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Oregon State Police Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Troopers are looking for assistance in identifying the three men in the attached pictures.  OSP obtained information that in September 2019 an elk was taken, possibly unlawfully, in the Burnt Mountain are near the Coos / Douglas County Line.    OSP would like to talk to any of the three individuals pictured or anyone that might be able to help identify the individuals in the pictures.   Please contact Trooper Baimbridge by calling OSP Southern Command Center 1-800-442-2068 or *OSP. ** Report Wildlife and Habitat Law Violators**  TIP program offers preference point rewards for information leading to an arrest or issuance of a citation for the unlawful take/possession or waste of big game mammals. Preference Point Rewards: * 5 Points-Bighorn Sheep * 5 Points-Rocky Mountain Goat * 5 Points-Moose * 5 Points-Wolf * 4 Points-Elk * 4 Points-Deer * 4 Points-Antelope * 4 Points-Bear * 4 Points-C

Roseburg Police Dept. On Tuesday, January 28th, 2020, in the afternoon hours, Roseburg Police Department School Resource Officers learned of a potential threat of violence that was targeted at JoLane Middle School in Roseburg.  Officers learned the threat was made over social media, specifically Snapchat.  They immediately started investigating the incident and worked in cooperation with the Roseburg School District.  During the early stages of the investigation it appeared the threat was not credible, but they continued with the investigation. On Wednesday, January 29th Officers learned the original threat was made by a 13 year old JoLane student over his Snapchat account.  The post by the student indicated a "new student" at the school was going to "shoot up" the school on January 29th.  The 13 year old suspect admitted the report was false, and after posting it they tried to delete it, but it had already been sent and copied by other students/people. T

Dispatch Centers and Headquarters Most State Police units are dispatched from one of two regional command centers. The Northern Command Center is located in Salem, and the Southern Command Center is located in Central Point. The exception to this rule is the University Patrol Office, located on the Oregon State University campus in Corvallis. Dispatch services for this office are provided by the Oregon State University Dispatch Center, which State Police units share with OSU Public Safety personnel. The Oregon State Police General Headquarters is located in Salem, across the street from the State Capital. Radio Codes 12-Codes 12-1 - In Service 12-2 - Out of Service 12-3 - Return to Office 12-4 - Call Office or Other by Phone 12-5 - Repeat Message 12-6 - Contact Address or Complainant 12-7 - Motor Vehicle Registration Check 12-8 - Motor Vehicle Registration and Legal Owner Check 12-9 - Check PUC Status 12-10 - Check for Operator's License/Driving Status 12-1

Oregon State Police  On Monday, January 27, 2020 at approximately 9:21 A.M., Oregon State Police Troopers were dispatched to the report of a deceased person beside Hwy 101 near milepost 278 (Two Mile Lane).  Preliminary investigation revealed the deceased male, identified as William Schippert (44) of Bandon, had been struck by a vehicle hours before his body was discovered.   Investigators from the Oregon State Police, Bandon Police Department, Coos County Sheriff's Office and the Coos County District Attorney’s Office are continuing the investigation. The operator of the vehicle has been identified and is currently cooperating with the investigation. No more information is available for release at this time.

Lebanon Fire District Lebanon fire crews battled two working house fires within a 5-hour span on Friday night, stretching their available resources thin and testing the endurance of responders. The first fire came in at 5:38 p.m. at 30033 Fairview Road with reports of heavy smoke within the home. Both occupants were able to escape the structure, but by the time firefighters arrived the home was fully involved with fire venting from multiple windows. Firefighters quickly knocked the fire down but a partial collapse of the second floor rendered the building structurally unsafe for entry, so crews had to use existing openings in the structure to fully extinguish the fire. The structure and its contents were ruled a complete loss. Fire investigators returned to the scene on Saturday and spent hours examining potential areas of origin based on witness accounts. The investigation revealed that a wood stove pipe had been improperly installed in such a manner that it came into direct cont

Washington Co. Sheriff's Office Over the past several months, two detectives from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit have been investigating 26-year-old Lafayette A. Castillo of Beaverton.  Detectives learned Mr. Castillo used Snapchat and Instagram to pose as a high school student so he could talk with children online.  He then met children in person and sexually assaulted them. The investigation identified multiple victims and based on Mr. Castillo’s social media activity, detectives believe he targeted additional children. Mr. Castillo was arrested on January 15 and indicted by a grand jury on January 24 for sex crimes involving two victims, ages 12 and 14.  His bail is set at $1.5 million and he is being held on the following charges: Rape the the first degree (two counts) Attempted rape in the first degree Sexual abuse in the first degree (three counts) Sexual abuse in the second degree (five counts) Sodomy in the third degree (two counts

Jackson Co. Sheriff's Office JCSO Case 20-1563 On January 24th, 2020 at approximately 1730 hours members of the Medford Area Drug & Gang Enforcement Team with the assistance of Jackson County Sheriff’s Office deputies were following a suspect driving a blue Subaru Impreza travelling on Highway 140 at Brownsboro Highway. The suspect was involved in an ongoing drug investigation. The suspect vehicle was pre-emptively spiked at Highway 140 and Brownsboro. It immediately drove off at high speeds despite the successful spiking of the tire. A second successful spike occurred shortly thereafter. Another system called Star Chase was attempted to be deployed to be able to track the suspect with GPS but was unsuccessful. The suspect drove with tires deflated on rims at high speeds westbound on Brownsboro Highway. As he entered Eagle Point city the pursuit was terminated by JCSO for safety but the suspect continued through Eagle Point. Later the suspect was seen on Highway 62 he

Douglas Co. Sheriff's Office ROSEBURG, Ore . - Two burglars are behind bars this weekend after deputies linked them to a residential burglary from January 21st and served a search warrant at their home.  On January 21, 2020, deputies responded to a report of a residential burglary in the 1800-block of Linnell Avenue. Following up on the case, deputies located evidence which assisted in the investigation. As the investigation progressed, information was developed which led deputies to apply for a search warrant for a home in the 2100-block of La Canada Drive in Roseburg. On January 24, 2020, deputies were granted the warrant and served it at approximately 7:15 pm with the assistance of the Winston Police Department and Oregon State Police.  Initially, multiple individuals were contacted at the residence during the warrant execution. Deputies located a large quantity of stolen property which included electronics, tools, antiques and a stolen firearm. Evidence of mail theft f

Douglas Co. Sheriff's Office REEDSPORT, Ore.  - On Wednesday, January 22, 2020, at 9:30 pm, a deputy stopped a white 2000 Honda Accord on Highway 101 near milepost 219. He contacted the occupants of the vehicle and issued warnings for minor traffic violations.  Following the traffic stop, the deputy learned the occupants had provided him with a false name for a male in the vehicle. He was able to determine the true identity of the male and learned he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest.  On Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 2:18 am, the deputy observed the vehicle and subjects in the 600-block of Winchester Ave. The deputy contacted them and took 46 year-old Tito Manuel B. Noriega of North Bend into custody on the warrant.   Subsequently deputy located approximately 10 grams of suspected methamphetamine on Noriega's person.  The driver, 50 year-old Michelle Leigh Brown of North Bend, was taken into custody for Hindering Prosecution. Brown was found to be in p

Washington Co. Sheriff's Office Detectives from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit have continued investigating the circumstances that led up to the shooting death of Philip Cloud on September 23, 2019. As part of the ongoing investigation, detectives executed several search warrants and interviewed dozens of people. On January 8, 2020, detectives secured an arrest warrant for Tracy Lynn Cloud, age 46. Ms. Cloud was the estranged wife of the victim in this shooting. Earlier this afternoon, deputies took Ms. Cloud into custody. Ms. Cloud has been lodged in the Washington County Jail on charges of second-degree murder and unlawful use of a weapon. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office wishes to thank the United States Marshals Fugitive Task Force for their assistance with this investigation.