K9 Grim Sniffs Out Another Wanted Man
Douglas Co. Sheriff's Office - 06/29/18
ROSEBURG, Ore. – Another wanted man is in custody after K9 Grim successfully tracked him down.
At about 1:30 am, Roseburg Police Officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in the 800-block of Garden Valley Road. When contacting the subjects near the vehicle, one subject ran from officers on foot.
Several officers and deputies responded to assist in locating the man, including K9 Grim. After a brief search, Grim located the suspect in a dumpster at a nearby business. The suspect, 25 year-old Ronnie Theodore Meyer III of Crescent City, California was taken into custody without incident.
Meyer was transported to the Douglas County Jail where he was lodged on Roseburg Police Department charges.
K9 Grim is a 6 1/2 year-old German Shepherd who has been with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office since June 2013. The K9 was purchased for the department by an anonymous benefactor. The K9 team is also generously supported by the non-profit organization Friends of Umpqua Valley Police K9 Programs, Bailey's Veterinary Clinic, Coastal Farm Supply and other local businesses.
ROSEBURG, Ore. – Another wanted man is in custody after K9 Grim successfully tracked him down.
At about 1:30 am, Roseburg Police Officers were investigating a stolen vehicle in the 800-block of Garden Valley Road. When contacting the subjects near the vehicle, one subject ran from officers on foot.
Several officers and deputies responded to assist in locating the man, including K9 Grim. After a brief search, Grim located the suspect in a dumpster at a nearby business. The suspect, 25 year-old Ronnie Theodore Meyer III of Crescent City, California was taken into custody without incident.
Meyer was transported to the Douglas County Jail where he was lodged on Roseburg Police Department charges.
K9 Grim is a 6 1/2 year-old German Shepherd who has been with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office since June 2013. The K9 was purchased for the department by an anonymous benefactor. The K9 team is also generously supported by the non-profit organization Friends of Umpqua Valley Police K9 Programs, Bailey's Veterinary Clinic, Coastal Farm Supply and other local businesses.
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