrant for heroin
possession.

Deibele allegedly had heroin on her and an additional charge of
heroin possession was added. She was lodged at the Linn County
Jail.

Lights on, but no one inside — About 12:45 a.m. Thursday, police
and medics responded to a crash at the intersection of South
Seventh Street and Airport Road. A car had hit a power pole.

When police arrived, the headlights to the vehicle were on but no
one was inside.

Police attempted to contact the vehicle’s owner but no one was
home.

The ignition had been “punched” indicating the car was likely
stolen. There was a “for sale” sign in the window.

Inside the car were a Toshiba laptop computer, two gas cans and
siphoning hoses, three backpacks, several flashlights and spare
batteries.

Oregon State Police

Too fast — An Oregon State Police trooper clocked a woman driving
at 102 mph early Friday morning.

The trooper noticed the rented Toyota Corolla travelling at
excessive speed at about 7 a.m. Friday, on northbound Interstate 5
about three miles south of the Highway 34 interchange, said Sgt.
Eric Judah.

Judah was able to catch up to the Corolla and said it was traveling
at 100, then 101, then 102 mph.

He had the driver pull over. She had three grade-school-age
children in the car with her.

Cindy Hinojosa of Azusa, Calif. was cited for speeding. Due to
exceeding 100 mph, the maximum bail is set at $1,148.