- Police
arrest 2 Wapato men for drugs
- WAPATO (Tuesday,
4-20-99)--Sunnyside and Wapato Police have
arrested two persons and charged them with
narcotics possession, according to
reports.
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- Arrested for
cocaine possession at 506 S. Wasco, Apt. 18, was
Benny F. Paz, 25, of 6550 Ashue Rd.
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- Leonardo Perez
Vasquez, 42, of 223 Egon, was arrested for
heroin possession at his home, according to Det.
Sgt. Jim Rivard.
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- Police from the two
Valley departments reportedly served two search
warrants to make the collars.
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- Party
time
- Police
arrest 17 in big hill party
- SUNNYSIDE (Sunday,
4-11-99)--The 3.a.m. party at 1204 Grandview
Ave. was a biggie all right--by the time police
were finished, they bagged six juveniles and 11
adults for a variety of crimes.
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- Most were arrested
for alcohol possession and consumption, while
some were taken in for furnishing alcohol for
underage party goers. Some were rapped for false
reporting, obstructing police officers and
possession of drug
paraphernalia.
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- Officer Chico
Rodriguez said Officers received complaints
about a party "with people being loud in the
area and traffic coming and
going."
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- When police
arrived, offenders reportedly ran into the
residence, locked the door behind them and
turned out the lights.
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- The "responsible
party" at the home used profanity and obscene
gestures while refusing to let officers into the
house, Rodriguez said. County records indicate
the home is owned by Gloria P.
Franco.
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- Police got a search
warrant and obtained entry into the home, police
said. When they got inside, they found a keg of
beer and drug paraphernalia. They made the 17
arrests at the scene.
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- Juveniles were
released to their parents or guardian. Adults
with failure-to-appears in their court records
were detained. Others were cited and released,
Rodriguez said.
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- Adults arrested at
1204 Grandview Ave. included:
- Sylvester
Almaguer,
20, no address given, for drug paraphernalia,
false reporting, obstructing, and furnishing
liquor to minors.
- Adults arrested for
furnishing liquor to minors and obstructing
were:
- Lucio
Benavidez,
21 (also giving false info to a cop), 204 B St.,
Mabton;
- Eugene
Smith, 21,
no address given
- Rachel
Duarte, 21,
of 217 Valley View Lane,
Sunnyside
- Jose
Alvarez, 21,
of 306 Chestnut Ave., Sunnyside
- The remainder were
arrested for possessing and consuming alcohol
and obstructing police officers. Included
were:
- Esmeralda
Hernandez,
18, of 2373 VanBelle Rd., Sunnyside;
Guadalupe
Campos, 19,
no address;
Jose
Borrego, 19,
of 726 S. 11th St., Sunnyside;
Miguel
Moreno, 18,
no address;
Jose
Flores, 20,
of 218 Nicolai Ave., Sunnyside; and
Ralph
Hernandez,
20, of 805 NW Crescent Ave.,
Sunnyside.
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Takes
hit within 20 hours of VV
heist
- TW market
hit by robbers
- SUNNYSIDE
(Wednesday, 4-1-99)---Two ski-masked thugs
entered the TW Market, 1143 E. Tacoma Ave., at
10:15 p.m. today, brandished a gun and
threatened the clerk (sound
familiar?).
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- The clerk was able
to make her way into a storage room, locking
thugs outside the door. Robbers then opened the
cash register and fled the store with an
undetermined amount of money. No injuries were
reported.
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- Police said the
store employee "eventually" called 911 after
suspects left the store.
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- Det. Kent Coffman
said the TW robbery isn't to be confused with
the Valley View robbery around 20 hours earlier.
"It's undetermined if the two incidents are
related," Coffman said. No arrests have been
made; the investigation is ongoing.
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- An educated guess
is the STM
Market
would be next in line for rape-and-pillage
ceremonies. Since most punks can't read and
don't know the internet from a hair net, YVN
will prophecy publicly.
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