Union-Bulletin

Information is compiled by the Union-Bulletin staff from the official logs and records of the agencies listed below. Readers with any information on these or other crimes should call the local police or county sheriff's department. By law, victims of crimes may request through law enforcement agencies that their names not be released to the media. Theft and vandalism reports were filed Tuesday unless otherwise noted.

Thefts, Burglaries

WW Police

Kelty's Auto Wrecking, 925 N. Fourth Ave. Fence damaged, lot entered, power tools stolen.

Umatilla County Sheriff

Highway 11, Milton-Freewater. Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle reported.

Columbia County Sheriff

Eckler Mountain and Crall Hollow roads. Aqua pump and motor stolen from a water truck parked at the location.

1000 block South Third Street, Dayton. Vehicle prowled.

Collisions

WW Police

Melrose and Sumach streets. 9:35 p.m. Monday. Motorcycle encountered gravel and driver lost control. The motorcycle flipped throwing the driver and passenger onto the sidewalk and planting area. Vitaliy Cherkasov, 19, and Aksana Gorkouchenko, 17, both of Walla Walla, received cuts and abrasions. Gorkouchenko also received a foot injury.

Rose and Palouse streets. 6:23 p.m. Tuesday. Driver stopped at the light began a turn in front of an on-coming vehicle and they collided.

WW County Sheriff

1600 block Sturm Street. 7:25 p.m. Tuesday. Driver backing from driveway struck a parked car.

Arrests

WW County Sheriff

Walter Michael Hall, 65, 1500 Catherine St. No. C-408. Tuesday. Charge: investigation of driving under the influence.

Fire, Ambulance runs

Columbia County Fire Dist. 3

551 Johnson Hollow Road. 9:11 a.m. Tuesday. Farm shop fire.

Vandalism

WW Police

600 block East Rose Street. Monday. Beer bottle thrown through residence window.

MF Police

300 block Tara Street. Graffiti on fence.

500 block North Main Street. Window broken.

Columbia County Sheriff

North Touchet and Davis Hollow roads, Dayton. Someone was throwing rocks at cars.

100 block East Main Street, Dayton. Storefront window broken.