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DCSO JAILVIEWER 162.145 - ESCAPE 3RD DEG  Level:   M 162.315 - RESISTING ARREST  Level:   M 164.354 - CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2ND DEG  Level:   M 164.354 - CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2ND DEG  Level:   M 166.025 - DISORDERLY CONDUCT 2ND DEG  Level:   M Click Here To Download Our App

Linn County Sheriff's Office Linn County Sheriff Michelle Duncan reports that on March 29, 2023, at 3:53 p.m., the Linn County Dispatch Center received a 911 call regarding a suspicious vehicle.  The caller reported finding a friend’s pickup, which had been stolen several days prior from a farm located at Venell Place in Corvallis, Benton County. The caller and their associates followed the stolen pickup and provided updated location information as deputies responded to the area.  Deputies located the stolen 2015 Ford F550 flatbed in the area of Wirth Road in Tangent, as it drove into a grass field, followed by two citizens who were also in pickups. The stolen Ford pickup crashed into an embankment against a tree near the Calapooia River, and the driver fled on foot from the pickup towards the river.  The driver was later identified as Elijah Lyle Robb, 43, of Corvallis. Robb was seen by witnesses running through thick brush where he jumped in the river and attempted to swim across

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.160 - ASSAULT 4TH DEG - FELONY  Level:   F 166.065A - HARASSMENT  Level:   M 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 999.001 - FAILURE TO REPORT AS SEX OFFENDER - 2  Level:   M Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.215 - BURGLARY 2ND DEG  Level:   F 164.055 - THEFT 1ST DEG  Level:   F Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.215 - BURGLARY 2ND DEG  Level:   F Click Here To Download Our App

Coos County Sheriff's Office On March 29 th , 2023, several members of the Coos County Sheriff’s Office, along with two Coquille Tribal Police Officers, were attending a meeting with Timber representatives from multiple timber companies at the Mill Casino. The meeting was taking place upstairs, overlooking the hotel side entrance.   Melissa, the Officer Manager for the Sheriff’s Office, noticed a suspicious-looking man walking towards the entrance of the Hotel from the parking lot and made Deputy Gray aware. While Melissa and Deputy Gray watched the man from the window, they noticed him pull a mask over his face, take a handgun from his pocket, and move it to the inside of his jacket.  All law enforcement officers at the meeting quickly moved downstairs and confronted the subject, who was identified as Gary D. Danielson (32) of Coos Bay. Mr. Danielson was immediately taken into custody.  A loaded 9mm handgun was seized from the inside of his jacket. North Bend Police responded at t

Lane Co. Sheriff's Office On 03/29/2023 just before 2:00pm the Lane County Sheriff’s Office received the report of a theft that occurred at a construction site in the 90200blk of Coburg Rd.  A construction crew advised that as they returned to their worksite they observed a Mitsubishi car speed away.  The workers then discovered that thousands of dollars’ worth of tools had been stolen.  Workers had been able to note the license plate number on the car. Deputies identified the suspects as 34-year-old Trevor Lee Hendricks and 31-year-old Jessica Marie Jackson.  Hendricks was also found to have a warrant for his arrest out of Eugene Municipal Court.   Deputies responded to the suspect’s residence in the 2800 blk of Matt Dr. in Eugene and attempted to make contact with them.  Jackson was cooperative with deputies, but Hendricks remained inside the residence and refused to come out.  Deputies, including K9 Ripp and his handler Deputy Chris Gardner, entered the residence.  Hendricks fin

U.S. Attorney's Office - District of Oregon MEDFORD, Ore.—On March 29, 2023, a Salem, Oregon man was sentenced to more than 12 years in federal prison after he was caught transporting several dozen pounds of methamphetamine. David Contreras, aka Jorge Castillo-Gomez, 51, was sentenced to 151 months in federal prison and five years’ supervised release. According to court documents, on April 9, 2019, Contreras and an accomplice were traveling north on Interstate 5 near Central Point, Oregon when they were stopped by an Oregon State Police (OSP) trooper for speeding. As the trooper approached the vehicle, he observed a cardboard box inside containing a clear package with a substance resembling methamphetamine. While the trooper processed the traffic violation, he determined that the driver had a suspended Oregon driver’s license and Contreras, a passenger, did not possess a license. After an OSP narcotics canine alerted on the vehicle, troopers conducted a search. Inside the cardboard

Washington Co. Sheriff's Office Early this morning, deputies stopped a car that ran a red light. Shortly after, they located three guns, ammunition, and fentanyl in the car and on the driver. On Thursday, March 30, 2023, at 12:12 a.m., a Washington County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped a 2008 red Chevrolet Impala for running a red light at the intersection of SW Dennis Avenue and SW Oak Street. Once the Impala stopped, the deputy contacted the driver, 25-year-old Jessie Chavez-Echeverria, and learned he had a suspended driver’s license. During the traffic stop, deputies learned that Chavez-Echeverria was a convicted felon and found a 9mm handgun in the center console. Shortly after, deputies located two additional guns, ammunition, and fentanyl in a bag that Chavez-Echeverria had with him. Chavez-Echeverria was arrested for three counts of felon in possession of a firearm and a parole violation detainer.   Charges for the fentanyl are pending, and additional charges are likely. Cl

Coos County Sheriff's Office On March 30, 2023, at 11:00 a.m. Sgt. Slater from the Coos County Sheriff’s Office was patrolling on Seven Devils Road near milepost 12 when he saw a man he knew had valid warrants for his arrest.  Sgt. Slater attempted to contact Brian R. Williams (45) of Bandon at the location. Brian subsequently fled on foot into the brush surrounded by garbage. Dispatch confirmed the warrants while Sgt. Slater removed K9 Cena to track for Brian. K9 Cena tracked to the back of the property, into the brush, and down a steep drainage, where she located Brian hiding in a small hole in the side of the hill. Brian was taken into custody at this time. When asked for his name, Brian responded with, “Casey,” and then became irate.  It was learned that Brian was also on abscond status regarding his probation; however, this could not be confirmed at the time. The warrants were confirmed, and Brain was transported to the Coos County Jail on the additional charge of false info t

Beaverton Police Dept. News Releases MY FLASHALERTS LOCAL ALERTS LOCAL NEWS Portland/Vanc/Salem Last Updated: Wed. Mar. 29,  6:18  PM City of Newberg Installs Cost Saving Fuel Tank (Photo) City of Newberg Mar. 29 / 5:24 pm Oregon Nurses' Statement on Oregon Health Authority's Denial of Request to Close Legacy Mount Hood Birthing Center Oregon Nurses Assn. Mar. 29 / 5:23 pm 50th Annual Tualatin Lions Easter Egg Hunt, April 8, 2023 (Photo) Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation Mar. 29 / 4:28 pm DA Mike Schmidt Testifies in Support of SB 915 Multnomah Co. District Attorney's Office Mar. 29 / 4:16 pm OHCS uplifts Governor Kotek's signing of HBs 2001 and 5019 as a bold step to address the housing needs of the people of Oregon Oregon Housing and Community Services Mar. 29 / 4:10 pm Department of Administrative Services on Governor Kotek Signing the Affordable Housing & Emergency Homelessness Response Package into Law State of Oregon Mar. 29 / 4:10 pm House Bill 5019

Coos County Sheriff's Office On March 29, 2023, at 3:30 p.m., the Coos County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center received a 911 call from a young woman advising that her sister had been swept downstream in fast water on the South Fork of the Coquille River. The caller said she and her sister had been recreating at Albert Powers Park off of Powers Hwy. The caller told dispatch that her sister did not swim well, was wearing a life jacket, and was in a small blue and black raft.  Dispatch immediately dispatched the call to on-duty Sheriff’s Deputies and Myrtle Point Fire. After receiving the distress call, everyone, including the Sheriff and Patrol Commander, dropped what they were doing to respond and assist in any way possible.  Numerous Sheriff’s Deputies and Myrtle Point Fire Personnel went down to the river’s edge from milepost ten to eight, looking for any sign of the young woman. Sheriff Fabrizio and Capt. Sanborn visually spotted the woman clinging to a tree limb in swift water

Coos County Sheriff's Office On March 29, 2023, at 10:37 a.m. Sergeant A. Slater from the Coos County Sheriff’s Office performed a traffic stop of a vehicle on West Beaverhill Road near Hemlock Lane for several traffic violations. The vehicle’s driver attempted to flee the scene on foot and was stopped by Sergeant Slater. The vehicle’s driver initially provided false information through a fictitious name and date of birth. The man then attempted to use his brother’s name, also unsuccessfully. After an investigation, the vehicle’s driver was identified as Brian J. Hembree (46) of Coos Bay. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center advised Brian had several outstanding warrants for his arrest.  Brian was arrested on the outstanding warrants and charged with unlawful possession of methamphetamine. Brian Hembree (46) was transported to the Coos County Jail, where he is in custody.  Click Here To Download Our App

Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office On March 28 th , the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office with the assistance of the US Marshalls Office and Josephine County Animal Control, executed a search warrant in the 200 Block of South Caves Avenue in Cave Junction, Oregon.  The search warrant was obtained to recover a stolen John Deere tractor located on the property.     The occupants of the residence, Joseph Larue and Danielle Brown, were contacted and detained without incident.  While executing the search warrant, Deputies located the tractor and also discovered 10 dogs in a garage, some of which were in cages.  The living conditions for the dogs did not appear to meet the requirements of “providing minimum care” and a second search warrant was applied for and granted to seize the dogs.  Josephine County Animal Control transported the dogs to the animal shelter.  Joseph Larue and Danielle Brown are the suspects of a previous animal neglect case from September 2022 involving a local business