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 Monday unless otherwise noted.
Thefts, Burglaries
WW Police
200 block East Cherry Street. Lawn mower stolen.
100 block South Wilbur Avenue. Sunday. Vehicle window broken and vehicle prowled.
WW County Sheriff
00 block Second Street, Touchet. Monday. Residence entered, 42-inch television, PlayStation 3 with controllers and game stolen.
Collisions
WW Police
2100 block East Isaacs Avenue. 1:15 p.m. Sunday. A vehicle exiting a service station turned left and struck a pedestrian. Donna Seible, 75, Walla Walla, was taken to Providence St. Mary Medical Center with injuries to head, arm and pelvis.
WW County Sheriff
Touchet Gardena and Gardena roads, 5:13 p.m. Monday. Driver failed to yield at intersection and collided with another vehicle. No injuries reported.
Arrests
WW Police
Cynthia A. Woods, 44, 1015 S. Fourth Ave. Today. Charge: investigation of driving under the influence.
WW County Sheriff
Melissa Rae Yacovelli, 19, 205 W. Dayton Ave., Dayton. Today. Charge: investigation of violation of Uniform Controlled Substances Act-controlled substance, manufacturing/delivery/possession with intent.
Fire, Ambulance runs
WW Fire Dept.
Chase Avenue and Orchard Street. 5:29 p.m. Monday. Assist medic crew with motor vehicle crash.
WW Ambulance
Chase Avenue and Orchard Street. 5:29 p.m. Monday. Two-car crash. No injuries to transport.
M-F Fire Dept.
300 block Northwest Eighth Avenue. 5:54 p.m. Friday. Structure fire, with significant damage. One person received a minor injury and was taken to a Walla Walla hospital.
Vandalism
WW Police
Modoc and Yakima streets. Sunday. Driver's side quarter panel of vehicle kicked.
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