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Sex offender charge with not registering
A Shelton man with two
prior sex offense convic-
tions as well as a convic-
tion for failing to register
allegedly failed to register
again and is back in Mason
County Superior Court on a
new charge.
Wesley Howard Dun-
can, 25, was arraigned on
Friday. He was listed as
transient at booking. He
entered a not-guilty plea to
a charge of failure to reg-
ister as a sex offender and
is scheduled for trial dur-
ing the jury term beginning
August 11.
He is required to register
as a result of a 2001 con-
viction for rape of a child
in the second degree and a
2004 conviction for rape of
a child in the third degree.
The offenses were commit-
ted in Mason County.
According to court docu-
ments, Duncan registered
his address as 1508 Dickin-
son Avenue in Shelton with
the sheriffs office on March
19. Officers attempted to
locate him at that address
on May 28 without success
and again on June 2 when
they were told he had not
lived there for two weeks
and was staying in Elma.
He was seen in Elma
hanging out at the high
school between June 2 and
12. Duncan was arrested
June 17 in Elma.
Duncan, who has one
prior conviction for failure
to register in 2007, is being
held on $20,000 bail.
Melissa Rose Whitener,
30, of131 SE Nak Sub Loop,
Shelton, pled not guilty on
Monday to assault in the
third degree.
She is accused of assault-
ing Dr. Eugene Sine on
April 21 at the Skokomish
Health Center. According to
court documents, Whitener
was being treated for a cut
on her lower leg. When the
doctor told her he needed to
take a swab of the wound
she allegedly became angry
and yelled at him, saying
she wanted Vicodin. When
he said he needed to do a
culture first, she allegedly
threw the bloody bandage
from her leg at the doctor,
hitting him in the face.
She is scheduled for trial
during the jury term begin-
ning September 15.
Comments about this
story may be directed to
reporter Mary Duncan at:
maryd@masoncounty.
com or 426-4412.
Minor injuries reported in FIighway 101 crash Saturday
By MARY DUNCAN ter a two-vehicle crash. Highway 101 near the Val-
A Shelton man faces po- According to a report ley Road in Potlatch. His
tential criminal charges af- from the Washington State vehicle crossed the cen-
ter a two-car collision closed Patrol, Israel Morales- terline and collided with a
Highway 101 for several Argueta, 26, of Shelton 1999 Toyota pickup truck
hours Saturday evening af- was driving southbound in driven by Sean M. Ochoa,
a 2001 Ford Mustang on 27, of Bothell.
The Mustang struck the
Toyota in the northbound
lane and rotated counter-
clockwise, sliding back-
wards and into a ditch.
The Toyota slid off the road
backwards and ended up in
the southbound lane of the
highway.
All three persons involved
in the crash were taken
to Mason General Hospi-
tal and treated for minor
scrapes and bruises. They
were treated and released,
the state patrol reports.
The trooper report indi-
cates the cause of the crash,
reported at 8:04 p.m. June
27, was Morales-Argueta
driving under the influence.
JOURNAL
OF RECORD
Continued from page C-6
at a residence on SE
High Road.
Wednesday, June 24
At 12:20 a.m. two callers
reported a disturbance on
East Panorama Drive.
Detectives were asked to
investigate a threats com-
plaint from Washington
Corrections Center.
Trespassing was reported
on Green Diamond Resource
property near Vance Creek.
Detectives received a
report of an alleged sex of-
fense.
A burglary was reported
at a residence on East Point
Wilson Road.
At around 11:15 p.m. two
callers from East Mason
Lake Drive East reported a
man in the area "tagging"
mailboxes and yelling and
screaming.
Thursday, June 25
Vandalism was reported
on Green Diamond Resource
property at Stump Lake.
A caller from East Island
Lake Road reported credit
card fraud.
Squaxin Island tribal of-
ricers received a report of
a patron with suspected
methamphetamine at Little
Creek Casino.
A caller complained about
an ATV "tearing up prop-
erty" about four miles out
East Grapeview Loop Road.
Friday, June 26
A caller reported an at-
tempted break-in at a resi-
dence on SE Phillips Road.
A caller from a place
about four miles out SE Ar-
cadia Road reported being
attacked by a black cow and
a brown and white calf.
A caller reported a large
bull in the roadway near
Cloquallum and West Lost
Lake roads and said it tried
to gore his vehicle.
A caller from SE State
Route 3 reported the theft of
a chainsaw.
Vandalism was reported
on East Island Lake Drive.
A caller from North
Mountain View Drive,
Hoodsport, reported off-road
vehicles racing around the
area.
A 1998 green Honda Civ-
ic was reported stolen from
East Grapeview Loop Road.
Saturday, June 27
Skokomish officers re-
ceived a report at 1:30 a.m.
of a "very loud party" on
North Twana Court. At 4:08
p.m. a small brush fire was
reported at Chasalt Park.
A caller from a place
about three miles out East
Mason Lake Drive East re-
%
ported finding a 15-foot ca-
noe.
Trespassing was reported
on Green Diamond Resource
property at Mason Lake.
A caller complained about
fireworks on East Vine Ma-
ple Lane, Union.
A caller from Star Lake
complained about ATVs rac-
ing in the area.
At 8:52 a.m. a caller re-
ported a naked man stand-
ing in the doorway of a
residence about three miles
out West Skokomish Valley
Road.
Sunday, June 28
An assault was reported
at 12:32 a.m. on West Sen-
try Drive.
A 1991 silver Nissan Sen-
tra was reported stolen from
East Moonview Lane East.
Squaxin Island officers
responded at 2:07 a.m. to a
report of a prowler on SE
T'Peeksin Lane. At 10:22
p.m. a caller complained
about fireworks on SE
"T'Peeksin Lane.
A caller from North Pot-
latch Drive, Hoodsport, re-
ported a theft.
A caller from East Merio-
neth Road reported finding
an injured bird in the yard.
Around 10 p.m. a caller
complained about fireworks
in the area of Rae Lake.
Monday, June 29
A caller from a business
on East McReavy Road,
Union, reported finding a
safe in the brush next to the
store.
A caller from East Wran-
gler Rid.ge Road, Union, re-
ported the theft of over $800
in rolled coins.
A burglary was reported
on property on East Pine-
drops Lane, Hoodsport.
Squaxin Island officers
received a report of vandal-
ism on SE T'Peeksin Lane.
Trespassing was reported
on property on East Peyton
Place.
A possible burglary in
progress was reported at a
residence on East Emerald
Lake Drive East.
The Record is compiled by
reporter Mary Duncan. Com-
ments may be directed to her
at: 426-4412 or marTd@
masoncounty.com.
Due to unforeseen photo delays
beyond the Journal's control, the
Shelton High School Graduation
special section has been delayed
and will appear in the issue
following arrival of the senior
portraits.
We apologize to our readers, S HS
students and parents, and Journal
advertisers for any inconvenience.
Thank you for yourpatience in this
matter.
-00he Journal staff
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