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Bay Area
Police Gazette
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May 2015
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Email: bayareapolicegazette@yahoo.com
Serving Coos Bay, North Bend, Empire, Eastside, Charleston, Lakeside, Coquille, Bandon, & Myrtle Point
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Police Logs & Reports
Most are entries off the various daily police logs
Deputy Datan
Memorial Service
Police officers, fire fighters, sheriff’s
deputies, Oregon State Police and other
law enforcement members from
throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Utah and California attended a memorial
service Sunday, April 26, for Coos
County Sheriff’s Deputy Gil Datan who
lost his life in an ATV accident while
patrolling a rural area southeast of Coos
Bay Monday, April 20. Deputy Datan
was a Forest Patrol Deputy. Escorted in
the air by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter,
the procession began near the Mill Casino/Hotel on Hwy. 101, proceeded
south into Coos Bay, west on Elrod by
the Coos Bay Fire Dept., 10th to Ocean
Blvd., Wallace St., Newmark, Oak St.
by the softball fields, to Virginia, Broadway south to 16th and then into a corridor of supporters towered by a giant
American flag hung from North Bend
Fire Dept. ladder trucks. The parking lot
at the high school overflowed early and
the streets were soon filled as the Celebration of Life for Coos County Sher-
iff’s Deputy Gil Datan took place in the
gymnasium.
Original news
release from the
Sheriff’s Office:
Coos Co. Sheriff’s Deputy Gil Datan
was killed in an ATV accident in a rural
area between Green Acres and Sumner
Lane, south east of Coos Bay Monday
afternoon, April 20. According to a follow-up news release from District Attorney R. Paul Frasier, Deputy Datan
joined the Sheriff’s Office in 2009 after
serving as a law enforcement officer
with the Reedsport Police Dept., Confederated Tribal Police, North Bend Police Dept. and the Myrtle Pt. Police
Dept. beginning in March of 1996. He
is the first deputy sheriff killed while on
duty since the Sheriff’s Office lost Sgt.
Lisa Wampole in a vehicle accident back
in July of 1999. Datan was recently
assigned Timber Deputy after serving a
two-year stint as an assigned detective
with the South Coast Interagency Narcotics Team (SCINT). According to the
District Attorney, Deputy Datan was last
heard from Monday afternoon when he
In memory of Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy
Gil Datan
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sent his girlfriend a cell phone text with
a photo between 2 and 3 p.m. He was
scheduled to go off shift at 4 p.m. When
he didn’t radio in that he was back in his
truck, the Sheriff’s Office assembled a
team of officers and an active search
began by 6 p.m. The U.S. Coast Guard
participated with an aerial search by
helicopter. Deputy Datan was found at
9:45 p.m. in rugged terrain about three
to five miles from where he had parked
his pickup truck. “It appears that while
Deputy Datan was attempting to navigate a steep embankment with the ATV
that the ATV rolled over and down the
embankment. Deputy Datan was thrown
from the ATV as it rolled. Unfortunately the ATV landed on its side on top
of Deputy Datan causing his death.” He
leaves behind his girlfriend and a teenage daughter from a previous marriage.
Deputy Datan considered for
Medal of Honor
Governor's Commission on the Law
Enforcement Medal of Honor held an
emergency telephonic meeting to review
a request to present the Medal of Ultimate Sacrifice to the family of fallen
Coos County Sheriff's Deputy Gil Datan.
On Friday, April 24, 2015. R. Paul Fra-
sier the District Attorney for Coos
County issued the attached press releases
that provide insight into this event along
with a photo of the Deputy Gil Datan
who died in the line-of-duty on Monday
night patrolling Coos County. As you
will read in the press release, Deputy
Datan died while patrolling forest roads
in Coos County when his patrol vehicle,
an ATV, fell on top of him. The Commission will meet to evaluate this tragic
event to determine if Deputy Datan's
family should be presented with the
Medal of Ultimate Sacrifice. The criteria
for this award is as follows: Oregon
Revised Statute 176.267 - Medal of Ultimate Sacrifice. (1) The Law Enforcement Medal of Ultimate Sacrifice is established. Upon nomination by the Governor's Commission on the Law Enforcement Medal of Honor established
under ORS 176.262, the Governor or the
Governor's designee may award the
medal in the name of the state to the
family of a law enforcement officer who
has died while performing his or her
duties as a law enforcement officer or
who was killed because of his or her
employment as a law enforcement officer. (2) The medal shall be bronze and
consist of a police shield overlaid by a
sheriff's star with the seal of the State of
Oregon in the center and the words
"Law Enforcement Medal of Ultimate
Sacrifice" within the design. The medal
shall be suspended from a ring that is
attached to a gold ribbon with a blue
edge. The reverse side of the medal shall
be inscribed with the words "Awarded
by a grateful state for the ultimate sacrifice by a law enforcement family." [2011 c.434 §1] Background Information - The Law Enforcement Medal
of Honor and the Medal of Ultimate
Sacrifice created by the Oregon Legislative Assembly through the passage of
HB 2877 and is found within Oregon
Revised Statutes 176.260 through
176.267.
Information on how to make
donations to the Gil Datan
Family
Citizens interested in helping support
the Datan Family in their time of loss
with monetary contributions may do so
in one of two ways: 1. Go to the Oregon
Fallen Badge Foundation website at oregonfallenbadge.com and follow the link
marked “Donate to OFBF”. When making your donation, after entering your
payment information and going to the
next page, click on the “Add special
instructions for recipient” and type “for
the Datan Family” before submitting
your payment. 2. You may drop off a
donation to the Datan Family in cash or
check at the main office of the Coos
County Sheriff’s Office, Coos County
Courthouse, 250 North Baxter Street,
Coquille, Oregon 97523. Please make
checks out to the Oregon Fallen Badge
Foundation and include “for the Datan
Family” on the memo line.
Tax Evading
Coquille Preacher
Shutter Ck. Escapees Captured
An inmate who escaped April 26 from Shutter Creek Correctional
Institution (SCCI) in North Bend is now in custody in the Coos
County Jail. Law enforcement officials arrested Daniel Oliver Fullmer (left) on Monday morning at approximately 1:30 a.m. near Lakeside. Fullmer was one of two Oregon Department of Corrections
(DOC) inmates who escaped Sunday morning from SCCI in North
Bend. He entered DOC custody on Oct. 16, 2014, on one count of
unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and one count of possession of
methamphetamine out of Jackson County. His earliest release date
is March 22, 2016. The second inmate was also taken back into custody. Harlan Earl Brown (right) was apprehended Monday morning
at approximately 10:30 a.m. near Coos Bay. Brown entered DOC
custody on Aug. 8, 2014, on two counts of burglary in the second
degree and three counts of theft in the first degree out of Clackamas County. His earliest release date is Nov. 9, 2016.
A federal judge in Eugene has approved
warrants for the arrest of a 71-year old
preacher from Coquille after he failed to
show up for sentencing charges following a conviction that he and his wife
evaded $1.2 million in taxes. Ronald
and Dorothea Joling were scheduled to
be in court Wednesday morning, April
22, but the two failed to show up. They
were convicted last year of Conspiracy
to Defraud the Government. Ronald
Joling was also convicted of Tax Evasion and Filing False Returns. He
stopped paying income taxes in the early
1990s after concluding the tax laws do
not apply to him.
Meth Dealer gets two
years
Clifford Allen Robertson was sentenced
to twenty-four months in custody after a
twelve person jury found him guilty of
Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamine
and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. The sentence stems from a SCINT
investigation in May 2014 lead by Deputy Detective Gil Datan. On May 31,
2014 law enforcement executed a search
warrant at 91299 Grinnell, Coos Bay
Oregon. At the residence were Fawna
Andrews, the defendant’s infant child,
and the defendant’s father. During this
time, Robertson arrived on scene and
directed law enforcement to his bedroom
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Deputy
Datan conducted a comprehensive interview, during which Robertson admitted
he could purchase a pound of meth and
the methamphetamine was obtained in
California. Robertson also stated it was
his intention to deliver methamphetamine to specified individuals. After a
twelve person on April 17, 2015, the
defendant was found guilty of Unlawful
Delivery of Methamphetamine, Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine,
and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. Robertson was sentenced to the
Oregon Department of Corrections for
twenty-four months on the Unlawful
Delivery of Methamphetamine and thirty
days for Endangering the Welfare of a
Minor followed by thirty-six months
post prison supervision. SCINT encourages the public to report narcotics activity on the web by going to www.scint.us
and “Report a Dealer”. Also, find us on
Facebook.
UUV
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 04-16-15, at about 10:18
PM, Coos County Deputies performed a
routine traffic stop on a vehicle in
Charleston area, and during the contact
discovered the vehicle to be stolen. The
vehicle had been reported stolen out of
Eugene on the morning of 04-1615, at
1000, a.m. The vehicle was a 1989 silver Honda Accord. After speaking to
the lawful owners of the vehicle, Deputies determined that operator of the vehicle; 29 year old Lacey J. Potts of Coos
Bay was unlawfully in possession of the
stolen vehicle. Ms. Potts was arrested
and transported to the Coos County jail
at 11:00 p.m. Ms Potts was charged
with Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle,
Providing False Information to a Police
Officer and Driving While Suspended.
Assault & Burglary
was located and arrested for Assault in
the Second Degree and Burglary in the
First Degree. Sederlin was transported
to the Coos County Jail where he was
booked on the charges of Assault II and
Burglary I.
Assault
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On April 17, 2015 at about
10:26 PM, Deputies from the Coos
County Sheriff’s Office responded to
Nesika County Park at 12924 Highway
241, east of Coos Bay for a report of a
man who was bleeding severely from his
head. Upon arrival Deputies learned that
33 year old Keith Smith, of Coos Bay
had been struck in the head with an axe
handle during an argument in the park.
Mr. Smith was transported from the
scene to Bay Area Hospital. The suspect
in this case was identified as Christopher
Ursynow. Ursynow had left the scene
prior to the arrival of Deputies. On
April 18, 2015 at about 11:30 AM Coos
County Sheriff’s Deputies received a
report that the suspect was back at Nesika Park and was leaving the park in a
vehicle. The vehicle was located by
police and 27 year old Christopher Ursynow of Coos Bay was taken into custody. Mr. Ursynow was charged with
Assault II and transported to the Coos
County Jail to be booked.
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 4/16/15 at about 2308
hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office
received a report of an assault that had
just occurred at 70184 Lakewood Drive,
North Bend. It was reported the victim
Taylor Heppner had received multiple
lacerations on his arm during an argument with 22 year old Connor Sederlin
of Coos Bay. Mr. Sederlin is the exboyfriend of 18 year old Kelsey Johnson. It was reported that Sederlin had
left the scene. The victim, 25 year old
Taylor Heppner was transported to Bay
Area Hospital by Bay Cities Ambulance,
Ms. Johnson was not injured. As a result of the investigation Conner Sederlin
Menacing
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 4/22/15 at 0630
hours the Coos County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to 92674
Cascade Lane, Coos Bay, Oregon to a disturbance. As a result
Deputies learned Tad D. Roane 27 YOA of Coos Bay had damaged
property belonging to his father and landlord. Deputies also
learned Mr. Roane had threatened his father’s life, 55 year old
Eugene Roane and held a knife to his throat. Tad Roane fled prior
to the Deputies arrival. At 1650 hours Tad Roane returned to the
residence and was taken into custody without incident. Tad Roane
was transported to the Coos County Jail and booked on the charge
of Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Menacing (DOM), and Criminal Mischief II. The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Coos Bay Police
Department.
outside the North Bend Community
A 30-year old California male was found Center.
Bomb Threat at Coos
guilty Monday morning, April 13, of
Murder and being a Felon in Possession
Co. Courthouse
of a Firearm. Miguel Alejandro Iniguez News release from the Coos Co. Sherwas found not guilty of Theft in the First iff's Office. On 04/06/2015 at about
Degree by the 12-person jury. Sentenc- 08:38 AM, Coos County 911 Center in
ing has been set for May 4. According Coquille received a call on a 911 line
to a news release from District Attorney from an unidentified male caller stating
R. Paul Frasier, Murder is a Measure 11 he “had placed 2 bombs in the Coos
offense, punishable by a mandatory sen- County Courthouse…”. Coos County
tence of life in prison with a 25-year Sheriff’s Deputies, Coquille Police and
minimum sentence before being eligible EMS crews responded and evacuated the
for parole consideration. Iniquez was Courthouse. A number of the courts
arrested on the charge of murder follow- were open and in session and had to be
ing the shooting death of 21-year old evacuated, with eventually all offices of
Luis Mario Castillo Murillo last July
Guilty of Murder
the courthouse being evacuated. The (89 counts); Forgery II (106 counts);
call was only specific to the Courthouse Aggravated Identity Theft. According to
and no other county buildings were afRecliner Headquarters
fected. While police personnel cleared
the building many of the Courthouse
staff and public had to wait outside in
the rain. The Courthouse was eventually
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9:15 AM. The Sheriff’s Office is conHouse
ducting an investigation in to the call
and did learn that the call was made
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Coos Bay
Sheriff’s Office has sought the assistance of the FBI in tracking the cell
(541)267-2500
phone number of the phone caller. We
are also seeking the public’s assistance
in trying to identify the owner of the
track phone and cell number. Any person with information is encouraged to
contact the Coos County Sheriff’s Office
with information at (541)396-2106.
South Coast
Police Agencies
Prescription Fraud
Robbery
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On April 16, 2015,
at about midnight, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies and an officer
from the Myrtle Point Police Department were dispatched to 54307
Frontage Road, Myrtle Point, Oregon, a residence, which is about 4
miles north of Myrtle Point, off Hwy 42. The initial call was a report
of a dispute where and assault had occurred and one of the suspects
were reported to have a firearm. The initial report was that there
were multiple suspects and that they had left the area in a green Tahoe. The caller stated that there were two females and one male. The
vehicle was located and stopped by the Myrtle Point Police Department near mile post 20 in Myrtle Point. As a result of the investigation, it was learned that Charles “Codi” Lenhart had gone to the residence in order to unlawfully take a vehicle as collateral for a debt.
During the ensuing altercation, Lenhart was reported to have brandished a handgun in an attempt to further his goal. Prior to leaving,
Lenhart was reported to have slashed the tires to the jeep and break
out the back window while Trisha Littles and Jessica Toepfer stole a
radio controlled car out of the back of the Jeep. Toepfer further participated by assaulting Ms. Corn in the head when she came to help
Mr. Lenhart. Trisha Littles was arrested for Conspiracy to Commit
Robbery I and a Probation Violation. Jessica Toepfer was arrested
for Assault IV and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery I. Charles Lenhart
was arrested for Robbery I, Theft II, Criminal Mischief II, Menacing
with a Firearm, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Criminal Trespass II. All
parties were transported to the Coos County Jail. The green Tahoe
the trio was driving was seized pending a search warrant as was a
backpack and cell phone. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Myrtle Point Police Department.
News release from CBPD. On April
5th, 2015, a two week long prescription
fraud investigation involving a former
North Bend Medical Center employee
culminated in her arrest. The investigation had revealed numerous instances of
prescription fraud over the past several
years. The investigation is continuing,
with possible additional charges to follow. 39 year old Coos Bay resident
Sarah Jane Sluder was transported and
lodged at the Coos County Jail on the
following charges:
Tampering with
Drug Records (106 counts); Possession
of a Schedule II Controlled Substance
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an entry on the CBPD log for Sunday,
April 5, 6:57 p.m., Sluder was taken into
custody at a residence on S. Coos River
Lane, and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Seven DUII arrests made
during the month of
March in Coos Bay
News release from CBPD. In March the
Coos Bay Police Department arrested 7
drunk drivers. 1 of those drunk drivers
was arrested by an officer that was
working overtime funded through a
grant issued by Oregon Impact. The
Southern Oregon Coast DUII Taskforce
will continue to deploy additional police
officers during the month of April with
these same grant funds. The Southern
Oregon Coast DUII Taskforce is comprised of officers from the Coos Bay
Police Department, Coquille Police Department, Coos County Sheriff’s Office,
Oregon State Police, and funded by a
grant provided by Oregon Impact.
ard Barron. The charges were initially
brought in May of 2009; however, following a guilty conviction that included
additional charges of Felony Attempting
to Elude a Police Officer and Possession
of a Firearm, Moore appealed and was
granted a new trial.
Moore Sentenced
He’ll receive credit for time served since
his arrest in 2009; however, former
North Bend resident Kenneth Everett
Moore was sentenced to 400 months in
prison Tuesday, March 31, following his
second conviction on six-counts of Rape
in the First Degree involving a former
underage step-daughter. On appeal, he
won the right to a new trial that ended
March 36 with the same conviction and
sentence as the 2010 trial, but Coos
County Judge Richard Barron also imposed that the sentences be consecutive
to the previous 388 month sentence on
two convictions of Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Murder. He will serve a
total of 788 months in prison.
set up a perimeter in the area. A police
K9 from the Coos Bay Police Department was called in to assist. While
Deputies and officers were on the K9
track, a Trooper with the Oregon State
Police located Kenneth Mullins running
across Wildwood Road near the Hauser
Church. Officers were able to place
Mullins into custody without further
incident. Deputies arrested Kenneth
Mullins Jr, 36 years old of North Bend,
for Resisting Arrest, Escape III and two
active felony warrants out of Coos
County. Mullins was transported to the
Coos County Jail, where he was booked
and lodged. The Coos County Sheriff’s
Office was assisted on scene by Oregon
State Police, Coos Bay Police, North
Bend Police, and Confederated Tribal
Police.
Coos Co. Male dies in
Prison
An inmate died unexpectedly Thursday
evening, April 16, at Two Rivers Correctional Institution (TRCI) in Umatilla.
As with all unanticipated deaths in state
prisons, the Oregon State Police Criminal Investigation Division is conducting
an investigation. Staff found inmate
Federal Fugitive Caught Resisting Arrest/Escape
News release from the Coos Co. Sherin North Bend
A 35-year old federal fugitive, who escaped a North Dakota jail with the assistance of a 35-year old female corrections
officer, was captured Wednesday, April
1, in North Bend, with his companion.
Wesley Brown III was assisted in his
escape March 13 from the Lake Region
Law Enforcement Center in Devils Lake
by 26-year old Rachel Chepulis. The
two were tracked to Oregon and arrested
in a Bi-Mart store.
Guilty of Rape
A former North Bend resident was found
guilty Thursday morning, March 26, of
six-counts of Rape in the First Degree
involving an underage step daughter
between September 2008 and April 2009
following a three-day trail at the Coos
County Courthouse in Coquille. According to a news release from District
Attorney R. Paul Frasier, Kenneth
Everett Moore will be sentenced Tuesday, March 31st in front of Judge Rich-
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iff's Office. On March 23, 2015, at
about 1630 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s
Deputies responded to the Hauser area,
north of North Bend for a report of a
wanted subject there. Deputies were
told that the wanted subject, Kenneth
Mullins Jr.,36 years of age of Charleston, Oregon was at 69184 Wildwood
Road. Mr. Mullins had two active felony warrants for his arrest. Sheriff’s
Deputies arrived at the address and located Mr. Mullins there. When Deputies
advised Mr. Mullins he was under arrest,
he took off running into the woods.
Deputies pursued Kenneth Mullins on
foot into the woods for a short time, until the suspect began reaching for something in his pocket. At that time, Deputies backed off and waited for additional
units. Deputies and responding officers
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Burglar Arrested
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 04/11/2015 at
about 9:46 AM, Coos County Sheriff's Office received information
regarding a disturbance on Lampa Ln. west of Myrtle Point. As the
call was coming in the caller reported that they had returned home
to their residence and discovered suspicious subjects at their
house. The callers reported that they had seen a vehicle the subjects were in and were able to give a description of that vehicle.
Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies, Coquille Police and Oregon State
Police Troopers responded to the call. From the investigation it
was determined that a burglary had occurred at the residence on
Lampa Lane. Coquille Police Officers that were assisting located
the suspect vehicle, a white 1994 Honda Civic in the community of
Riverton on Hwy 42S and conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle.
Officer identified the suspect as 25 year old Jeremy Norris of Myrtle
Point. Mr. Norris was arrested and charged with Burglary I and
Theft III, he was transported to the Coos County Jail and booked.
George Phillip Murphy, Jr., 70, in the
infirmary unresponsive. Attempts were
made to resuscitate him, and paramedics
were called to the scene. Murphy was
pronounced deceased at 7:10 p.m. Murphy entered Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) custody on September
30, 2004, on one count of sexual penetration in the second degree out of Coos
County. His earliest release date was
February 27, 2017. Next of kin has been
notified. No other details are available at
this time.
Suspicious Death
Investigation
News release from CBPD. On Sunday,
March 22, 2015, just a little after 5:00
PM officers were called to a Coos Bay
residence for the report of an adult male
who was not breathing. A subsequent
investigation revealed the male died in
his home under what appeared to be
suspicious circumstances. The deceased
male was identified as 43 year old Christopher Koester of Coos Bay. Family
members have been notified of his death.
At this time, several leads are being
looked into by Coos Bay Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Unit. Additional information will be released as it
is determined through the investigation.
Anyone with information relating to this
investigation is encouraged to call the
Coos Bay Police Department at (541)
269-8911 or Coos Stop Crime at (541)
267-6666 if you wish to remain anonymous.
Criminal Trespass
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 3/20/15 at about 0830
hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office
received a report of subject trespassing
at 62339 Crown Point Road, Coos Bay,
Coos County, Oregon. When Deputies
arrived it was discovered Bruce Inman
had been at the above listed address earlier that day and had been warned not to
come back. Mr. Inman is Ms. Balogh
estranged husband. Bruce Inman was
arrested for Criminal Trespass in the
Second Degree. Mr. Inman was transported to the Coos County Jail where he
was released into the Jail Staffs custody.
Assault
Car Clouter Arrested
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 4/8/15 at about
1849 hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office received multiple reports of vehicles being broken into in the Charleston and Bastendorf
Beach area south of Coos Bay. Witnesses reported seeing a red
Ford Probe in the area and seemed to be related to the thefts. While
Deputies were investigating the thefts a citizen called and reported a
suspicious subject driving a red Ford Probe in the Barveiw area of
Cape Arago Hwy. Deputies responded to that area and located the
vehicle conducting a traffic stop on the vehicle. The driver and only
occupant in the vehicle was identified as 38 year old Jayson Bridges
with a listed address of Keiser, Oregon. As a result of the investigation Mr. Bridges was arrested for Unlawful Entry into a Motor Vehicle
(2 cts), Theft 1, Theft 3, Criminal Mischief II (2 cts), and Felon in Possession of a Restricted Weapon. Mr. Bridges was transported to
the Coos County Jail. His vehicle was seized pending a search warrant and further investigation is continuing.
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 03-21-15 at approximately 2048 hours, the Coos County
Sheriff’s Office, the Oregon State Police
and the North Bend Police Department,
responded to the Sea Port RV Park in
Charleston regarding the report of a disturbance involving several subjects at
that location. In the initial report, it had
been reported that at least one person
had been stabbed and another party may
have a firearm. Upon arrival Officers
discovered one subject, Jordan Jones (21
yoa of Coos Bay), had suffered a minor
cut during a fight in the RV park, while
a second subject, Jonathan Windhurst
(29 yoa of Charleston), had suffered a
significant knife wound to his arm and
had already been transported to Bay
Area Hospital. During the investigation
it was discovered that the reported firearm was a pellet pistol made to look like
a real handgun. Jones’ injuries were
treated at the scene. Windhurst was
treated at Bay Area Hospital for a possible severed artery. This incident is still
under investigation by the Coos County
Sheriff’s Office. Arrests are anticipated.
Harassment
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On March 22, 2015, at
about 1620 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s
Deputies responded to 50310 Highway
101 in Bandon for a reported dispute.
Deputies arrived and located a male and
a juvenile female that were involved in a
dispute. Through an investigation, Deputies learned the male, Matthew
Houglum, had pushed a 15 year old juvenile female to the ground and threatened her. The female said she feared for
her life from Matthew and thought he
was going to hurt her. Deputies arrested
Matthew Houglum, 41 years old of Bandon, for the above listed charges and
transported him to the Coos County Jail.
Salem Shooting
Shortly after 11:00 am on April 24, Salem Police Officers made contact with a
person whom they believed to be wanted
near the parking area of the Walmart
store located at 1940 Turner Rd SE.
During the contact with the male suspect, he fled into a bus that had been
converted into a recreational vehicle and
refused to comply with commands to
come out. Officer Trevor Morrison and
his canine Baco also responded to assist.
The suspect came out of the vehicle and
there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the officers. No
officers were injured, but Baco was shot
in the head and the suspect retreated
back into the vehicle. Baco was evacuated for emergency veterinary care as
officers secured the area. Baco was released a short time later with only minor
injury and was cleared to go home. Officers from Salem Police Department,
Keizer Police Department, Marion
County Sheriff's Office and Oregon
State Police all responded to the scene to
set a safety perimeter and assist. The
Salem Police Department SWAT Team
responded, secured the area and immediately began negotiating with the suspect
in an effort to get him to surrender. Negotiators spoke with the suspect for several hours in an effort to get him to surrender peacefully. He also fired multiple
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shots from the vehicle out towards officers, at one time narrowly missing a
SWAT officer. As the negotiations and
shots continued, the Marion County
Sheriff's Office, Oregon State Police and
Portland Police Bureau sent additional
tactical officers and equipment to assist
in the situation. After several hours of
negotiations, tactical officers used specialized vehicles to open up the walls of
the vehicle in order to be able to see
where the suspect was and what he was
doing. Once the inside of the vehicle
was exposed, the suspect refused to
comply and continued to brandish a
handgun. At that time, approximately
6:28 pm, tactical officers fired at the
suspect and were able to eventually take
him into custody. No officers were injured. The suspect is not being identified at this time and he has since died of
his injuries. The Salem Police officers
involved in the initial incident were Officers Chad Galusha, Officer Robert
Owings, Corporal Tim Dezotell and Canine Officer Trevor Morrison. The tactical officers involved in the shooting of
the suspect are Officer Joshua Edmiston,
Officer Vincent Dawson and Officer
Sean Bennett. The deceased shooting
suspect has been identified as Mr. Mark
C. Hawkins (age 49) from Eugene, Oregon. Mr. Hawkins was wanted on a warrant out of Lane County for failing to
appear on the charge of Delivery of a
Controlled Substance. An autopsy was
conducted today by the Oregon State
Medical Examiner Dr. Karen Gunson.
Dr. Gunson determined Mr. Hawkins
was shot nine times. The cause of death
was determined to be gunshot wounds to
the chest. No further information is
available for release at this time as this is
an on-going investigation. Any further
information will be released by the
Marion County District Attorney's Office.
sign at the intersection with NE 6th
Street, and collided with a 2003 Honda
Civic driven east-bound on NE 6th
Street by Jesus Fernandez-Galicia, age
21 of Newport. After colliding with Fernandez-Galicia’s vehicle, Pablo-Lucas’
van veered off the roadway and through
the yard of 612 NE Benton Street, hit-
ting the house. The owners of the house
had just put their two children to bed.
Their 6 year-old child’s bedroom took
the full impact of the van’s collision
with the house. The impact site was a
few feet from their child’s bed. The
House received structural damage to the
exterior and interior walls. No one was
Van Crashes into
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News release from the Newport PD. On
04/06/2015 at about 8:35 p.m., Newport
Police Officers responded to a report of
a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of
NE Benton and NE 6th Streets. One of
the vehicles had crashed into a house in
the 600 Block of NE Benton Street.
During their investigation, Officers
learned that Matea Pablo-Lucas, age 35
of Newport, was driving a 1998 Chevrolet cargo van north on NE Benton Street.
Pablo-Lucas failed to stop at the stop
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Burglar arrested
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On March 29, 2015,
at about 0930 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies and Coquille
Tribal Police responded to 64338 Penny Road for a report of a possible burglary with someone still in the residence. Sheriff’s Deputies
and Tribal Police Officer arrived and contacted the homeowner; Ms.
Patricia Jones who said she heard people upstairs in her house.
Deputies could also hear noises from the upstairs portion of the residence and during a search of the house located a male subject inside the residence as he was trying to flee the residence. This subject was identified as 22 year old Michael McKeny of Coos Bay.
There were indications that Mr. McKeny was not alone however a
search of the residence and surrounding area for other suspects had
negative results. Coos Bay officers and a K9 team assisted in a
search for other suspects. Deputies did locate numerous stolen
items from the residence in the garage and wooded area around the
property. Michael McKeny was arrested on the charges of Burglary I,
Burglary II, Theft I and Unlawful Entry into a Motor Vehicle. He was
transported to the Coos County Jail where he was booked and
lodged. The investigation is continuing and additional arrests are
expected.
injured in the crash. An ambulance was
summoned to transport Pablo-Lucas to
Good Samaritan Pacific Communities
Hospital, following a complaint of discomfort. Fernandez-Galicia was issued
a citation for No Oregon Driver License.
Pablo-Lucas was arrested at the hospital
on six counts of Recklessly Endangering, Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, Reckless Driving, and Fail to Carry
and Present an Operator’s License. She
was cited and released at the hospital.
The Newport Police Department was
assisted by the Newport Fire Department
and PacWest Ambulance.
Mayday Rescue off
Central Coast
Coast Guard crews and good Samaritans
responded to a mayday call and aided
the crew of a sinking 32-foot fishing
vessel 20 miles southwest of Yaquina
Bay, Wednesday, April 8. A 47-foot
Motor Life Boat crew from Station
Yaquina Bay in Newport escorted the
fishing vessel Apache 4 to Yaquina Bay
after multiple crews worked to identify
the source of the flooding, secure it and
dewater the vessel. Watchstanders at
Coast Guard Sector North Bend received
a mayday call over VHF-FM channel 16
from the two fishermen around 8:42
p.m., reporting the vessel was taking on
water and sinking. The MLB crew and
MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crews from
Air Station North Bend and Air Facility
Newport were launched in response,
while the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter
Orcas was diverted from their nearby
patrol. Good Samaritans aboard the fishing vessels Kristina and Silver Quest
also responded to an urgent marine information broadcast issued by Sector
North Bend watchstanders. Once on
scene the air facility Dolphin crew transferred a dewatering pump to the vessel
using their rescue swimmer. The source
of the flooding was identified as an open
discharged valve and secured. The MLB
crew assisted with dewatering the vessel
and escorted them safely to Yaquina Bay
where they conducted a post search and
rescue boarding. No injuries were re-
ported. "The swift actions and combined efforts of our local mariners and
various Coast Guard assets, were able to
address the situation at hand quickly and
safely without injury, the loss of life or
loss of property," said Petty Officer 3rd
Class Coulter Perkins, a watchstander at
Sector North Bend. "We value our close
partnerships with more than just local
agencies, but also the mariner community." Weather conditions on scene were
reportedly seas up to 4-feet, 12 mph
winds and a visibility of 5 miles.
Burglar Arrested
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. On April 22, 2015 at approximately 11:22 PM, Lincoln County
Sheriff's Deputies responded to a suspicious person near SW Brentwood Dr.
and S Crestline Dr. in Waldport, Oregon. A female subject, later identified as
Kathleen Jenise Marco, 32 years of age
from Waldport, was located and items
from a vacant residence in the area were
found in her possession. Marco was also
found to be in possession of prescription
medication that did not belong to her.
Marco was arrested and lodged at the
Lincoln County Jail on one count of
Burglary I, one count of Theft II, and
one count of Unlawful Possession of
Prescription Drugs. Marco’s bail was set
at $180,000.
investigation into Wednesday afternoons, April 22, fatal traffic crash on
Highway 207 near milepost 1 in Morrow
County. According to Lieutenant Mike
Turner, on April 22nd at approximately
1:13pm, Troopers from the OSP Hermiston and Pendleton offices responded to a
reported fatal crash on HWY 207 near
milepost 1 in Morrow County which
blocked both north and southbound
lanes of travel. Preliminary investigation revealed a red, 2009 Honda Fit,
operated by NEAL REAU,age 35, from
Richland Washington, was traveling
southbound when for an unknown reasons the vehicle failed to negotiate a
curve and crossed into the northbound
lane; sideswiping a white, 2009 Chevy
pickup towing a flatbed trailer. The
driver of the Chevy pickup, identified as
THEODORE BITHER, age 44, of Echo
Oregon, was transported to the hospital
in Heppner with minor injuries. REAU
was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The highway remained closed for approximately 5 hours while Troopers investigated the crash and to allow for the
removal of the vehicles.
Pedestrian Fatality in
Southern Oregon
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers in
Central Point are continuing the investigation into last nights fatal pedestrian
involved crash on Highway 99 (Rogue
Valley Highway) at Mace Road in Jack-
Driver Arrested in
Fatal DUII Crash
La Grande are continuing to investigate
Saturday's fatal traffic crash that resulted
in the death of one occupant, serious
injury to three others and injury to the
driver who now faces criminal charges.
Preliminary information from investigators indicates that on April 18, at about
5:47 p.m., a black Nissan pickup, being
driven by BRANDON C. HALLECK,
27, of La Grande, crashed into a ditch
and killed one person and injured 4 other
occupants. According to OSP Sergeant
Kyle Hove, HALLECK was driving in a
reckless manner with 3 unrestrained
Criminal Trespass
occupants in the bed when he crashed.
News
release
from
the
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 3/29/2015 at
Two juveniles riding in the bed were
injured and the third adult occupant, about 1336 hours Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a report of a Criminal Trespass in progress on Crown Point Road, outidentified as JACOB R. YEATES, 23, of
side
of the community of Charleston. Deputies were given a descripLa Grande, was pronounced deceased at
tion
of the suspect that was seen and after searching the area of
the scene. 5 people total were riding in
Crown
Point Road Deputies located Christopher Rauschert, age 20 of
the pickup, 3 in the bed, 1 in the cab and
Coos
Bay.
Investigation showed that he was the subject seen on the
the driver, at the time of the crash. The
property.
Mr. Rauschert was arrested him for Criminal Trespass I.
driver was lodged on charges of ManDuring
the
arrest
he was also found to be in possession of meth. He
slaughter in the 1st Degree, Assault 1st
was also charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance
Degree, DUII-Felony, Reckless Driving,
and 3 counts of Reckless Endangering. (Methamphetamine). Mr. Rauschert was also found to have an outstanding warrant for his arrest from the Oregon Youth Authority. He
He was lodged in the Union County Jail.
was transported to the Coos County Jail where he was lodged on
Hwy. 207 Fatal
those charges.
Oregon State Police are continuing the
son County. Preliminary information
indicates that on April 21, at approximately 8:47 p.m., a Grey, 2007 Nissan
Frontier pick-up, driven by ROBERT A.
PENNER, 35, of Central Point, was
traveling northbound on Highway 99
near Mace Road in the right hand lane
when it struck a pedestrian. The pedestrian, identified as TANNER ALLEN
ROBERT PASCOE, 14, of Central
Point, was transported to Rogue Regional Medical Center by ambulance and
pronounced deceased at approximately
10:45 p.m. While the investigation into
this crash is ongoing, troopers do not
believe impairment, speed or unsafe
driving was involved and PENNER is
cooperating with investigators.
Hwy. 211 Fatal
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are
continuing to investigate Thursday afternoons, April 23, single vehicle fatal
crash that occurred on Highway 211 at
milepost 10 near S. Bear Meadows
Court in Clackamas County. Preliminary information indicates that shortly
before 4:30 p.m., a Green, 2006 Ford
Escape, driven by MARGARET M.
BROKAW, 57, of Molalla, was
northbound on Highway 211 when for
still undetermined reasons the vehicle
drifted off the roadway and down a
slight embankment striking a tree. The
driver and only occupant was pronounced deceased at the scene. The
cause of the crash is still under investigation.
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Hwy. 219 Fatal
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are
investigating a single vehicle crash
Thursday, April 23, near the intersection
of Highway 219 and French Prairie
Road near St. Paul. Preliminary information from investigators indicates a
green Ford Aerostar was northbound on
Highway 219 near French Prairie Road
when it failed to negotiate the turn and
left the roadway striking a tree. The
driver, name withheld pending next of
kin notification, was pronounced deceased at the scene. OSP is investigating the incident and a collision reconstructionist is responding.
DUII Crash
According to Trooper Tiffany Lynn, on
April 24, 2015 at 9:48 am a two vehicle
serious injury crash occurred on SR
HWY 226 near Milepost (MP) 8.5 (near
Scio). Unit #1, a 1995 Honda Accord,
driven by Mr. Scott Cook was eastbound
on Hwy 226 when it crossed the centerline and collided with Unit #2 a westbound Itasca Sunriver Motorhome. Unit
#2 was driven by Mr. Randall Starr (age
76) with his wife, Mrs. Barbara Starr
(age 77) as the right front passenger.
Both Mr. Cook and the Starrs are residents of Scio. After the head-on collision, the motorhome came to rest off the
roadway and the Honda Accord came to
rest on the shoulder of the eastbound
lane. It is unknown if Mr. Cook was
wearing a seatbelt but the Starrs were
properly restrained. Airbags deployed in
the Honda Accord. Mr. Cook was taken
to Salem Hospital via Lifeflight with
serious injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Starr sustained minor injuries. Mr. Cook has
been cited and released for DUIIControlled Substances and Reckless
Driving.
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killed Saturday, April 18, in a dune
buggy accident at the Sand Lake Recreation Area in southern Tillamook County
on the North Oregon Coast. Robert Sullenger was operating the dune buggy
that collided with another. Both of his
passengers were also injured and taken
to hospitals. The occupants of the other
dune buggy were not injured.
California Homicide
Suspects Arrested in
Oregon
Springfield arrested two California men
wanted in connection with a ContraCosta County California Homicide earlier Wednesday evening, April 8. According to OSP Lieutenant Lang Hinkle,
OSP Troopers in Springfield were notified that two suspects in a Contra-Costa
County California Homicide were traveling through Oregon at about 3:15 p.m.
At about 5:00 p.m., OSP troopers located the vehicle, a black 2014 Kia Soul,
and conducted a high-risk traffic stop on
I-5 near milepost 201 southbound. Due
to the risk involved in the stop both directions of I-5 were shut down for approximately 20 minutes as troopers and
officers from the Eugene Police Department and Lane County Sheriff's Office
took the men into custody. The two men
were identified as ZAKARI A. WILSON, 20, and ARTIE I. ADANANDUS,
24, both of California. Both men complied with police and were taken into
custody without incident.
Driver Related to
Fatal Crash on
Hwy. 20 Arrested
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers continuing the investigation into April 6,
fatal traffic crash on Highway 20 near
Eddyville have arrested an involved
driver. According to OSP Lieutenant
Justin McGladrey, On April 7, 2015, at
approximately 1:30 PM, IVAN SANDRIA CRUZ was taken into custody
after being released from Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis. SANDRIA
CRUZ was lodged in the Lincoln
County Jail on charges of Manslaughter
in the Second Degree, Driving Under the
Influence of Intoxicants, Reckless Driving and Recklessly Endangering Another
Person. OSP troopers from the Newport
Patrol office are continuing the investigation which will be forwarded to the
Lincoln County District Attorney's Of-
fice for consideration of additional
charges. Any further media requests
should be directed to the Lincoln County
District Attorney's Office.
Stabbing Suspect
Arrested
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. On March 24, 2015, Deputy
Bruster of the Lincoln County Sheriff's
Office was dispatched to a residence,
just outside the city limits of Toledo, on
report of a stabbing. The deputy contacted the male victim and started an
investigation which revealed he was
stabbed multiple times with a knife in
the early morning hours at the location.
The victim was transported to the Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in
Newport where he received treatment for
his injuries. During the course of the
investigation Axl K. Goodell, 22 years
of age from Siletz, was identified as the
suspect of the stabbing. The Sheriff's
Office obtained an arrest warrant for
Goodell and, with assistance from other
law enforcement agencies, began checking the local area for him. Information
was developed that persons within Lincoln County were likely harboring Goodell and providing him with means of
transportation. On April 7, 2015, the
U.S. Marshalls Service, working in conjuction with the Lincoln County Sheriff's
Office, arrived in the area of 218 Gwee
Shut Rd., Siletz and observed Goodell
getting into a sport utility vehicle. The
Marshalls then contacted Goodell and
took him into custody without incident.
Goodell was with a female, Kellie A.
Kaiser, 19 years old from Siletz. She
was identified as the owner of the sport
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utility vehicle and placed under arrest
for assisting with Goodell's flight from
authorities. Both Goodell and Kaiser
were transported to the Lincoln County
Jail. Goodel was lodged on the warrant,
listing charges as: Attempted Murder,
Assault in the First Degree, Assault in
the second Degree and Unlawful use of a
weapon. His bail was set at $250,000.00.
Kaiser was lodged and charged with
Hindering prosecution. Her bail set at
$50,000.00.
Sheriff’s Office. On April 12, 2015 at
approximately 7:15PM Lincoln County
Sheriff’s Deputy Karl Vertner contacted
Chester William Smith Jr., age 29, at his
Otis home in regards to a felony warrant
out of Washington State for Possession
of a Controlled Substance. Smith Jr.
was taken into custody and transported
to the Lincoln County Jail where he was
lodged on the Oregon charge of Fugitive
from other states with his bail set at
$150,000.
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News release Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. On April 7th, 2015 at approximately 7:58 PM, Deputy Schermerhorn
with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
contacted a male subject associated with
an illegally parked vehicle on Highway
101 near NW Colorado St. in Yachats,
OR. During the contact with the male
subject, later identified as Jon L. Wilkinson, 39 years of age from Klamath
Falls, a substantial amount of packaged
Marijuana was observed inside the vehicle. The Marijuana was seized and Wilkinson was arrested and lodged at the
Lincoln County jail on one count of
Unlawful possession of Marijuana. Wilkinson's bail was set at $50,000. Subsequently the Marijuana was later weighed
and determined to be approximately 1
pound. Wilkinson's vehicle was towed
from the scene.
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. On April 11, 2015 at approximately 9:35am, Lincoln County
Sheriff's Deputies responded to a residence in the 200 block of N Deer Drive,
Otis, Oregon to investigate a reported
drug complaint. Deputies also received
information of subjects staying at the
location with outstanding warrants for
their arrest. Deputies contacted the
home owner and subsequently conducted a search of the residence. Several people were located and contacted
inside the location. 27 year old Otis
resident Christopher Alan Church was
contacted and found to have a valid Lincoln County Circuit Court warrant issued for his arrest for Fail to appear, bail
$50002.00. 24 year old Lincoln City
resident Calgary Kendrick was contacted
and found to have two valid Lincoln
County Circuit Court warrants issued for
Washington State
his arrest, one for Parole Violation, no
Fugitive Arrested
bail, the other an indictment warrant for
News release from the Lincoln Co. Possession of a Methamphetamine, bail
$50000.00. 29 year old Otis resident
April J Stehly was contacted and found
to be in possession of Methamphetamine. Stehly was charged with one
count of Possession of Methamphetamine, bail $50000.00. All three subjects
were arrested and lodged in the Lincoln
County Jail. Several other subjects were
contacted at the location and released
without incident.
fice. In addition to the 150 months for
the Sexual Abuse convictions, Mr. Bristow was sentenced to 48 months for a
probation violation. The 48 months is to
be served consecutive to the 150
months. The investigation began in
early February of 2015 when the allegations were brought to the attention of the
Oregon State Police by the Department
of Human Services - Child Welfare DiUmpqua River Drowning vision. The investigation revealed Mr.
A 34-year old Sutherlin man is pre- Bristow sexually abused two female
sumed to have drowned following a ca- victims under the age of 12. Both vicnoe capsizing on the Umpqua River near tims were known to Mr. Bristow.
Southern Oregon
downtown Roseburg Sunday morning.
Laughlin was canoeing with 41-year old
Fatal
Daniel Kissinger, also of Sutherlin, Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are
when the 15-foot canoe flipped in “Crow continuing the investigation into SaturRapids” near the 11000 block of Garden day night’s fatal traffic crash at 9237
Valley Road. The two were not wearing Holland Loop Road near Cave Junction
lifejackets. Kissinger was able to make in Josephine County. According to OSP
it to riverbank, but Laughlin disap- Sergeant Brandon Boice, troopers were
peared. Searchers found the canoe, a dispatched to the location on a report of
tackle box and a lifejacket, but not a vehicle that had slid off the road and
Laughlin.
crashed into a tree. Upon arrival troopers
Sexual Abuse
Conviction
On April 13, 2015, Kevin Earl Bristow,
age 35, of Klamath Falls, was sentenced
to 198 months in prison by Klamath
County Circuit Court Judge Dan Bunch.
Mr. Bristow was sentenced to two 75
month prison terms, to be served consecutively, for his convictions on two
counts of Sexual Abuse 1. He had been
convicted on Friday, April 10, 2015, of
two counts of Sexual Abuse 1 after a
three day trial prosecuted by the
Klamath County District Attorney's Of-
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discovered a 1993 Acura Integra driven
by ERRIC FISHER, 19, of Cave Junction, which had been northbound on
Holland Loop Road that crashed sideways into a tree shearing the vehicle in
half. The front seat passenger, identified
as CAMBRIA RIVER LIN COOK, 22,
of Cave Junction, was transported to the
hospital with injury. The rear passenger,
identified as AUSTIN J. PEDRO, 35, of
Cave Junction, was pronounced deceased at the scene. FISHER received
only minor injuries. After investigation,
troopers arrested FISHER for Driving
Under the Influence of Intoxicants, Manslaughter I, Assault III, Reckless Driving, Assaulting a Public Safety Officer
and Resisting Arrest after being subdued
with a electronic control device.
FISHER was lodged at the Josephine
County Jail.
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Shooting
On April 18, at approximately 11:16
a.m., Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers received a request to assist Josephine
County Sheriff's Deputies who were
responding to a shooting in the O'Brien
area. Officers first arriving on scene
found a deceased male with apparent
gunshot wounds who was later identified
as WARREN BATIE, age 43 of Utah.
Preliminary information indicated the
adult man who had shot BATIE was
being transported to Three Rivers Hospital in Grants Pass by private vehicle.
While responding to the scene of the
shooting, OSP detectives located the
vehicle, conducted a traffic stop and
detained the subject, identified as JEF-
FREY HUNSAKER, age 46, of Utah,
who had also been shot in the leg. HUNSAKER was subsequently transported to
Three Rivers Hospital in Grants Pass
where he was treated for a gunshot
wound to his leg. Early information
indicates the two men were arguing over
the ownership of a truck just prior to the
shooting.
Probation Violation
served NBPD warrants charging UEMV,
10-counts of ID Theft, 10-counts
Fraudulent use of Credit Card Theft II;
Failure to Appear on Criminal Trespass
I; Failure to Appear II; Failure to Appear
on Citation; and, Criminal Trespass II.
No name was provided.
Probation Board warrant charging Parole houses in area were TP.”
Violation.
Probation Violation
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Thursday, April 2, 100
block Wall St., “suspicious subjects,” 25
-year old Devin Wilson arrested on OreWarrant
gon Parole Board Parole Violation
According to an entry on the Coos Bay charge. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
Police log for Friday, April 3, 1:44 a.m., at Coquille.
NBPD arrested 30-year old Troy Irick
Burglary
on CBPD warrant charging Failure to According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Appear on Criminal Citation, and Crimi- Police log for Thursday, April 2, 9:49
nal Trespass II. Transported to the Coos a.m., 700 block S. 5th St., “burglary.”
Co. Jail at Coquille.
According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for Thursday, April 2, 12:32
a.m., Lombard & Myrtle, “officer out
with subject,” 32-year old KC Everett
Holt, Coos Bay, charged with Probation
Violation and warned for False Info to
Warrant
Officer. Transported to the Coos Co. According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Friday, April 3, 12:41
Warrant
a.m., Boardwalk, “out on foot at locaAccording to an entry on the North Bend tion,” 58-year old Robin Corey arrested
Police log for Thursday, April 2, 11:45 on Marion Co. warrant charging Cona.m., 1900 block Sherman Ave., tempt of Court – Remedial. Transported
“possible drug activity,” 21-year old to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Taylor Lee Mauck, Coos Bay, arrested
Warrant
on NBPD warrant charging Failure to According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Appear on Assault IV and Strangulation, Police log for Thursday, April 2, 6:13
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- p.m., 29-year old Jordan Dixon arrested
quille.
at the Multnomah Co. Jail on CBPD
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log
Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
Sheriff’s log for Thursday, April 2. 8:20
a.m., mp 4 Transpacific Parkway,
“Unlawful Entry Motor Vehicle.” 10:53
a.m., mp 2 Catching Slough, Coos Bay,
“Animal Neglect.” 11:05 a.m., Charleston Road, Coos Bay, “Assault, Domestic.” 3:24 p.m., 2100 block Ash St.,
North Bend, “Animal Neglect.” 3:33
p.m. mp 1 Daniels Creek Lane, Coos
Bay, “Animal Abuse.” For more information: Coos County Sheriff's Office,
250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423,
Warrant
warrant charging Failure to Appear on 541-396-7800, 541-396-7801. Closed
According to an entry on the North Bend original charge of Theft of Identity, for Lunch from 11:30a - 12:30p. SherPolice log for Thursday, April 2, 12:56 Fraud-Credit Card, and Unlawful Entry iff's Office Records 541-396-7802.
p.m., 3700 block Sherman Ave., Motor Vehicle.
Fight
“welfare check,” 25-year old Eathan
Domestic Assault
According to an entry on the Coquille
Harley D. Robeson, Coos Bay, arrested According to an entry on the Coquille Police log for Saturday, April 4, 1:35
on NBPD warrants charging Failure to Tribal Police log for Thursday, April 2, a.m., 1100 block N. Dean St., 24-year
Appear on two-counts of Assault IV and 2600 block Mexeye Loop, 29-year old old Kason Henry Crutchfield charged
Harassment, also Failure to Appear I Andrew Van Blair charged with Assault with Criminal Trespass I and transported
charge. Additional charges of Interfer- IV Domestic and transported to the Coos to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
ing, Escape III, Resisting, Meth and Pro- Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
bation Violation. Transported to the
Warrant
According
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for Saturday, April 4, 1:24
Warrant
Police log for Thursday, April 2, 12:36 a.m., “Portland PD arrested subject on
According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., CCSO served CBPD warrant on 36 CBPD warrant,” 28-year old Joshua Kell
Police log for Thursday, April 2, Bureau -year old Angela Osburn charging DeVoll charged with Failure to Appear
of Emergency Communications (BOEC) Unlawful Delivery of Hydrocodone and on original charge of Theft II.
Unlawful Possession of Hydrocodone.
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a.m., 1900 block Newmark, “possible
location of wanted,” 21-year old Dylan
McAlmond arrested on Medford PD
warrant charging Failure to Appear on
original charge of Telephonic Harassment. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Warrant
a.m., 1445 N. Bayshore Dr., Motel 6,
“suspicious subject,” 50-year old Lonnie
Dean Gish arrested on State Parole &
Police log for Friday, April 3, 1:05 p.m.,
100 block N. Cammann St., “result of
Attempt to Locate subject, 28-year old
Cassie Leone Pierce charged with Probation Violation and on CBPD warrant
charging Failure to Appear on a Criminal Citation. Transported to the Coos
Wanted
Police log for Friday, April 3, 1:05 p.m.,
100 block N. Cammann St., “result of
Attempt to Locate subject,” 22-year old
Korey W. Button charged with Interfering and arrested on CCSO warrant
charging Probation Violation and UUV.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Wanted
Police log for Friday, April 3, 2nd &
Commercial, “located wanted subject,”
24-year old Latiesha Metcalfe arrested
on CBPD warrant charging Failure to
Appear on Criminal Citation and Giving
False Info to Police for a Citation and
Theft 21, Criminal Trespass I. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
Police log for Saturday, April 4, 7:51
a.m., 1400 block Sherman Ave., “officer
observed possible wanted subject at location,” 33-year old Brett Andrew Carpenter, Coos Bay, arrested on warrant
charging Unlawful Possession Meth, and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Wanted
a.m., Virginia & Harrison, “officer observed wanted subject at location,” 46year old Harry Everette Miller, North
Bend, arrested on charges of Theft I and
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p.m., N. Elm & W. 17 , “littering/6 Probation Violation, transported to the
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Sheriff’s log for Saturday, April 4.
12:08 p.m., Kellogg Lane, Coos Bay,
“Burglary.” 12:30 p.m., 200 E. 2 nd St.,
Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, “Assault.” 2:16
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
“DUII.” For more information: Coos
County Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter,
Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
541-396-7801. Closed for Lunch from
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541-396-7802.
p.m., 2600 block Broadway, “RP request
officers after being hit in the head by
another resident of the People’s Place.
Officers respond and contacted involved
person/female suspect taken to BAH on
Police Officer Hold, 44-year old Amber
Camille Cruz, North Bend, “referred to
DA for Harassment.”
Wanted
Police log for Sunday, April 5, 5:14
p.m., “subject came to station to check
why an officer needed to speak with
him,” 45-year old Richard Neil Allison,
North Bend, charged with Assault IV
Shoplifter
According to an entry on the Coos Bay and Tampering with Witness, transPolice log for Sunday, Apirl 5, 3:53 ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
UEMV
a.m., 2051 Newmark, Walmart, 23-year
old Kayla Raquel Wallace charged with According to an entry on the North Bend
Theft III and PCS Meth. Transported to Police log for Monday, April 6, 2:31
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
a.m., 2400 block Sherman Ave., “RP
reported subject broke into a Dodge DuWarrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay rango parked at location and took stereo.
Police log for Saturday, April 4, 6:57 RP chased subject and he dropped the
p.m., CBPD served NBPD warrant on stereo. Stereo actually belong to a dif23-year old Cody J. Dew for Failure to ferent vehicle,” 24-year old Jacob Evans,
Appear on Assault charge. Transported North Bend, charged with two-counts of
UEMV, Theft II and Burglary II. Transto the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII
p.m., Broadway & Hall, “result of traffic
stop,” 56-year old David C. Smith
charged with DWS Misdemeanor and
DUII. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Disorderly Conduct
p.m., 1000 block Pacific Ave., “result of
suspicious subject,” 21-year old Shyann
McMillen-Markusson charged with Disorderly Conduct II and transported to the
Shoplifter
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
“Shoplifter & Criminal Trespass,” 28year old Lacey Jinelle Potts cited for
Theft III and Criminal Trespass I.
Wanted
a.m., Newmark & Broadway, “officer
observed detainable subject walking
near Laser Touch Car Wash,” 44-year
old Lora Lisa Parker, Coos Bay, charged
with Probation Violation and transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Referred
PCS
p.m., 500 block S. Broadway, “back out
with female from McDonald’s,” 42-year
old Gamet Stewart Gebhardt arrested on
charges of Resisting Arrest and Criminal
Mischief II. Transported to the Coos
Shoplifter
Police log for Monday, April 6, 8:32
p.m., 2051 Newmark, Walmart, 34-year
old Aaron N. Allison charged with Theft
II, also CCSO warrant charging Parole
Sexual Abuse
Violation on original charge of PCS
Heroin, and CBPD warrant charging According to an entry on the North Bend
Failure to Appear on original charge of Police log for Tuesday, April 7, 9:58
Contempt of Court/Punitive-VRO.
a.m., 1500 16th St., North Bend Middle
School, “sexual abuse,” Department of
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coquille Human Services and Kid’s Hope Center
Police log for Monday, April 6, 12:04 involved.
p.m., 200 block E. Main, 27-year old
Canaan Ramer arrested on CQPD warrant charging Assault IV/Domestic and
Harassment. Transported to the Coos
Smoking Pot
Resisting Arrest
According to an entry on the North Bend According to an entry on t he Coos Bay
Police log for Sunday, April 5, 12:44 Police log for Monday, April 6, 11:46
Warrant
Police log for Tuesday, April 7, 10:52
a.m., Medford PD served NBPD warrant
on 22-year old Lucas Taylor Hothan,
Medford, charging Failure to Appear on
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay original charge of Possession Heroin,
Police log for Monday, April 6, 9:11 Possession Meth.
Tire Slasher Arrested
a.m., Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, Parole &
Probation served CBPD warrants on According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Steven Miles Robeson charging Proba- Police log for Tuesday, April 7, 7:06
tion Violation on original charge of Pos- p.m., 1020 S. 1st St., Fred Meyer,
session of Meth, and Probation Violation “watched subject slash tire and scratch a
on original charge of Menacing. Trans- vehicle on the back side of location,” 30ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
year old Anthony Cornett arrested on
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log charge of Criminal Mischief I and transSome of the entries on the Coos Co. ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Monday, April 6, 300
block S. 5th St., “report stolen vehicle,”
42-year old Garnet Kerrina StewartGebhart charged with PCS Meth and
Sheriff’s log for Tuesday, April 7. 1:02
Disorderly Conduct
a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, CoAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay quille, “Use of Force.” 6:42 a.m., 1000
Police log for Sunday, April 5, 2:30 block Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay, “Search
p.m., 900 block Newmark Ave., Empire, Warrant.” 8:49 a.m., Big Creek Road,
“disorderly male in traffic,” 38-year old Myrtle Pt., “Sexual Abuse-1”. 8:56
Randy R. Clifford charged with Disorderly Conduct II and Criminal Mischief
II. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
p.m., 3201 Tremont, Mill Casino/Hotel,
“Mill Security reported female staying at
location was outside smoking. They
observed her on camera and another
security officer contacted her and asked
if she was smoking marijuana. She said
it was and she has a medical card out of
California. They told her that she couldn’t smoke it or have it on the property.
They called here to verify if she has a
card or not, they were advised we can’t
give out that info to them.”
a.m., Zanartu Road, Coos Bay, “Child
Abuse.” 11:53 a.m., E. Lockhart Ave.,
Coos Bay, “Animal Neglect.” 1:19
p.m., Robertson Lane, Coos Bay,
“Indecent Exposure.” 10:20 p.m., S.
Coos River Hwy., “Strangulation.” For
more information: Coos County Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille,
Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800, 541-3967801. Closed for Lunch from 11:30a 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541396-7802.
Disorderly
p.m., 200 block N. Wasson St., 28-year
old Blake Topping arrested on CBPD
warrant charging Unlawful Entry into a
Motor Vehicle, Theft in the 3es Degree,
and Possession of Hydrocodone. Additiional charges of Felon Possession Restricted Weapon-Misdemeanor and a
Probation Violation Detainer for P&P.
11:39 a.m., Broadway, “observed
wanted subject north bound on Broadway,” Bobbi Smith arrested on CBPD
warrant charging Unlawful Possession
of Meth.
Prostitution
charged with DWS Misdemeanor and According to an entry on the Coos Bay
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Police log for Thursday, April 9, 5:03
quille.
p.m., 1900 block Lawnridge Loop,
“subject threatening with baseball bat.”
Probation Violation
p.m., 1500 block Juniper Ave., “result of
stolen vehicle report,” 31-year old
Trisha Littles, 25-year old Susan Miller,
and 22-year old Skyler Waldrop all
charged with Probation Violation and all
Police log for Wednesday, April 8, 9:53
According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., 200 block Holland St., Empire
Police log for Tuesday, April 7, 5:01 Boat Ramp, 47-year old male reported
p.m., Multnomah Co. Sheriff’s Office “prostitution.”
arrested 24-year old Dennis Caputo on
Sex Offender
CBPD warrant charging Probation Vio- According to an entry on the Coquille
lation on original charge of Possession Police log for Wednesday, April 8, 9:33
Attempt Burglary
Heroin. Lodged in the Multnomah Co. a.m., W. 1st St., “ATL subject for Fail to According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Jail at Portland.
Register,” 48-year old Michael Allen Police log for Thursday, April 9, 7:22
Burglaries
Lucas charged with Failure to Register p.m., 100 block Norman Ave., 23-year
Entries on the Coos Bay Police log in- as Sex Offender and Probation Viola- old female reported “attempted burglary
volving burglaries: Thursday, April 9, tion. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at to residence.”
3:18 a.m., 2700 block 33rd St., Coquille.
Warrant
“attempted burglary just occurred.”
Assault
Wednesday, April 8, 8:35 p.m., 1000 According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Thursday, April 9, 5:42
block Ocean Blvd., 37-year old reported Police log for Wednesday, April 8, 8:04 p.m., 100 block Norman Ave., 47-year
“burglary.”
p.m., 1600 block McPherson, “report of old Linda B. Taylor arrested on charge
Warrant
Wanted
Police log for Thursday, April 9, 250 N.
Baxter St., Coquille, CCSO, “located
wanted subject,” 24-year old Alexander
L. Nunez arrested on CBPD warrant
charging Assault IV, Strangulation and
Harassment. Transported to the Coos
Att. Burglary
a.m., 2700 block 33rd St., “attempted
burglary just occurred.”
Warrant
a.m., 2100 block Ohio St., “attempt warrant service,” 24-year old Jedidiah C.
Mangine, North Bend, arrested on OSPB
Warrant
physical dispute at location,” 28-year old of PCS Meth and transported to the warrant charging Parole Violation and
According to an entry on the Coos Bay William Ambrose arrested on charge of Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoPolice log for Wednesday, April 8, 3:39 Assault IV Domestic Felony. Transquille.
Probation Violation
p.m., 300 block S. Marple, 32-year old ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
Michael McKay arrested on NBPD warDisorderly
Police log for Thursday, April 9, 5:47 According to an entry on the North Bend
rant charging Failure to Appear on According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 1020 S. 1st St., Fred Meyer, Police log for Friday, April 10, 4:48
Criminal Citation and Criminal Trespass Police log for Wednesday, April 8, 8:49 “location of detainable subject,” 38-year p.m., 17th & Pine, “possible detainable
II; CBPD warrant charging Probation p.m., 1300 block Virginia Ave., “report old Jason George Bragg charged with subject in the area,” 23-year old Brian D.
Violation on charge of Possession Con- of male subject harassing RP at loca- Probation Violation and transported to Lane, Coos Bay, charged with Probation
trolled Substance Schedule II.
tion,” 44-year old Randy Morgan, North the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Violation and Detainer authorized by
DWS
Police log for Wednesday, April 8,
12:02 p.m., 5th & Adams, 33-yea rold
Trina Resendez arrested on charges of
PCS Schedule I/Meth and PCS Less than
an Oz. Marijuana. Forty-yea rold Michael Rodgers arrested on charge of PCS
Scheule I/Meth.
Bend, charged with Disorderly Conduct
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
Referred
a.m., Hwy. 101/Pine St., “driver warned
for failure to maintain lane several
times,” Lacey Potts and Joseph Bender
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log both referred to DA’s Office for PCS
Some of the entries on the Coos Co. Schedule I.
Sheriff’s log for Wednesday, April 8.
Dispute
10:58 a.m., Hwy. 42S, mp 7, Bandon, According to an entry on the North Bend
“Animal Abuse.” 3:45 p.m., W. Eagle Police log for Thursday, April 9, 1:34
Lane, North Bend, “Child Abuse.” For p.m., 2700 block Ash St., 71-year old
more information: Coos County Sher- James K. Gray, North Bend, charged
iff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, with Assault IV-Domestic and transOregon 97423, 541-396-7800, 541-396- ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
7801. Closed for Lunch from 11:30a Robbery
12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541According
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
396-7802.
DWS
p.m., 500 block So. Empire Blvd., EsAccording to an entry on the Coquille presso Mill, “Robbery.”
nd
Police log for Wednesday, April 8, 2 &
DWS
Dean, 64-year old Samuel Clausen arAccording
to
an
entry on the Coos Bay
rested on charges of DWS Misdemeanor
Police
log
for
Thursday,
April 9, 9:27
and PCS Schedule i/Meth.
p.m., Hwy. 101, Bunker Hill, “possible
Warrant
rolling dispute/driving while susAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay pended,40-year old Brenden Van Buren
Baseball Bat
PO. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
stop,” 26-year old Amanda Wolberg
charged with Possession of Heroin and
According to an entry on the North Bend DUII. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
Police log for Saturday, April 11, 12:29 at Coquille.
Illegal Camping
a.m., 800 block Lombard Ave., “attempt
warrant service, subject arrested on 3 According to an entry on the Coos Bay
NBPD warrants,” 24-year old Matthew Police log for Friday, April 10, 9:31
T. Garner, North Bend, charged with a.m., 1200 block Newmark, 27-yea rold
Failure to Appear, Failure to Appear, Thomas Jeffrey Phillips arrested on
and an additional warrant charging Fail- CBPD warrant charging Failure to Apure to Appear II. Transported to the pear on original charge of Possession of
Meth. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Harassment
Warrant
p.m., 700 block Hemlock, “fight between neighbors,” 24-year old Megan
Forrest charged with Harassment and
Probation Violation
p.m., Cedar & Newmark, “officer out
with 2 at location,” 27-year old Casey
Allen Nelson, Bandon, arrested on Probation Violation charge and transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. “Will
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay be referred for Felon in Possession
Police log for Friday, April 10, 4:22 Weapons (knives).
Fight
p.m., 1300 block Newmark Ave.,
“traffic stop,” 42-year old John Bader According to an entry on the North Bend
arrested on NBPD warrant charging Police log for Sunday, April 12, 12:15
Failure to Appear on original charge of a.m., 3300 block Sherman Ave., “3rd
Contempt of Court – Punitive VRO, also hand report of fight at location,” 21-year
charged with Possession of Meth and old Phillip J. Brazille, North Bend, and
cited for DWS-Violation, Driving Unin- 23-year old Gary D. Danielson, Coos
sured and Failure to Wear Seatbelt. Bay, both charged with Probation ViolaTransported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- tion and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
quille.
at Coquille.
a.m., Salmon Ave., 20-year old Donald
Bignell arrested on NBPD warrant
charging Unlawful Possession of Meth.
Accident
Emergency responders had to pry a door
open to free individuals trapped during a
multiple-vehicle accident at Newmark
and Schoneman St. in the Empire District of Coos Bay Saturday night, April
12. According to an entry on the CBPD
log for 7:17 p.m., “multiple 911 callers
regarding 2-3 vehicle accident at location.” Operators were identified as 19year old Skyler Harvey and 33-year old
Lindsey McGuire.
VRO
Stabbed
p.m., 600 block S. 11th St., “subject at
his house that was assaulted and
stabbed, saying someone took his sister.” Thirty-year old Steven Vierra
charged with Assault I and two-counts
Menacing. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Exposing
p.m., 400 block N. Central, “subject in
van exposing female’s breasts. Subject
Probation Violation
gone prior to police arrival, unable to
According to an entry on the Coos Bay locate in the surrounding area.”
Warrant
p.m., 700 block Newmark Ave., 35-year According to an entry on the Coos Bay
old Michael Marshall arrested on Proba- Police log for Sunday, April 12, 1:32
tion Violation Detainer and PCS Meth. p.m., 250 N. Baxter St., CCSO, CoTransported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- quille, 23-year old Aliczandr McClyquille.
monds arrested on CBPD warrant charg-
Warrant
p.m., 250 N. Baxter St., Coquille,
CCSO, 27-year old Joshua W. Beebe
served CBPD warrant charging Failure
to Appear on Citation, Criminal Trespass I and Theft III, also Theft I, CrimiDUII
Dispute
According to an entry on the Coquille According to an entry on the North Bend nal Trespass I, Theft III, Failure to ApPolice log for Friday, April 10, 10:56 Police log for Sunday, April 12, 4:38 pear on Criminal Citations. Lodged in
a.m., Hwy. 42, mp 8.5, “from traffic a.m., 1800 block Madrona St., “dispute the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII
at location,” 23-year old Ryan L.
Nicholas, North Bend, charged with According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Harassment and Recklessly Endanger- Police log for Saturday, April 11, 5:09
ing a Child. Transported to the Coos
Police log for Friday, April 10, 5 p.m.,
1800 block Thomas St., “possible violation of restraining order,” 41-year old
Mark Messenger charged with VRO
Coquille.
a.m., 200 block N. Wasson St., 27-year
old Jesse Cantrell charged with DUII
and DWS Misdemeanor.
ing Theft II. Lodged in the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Theft
p.m., 100 block Norman Ave., 43-year
old Tommie Wilson charged with Criminal Mistreatment and transported to the
Burglary
a.m., 400 block S. 6th St., “suspicious
circumstances,” 18-year old Scott Stil-
Coos Bay Marine
1201 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay
www.coosbaymarine.com
Sheriff’s log for Saturday, April 11.
9:46 a.m., Lampa Lane, Myrtle Pt.,
“Burglary.” 11:16 a.m., 200 block 1st
Ave., Coos Bay, “Animal Neglect.”
For more information: Coos County
Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
541-396-7801. Closed for Lunch from
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541-396-7802.
Warrant
email: cbmarine@coosbaymarine.net
(541) 888-2535
Toll Free 866-840-1544
son charged with Burglary II and transquille.
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
VRO
Warrant
p.m, 1800 Sherman Ave., “officer out
with 2 subjects at North Bend Library,”
38-year old Jaymie Victoria Shields,
Coos Bay, cited and released on two
warrants out of Lebanon PD charging
Failure to Appear II/Harassment, and
Contempt of Court and Probation ViolaSexual Abuse
According to an entry on the Coquille tion.
Shoplifter
a.m., 800 block N. Elliott St., 29-year According to an entry on the North Bend
old Gary Jatho charged with Sexual Police log for Sunday, April 13, 12:21
Abuse II and Contributing to Sexual p.m., 2200 block Newmark St., “RP
Delinquency of a Minor.
reported shoplifters still browsing inside
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log the store, female putting items in her
Some of the entries on the Coos Co. purse. Officers respond and contacted
Sheriff’s log for Sunday, April 12. 8:10 the subject and confirmed only one of
p.m., Duling Road, Coos Bay, “Child the females is the suspect.” Twenty-four
Neglect II.” 9:33 p.m., Braley Road, year old Jennifer Anne Skinner, North
Coos Bay, “Burglary.” For more infor- Bend, charged with Theft II, value
mation: Coos County Sheriff's Office, $541.43. Transported to the Coos Co.
250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423, Jail at Coquille.
a.m., Coos River & Hugo Road, “traffic
stop,” 45-year old James Parish charged
with Restraining Order (Wisconsin).
Shoplifters
541-396-7800, 541-396-7801. Closed
for Lunch from 11:30a - 12:30p. Sher- According to an entry on the Coos Bay
iff's Office Records 541-396-7802.
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
Dispute
According to an entry on the North Bend “shoplifters in custody,” 68-year old
Police log for Sunday, April 12, 4:38 Samantha P. Salmonson and 42-year old
a.m., 1800 block Madrona, “dispute at William W. Genzoli, both cited for Theft
location,” 23-year old Ryan L. Nicholas, II.
p.m., 3400 block Pine St., “RP reported
subjects at location have her husband
held hostage and they have guns and are
threatening to kill him and her. RP advised she is outside. Officers contacted
RP and husband. Husband was not being held hostage.” Fifty-seven year old
Karma Schellong transported to BAH on
a Police Officer Mental Hold. “Also
referred to the DA’s Office for PCS
Meth and Criminal Mistreatment.”
Forty-nine year old Russell Schellong
“will be referred to the DA’s Office for
PCS Meth and Criminal Mistreatment.
Report will also be referred to the DHS/
Senior and Disabled Services.
Warrant
6:24 p.m., Rogue River PD arrested 48year old Greg Zielinski arrested on two
CBPD warrants charging Public Indecency and False Info to Officer for Citation and Failure to Appear on Citation.
PCS
5:13 p.m., 300 block N. Baxter, “from
traffic stop,” 51-year old Candie
McKinley charged with PCS Meth, DCS
Meth, PCS Heroin, Felon in Possession
Restricted Weapon and cited for PCS
Less than an Oz. Marijuana. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
7:20 a.m., 41-year old Nathan Robinson
charged with Criminal Mistreatment I
Coquille. He was also charged with two
-counts of Harassment and Disorderly
Conduct and cited for Possession Less
than an Oz. Marijuana on the 1000 block
of Evans Blvd. at 6:08 a.m. Transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Open Container
A 58-year old Drain male was taken into
custody April 9, 3:26 p.m., after he was
stopped by an Oregon State Police
Trooper after a “routine license plate
check showed the registered owner of
the vehicle was criminally suspended for
DUII.” According to an OSP report,
Russell Keith Lobo “produced the
opened and unopened beer cans that he
hid under the passenger’s feet, I placed
him in custody for Misdemeanor Driving While Suspended.” The black Ford
Explorer was released to the 24-year old
female passenger, and Lobo was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille
“where he was issued a criminal citation
for Driving While Suspended and violation citations for Driving Uninsured and
Open Container of Alcohol.”
Both were DWS
According to an Oregon State Police
report, April 9, 5:32 p.m., green VW
Jetta, Hwy. 101 & Davis Ck., “I responded to a reported disturbance on US
North Bend, charged with Harassment
-Hwy. 101 south of Bandon. The female
Criminal Mischief
and Recklessly Endangering a Child. Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
operator of a VW Jetta and her passenTransported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Sheriff’s log for Monday, April 13. 250 According to an entry on the Coos Bay ger were involved in an argument while
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cle and walked away. The male passenger then drove the vehicle down the
HWY following the female. The subjects both stopped and continued to argue. They both stated that the dispute
never became physical. A DMV records
check showed them both to be Driving
While Suspended. Both operators were
issued citations for DWS and Driving
Uninsured.” Driver identified as 24-year
old Kimberly Nicole Brockway, Port
Orford, and the “other involved person”
32-year old Daniel Wayne Tullos II,
Bandon. The vehicle was impounded.
Impounded vehicles
Impounded vehicle report from the Oregon State Police: April 10, 9:41 a.m.,
Hwy. 101, mp 239 nb, silver/aluminum
Pontiac Grant “stopped for multiple violations,” 30-year old Travis Joseph Roland, Coos Bay, “found to be driving
uninsured. Vehicle impounded.”
Shot a Barred Owl
A 19-year old Myrtle Point teen was
cited and released April 10, 11:07 a.m.,
for Taking Protected Species: Barred
Owl after he “posted a picture of himself
with a shotgun and a dead Barred Owl
on social media.” According to an OSP
report, an investigation resulted in
Blaine Wyatt Monson being cited.
Warrant
a.m., “Eugene PD served NBPD warrants,” on 36-year old Daryl Lewis Zetlmaier charging Probation Violation –
Failure to Appear II, and Probation Violation – Criminal Trespass I. Also
wanted on CQPD warrant charging Probation Violation on original charge of
Burglary II and Criminal Mischief II.
Turned Self In
p.m., Portland, “subject walked in, asked
to turn himself in,” 53-year old Roger
McPherson arrested on two CBPD warrants charging Failure to Appear on
Criminal Citation, and Interfering with a
Peace Officer. Transported to the Multnomah Co. Jail at Portland.
Warrant
Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Wednesday, April 22, involving Unauthorized Entry Motor Vehicle (UEMV).
5:21 p.m., 3600 block Spruce St., “RP
reported vehicle broken into and items
taken out of vehicle.” 6:58 a.m., 3200
block Oak St., “unauthorized entry into
motor vehicle. Report taken for UEMV
and Theft-I.” 7:44 a.m., 3600 block
Spruce St., “unauthorized entry into motor vehicle. Officer contacted RP, they
will call back if they located anything
missing.” 10:46 a.m., 3600 block Pine
St., “unauthorized entry into motor vehicle. RP request log for information and
extra patrol checks.”
a.m., Thompson & Kinney, “officer out
with male at location,” 41-year old John
UEMVs
Waylon Thedford arrested on NBPD
warrant charging Failure to Appear – Entries on the Coos Bay Police log involving UEMV (Unauthorized Entry
Theft III.
Motor Vehicle) Friday, April 24. 7:21
Burglary
a.m., 3200 block Lindberg Ave., 19-year
According to an entry on the North Bend old male reported “UEMV – theft of
Police log for Friday, April 17, 12:50 items from vehicle.” 8:28 a.m., 400
p.m., 2100 block Oak St., “report of pos- block Dunn St., male reported “UEMV.”
sible burglary, sometime last night.”
12:52 p.m., 200 block N. Cammann St.,
23-year old female reported “UEMV.”
DUII
According to an entry on the Coos Bay 5:06 p.m., 400 block Radar, 77-year old
Police log for Saturday, April 18, 2:17 female reported “UEMV.”
a.m., 1800 block N. 7th St., 22-year old
Coquille UEMVs
Kai Kevin Wayne Stufflebean charged Eight entries on the Coquille Police log
with DUII and two-counts Carry Con- for Thursday, April 23, involving
cealed Weapon.
UEMV’s (unauthorized entry motor vehicle).” 5:07 a.m., 800 block E. 10 th St.,
Probation Violation
th
According to an entry on the Coos Bay “UEMV.” 5:41 a.m., 800 block E. 10
“UEMV.” 6:08 a.m., 700 block E.
Police log for Friday, April 17, 10:43 St.,
th
p.m., 1400 block N. Bayshore Dr., Motel 8 St., 51-year old female reportedth
6, “possible dispute/Probation Viola- “UEMV.” 6:18 a.m., 700 block E. 8
“UEMV.” 6:41 a.m., 400 block E.
tion,” Jerrod E. Greene charged with Pl.,
th
5
St., 57-year old female reported
Probation Violation and transported to
“UEMV.”
6:52 a.m., 400 block E. 5th
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
St., “UEMV.” 7:58 a.m., 700 block N.
UEMVs
Henry St., 63-year old female reported
“UEMV.” 9:55 a.m., 900 block E. 11 th
St., 83-year old male reported “UEMV.”
2:54 p.m., 1000 block N. Irving St., 49year old female reported “UEMV &
Criminal Mischief to her vehicle.” 4:44
p.m., 700 block N. Gould, 54-year old
female reported “unlawful entry to motor vehicle.”
Strangulation
10:26 a.m., 900 block E. 5th St., 41-year
old Bryn McCall arrested on CBPD
probable cause for Assault IV and Strangulation. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Attack
According to entries on the Coos Bay
p.m., 100 block Norman Ave., “subject
just ‘attacked’ everyone at location.” At
7:17 p.m., “officer request medical to
incident at location.” The incident was
connected with an entry at 12:04 p.m.,
same location, 48-year old female
“reported burglary and assault
Burglary
p.m., 1600 block S. 17th St., 83-year old
male reported “burglary.”
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