Day/date: June 13, 1988 RANGER ACTIVITIES DIVISION FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Incident type: Burglary Log number: 88-98 Date/time of incident: 6/13 Date/time received: 6/13, 10:30 am Park: Navajo Location: Visitor Center Gift Shop Reported by: Earl Hill, RAD, SWRO Received by: Bill Halainen, RAD, WASO Summary: Upon opening the visitor center on the morning of the 13th, rangers discovered the theft of approximately $125,000 worth of silver and turquoise jewelry from the concession run gift shop. The theft occurred some time after 9 pm on the 12th, with the thieves breaking a window to gain entry to the shop. The owner had been advised by NPS staff on several occasions to get an alarm system but had not done so. Navajo Tribal Police and the FBI are assisting in the investigation. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age RANGER ACTIVITIES DIVISION FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Incident type: Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident Log number: 88-99 Date/time of incident: 6/10, 2 am Date/time received: 6/13, 10:30 am Park: Yellowstone Location: Highway 191 Reported by: Jim Reilly, RAD, RMR Received by: Jon Anglin, RAD, WASO Summary: S.B., the driver, apparently fell asleep while driving. The vehicle left the roadway, rolling several times. B.H., a passenger, died due to injuries sustained in the accident. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age B.H. Shepard, Montana 8/15/67 S.B. Hagerman, Idaho 3/2/65 RANGER ACTIVITIES DIVISION FIELD INCIDENT REPORT Incident type: Search and Rescue Log number: 88-100 Date/time of incident: 6/12 Date/time received: 6/13 Park: Joshua Tree Location: Pinto Basin Reported by: Herb Gercke, RAD, WRO Received by: Bill Halainen, RAD, WASO Summary: Two 21-year-old Marines from the Marine base at Twenty-Nine Palms were exploring an area outside the park on three-wheel vehicles with some friends on Saturday, June 11th, when they became separated from the group and strayed into Pinto Basin. Their vehicles ran out of gas, so they attempted to walk out to safety. The two were dressed in tank tops and snorts and had no water with them; temperatures in the shade reached 105 degrees, and the ground temperature was above 130 degrees. Their companions reported the two overdue on Sunday, and the park immediately initiated a major search, employing ground searchers, helicopters and dog tracking teams. At 1 a.m. on Monday, a Joshua Tree tracking team found the two men. They are currently being treated in the base hospital for dehydration and hypothermia. Persons involved: Name Address DOB or age M.I. 29 Palms Marine Base, CA 21 B.H. 29 Palms Marine Base, CA 21