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  DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.225 - BURGLARY 1ST DEG

  DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.225 - BURGLARY 1ST DEG 164.045 - THEFT 2ND DEG 133.747 - FUGITIVE FROM OTHER STATE

Ore. Dept. of Public Safety Standards and Training The State of Oregon remembered and honored 192 fallen law enforcement officers, and the families they left behind, during a memorial ceremony on Tuesday, May 3, 2022 at 1 PM attended by Governor Kate Brown. The event took place outdoors, at the state memorial which is located at the Oregon Public Safety Academy in Salem.   The names of three fallen Oregon law enforcement officers were approved for addition to the state memorial and honored at this year's ceremony; S. Allen Burdic of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, EOW 3/11/21; John R. Burright of the Oregon State Police, EOW 5/4/21; and Carl L. Frazier of the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, EOW 10/9/1979. The Oregon Fallen Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial Ceremony is a significant event that the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) is proud to host each year in partnership with the Oregon Law Enforcement Memorial Fund, Oregon Concerns of Police Surviv

  JOCO JAILVIEWER 144.108 - POST PRISON SUPERVISION SANCTION 475.890 - UNLAWFUL DELIVERY OF METHAMPHETAMINE 475.880 - UNLAWFUL DELIVERY OF COCAINE 475B.337 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA ITEM 166.270 - FELON IN POSSESSION OF WEAPON/RESTRICTED FIREARM 166.270 - FELON IN POSSESSION OF RESTRICTED WEAPON 162.145 - ESCAPE 3RD DEG 811.140 - RECKLESS DRIVING             Mugshot from previous arrest

DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.215 - BURGLARY 2ND DEG 164.215 - BURGLARY 2ND DEG 164.354 - CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2ND DEG 164.245 - CRIMINAL TRESPASS 2ND DEG 811.540.3.B - ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE OFFICER - FOOT 164.135 - UNAUTHORIZED USE MOTOR VEHICLE 819.300 - POSSESSION OF A STOLEN VEHICLE 164.225 - BURGLARY 1ST DEG

Jackson County Sheriff's Office JCSO Case 22-2380 SHADY COVE, Ore. – Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred last night in the Shady Cove area. At approximately 5:15 p.m. a woman with a gunshot wound flagged down a Jackson County Fire District 4 (JCFD4) fire truck. JCFD4 began rendering first aid and a Mercy Flights ambulance took her to a local hospital. The woman reported being shot at the 1500 block of Highway 227 in Trail, Ore. JCSO deputies responded to the property and contacted the uninvolved owner. The shooting suspect was identified and taken into custody. The suspect, Robert Carl Baker, 34, of Trail, was lodged at the Jackson County Jail. He is charged with first-degree assault, two counts of menacing, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon, and two counts of reckless endangering. His bail is set at $135,000. The case is under investigation.

Multnomah Co. Sheriff's Office At 10:30 a.m., Monday, May 2, dispatchers received a call from a person located at the Bonneville Dam who spotted smoke from a signal fire near the top of a steep, rocky cliffside. The caller said they had access to a scope saw what appeared to be a hiker in distress. Multnomah County sheriffs’ deputies responded to the location to verify the report. Using binoculars, deputies confirmed the sighting and activated the  Multnomah County Search and Rescue (MCSOSAR)  members. Because of the precarious location of the hiker, the Sheriff’s Office also dispatched the Hood River Crag Rats, a highly-skilled mountain rescue team. Around 1 p.m., two hasty teams with members from MCSOSAR and Crag Rats left the trailhead to attempt to contact the stranded hiker and determine the safest rescue option. Deputies have not been able to contact the person nor identify the individual. It’s also not clear how the hiker accessed the area or how long they have been in distr

Oregon State Police On Saturday, April 30th, 2022 at approximately 5:35 PM, Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Highway 20 near milepost 29. A preliminary investigation revealed an eastbound white GMC Sierra, operated by Devon Negathon (52) of South Beach, crossed over the center line and crashed head-on with a westbound gray Toyota Tacoma, operated by Curtis Preston (53) of Toledo.  Negathon sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased. His passenger, Cheryl Anne Ballas (32) of Newport, was transported to Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Corvallis with serious injuries. Preston was extricated and transported to Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Corvallis with serious injuries. Highway 20 was reduced to one lane for approximately four hours.  OSP was assisted by Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Toledo Fire and Rescue, Philomath Fire Department and ODOT Incident Response.

Grants Pass Police Department On Sunday, May 1st, 2022, at approximately 6:45 pm,  the Grants Pass Police Department received a phone call from a Josephine County Juvenile Justice Center (JJC) employee. The employee reported a male juvenile being housed on the detention side of the facility just assaulted one of the other juveniles housed at the facility. The male juvenile refused when ordered to get onto the floor or return to his cell. The situation escalated quickly, with other housed youths joined in open defiance to JJC staff.  Within moments of the original call to the Police Department, two male and one female resident of JJC began destroying the common area of the secured side of the facility. The youths pushed items against the doors leading into the secured area to prevent law enforcement intervention. Every police unit from Grants Pass Police responded to the facility. Deputies from the Josephine County Sheriff's Office assisted, along with medical personnel from AMR and

DCSO JAILVIEWER 811.540.3.A - ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE OFFICER - VEHICLE OFFENSE                   Mugshot from previous arrest

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.160 - ASSAULT 4TH DEG 162.315 - RESISTING ARREST 163.208 - ASSAULT PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER             Mugshot from previous arrest

U.S. Attorney's Office - District of Oregon PORTLAND, Ore.—A Vacaville, California man was sentenced to federal prison today for his role in a conspiracy to traffic large quantities of methamphetamine from California for distribution in Northeast Oregon and Southeast Washington. Noel Lomas Murillo, 34, was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison and three years’ supervised release. According to court documents, in November 2017, the Blue Mountain Enforcement Narcotics Team (BENT), Oregon State Police (OSP), and the FBI began investigating a drug trafficking organization led by Murillo’s brother, Abel Lomas Murillo, 28, of Weston, Oregon. The investigation revealed that, as early as July 2017, Noel Murillo transported drugs from Vacaville to Klamath Falls, Oregon where a courier would deliver them to his brother. Abel Murillo also made multiple trips to Medford, Oregon to pick up drugs and transport them to Morrow and Umatilla Counties for distribution. In January 2018, an OSP troo

Portland Police Bureau On Thursday, April 28, 2022, the North Precinct Neighborhood Response Team (NRT) worked with two patrol district officers to abate a camp by the I-405 onramp near North Kerby Avenue. Recently, there has been a homicide and a number of stolen vehicles recovered in the area near the camp. The night shift district officer has been working several investigations related to criminal activity associated with the camp and collaborated with the NRT Officers to come up with a plan to address the public safety threat posed by the criminal activity. During the abatement, officers recovered 5 of 6 stolen guitars and other equipment taken in a April 18, 2022 theft from The Brian Jonestown Massacre band that was touring in Portland. These guitars are reportedly from the 1960’s and have enormous sentimental value and are not easily replaceable, according to members of the band. Additionally, Officers located and recovered a stolen Subaru, suspected Fentanyl pills and drug parap

Oregon State Police On Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at approximately 5:28 PM, Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a two-vehicle crash on Highway 58 near milepost 23.  Preliminary investigation revealed an eastbound Ford F150, operated by Gary Elliot Jr (27) of Oakridge, crossed over the centerline and collided head-on with a westbound Peterbilt CMV pulling a trailer, operated by Jesus Diaz (53) of Central Point.  Elliot Jr. sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased. Diaz was uninjured.  Hwy 58 traffic was affected for approximately 6 hours.  OSP was assisted by Dexter Fire-Rescue and ODOT. 

  Douglas Co. Sheriff's Office This statement is in response to Governor Kate Brown’s recent decision to grant clemency to a Douglas County man who was appropriately convicted of Aggravated Murder in 1995 and is now free to victimize other innocent people.     I am absolutely opposed to the Governor granting executive clemency to Kyle Hedquist.   Kyle Hedquist conducted a very calculated, cold blooded execution style murder after realizing his victim, Nikki Thrasher, “might” have accidently learned he was involved in a rash of burglaries.  Under his own admission, Hedquist said he killed Ms. Thrasher to eliminate the possibility of her turning him into the police.   He then dumped her body alongside a remote logging road.     The executive clemency granted by Governor Brown in this case is shocking and irresponsible.  Governor Brown granted clemency despite compelling arguments and letters of opposition from Douglas County District Attorney Richard Wesenberg, Marion County District

Oregon State Police On Monday, April 25, 2022 at approximately 2:28 PM, Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a single vehicle crash on Interstate 5 near milepost 119.  Preliminary investigation revealed a northbound red Ford Ranger pickup, operated by Daniel Charon (65) of Roseburg, left the roadway while negotiating a curve. After traveling a short distance, the vehicle rolled, coming to rest on its roof.  Charon sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased. OSP was assisted by Douglas County Fire District 2, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, and the ODOT.  Photo by SOS Facebook group member

Douglas Co. Sheriff's Office TOKETEE, Ore.  - A wanted Washington County man has been arrested and lodged in the Douglas County jail following a short vehicle pursuit and a subsequent manhunt.  On Monday, April 25, 2022, shortly before 10:00 am, Douglas County 911 dispatchers received a call from a man at Toketee Falls reporting he had observed a man loitering in the parking lot next to the caller's vehicle with a jug filled with yellow liquid. He later discovered his fuel lines had been cut. The caller observed the suspect leave in a silver Toyota Tacoma. A deputy responded to take the report. While the deputy was obtaining information from the victim, a Forest Service law enforcement officer observed the suspect vehicle a short distance away. Law enforcement learned the suspect vehicle had previously been reported stolen out of Beaverton, Oregon. Law enforcement attempted to conduct a traffic stop with the suspect vehicle, which fled toward Highway 138E. After a brief vehicle

Grants Pass Police Department On April 25, 2022, at approximately 2100 hours, it was reported that 12 year-old Stacy Ramos-Orellana ran away from her home in the area of SW H Street.  It was reported that Stacy has not been home for over 24 hours.  She was last seen on foot wearing a black jacket with white stripes and black pants.  Stacy is juvenile Hispanic female, 5'1'' and 100 lbs.  Due to Stacy's age, she is considered endangered.  Please contact the Grants Pass Police Department if she is located.  541-450-6260 Reference case #22-17788

Oregon State Police On April 25, 2022, at approximately 6:15 a.m. a deputy U.S. Marshal requested deputies respond to the Flying J Truck Stop near Aurora after a suspect wanted for weapons offenses was seen in the parking lot. The suspect barricaded inside of a van in the parking lot when initially contacted by law enforcement officers and the Marion County Interagency SWAT Team responded to the scene. Tactical negotiators with the SWAT team attempted to persuade the suspect to surrender safely over the course of the next few hours. After those efforts were unsuccessful, gas munitions were introduced into the van. At approximately 10:50 a.m. the suspect exited the van, at which point multiple shots were fired. Woodburn Police Officer Jesse Ponce (31) was shot during the incident, suffering serious injuries. He was taken to a Portland area hospital for treatment where he underwent emergency surgery. He is stable and his injuries are believed to be non-life threatening. Officer Ponce has

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.547 - CHILD NEGLECT 1ST DEG 163.545 - CHILD NEGLECT 2ND DEG