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  Marion Co. Sheriff's Office Just before 2:30 pm on December 12, 2020, deputies were called to a shooting in front of a home in the 600 block of Union St in Jefferson.  A City of Jefferson contract deputy was the first to arrive in the area and detained the involved female, Alicia Torres, who was actively being confronted by neighbors while waiting for law enforcement to arrive.  The victim, Donald Secrest, 43, was transported to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Detectives from the Criminal Investigations Unit were called in to investigate the incident.  Preliminary information from the investigation leads them to believe the disturbance began inside of the home where Torres is alleged to have been the aggressor during an argument with her husband, Secrest.  When Secrest attempted to leave the residence, Torres is reported to have shot him once while he was in his car backing out of the driveway.  Their three children witnessed the assault. Alicia Torres, 37, h

  Oregon State Police On December 12, 2020 at 8:43 A.M., three Klamath Falls Police Department marked patrol vehicles and one Klamath County Fire District #1 fire engine were on highway 97 near Dan Obrien Way investigating a crash involving a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) and an SUV.  All vehicles were parked on the west side of the highway. At approximately 08:43 A.M., two other Commercial Motor Vehicles were traveling southbound passed the crash scene.  The front CMV collided with one patrol car and struck the fire engine.  The next CMV collided with all three patrol vehicles and struck the fire engine.  The front CMV did not stop and continued traveling southbound.  The second CMV remained on the scene of the crash.  The first CMV has not been located.  

  Oregon State Police On December 13, 2020 at approximately 11:41 A.M., a four-vehicle, serious injury collision occurred on US 101 near MP 40. Three vehicles were headed southbound: a silver, 2010, Infinity, G37X, followed by a silver, 2019, GMC, Sierra, followed by a silver, 2009, Nissan Xterra. A tan, Ford motorhome was northbound. Witnesses stated the Infinity had been swerving out of its lane for miles prior to the collision and almost caused other collisions. The Infinity turned left into the northbound lane. The front of the Infinity struck the rock embankment on the shoulder. The motorhome struck the passenger side of the Infinity. The Infinity spun several times and came to an uncontrolled rest in the northbound lane. The motorhome continued forward and struck the GMC. The GMC spun around and came to an uncontrolled rest in the northbound lane. The motorhome continued forward and swerving right to avoid going over a cliff. The motor home then struck the front of the Nissan. Th

  Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office On Monday December 14, 2020 at 6:53AM the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call for service reporting a shooting in the area of north Merlin.  Deputies and OSP Troopers responded to the area and discovered a crime scene.  A request was made to activate the Josephine County Major Crimes Team consisting of the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office, Grants Pass Department of Public Safety, Oregon State Police and the Josephine County District Attorney’s Office. At this time the case is under active investigation and no further information is being released.  We will update the public as soon as possible.

 Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT) Detectives with the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team arrested 47 year old Kevin Davison on Wednesday, December 9th.  Detectives contacted Davision in the 4700 block of NE Stephens Street in Winchester where they took Davison into custody on an outstanding warrant for his arrest for a Parole Violation.   A pat down search of Davison revealed an illegal switch blade daggar in his possession.  Detectives also searched Davison's vehicle, finding a loaded handgun concealed inside.  Davison was transported to the Douglas County Jail where he was lodged on the following charges:   Felon in Possession of a Firearm Unlawful Possession/Concealment of Firearms Felon in Possession of a Restricted Weapon Parole Violation

  Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT) On Thursday, December 10th, Myrtle Creek Police arrested 36 year old Chad Allrunner, of Bend, Oregon, on Main Street in Myrtle Creek.  Allrunner was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant for his arrest out of Deschutes County.  Detectives with the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team became involved and requested the assistance of a drug detection canine.  Winston Police responded with canine "Buster".  Buster alerted to the presence of controlled substances in Allrunner's vehicle.     A search of the vehicle revealed a small amount of suspected methamphetamine, and other drug paraphernalia.  A search of Allrunner himself revealed approximately 123 grams of suspected methamphetamine.   Allrunner was lodged at the Douglas County Jail on charges on Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine, Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamine, and is being held on the warrant out of Deschutes County.

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Medford Police Please be on the lookout for Christopher Thorn, 43 years old. He has been missing since 12/08/2020, and there has been no contact with family or work, and no bank activity. He is believed to be endangered, and his family is very concerned. His vehicle is an orange 2014 Honda Civic, OR plate 345LYC. Tampa Bay logo in the rear window.  He may be in the Ashland area. Case #20-20297. Please call 541-770-4783 with any information.

  Salem Police Dept. Gates, Ore.  —The Salem Police Department is conducting an officer use of deadly physical force investigation which occurred near the City of Gates late Tuesday night, December 8, 2020. The incident began in Bend, Oregon, when law enforcement responded to two robberies and a stolen vehicle. Deschutes County Sheriff’s Deputies pursued the suspect west on Highway 22 but terminated the pursuit on the eastern side of Santiam Pass. A Deschutes County Deputy sent out an “attempt to locate” the vehicle to surrounding agencies. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office, the Oregon State Police and Linn County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the area to assist.  The suspect vehicle was located, and the pursuit began again. Oregon State Police Troopers and a Linn County deputy took over the pursuit until the vehicle was finally stopped with spike strips near Gates, Oregon.  Once stopped, the driver exited the vehicle, a confrontation ensued, and three troopers and a Linn County dep

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  Washington Co. District Attorney's Office HILLSBORO, Ore.- On December 4, 2020, Judge Andrew Erwin sentenced Todd Alan Ott to 150 months in prison after the defendant pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree sodomy, two counts of third-degree sodomy, two counts of second-degree unlawful sexual penetration, six counts of first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of second-degree sexual abuse. Deputy District Attorney Rayney Meisel prosecuted the case against Mr. Ott. In September of 2019, one of two known victims disclosed Mr. Ott had abused her on a regular basis over a span of six months, beginning when she was 13 years old. The child reported her family had been living with Mr. Ott in Forest Grove, Oregon and that her parents may have known about the abuse and allowed it to continue. A second victim also reported abuse beginning when she was 11 years old and living with the defendant. The defendant used violence, threats, and a fear of homelessness to keep the girls from re

  Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office On December 6, 2020, at approximately 3:37 am, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch received a 911 call reporting a burglary in progress on South Crestline Drive, in Waldport. The reporting party told Dispatch her husband was fighting with a suspect inside the residence at the time of call. Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene and located Mark Campbell, 66, of Waldport. Campbell was pronounced deceased at the scene from injuries he sustained during the fight.  No suspect(s) have been arrested in connection with this incident. The investigation is ongoing. The Sheriff’s Office is being assisted by the Oregon State Police Criminal Investigation Unit (CID), Oregon State Police Forensics, Newport Police, Lincoln City Police and the Lincoln County District Attorney’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office is requesting anyone with information please contact Detective Abby Dorsey at 541-265-0777 and refer to case 20S-02838. 

  Medford Police Dept. On 120620 at approximately 8:02 pm, Medford Police Officers were dispatched to the listed motel for an assault report. Upon their arrival officers located a deceased 28 year old male in the motel room. Injuries to the deceased male were consistent with an assault. The listed suspect Jackson Frischman was on scene and identified as a suspect. He was taken into custody without incident and later lodged at the Jackson County Jail for Murder in the 2nd Degree. This investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Medford Police Department Criminal Investigations Division (541-774-2230)      Medford Case Number #20-20164 Date & Time: 12/06/20 8:02pm Location: 1154 East Barnett #136 Suspect: Frischman, Jackson (18 year old male) Deceased: Blackwood, Jeffrey (28 year old male)

  Bend Police Dept.   Bend Police responded to a motor vehicle crash at 0721 hour, involving a Bend-La Pine Schools Bus on SE Reed Market Road near SE Admiral Way.  Once officers arrived on scene they determined that the driver of the Nissan pickup truck, a 31 year old female, was driving westbound on SE Reed Market Road when she lost control of her pickup truck on the icy roadway. She struck a Bend-La Pine Schools Bus that was traveling eastbound on SE Reed Market Road. There were three occupants on the school bus, one child and two adults.  No one was injured on the school bus. The driver of the pickup truck was treated and released at the scene by Bend Fire & Rescue. SE Reed Market Road near Admiral Way was blocked for about one hour.  The driver of the pickup truck was issued a citation for failure to drive within the lane. Bend Police would like to remind our community members to slow down on the icy roadways and give yourself more time to get to your destination in a safe man

  Bend Police Dept. Bend Police responded to a single vehicle roll over crash around 12:12 p.m. on NE 27th Street near the entrance to Mountain View High School.  It was determined the driver lost control of his Lexus and it rolled several times before coming to rest, upside down. The driver was treated and released at the scene by medics. Through investigation, it was determined he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.  The driver was issued a citation for careless driving.  The northbound traffic on NE 27th Street diverted into the continuous left center turn lane for about an hour.    

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  Josephine Co. Sheriff's Office On Monday December 7th, 2020 at 6:19AM the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call for service reporting a domestic violence incident on Pinewood Way in the Illinois Valley.   The caller reported her husband threatened to kill her with a firearm that he had in his possession.  The caller advised he had pointed the firearm at her during the confrontation.  The caller advised she was able to get out of the residence and go to a neighbor’s residence to call 911.  She informed dispatch, a roommate was unable to get out of the house when she did.  Hostage Negotiators from the City of Grants Pass Department of Public Safety were requested and responded to the area, along with a contingent of GPDPS SWAT Officers to help contain the incident location.  A second request was made to the Oregon State Police for the assistance of OSP SWAT and the request was authorized.   GPDPS Negotiators were able to make telephonic contact with the male subject

  Oregon City Police Dept. On 12/5/2020 at approximately 1:42pm, Officers responded to a report of a criminal trespass at the former Blue Heron paper mill, located at 419 Main St. in Oregon City. The former mill was shut down in 2011 and remains vacant to this day. Initial information provided by a witness was they observed an individual throwing items from a window of a building at the mill. Officers responded and also observed furniture being thrown from an upstairs window. A short time later, officers then observed smoke coming from the same window which items were being thrown.  Officers formed a perimeter and Clackamas Fire responded to extinguish the fire.  Officers located 29-year-old Enrique Omar Mejia inside the perimeter and he was detained without incident.  Mr. Mejia was lodged last night in the Clackamas County Jail on one count of Arson in the second degree, Criminal Trespass in the second degree, and Disorderly Conduct in the second degree.  Detectives and Clackamas Fire

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  Clackamas Fire Dist. #1 At 2:06 p.m. Firefighters were called to the abandoned Blue Heron Paper Mill located at 419 Main Street in Oregon City for a report of a fire in a building. First arriving crews reported heavy black smoke from a large abandoned commercial building, at the south end of the mill property and went to work to locate the fire, ventilate the structure and attempt to search the building.  The fire was quickly upgraded to a second and third alarm, bringing in additional firefighting resources. As crews were begining firefighting operations, fire conditions changed, causing structural instability of the building and extremely high interior temperatures. This forced firefighters to exit the building to begin defensive fire operations. Several trucks with large aerial ladders and waterways were positioned around the building to spray water from above to extinguish the fire, while keeping firefighters in a safe location.  Additional fire hydrants were needed to support th

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  Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office A getaway car with a dead battery helped deputies arrest two thieves on a variety of charges after a failed heist at the Clackamas Promenade Kohl's department store. At 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 30, Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to Clackamas Promenade on the report of a theft that had just occurred at the Kohl's department store. Dispatchers relayed that Kohl's loss-prevention officers had spotted a subject running from the store carrying an armful of stolen merchandise. They also reported spotting a second male who might be involved. This second male was next to a getaway car that wasn't making much of a getaway. When the first suspect carrying the stolen merchandise reached the getaway car, the duo ran into some bad luck: The car's battery was dead, and the two men needed a jump-start. The suspects reportedly began asking others in the parking lot for a jump. This unfortunate delay proved to be their undoing:

  Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office Just before 1:30 p.m. on Friday, December 4, 2020, Clackamas County Sheriff's Office  Search & Rescue (SAR) Coordinators  learned of a climbing accident on Mt. Hood. A climber --  Caroline Sundbaum , 32, of Portland -- had fallen into a fumarole in the Devil's Kitchen area, located around 11,200-foot elevation on Mt. Hood. A fumarole is an opening that emits steam and volcanic gases. Mt. Hood is an active volcano. Another climber in the area had seen Sundbaum sit down on her pack to rest. A few moments later, he noticed Sundbaum had disappeared. He realized there was a hole in the snow where she'd been sitting. Sundbaum had fallen about 15 feet into the fumarole. It's fortunate another climber witnessed this incident -- it would have been extremely difficult to locate Sundbaum otherwise, and the air inside fumaroles can be toxic and potentially deadly. The witness called  911  and then took immediate action. He was able to make h