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 Thursday unless otherwise noted.

Thefts, Burglaries

WW Police

1000 block West Cherry. Tuesday. Credit card information used. A juvenile suspect arrested.

Umatilla County Sheriff

Eastside Connect Road, Milton-Freewater. Ten brake drums stolen some time within last few days.

East Currant Street, Athena. Gas can taken from residence.

Assaults

WW Police

100 block East Main Street. Today. A man alleges he was assaulted some time between midnight and 1 a.m.

Collisions

WW Police

00 block South First Avenue. Thursday. A bicycle allegedly was damaged by a vehicle.

Wilbur Avenue and Cambridge Street. 4:52 p.m. Wednesday. A vehicle stopped to turn left was struck from behind by another vehicle. No injuries reported.

South Colville Street at alley. 12:09 p.m. Wednesday. A driver pulled out from a parked position to cross the lane to enter the alley, in front of an oncoming motorcycle. A motorcyclist laid his moving motorcycle down to avoid striking the vehicle. Driver Juan Sanchez, 47, reported injury to his left foot and ankle and was transported to Providence St. Mary Medical Center.

500 block Campus Loop, 11:40 a.m. Wednesday. An unknown vehicle struck a parked vehicle.

Ninth Avenue and West Poplar Street. 11:16 a.m. Thursday. A vehicle made a left turn from Ninth Avenue on to West Poplar when another vehicle pulled out from a parking lot, crossing to the inside lane and they collided.

Vandalism

WW Police

200 block West Maple Street. Today. Two windows broken.

Updates

300 block Lower Hogeye Road, Dayton. 6:04 p.m. Wednesday. Motorcycle accident. Nichelle A. Gilbertson, 46, of Dayton, was injured and transported to Dayton General Hospital.