December 2008

> Hello Corbett Citizens and Neighbors,
>
> I’ve attached the Sheriff’s Office December Corbett
> report log. I also included several photos of the crazy weather that our
> deputies encountered while on patrol recently. Our deputies used 4x4
> vehicles throughout the storm and even then, traveling was quite
> treacherous.
>
> In regard to criminal activity, the only noticeable trend was two
> vehicle break-ins on the same day and about an hour apart; probably by the
> same person(s). I was also excited about one arrest in particular: a
> deputy noticed a suspicious vehicle traveling through Corbett twice during
> the day but the deputy had no probable cause to conduct a traffic stop.
> The deputy noticed the vehicle a third time later in the day as it was
> taking the 181^st exit off I84. This time, the deputy had found cause to
> conduct a traffic stop. The driver was found to have a burglary warrant,
> tools for stealing cars and a digital camera memory chip. The chip was
> later found to be stolen during a Portland burglary four days earlier.
> Despite the fact that the deputy had seen the man and his female passenger
> in Corbett earlier in the day, the man was insistent that he had not been
> in Corbett. The man was arrested and his vehicle was towed.
>
> In light of this incident, I would ask that each of you please act as
> our “eyes and ears” and report any suspicious activity or
> persons. If you feel that the activity does not warrant a 911 call, please
> call our non-emergency number at 503-823-3333. Or, if you’ve
> obtained some kind of suspicious information after-the-fact or would simply
> like to speak with a deputy, I’d ask that you please call my
> voicemail (503-251-2502) or simply email your phone number and a good time
> to call.
>
>
> Thank you,
>
> Deputy Joe Graziano

YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE DECEMBER CRIME LOG AND SEE SOME PICTURES VIA THE BELOW PDF: