Reported from 8 a.m. FRIDAY to 8 a.m. Monday

Hank Allen Winters, 20, 77714 S. Edwards Rd., Stanfield:?Unlawful possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

Tyler James Sanders, 18, 330 N.W. 12th St., Hermiston:?Failure to report as a sex offender.

Brandon Lamar Williams, 21, 240 N. Barbara, Stanfield:?Riot, disorderly conduct II.

Tanisha Monique Lashay Williams, 21, 835 N. 1st St., Hermiston:?Riot, disorderly conduct II.

Chantal Dorina Ramirez, 20, 725 W. Ridgeway Ave., Hermiston: Hermiston municipal court warrant for failure to pay fines.

Billy Wesley Day, 35, 32573 W. Spearman Road, Hermiston:?Felony domestic violence assault IV, assault IV, criminal mistreatment I.

Belen Silva, 30, 945 W. Eskimo Dr., Hermiston: Theft III.

Wayne Glenn Miller, 52, 472 W. Locust Ave., Hermiston: Disorderly conduct II.

Gary Zachary Smith, 21, 607 E. Gladys Ave., Hermiston:?Hit and run (property damage), reckless driving, initiating a false report.

Todd Ellis Ladwig, 46, transient, Hermiston:?Failure to appear II.

Rosalio Cruz Rojas, 35, 510 N. Glendenning, Stanfield: Driving while suspended, driving uninsured, violating the speed limit (driving 64 in a 45 zone.)

Daniel Ray Ralls, 47, 716 E. Ridgeway Ave., Hermiston:?Hermiston Municipal Court warrant for failure to appear.

Alvero Ochoa, 32, 1105 S. 1st St., Hermiston:?Umatilla County Sheriffs Office warrant, Hermiston Municipal Court warrant for contempt, forgery II, criminal possession of a forged instrument, giving false information to police.

Corinna Ann Taylor, 43, 1030 S.W. 11th St., Hermiston:?Criminal trespass I.

Baraulio Esteban Chavez, 22, 370 W. Beech Ave., Hermiston:?Possession of less than one ounce of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school.

Jeffery Todd Hoffman, 18, 1590 W. Highland Ave., Hermiston: Possession of less than one ounce of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school, possession of drug paraphernalia.

Kody Lee Bledsoe, 27, 530 W. Ridgeway Ave., Hermiston: Morrow County warrant, driving while suspended, failure to carry proof of insurance, driving while using a cell phone.

HERMISTON POLICE

APRIL 7

A Jack in the Box employee reported a stolen car. It later turned out the missing car was a late-night prank at the burger joint.

A child who refused to leave McKenzie Park prompted a phone call to the police. The child’s mother called police when her son refused to ride home from the park with his grandma.

A mysterious caller named Mark who claimed to work for the U.S. government grant department offered a Hermiston resident $7,000.

Corinna Ann Taylor was arrested for criminal trespass after she allegedly broke into her former home to retrieve her belongings after the home had been foreclosed upon.

Hermiston police arrested Braulio Chavez, 22, and Jeffery Hofman, 18,  after receiving a tip of possible drug activity. The pair were charged with possession of less than one ounce of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school.

APRIL 8

A Hermiston resident received a $4,995 check in the mail unexpectedly and reported a possible fraud to police.

An anonymous caller advised police that a neighbor’s dogs were running loose and one of the dogs had eaten six bowls of dog food on her porch.

Two Hello Kitty bicycles were stolen from a yard on Northeast Christy Drive. One bike was pink  and one was purple. Both had training wheels.

Todd Ellis Ladwig was arrested for failure to appear in court in the second degree after he was spotted standing on the corner of First Street and Elm Avenue holding a cardboard sign.

A green Acura Integra, license 595FBU, was stolen from a residence on Northeast Gladys.

APRIL 9

A house on Northeast North Street was egged.

An Irrigon cow was out near Highway 730 and County Line Drive.

Three girls and two boys apparently peeking into cars with flashlights prompted a concerned citizen to call police.

A burned pie set off a fire alarm at Sun Terrace.

A trap set for cats caught a stray opossum on Northwest 11th Street.

Several items, including a Nintendo DS, dance shoes and costume, were stolen from a vehicle on East Catherine Avenue.

Billy Wesley Day was arrested and charged with felony domestic assault and criminal mistreatment after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend.

APRIL 10

Tyler James Sanders, 18, was arrested for failing to report as a sexual offender.

A 16-year-old was charged with providing alcohol to a minor after giving a friend an alcoholic energy drink, causing the friend to vomit. The father of the vomiting boy called police.

A pit bull named Drake garnered a citation for his owner after Drake charged a neighbor in the neighbor’s yard.

A dog locked his owner out of the car while waiting in the parking lot at Walmart.