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Bay Area
Police Gazette
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December 2012
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Serving Coos Bay, North Bend, Empire, Eastside, Charleston, Lakeside, Coquille, Bandon, & Myrtle Point
CBPD—NBPD—CCSO—OSP
Police Logs & Reports
Most are entries off the various daily police logs
Murder charge
For the second time this month, a Coos
County Grand Jury has returned an indictment of murder against a male who
"intentionally caused the death" of another. According to a news release from
District Attorney R. Paul Frasier, 45year old Andrew Wade Davenport,
North Bend, was charged with Murder
involving the death of 55-year old Coos
Bay resident Randall Leroy Harless on
August 25. Harless was found badly
beaten and stabbed in the driveway of
his residence. He died from traumatic
brain injury caused by blunt force
trauma, according to an autopsy. The
blows caused several skull fractures.
Harless also suffered multiple stab
wounds in his side and shoulder, including one to his lung and one to his liver.
Davenport is being held in the county
jail at Coquille and is expected to be
arraigned Monday, Sept. 17, 1 p.m. A
Grand Jury on Sept. 7 indicted a 43-year
old Myrtle Creek male, Timothy Allen
Hensen on two-counts of Aggravated
Murder involving the shooting death of
two other males who were abandoned on
Hwy. 101 north of Bandon Sept. 2 in
another major crime case.
Standoff in
Reedsport
For the third time this year, a standoff
between an armed male and police officers ended with the individual taking his
own life. The first two times occurred in
North Bend and Coos Bay. This time, it
was Reedsport. Hwy. 101 had to be
closed while law enforcement officers
tried to find a peaceful solution to the
situation. However, while no one else
was injured, Benny Shawn Lee Pishione
ended the eight-and-a-half hour ordeal
by shooting himself with a .38 caliber
revolver. The situation began Wednesday morning, Sept. 12, when Officers
and troopers from Reedsport, Douglas
Co., and the Oregon State Police surrounded a motel in the uptown area
while searching for a wanted individual
following a report of a Domestic Dispute
in Coos Bay that morning. A K9 Unit
from the Coos Bay Police Dept. was
requested at 9:36 a.m. News release
issued at 1:04 p.m., "On September 12,
2012, law enforcement officers secured
the area around the Fir Grove Motel
located at 2178 Winchester Avenue as
they negotiate with a man inside one of
the motel rooms. A school near the motel is in lockdown until the situation is
resolved. One northbound lane is closed
in front of the motel but traffic is getting
through the area." A second news release at 2:46 p.m., " Police officers attempted to contact the man inside the
motel room at which point he fired a
shot from a firearm so officers retreated.
No officers were injured. The area remains secured and traffic on Highway
101 is being closed in both directions
indefinitely. Police are continuing to OSP Trooper James Koehler who previously worked at the Coos Bay
attempt to keep contact with the man.
Area Command office now assigned at the La Pine work site was
OSP SWAT team is responding to the honored by the Oregon Peace Officers Association (OPOA), Nov. 16,
area to assist." News release at 5:53
with a special award, Medal of Valor, recognizing his help provided
p.m., "The standoff involving between a to another law enforcement officer who was being assaulted during
man in a hotel room and police Wednesa domestic disturbance call in Coos County December 2011.
day afternoon in Reedsport ended when
Oregon State Police SWAT Team memfatal collision between a motorcycle and
Motorcycle fatal
bers found the man deceased after maka pickup truck. According to a news
ing entry into a hotel room at Fir Grove The Coos Co. Crash Team was called
release from the Sheriff's Office, emerMotel. Highway 101 is open in both out, and West Beaver Hill Road at mile- gency personnel responded about 3 p.m.
post 5.6 was closed for several hours
directions."
to the remote two-lane highway between
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 9, following a
Bay Area Police Gazette December 2012, page 2
Bandon and Charleston. They found 64year old Derrill Dickerson, of Emery,
South Dakota, but residing in Charleston, deceased. He was reportedly operating a Yamaha motorcycle and traveling towards Charleston when he rounded
a turn too wide and struck a 1998 Ford
pickup truck, towing a trailer, head-on.
The driver of the truck was identified as
45-year old Manuel Calvillo of Roseburg. No one in the pickup was injured.
The investigation is continuing.
Threatened with a knife
A 36-year old Central Oregon Coast
woman, who allegedly threatened her
mother with a butcher knife on Friday,
Sept. 7, about 4:45 p.m., was taken into
custody was arrested without incidence
after leaving the Agate Beach RV Park,
north of Newport, on foot. According to
a news release from NPD, Katherine
Marie Cavnor, Newport, was intoxicated
and became embroiled in an argument
with her elderly mother when she threatened her. She was also found to be on
parole for a prior conviction of a Dangerous Drug offense, Cavnor was transported to the Lincoln Co. Jail on charges
of Menacing, Interfering with Making a
Police Report and a Parole Violation
Detainer.
Sex Offender
Investigations conducted during October & November by the interagency Rogue Area Drug Enforcement (RADE) team shows the team
was inundated with a variety of cases, the majority involving marijuana. Due to the nature of the investigations and the cultural closeness of those involved in the unlawful manufacture and distribution
of marijuana in Josephine County, RADE is now able to provide
some information for these case investigations including the most
recent investigation that led to three arrests and the seizure of over
250 pounds of marijuana. Oregon State Police (OSP) Sergeant Jim
Johnson said RADE opened seventeen cases during this time for
which 26 people were either arrested or have charges pending. Because a number of the cases are submitted to the Josephine County
District Attorney's Office for potential charges toward additional
suspects, not all of the mentioned cases list names of persons related to the investigations. According to Johnson, the majority of
the cases involved individuals associated with the Oregon Medical
Marijuana Program (OMMP) and focused on growing or possessing
significantly more marijuana than allowed under the program. Additionally, several other cases investigated revealed growers illegally
distributing marijuana to people other than OMMP patients for profit,
locally and outside the State of Oregon. Wholesale marijuana prices
in Josephine County commonly range from $1,200 to $1,500 per
pound. Items seized included: * 930 pounds of marijuana bud; *
Over 7,500 pounds of wet marijuana plant weight from 279 mature
marijuana plants; * User amounts of methamphetamine, heroin, and
Percocet tablets; * Hundreds of pounds of additional marijuana either drying or considered "shake"; * 120 firearms.
He's a registered Sex Offender in Florida, but fled the state in 2011 eventually
ending up in Hawaii and then Newport
on the Central Oregon Coast where he
used a fake name and was living with a
woman and her two minor children.
According to a news release from the
Newport PD, police received information about a male subject living in the
area using alias to hide his true identity.
The investigation led to 37-year old Patrick Wayne Maki. He was convicted in
Florida of felony sex offenses involving
young girls and now using the name of
Patrick McFinn. He had been working
on a charter boat since January of this
year. When contacted by police, he
game the name of Jared Newman, but
eventually admitted his true name and
date of birth. Maki was lodged in the
Lincoln Co. Jail on charges of Failure to
Register as a Sex Offender and Providing False Information to a Police Officer. Floride officials were made aware
of his arrest and further charges are anticipated.
Game arrest in
Douglas Co.
An investigation by Oregon State Police
(OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division troopers
in Douglas County led to the arrest Saturday of a Riddle-area man related to the
unlawful killing of a 6x6 bull elk on the
first day of bow hunting season in August 2012. On September 8, 2012, OSP
Trooper Aaron Baimbridge arrested JIM
MARTIN, age 42, from Riddle, for
Unlawful Possession of a Bull Elk and
Unlawful Possession of an Altered Firearm. The arrest stems from an investigation that started August 25, 2012, the
opening day of bow hunting season for
elk and deer in the Douglas County area,
when OSP received an anonymous report of a rifle shot in the Nickel Mine
area near Riddle. Baimbridge responded
to area and contacted a group of men in
possession of a large bull elk leaving the
Nickel Mine area. One of the men identified as MARTIN was driving an ATV
pulling a trailer containing a dead 6x6
elk. At the time, MARTIN said he killed
the elk with arrows but Baimbridge became suspicious when one the wounds
appeared to have been caused by a bullet. Subsequent investigation during the
day resulted in OSP seizing the elk for
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further examination. The ongoing investigation led to a search warrant being
issued for MARTIN's residence in the
5200 block of Riddle Bypass Road. On
September 8, OSP Fish & Wildlife Division troopers executed the search warrant, seizing evidence and two firearms,
including a handgun with the serial number ground off. After serving the search
warrant, MARTIN was arrested and
taken to the Douglas County Jail on the
listed charges.
UEMVs
Entries on the Coos Bay Police log for
Sunday, Sept. 9, involving Unauthorized
Entry Motor Vehicles. Three of the reports came from the student housing at
SWOCC. At 10:13 a.m., 262 Student
Way, "vehicle entered and items taken
and items left at scene." At 11:22 a.m.,
Pacific & Marple, a UEMV was reported, followed by a connected fight on
the 400 block of So. Wall St. At 4:43
p.m., 345 Student Way, "Unlawful entry
into a motor vehicle." At 9:10 p.m., 405
Student Way, "UEMV."
Motorcycle vs. travel
trailer
A fatal accident was reported at milepost
5.6 on West Beaver Hill Road Sunday,
Sept. 9, involving a motorcycle and a
travel trailer. According to an entry on
the Coos Co. Sheriff's log for 2:59 p.m.,
the Crash Team was called out.
Assault
According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Sheriff's log for Sunday, Sept. 9, 5:28
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
"neighbor assaulted him with a beer bottle." Thirty-nine year old Henry L. Brokaw arrested on charges of Harassment,
Attempted Assault III and PCS Less
than an Oz. Fifty-eight year old Steven
F. Fulk arrested on charges of Harassment, Unlawful Use of Weapon and
Attempted Assault III. Both transported
to the county jail at Coquille.
quille.
Stolen log truck
Sheriff's log for Monday, Sept. 10, 8:20
a.m., Hackett Lane, Coos Bay, "log
truck stolen 0230 this a.m." Described
Warrant
as dark blue 1993 Kenworth with a PeerAccording to an entry on the North Bend less trailer. APB sent Oregon & CaliforPolice log for Sunday, Sept. 9, 5:07 nia.
p.m., Sherman Ave. & Oregon St., "RP
Partially clothed
reported her daughter is following sus- According to an entry on the Coos Co.
pect in a UUV involving their already Sheriff's log for Monday, Sept. 10, 12:35
recovered vehicle. Officers respond and p.m., Charleston Boat Basin. "Mental of
located the subject, CCSO advised they drugged female walking up from docks
already have the suspect in the case the to parking lot, tan shirt w/hood, belt at
RP is indicating." Warrant served on 19 waist, no pants, barefoot, bag of oranges
-year old Phillip J. Brazille for Burglary asking people to peel orange for her.
I. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Female contacted, now has clothes on,
Coquille.
does not appear to be under the influence
Interfering
He allegedly threw her cell phone on the
roof of a house on Mullen Road in the
Bunker Hill area of Coos Bay Friday,
Sept. 7, when she wanted to call police.
According to a news release from the
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, 33-year old
Jacob M. Baumgardner, Coos Bay, was
arrested on a charge of Interfering with
Making a Police Report after deputies
responded at 8:59 p.m. "to a report of
disturbance in progress." The 33-year
old female was not injured during the
incident.
Warrant
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Meth
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police log for Monday, Sept. 10, 5:12
p.m., 800 block No. Elliott St., "assist
DHS," 28-year old Amber Patee in custody on a charge of PCS Meth. Thirtynine year old Melissa Patee in custody
on a charge of PCS Meth.
Pawn shop arrest
A 25-year old Coos Bay male, who allegedly attempted to pawn possessions
belonging to another, was arrested on
Tuesday, Sept. 11, at a pawn shop in
North Bend. According to a news stolen
property." Jimmy Ray Kochevar was
arrested for Possession of Stolen Property and transported to the county jail at
of anything, possible mental."
Coquille. The stolen property reportedly
was stolen from a vehicle on Sept. 9
DUII
A report of a fight on the 2600 block of owned by a 63-year old Coos Bay male.
Probation Violation
Ocean Blvd., Tuesday, Sept. 11, 3:10
a.m., led to a DUII arrest. According to An investigation into a possible wire
an entry on the Coos Bay Police log, 24- theft and illegal burning in the Bunker
year old Jordan Glenn arrested for DUII Hill area of Coos Bay Tuesday, Sept. 11,
and cited for No Operator's License, 7:44 p.m., led to the arrested of a 46Driving Uninsured and PCS Less than year old female transient. According to
an Oz. Marijuana.
a news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, Lise Y. Pinkerton was conWanted
According to an entry on the Coos Bay tacted and found to be on Probation. It
Police log for Monday, Sept. 10, 7:16 was also determined that she was in viop.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, lation of her conditions of probation.
"located wanted subject." Twenty year
According to an entry on the Coos Co. old Clifton Walker arrested for ProbaSheriff's log for Monday, Sept. 10, 3:22 tion Violation, PCS I and Escape. Also
p.m., Beverly Lane, Bandon, Karrie Her- on a CQPD Probable Cause for PCS I.
nandez arrested on Douglas Co. warrant
for Probation Violation and Roseburg
PD warrant for Probation Violation.
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Permanently trespassed from Walmart.
Dispute
Warrant
A report of a "dispute," Tuesday, Sept.
11, 8:48 p.m., Hwy. 101 & Evans Blvd.
in Coos Bay, resulted in an arrest. According to a police report, 39-year old
Brenda Patel was charged with Assault
IV and Disorderly Conduct. she was
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2:31
p.m., 3600 block Broadway Ave., "RP
request officer for shoplifter. Officer
responded, took report, and responded to
Walmart to attempt to locate suspect.
Officer located the suspect at Walmart."
Thirty-two year old Dayleen R. Austin,
Bandon, arrested on Curry Co. Sheriff's
warrant for Theft II, Failure to Appear.
"Austin warned for attempted theft at
Goodwill and was trespassed permanently from that location."
VRO
According to a report on the Coos Bay
Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 11, 8:44
p.m., 872 So. Broadway, Blue Moon,
"violation of restraining order." FortyRV in water
six year old Michael Gideon charged
with VRO and transported to the Coos According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Sheriff's log for Thursday, Sept. 13,
11:19
a.m.,
Transpacific
Hwy.,
Probation Violation
"motorhome
went
into
water
at
the
boat
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
ramp,
all
occupants
out."
p.m., 1900 block Lawnridge Loop, 45year old Andrew Davenport arrested on
Probation Violation charge.
Probation Violation
Tribal Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 11,
7:32 a.m., 2600 block Mexeye, 28-year
old Aaron Heyer arrested on Probation
Violation charge.
Intoxicated
A report of "intoxicated subjects breaking items & refusing to leave," led to an
arrest Wednesday night, Sept. 12, 8:03
p.m., at the Terrace Motel, 1109 S. 1st
St., Coos Bay. According to an entry on
the police log, 47-year old George Ivanoff was charged with Probation Violation and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Theft
Police log for Wednesday, Sept. 12,
2051 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay, 4:08
p.m., "officer out in Walmart parking
She was detained and transported to the lot, attempt to locate suspect from ancounty jail at Coquille.
other case." Thirty-year old Dayleen R.
UEMVs
Austin, Bandon, charged with Theft II,
Entries on the North Bend Police log for PCS Schedule II and PCS Schedule IV.
Tuesday, Sept. 11, involving Unauthorized Entry Motor Vehice. At 6:30 a.m.,
We
Marshfield
1800 block Monroe, Mid Columbia Bus
Deliver
Bargain
Company, "RP reported that several
buses were broken into last night and
House
items taken." At 7:47 a.m., 500 block
*Recliners
Clark St., "RP reported her vehicle en*Beds
tered overnight and door left open, a
*Dressers
GPS she bought for $143 and IPod Nano
Open Mon. - Sat.
was taken, RP will call back if she dis8 am-5 pm
covers anything else missing. At 12:29
p.m., 500 block Clark St., "RP reported
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sometime overnight his vehicle was jimCoos Bay
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Warrant
A 20-year old male was "permanently
trespassed from all North Bend parks
and schools, North Bend Library and
Mid-Columbia Bus Co." following his
arrest Thursday, Sept. 13, on the 1800
block of Monroe St. According to an
entry on the police log for 7:33 p.m.,
Kevin Waymon Carle was taken into
custody on a Multnomah Co. Sheriff's
warrant for Furnishing False Info to Police.
Juvenile arrest
A juvenile was arrested Thursday, Sept.
13, on the 2500 block of Grant St. in
North Bend. According to an entry on
the police log for 5:07 p.m., "RP reported out of control juvenile has assaulted her father. Officer responded
and transported the juvenile to Bay Area
Hospital on a Police Officer Hold." At
7:59 p.m., "Juvenile taken into custody
Harassment
A report of an "unknown disturbance at and transported to Juvenile Detention.
location," led to an arrest early Friday Referred to Juvenile Dept. for charge
morning, Sept. 14, ont eh 3400 block of Assault IV."
Shoplift
Scott Lane. According to an entry on
the North Bend Police log for 2:20 a.m., According to an entry on the Coos Bay
28-year old Brandon Lee, North Bend, Police log for Friday, Sept. 14, 1:07
charged with Harassment Domestic and a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- "Shoplift." Twenty-six year old Timoquille.
thy J. Webb arrested on charge of Theft
II and Attempt to Elude on Foot. He
DOC
A report of a "male out front yelling and was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
screaming at location," led to an arrest Coquille.
Thursday night, Sept. 13, on the 1600
block of Hamilton St. in North Bend.
According to an entry on the police log
for 9:57 p.m., 44-year old Gary Coppenger, North Bend, was charged with
Disorderly Conduct and transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. An earlier
entry at 9 p.m. involving the same individual at the same address, stated, "this
will be the last warning and if it occurs
again he will be arrested and transported
to CCJ." There was also another entry at
8:16 p.m. at the same address, "RP requested an officer to stop by and talk to
him."
Wanted
Police log for Friday, Sept. 14, 1:07
a.m., "Medford PD located wanted subject." Twenty-nine year old Scott Anthony Patterson arrested on CBPD warrant for Probation Violation on original
charge of Felony Possession Meth.
Narcotics
investigation
A report of "vehicle racing up the alleyway," at 11th & Central in Coos Bay
Thursday night, Sept. 13, 10:54 p.m., led
to an arrest on narcotics charges. According to an entry on the police log, 55-
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was charged with MCS, DCS, PCS
Schedule I Meth, two-counts of Felon in
Possession of Firearm and Felon in Possession of a Restricted Weapon. He was
Warrant
Sixty-seven year old Marilyn Smith was warned for Speed; 12:57 p.m., Broadcharged with DUII.
way & 16th, 32-year old male warned
for Failure to Yield for Pedestrian in a
NB traffic grant
Police officers at North Bend utilized a Crosswalk; 1:05 p.m., Broadway Ave.,
grant to work overtime on a traffic safety 30-year old Granada Hills, CA male
effort Friday, Sept. 14, on Broadway cited for Passing a Vehicle Stopped at a
Ave. Fourteen drivers were stopped and Crosswalk, and warned for Failure to
14 warnings issued as well as two cita- Yield to a Pedestrian in a Crosswalk;
tions. According to multiple entries on 1:08 p.m., Broadway & 16th, 24-year
the police log, the enforcement cam- old female warned for Failure to Yield to
paign took place between 10 a.m. and 1 Pedestrian in a Crosswalk and Following
p.m. 10:56 a.m., Broadway & 12th, 34- Too Close.
p.m., 1400 block Juniper, "dispute," 18year old Scott Lee Smith arrested on
MacLaren warrant for Assault - Conspir- year old female warned for speed; 11:13
acy to Assault. He was transported to a.m., Broadway & State, 63-year old
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Lakeside male cited for Violation of
Basic Rule (VBR-Speeding); 11:37 a.m.,
Wanted
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Broadway & 17th, 67-year old male
Police log for Friday, Sept. 14, 8:25 warned for Failure to Yield to Pedestrian
p.m., 1900 block No. 7th St., "location in a Crosswalk; 11:41 a.m., Broadway &
of wanted subject," 23-year old Christo- 11th, 45-year old female warned for Use
pher James Page arrested on CCSO war- of Cell Phone while Driving and Failure
rant for Failure to Appear on original to Carry Current Proof of Insurance and
charge of Contempt of Court. He was Registration; 11:49 a.m., Myrtle & 17th,
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- 48-year old Coos Bay male cited for
Illegal Display of Plates, Failure to
quille.
Yield to Pedestrian in a Crosswalk and
Sex Abuse
DWS Violation. Also warned for FailAccording to an entry on the Coquille ure to Carry Current Proof of Insurance.
Police log for Friday, Sept. 14, 5:31 License plates seized and 1985 Ford
p.m., 600 block E. 12th, "follow up," 50- pickup truck impounded; 11:52 a.m.,
year old William Rife arrested on two- Virginia Ave., 49-year old male warned
counts of Sex Abuse I and one-count of for Speed; 11:59 a.m., Broadway &
Attempted Sex Abuse.
Clark, 68-year old male warned for
Speed; 12:15 p.m., Broadway & Clark,
DUII
Medical was summoned to a reported 41-year old male warned for Speed;
motor vehicle accident at Hillside Court 12:28 p.m., Broadway & 16th, 38-year
and Hemlock in Coos Bay Friday, Sept. old female warned for Speed; 12:39
14. According to an entry on the police p.m., Broadway & 13th, 76-year old
log for 2:38 p.m., the vehicle overturned. female warned for Speed; 12:47 p.m.,
11th & Everett, 70-year old female
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A 32-year old male was arrested early
Sunday morning, Sept. 16, Ocean Blvd.
& Radar Road. According to an entry
on the Coos Bay Police log for 1:44
a.m., Jason Shumate was charged with
Carry Concealed Weapon and cited for
PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana.
DUII
Police log for Saturday, Sept. 15, 9:25
p.m., 20-year old Aaron M. James
Suspicious sign
charged with DUII and released from
According to an entry on the Coos Co. CBPD.
Sheriff's Office log for Friday, Sept. 14,
Criminal Trespass
Welch Road, Coos Bay, "sign in area,
According
to an entry on the Coos Bay
possible hate crime 'Kellogg Koon
Police
log
for Saturday, Sept. 15, 8:04
Klan', Deputy took picture, investigap.m., 149 S. 7th St., McKay's, 46-year
tion continuing."
old Forest Franklin Martin charged with
Indecent exposure
Criminal Trespass II and transported to
According to an entry on the Coos Co. the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Sheriff's log for Friday, Sept. 14, 3:40
Shoplifters
p.m., East Shore Road, North Bend,
According
"neighbor collecting mail and walking
Police
log
for Saturday, Sept. 15, 7:05
around neighborhood naked."
p.m., 149 S. 7th, McKay's, "shoplifters
Stalking
in custody." Twenty-eight year old
According to an entry on the North Bend Sarah McNamara charged with Criminal
Police log for Saturday, Sept. 15, 1700 Trespass I, Theft III, Probation Violation
block Virginia Ave., release from the Detainer and CBPD warrant for ProbaCoos Co. Sheriff's Office, officers re- tion Violation on original charge of Possponded to World Pawn on Sherman session Meth. She was transported to
Ave. about 5 p.m., "to a report of a sub- the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Thirtyject trying to pawn "RP reported subject four year old Diona M. Donald was
in store that he has protection order charged with Theft III.
against just threatened him." Forty-eight
Probation Violation
year old James Thomas Mossett arrested
for Violation of Stalking Protection Or- According to an entry on the Coos Bay
der and PCS 1 Oz. Marijuana within Police log for Saturday, Sept. 15, 3:52
p.m., Boardwalk, 46-year old Steven
1,000 feet of a School.
Bowen arrested on a Probation Violation
charge.
Coos Bay Toyota
Gracie
Concealed Weapon
All New Vehicles
All Used Vehicles
All Certified Vehicles
ALL Vehicles
Fish thief
A seafood seller on the docks at Charleston lost a report $1,200 worth of frozen
fish Friday, Sept. 14, when a male stole
51-pounds of Halibut and three 10pound boxes of Snapper from a freezer
on the D Dock. The daytime theft was
discovered by the owners of Fishermen's
Wharf when they noticed the suspect
carrying the frozen Halibut from the
docks to a Nissan Ultima, with Washington license plates, parked in a loading
zone at the top of the dock. Owner Matt
LeDoux followed the suspect's vehicle
to Davey Jones Locker at Cape Arago
Hwy. and Boat Basin Drive. After
blocking it in a parking space, he waited
for the suspect to come out of the store.
He was accompanied by a female and a
baby was in a back seat. After confronting them and seeing the baby, LeDoux
backed off and couple drove over a curb
to flee south on Seven Devils Road.
LeDoux lost them.
Guilty of
Kidnapping
A 32-year old North Bend male was
found guilty by a Coos County Jury of
Kidnapping charges involving two
young girls last July. Robert Wayne
Perez was found with the two girls, ages
12 & 13, at Ferry Road Park after 1 a.m.
They claimed he would not let them go
home and forced them to drink alcohol.
He was found guilty of two-counts of
Second Degree Kidnapping, Four-counts
of Coercion, two-counts of Furnishing
Alcohol to a Minor and Harassment.
Debt Scam
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office on
the Central Oregon Coast is informing
the public of a scam that has been on the
increase. According to a news release,
over the past few months there has been
an increase in phony debt collectors calling home phone numbers posing as a
debt collector from a credit card company. The calls sound legitimate, but
when challenged, these scammers have
become threatening and vulgar. This
scam is similar to many other scams
reported on the news and posted on the
internet web occurring all over the country. "If you get these calls make the
caller aware you know they are scammers and discontinue the call." Some of
the numbers have been captured on
caller ID and come back as disconnected. The Better Business Bureau has
provided some guide lines when and if
you should receive a suspicious phone
call from a supposed debt collector:
*Ask the debt collector to provide official documentation in writing which
substantiates the debt; *Do not provide
or confirm any bank account, credit card
or other personal information over the
phone until you have confirmed the legitimacy of the call; *Review recent
copies of your credit reports to ensure
that the alleged debt is not affecting your
credit. You may also report and check
for reported scams on the internet web at
The Oregon Scam Alert Network.
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Boating fatality
Two boating accidents occurred within
one bay on the Central Oregon Coast
Friday and Saturday resulting in the
death of one male and the rescue of two
others. According to news releases from
the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office, the first
accident occurred on Friday on Alsea
Bay at Waldport and resulted in the
death of 69-year old John Vanderbeek,
of Waldport. He was testing a 25-foot
Zodiak rigid hull inflatable boat he recently repaired when he was ejected by a
wake. The boat then circled around and
fatally struck him by its propeller. The
Zodiak did not have a shutoff tether and
the victim was not wearing a Personal
Floatation Device. On Saturday, Sept.
22, 5:20 p.m., two males from Albany
were fishing in the "Jaws" of the bay
when their 28-foot Northriver Sled overturned and sunk. Two nearby fishermen
rescued 47-year old Scott Bowen and 57
-year old Scott Lepman.
Unconscious &
Injured
Douglas Co. officials are investigating
circumstances involving a female found
unconscious and injured on a rural road
early Wednesday morning, Sept. 19.
The woman is believed to be between
the ages of 40 and 50, brown hair with a
small hoop ring in her left nostril,
weighing between 200-225 lbs., wearing
a purple tank top and shorts. She also
had two rings on each of her ring fingers. A passing motorist found her
about 2:15 a.m. on the 2500 block of
Reston Road in the Tenmile area. She
was transported to RiverBend Hospital
in Springfield with serious injuries.
Hit Boulder
A 1986 Toyota Tercel failed to maintain
its lane of travel on Hwy. 38, milepost 4,
on Sept. 19, 11:28 a.m., "drove off the
eastbound side of the highway," and
struck a large boulder. According to an
Oregon State Police report, "the vehicle
went airborne, traveling approximately
80 feet through the air, clearing the elk
fencing, and landing in the pasture approximately 70 feet from the roadway."
Twenty-six year old Dan Knowlton,
Coos Bay, "was not using a seatbelt, was
injured and subsequently transported to
Lower Umpqua Hospital for treatment."
She was later transported to Bay Area
Hospital in Coos Bay for further treatment.
According to an OSP report, 36-year old
Heather Ann Berger, Coos Bay, was
identified as the driver. "A records
check revealed that Ms. Berger was
wanted." She was placed into custody
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille. Berger was also cited for
DWS-Violation and Driving Uninsured.
Probation Violation
distance before impacting rocks along
the hillside causing the vehicle to spin
facing east." Fifty-nine year old Connie
Joy Simon, North Bend, was transported
to Lower Umpqua Hospital in Reedsport. No citations were issued.
Reckless Driving
A 65-year old male was cited for Reckless Driving following an accident on
Hwy. 101, milepost 220, north of Lakeside, Sept. 13, 10:39 a.m. According to
an OSP report, Kenneth Strich Twergo,
Vancouver, WA, was operating a black
2012 Honda Accord, that received damage on its driver's side. He was not injured.
An Oregon State Police trooper conducted a "knock and talk" on the 200
block of No. Wasson St. in the Empire
District of Coos bay after he "observed
multiple probation clients in and out" of
the residence. According to a report, 26year old Cellila Diane Campos, Coos
Bay was identified. "Her probation offiAccident
cer was contacted and placed a detainer One of two driver involved in an accifor her arrest." She was transported to dent on Hwy. 42, milepost 18.1, Sept.
12, 11:25 a.m., "was not wearing correcDUII
tive lenses as required of her by DMS,
The driver of a 2005 Dodge Neon and indicated on her DL." According to
"displayed signs and symptoms of alco- an OSP report, 19-year old Shelby K.
hol impairment" following a single- Benn, Myrtle Point, was waiting to turn
vehicle accident on the Cape Arago left from EB SR-42 onto Quiety Valley
Hwy. (SR 240) on Sept. 17, 4:20 p.m., in Lane. Eighty-six year old Marcella N.
Charleston. According to an OSP re- Peterson, Myrtle Point, changed lanes
port, 32-year old Jonathan Hugh Tris- from right ot left just prior to the locadale IV, Bandon, "was operating a vehi- tion of Benn's vehicle in order to overcle at a high rate of speed eastbound on take a vehicle. She ran into the rear of
SR 240 near Roosevelt Rd. in Charles- Benn's vehicle. No one was injured;
ton. Mr. Trisdale was unable to properly however, the lead vehicle had heavy rear
negotiate a curve as he left the roadway -end damage. Peterson was cited for
onto the eastbound shoulder. The vehi- Careless Driving and Driving Outside
cle impacted and destroyed a Verizon Restrictions.
telephone pole." Trisdale was transProbation Violation
ported to Bay Area Hospital in Coos A VW Jetta stopped for a violation on
Bay.
He was arrested for DWS- Sept. 11, 1:53 a.m., on Newmark Ave. in
Misdemeanor and transported to the the Empire District of Coos Bay, led to
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille where he re- an arrest. According to an OSP report,
fused to provide a breath sample. He 30-year old William Arluss Johnson,
was additionally cited for DUII and sev- Coos Bay, was identified. His Parole
eral violations.
Officer placed a Detainer on him. He
Hwy. 38 accident
was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
The 83-year old driver of a white 2004 Coquille.
Ford Ranger pickup truck "stated that he
was fatigued and had planned to pull
Sometimes
over and rest," just prior to a single vehiit’s more
cle accident on Hwy. 38, milepost 18.5
(Wells Creek), when he fell asleep at
than just
the wheel. According to an OSP report,
Flossing
the truck left the roadway to the westbound shoulder and traveled down the
Dental Care for the
roadside embankment into the brush
where it struck a large rock and a
Entire Family
downed log. Mervyn Earl Cloe Jr.,
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Reedsport, incurred minor injuries. He
companion canine was uninjured. No
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Probation Violation
Quality,
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The driver of a 1984 Ford Bronco II, She was driving the white 2010 Chrysler
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stopped on the Cape Arago Hwy., mile- mini van along the shoulder of Hwy. 38,
833 Anderson Ave.,
post 4.5, Sept. 18, 10:45 p.m., for an milepost 27.1, to avoid a deer in the
equipment violation, led to an arrest. road. According to an OSP report, "the
Coos Bay
vehicle traveled along the ditch for a
Transporting metal
Theft
A 38-year old Powers male was cited for
Unlawfully Transporting Metal Property
after a blue 1982 Ford pickup, pulling a
flatbed trailer, was stopped on Hwy.
101, milepost 224, Sept. 10, 4:40 p.m.
According to an OSP report, the state
trooper "recognized the guardrail material that was loaded on a flatbed trailer"
pulled by Fred Thomas Murphy. He was
stopped for multiple traffic violations.
"During the stop, Murphy admitted to
taking the scrap metal from private property on SR-38 without a metal transportation certificate. He was cited and
warned for the violations. "Murphy
agreed to return the metal property."
A former employee was arrested Sunday, Sept. 16, on a warrant out of California during an investigation into the
theft of a 2001 Chevrolet pickup truck, a
Polaris four-wheeler, farm equipment
and horse tack in the Coaledo area north
of Coquille. According to a news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office,
a 66-year old female reported the theft
from her ranch and boarding stables on
Knutson Lane Sept. 10. On Thursday,
Sept. 13, police located the truck abandoned just outside of Coquille. On Sunday, Sept. 16, investigators located 36year old Gigett F. Bowen at a residence
on Fishtrap Road, Coquille, and arrested
her on a warrant from Merced, CA. Additional charges of Unauthorized Use of
Vehicle and Theft I were added. She
was transported to the county jail at Coquille pending extradition to California.
The investigation is continuing.
Drugs
Police log for Sunday, Sept. 16, 10:28
p.m., Fishtrap Boat Ramp, "suspicious
vehicle." Twenty-seven year old Matthew Smith arrested on charge of PCS II
DUII
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
A traffic stop on the Cape Arago Hwy.
at Pacific Ave. in Coos Bay Sunday
Loud music
A complaint about "loud music," Sun- night, Sept. 16, 10:12 p.m., resulted in
day, Sept. 16, 10:15 p.m., 1100 block an arrest for DUII. According to a news
Anderson Ave., led to an arrest. Ac- release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Ofcording to an entry on the Coos Bay fice, 36-year old Eden Keller, Coos Bay,
Police log, 44-year old Martin Solinger was also charged with Resisting Arrest
was charged with Probation Violation and Reckless Endangering. A breath test
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at at the jail in Coquille revealed a bloodalcohol level of .14%.
Coquille.
Intoxicated
A report of "intoxicated subjects" on the
Coos Bay Boardwalk Sunday, Sept. 16,
6:53 p.m., resulted in an arrest. According to an entry on the police log, 23-year
old Jay Wilson was charged with Interfering with Police Officer.
VRO
A report of "dog bite victim in the ER,"
led to an arrest Sunday, Sept. 16, in
Coos Bay. According to an entry on the
police log for 12:97 p.m., Crocker &
Margreeta, 49-year old Gene Garcia
arrested on a charge of Violation of Restraining Order following a complaint by
a 42-year old female.
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So. Main St., resulted in an arrest. According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log, 25-year old Joseph Cole was
charged with Burglary II, Criminal Mischief II, Theft III and PCS Less than an
Oz. Marijuana within 1,000 feet of a
School.
Warrant
p.m., 100 block No. Adams St., "subject
at P&P Offices to turn themselves in."
Fifty-year old Larae Withrow arrested
on CQPD warrant for Probation Violation, DUII, Recklessly Endangering Another. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Wanted
p.m., So. Empire Blvd. & Newmark,
"Attempt to locate wanted subject."
Thirty-year old William Postlethwait
arrested on Jackson Co. warrant for Failure to Appear on original charge of Resisting Arrest. Transported to the Coos
Harassment
p.m., 2900 block Sherman Ave., "RP
reported his landlord is at his door and
just assaulted him." Fifty-seven year old
Marshall Jay Beebe, North Bend,
Relationships
charged with Harassment and cited for
Monday, Sept. 17 was a rough day for Refusal for Breath Tests and DUII.
some relationships according to five Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coentries on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log. At quille.
6:11 p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
Thefts
"phone harassment. Subject keeps call- Entries on the North Bend Police log
ing RP and leaving messages he is going
to do things to her world. RP has messages saved. Dispatch called subject and
told him to stop calling the RP or he
could go to jail." At 4:10 p.m., Cape
Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, "dispute, male
vs. female, handles by Tribal." At 12:16
p.m., Rosa Road, Bandon, "daughters
1085 So. 2nd
boyfriend refusing to let RP's daughter
Coos Bay
and baby leave the residence. Female
and child stayed at residence, all others
leaving, trespass charges to be referred
to DA." At 1:56 a.m., Jerome Road,
Coos Bay, "subject called on out of contract cell phone, wanting info about a
divorce. Could hear female crying in
background. Verbal only, will leave
each other alone for the night." At midnight, Harvard St., Bandon, "open line
911 dispute male vs. female, verbal
only, male walking to Coos."
Burglary
A burglary alarm early Tuesday morning, Sept. 18, 2:06 a.m., at the Alternative Youth Academy on the 500 block of
involving thefts on Monday, Sept. 17, &
Tuesday, Sept. 18. At 12:44 p.m., 2300
block Marion Ave., "RP reported someone stole his compressor out of the back
of his truck." At 1:54 p.m., 1800 block
Oak St., "RP reported someone entered
her garage and stole 4 helmets." On
Tuesday, Sept. 18, 5:16 a.m., battery
stolen out of parked vehicle on the 3600
block of Broadway Ave. at Goodwill.
At 7:31 a.m., Hamilton St., "RP reported
someone stole his Marine Corp. flag
from his deck last night." At 7:45 a.m.,
2000 block Sherman Ave., "RP reported
someone tore apart her flower box again
and stole her flowers." At 9:40 a.m.,
2400 block Maple Leaf, "RP reported
someone entered his vehicle last night
and rifled through everything. Nothing
missing."
Dispute
A 27-year old female was arrested early
Tuesday morning, Sept. 18, following a
report of a disturbance on South Barview Road, Coos Bay. According to an
entry on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log for
1:44 a.m., Charlene D. Lauricella was
charged with Assault on Parole Officer,
Resisting Arrest and Interfering with
Parole Officer. She was transported to
the county jail at Coquille. A news release was released later, " On 9-18-12 at
approximately 1:49 am Coos County
Sheriff’s Deputies received a call that a
female had a gun and was going to kill
herself, or commit mass homicide in the
Barview area of Coos Bay. After a short
time it was learned that the 911 call had
come from 63608 South Barview Road,
Coos Bay Oregon. Deputies arrived at
the address and observed a male, later
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identified as 27 year old Coos Bay resident, John Ortega and a female, later
identified as 27 year old Charlene
Lauricella arguing on the front porch.
When Charlene Lauricella observed the
deputies, she retreated back into the residence and to a back bedroom. The deputies followed and a struggle pursued.
Ms. Lauricella was arrested and had to
be drug out of the residence due to her
assaultive demeanor and placed in a patrol car. Bay Cities Ambulance arrived
on scene and attempted to asses Ms.
Lauricella and she was assaultive with
medical personnel as well. After a short
time she was transported to the Coos
County Jail. While in transport, Ms.
Lauricella attempted to kick out the back
window of the patrol car. Deputies had
to place leg restrains on Charlene
Lauricella in order to prevent damage to
the vehicle. While placing restraints on
her she kicked one of the deputies. The
Deputy was uninjured and did not need
medical attention. Charlene Lauricella
was lodged at the Coos County Jail for
Assault on a Public Safety Officer, Resisting arrest, and Interfering with Police. Ms. Lauricella’s bail is set at
$45000."
Grandparent scam
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, Sept. 18, 3:04
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay.
"received telephone call 5 minutes ago
from female posing as grand daughter
saying she was involved in an accident
and asking for money. Caller would not
say where she was calling from, RP did
not send funds." Information to be forwarded to State Attorney General's Office and Consumer Complaint.
Verbal Altercation
tacted 50 year old Coos Bay resident,
Mitchell Mergel. Mr. Mergel was found
to be intoxicated and attempting to fight
other occupants of the park. Mitchell
Mergel was arrested and transported to
the Coos County Jail where he was later
released on a criminal citation for Disorderly Conduct II."
Parking problem
p.m.,
1300
block
Ford
Lane,
"Anonymous RP reported their neighbor
painted his curb yellow in front of his
house after someone parked there last
night. Officer responded and confirmed
this, message left for NB City Codes
Department to check on."
District of Coos Bay early Wednesday
morning, Sept. 19, "located wanted subject." According to an entry on the police log for 1:50 a.m., 29-year old
Nickey D. Linnehan was taken into custody on a CBPD warrant for Escape III,
Sherman Co. warrant for Probation Violation and Union Co. warrant for Failure
to Appear on original charge of Property
Damage. Twenty-eight year old John
M. Langley arrested on CBPD warrant
for Probation Violation, OSP warrant for
Probation Violation and OSP warrant for
Failure to Appear. Twenty-eight year
old Lorin P. Langley was charged with
Probation Violation as authorized by a
Parole Officer. All were transported to
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Evening bus departs Eugene at 4:05 p.m.
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Warrant
p.m., 1900 block Union Ave., "officer
observed possible wanted subject enter
location." Twenty-one year old Gary
Propane leak
Traffic near the Safeway store at 1735 David Danielson arrested on warrant for
Virginia Ave. in North Bend was di- Parole Violation.
Theft
verted Tuesday, Sept. 18, following a
report of a propane leak. According to According to an entry on the Coos Bay
entries on the police log beginning at Police log for Wednesday, Sept. 19, 5:37
12:51 p.m., fire and police responded.
p.m., 1400 block Newmark, 25-year old
Gary Lynn Carson arrested on charge of
Wanted
As a "result of foot patrol" on the 200 Theft I and transported to the Coos Co.
block of No. Wasson St. in the Empire Jail at Coquille.
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, " On 9-18-12 at approximately 9:12 pm Coos County Sheriff’s
Deputies responded to 93685 McKenna
Narcotics arrests
Lane, Coos Bay on a report of a verbal
According
altercation. Upon arrival Deputies conPolice log for Tuesday, Sept. 18, 12:15
p.m., 1100 block Central Ave., "drug
info & driving complaint." Twentythree year old Cynthia Nichole Sems
charged with PCS Meth, PCS Heroin,
(No Saturday Service)
Unlawful Delivery Meth and Unlawful
Delivery Heroin. Thirty-year old Raymond Lee Hurley charged with PCS &
(541) 269-7183
DCS Meth & Heroin, and 30-year old
Sun.—Fri. depart Coos Bay 7:15 a.m., Reedsport 7:40 Alan Labrasseur charged with PCS &
a.m., Florence 8:15 a.m. arrive Eugene 9:35 a.m.
DCS Meth & Heroin. All three transMon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Florence 11:20 ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive Coos Bay 12:20 p.m.
he was found illegally camping within
the Coos Co. Forest. According to a
news release from the Sheriff's Office,
Danial A. Burkey was cited a week prior
to being arrested on Sept. 19 for camping in the county forest on Daniels
Creek. However, it was discovered he
only moved about a mile from his previous campsite when contacted again.
Burkey was also dumping raw sewage
out of his trailer onto the ground and had
a fire pit. He was transported to the
county jail at Coquille.
Illegal camping
A 31-year old male was arrested on
charges of Criminal Trespass II, Reckless Burn and Offensive Littering after
No headlights
license was suspended."
He was
charged with DWS - Misdemeanor,
Driving Uninsured, Failure to File SER22, and No Safety Belt. He was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Trespass
Police log for Wednesday, Sept. 19,
11:38 a.m., Ed Lund Park, "possible
Criminal Trespass." Forty-nine year old
Leslie Michael Handlon arrested on
charge of Criminal Trespass II.
Trespass
a.m., 230 E. Johnson Ave., Safeway,
"criminal trespass." Thirty-one year old
Nathan Bradford Smith arrested on
charges of Criminal Trespass II and Probation Violation. Transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DWS
A white 1990 Buick LeSabre was
stopped Sept. 6, 3:15 p.m., on Hwy. 101,
milepost 227, after an OSP trooper observed "suspicious behavior and a violation." According to a report, 32-year old
Jeffery Ruel Jensen, Lakeside, was driving while suspended. "Records also
indicate that Jensen is revoked as a Habitual Offender and has numerous convictions for the same offense." He was
arrested and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
A blue 1992 Buick LeSabre, being operated Sept. 8, 8:40 p.m., without lights on
while eastbound on Newmark St. in
North Bend near Brussells, was pulled
over by an Oregon State Police trooper.
According to a report, 37-year old Jess
Probation violation
Allen Taylor, North Bend, "admitted his A 28-year old North Bend male, who ran
from Coos Bay Police officers Sept. 6,
11:10 a.m. on Oak St. in North Bend,
was arrested on a Probation Violation
Detainer. According to an OSP report,
Adam Brunner was located at his
brother's residence. He was transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
ing to check out with a subject, they ran
from him."
Twenty-three year old
Joshua Lincoln arrested on a Probation
Violation Detainer from Parole & Probation and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
ATV accident
A report of a "Hit & Run" at Walt's
Pourhouse in Coos Bay resulted in a
DUII arrest Friday night, Sept. 21. According to an entry on the police log for
5:47 p.m., 67-year old John Chaney was
charged with DUII, Reckless Driving
and Failure to Perform Duties of a
Driver-Property Damage. He was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII
A 61-year old British Columbia male
was injured in an ATV accident on the
North Spit at Horsfall Beach Friday,
Sept. 21. According to a news release
from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office,
emergency personnel responded at 11:44
a.m. and found Thomas Verbrugge had
hit a dip with the four-wheeler he was
riding causing it to flip end-over-end.
Warrant
He was ejected and knocked uncon- According to an entry on the Coquille
scious and transported to Bay Area Hos- Police log for Friday, Sept. 21, 4:48
pital in Coos Bay.
p.m., Hwy. 42 & Johnson Mill, "result of
Skateboarders
traffic stop," 24-year old Tyler Cox arThree 15-year old juvenile males were rested on Douglas Co. warrant for Failcited by a North Bend Police officer ure to Appear on Possession of Meth
Thursday night, Sept. 20, for Disorderly charge. Also charged with Probation
Conduct. According to an entry on the Violation, and cited for VBR 69/55,
police log for 8:15 p.m., Broadway & DWS Violation and Open Container.
Maine, the three were riding skateboards Twenty-seven year old Robert Shewey
in the roadway and almost caused an arrested on Douglas Co. warrant for Proaccident.
bation Violation on charges of DUII and
UUV. Both transported to the Coos Co.
Generators stolen
According to an entry on the North Bend Jail at Coquille.
tective Services case workers at 382 W.
Central Ave, Apt #5 in Coquille. A subsequent investigation revealed Methamphetamine, suspected heroin, and drug
use paraphernalia in the residence. Arrested at the residence were Ronald
Chambers-Delzell (36 yoa) and Shaydeen Marie Fields (22 yoa) of Coquille.
Both were transported to the Coos
County Jail and lodged on charges of
unlawful possession of methamphetamine and endangering the welfare of a
minor. Chambers-Delzell is additionally
being held on a probation violation. CPS
case workers removed a 2 year old child
from the residence for placement into
protective custody."
Warrant
stay." Thirty-year old Jerad Ryan Slage
arrested on Marion Co. warrant for Theft
II/Shoplifting and transported to the
Thefts from vehicles/
trailers
Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Saturday, Sept. 22, involving thefts from
vehicles or trailers. At 8:25 a.m., 1500
block Grant St., "RP reported 2 deep cell
batteries stolen from his trailer behind a
closed fence. Approximate value for
both $400." At 10:10 a.m., 2700 block
A St., "RP reported 2 of his deep cell
batteries were stolen from his trailer,
parked at location, sometime over the
last 2 days." At 12:35 p.m., 800 block
Commercial Ave., "RP reported someone entered his vehicle last night and
stole some property. Taken CPAP machine (Sleep Apnea), value $3,000." At
12:56 p.m., 3500 block Pine St., "RP
reported she believes someone took her
wallet out of her unlocked vehicle last
Sunday night. Value $10."
p.m., 1800 block Johnson, "officers attempting warrant service on male subject
at location." Forty-year old Troy Harris,
Coos Bay, taken into custody on CBPD
warrant for Failure to Appear on Possession of Meth charge. Also charged with
UEMV
PCS Schedule III and transported to the
Police log for Sunday, Sept. 23, 2 a.m.,
Warrant
2500 block Fir Ave., "couple of guys
According to an entry on the North Bend 'running around checking cars.'" NinePolice log for Saturday, Sept. 22, 5:11 teen year old Gabriel Alonzo cited and
p.m., "RP reported subjects in his resi- released on the charge of Unlawful EnCounterfeit
According to an entry on the Coos Bay dence refusing to leave after letting them try into a Motor Vehicle, also cited for
Police log for Friday, Sept. 21, 700 So.
Broadway, Umpqua Bank, "counterfeit
money."
Police log for Thursday, Sept. 20, 7:36
a.m., a construction company on the
1700 block of Hamilton Ave. reported
the theft of three generators. (1) 3500
watt red Honda generator valued at
$1,800, and (2) blue 1000 watt Yamaha
Probation violation
generators valued at $1,000 each.
Thefts from vehicles Police log for Friday, Sept. 21, 11:26
Entries on the Coos Bay Police log for a.m., 1000 block So. 1st St., "suspicious
Thursday, Sept. 20, involving thefts subject." Twenty-year old Daniel Paul
from vehicles. At 9:12 a.m., 1445 North Wallis arrested on charge of Probation
Bayshore Dr., Motel 6, 42-year old male Violation.
reported "items stolen from vehicle." At
Warrant
10:09 a.m., 305 So. 4th St., Outdoor In, According to an entry on the Coos Bay
51-year old male reported "theft of ste- Police log for Friday, Sept. 21, 11:19
reo from vehicle." At 6:10 p.m., 1200 a.m., Schoneman & Newmark, Robert
block Sanford St., 60-year old female Finder Fullerton arrested on Parole &
reported "theft of a battery from a camp Probation warrant for Probation Violatrailer."
tion Unauthorized Use Vehicle.
Fight
A report of "subjects fighting in the
parking lot" at 2265 Newmark St. in
North Bend early Saturday morning,
Sept. 22, resulted in an arrest. According to an entry on the police log for 2:54
a.m., 21-year old Levi C. Sutphin arrested for Probation Violation and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
"All others warned for DOC."
Welfare of Minor
a.m., 300 block W. Central, "assist
P&P." Twenty-two year old Shaydeen
Fields arrested on charges of Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. A news
release from the South Coast Interagency Narcotics Team (SCINT), " On
Friday September 21, 2012 the South
Coast Interagency Narcotics Team
Ran
According to an entry on the Coos Bay (SCINT) responded to assist the CoPolice log for Saturday, Sept. 22, 12:08 quille Police Department, Coos County
a.m., So. 10th & Commercial, "was go- Community Corrections and Child Pro-
MIP. Eighteen year old Joseph Cardoza a.m., Central & 8th, "out with subject at
cited for MIP.
location, warrant located." Twenty-two
year old Kenneth Bastendorff transWarrant
A report of "subjects shooting outside ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille
location," resulted in an arrest Sunday, on Sheriff's Office warrant charging
Sept. 22, 10:44 p.m., 500 block Taylor Parole Violation on original charge of
Ave. in Coos Bay. According to an en- PCS Cocaine.
try on the police log, 28-year old Jerry
Baker transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille on Curry Co. warrants charging
Harassment and Disorderly Conduct II.
Also California Dept. of Corrections and
Rehabilitation warrant charging Parole
Violation on original charge of Possession of Controlled Substance with Possession of Firearm.
UEMVs
Reports on the Coos Bay Police log for
Saturday, Sept. 22, involving Unauthorized Entry Motor Vehicle. At 9:03 a.m.,
2000 block Juniper Ave., 41-year old
male reported "theft from vehicle." At
9:40 a.m., 1000 block Michigan Ave.,
43-year old male reported "theft from
vehicle." At 1:15 p.m., 100 block So.
10th St., 54-year old female reported
Burglary
According to an entry on the Coos Bay "vehicle entered and items taken."
Theft of coins
p.m., 175 Hall Ave., Mast Brothers, According to an entry on the Coos Co.
"subject jumping into fenced compound Sheriff's log for Saturday, Sept. 22, 2:20
at location." Fifty-five year old Dennis p.m., North Bay Road, "theft of coins.
Marshall and 36-year old Joshua Szum- Value/$15,000."
ski both charged with Burglary II, Theft
Fatal trailer fire
III and transported to the Coos Co. Jail The body of a 60-year old male was
at Coquille.
found inside of a burnt out travel trailer
UUV
on the 1000 block of So. 11th St. in
Coos Bay early Wednesday morning,
Sept. 26. The victim was identified as
Mike Tavernier. According to an entry
on the police log, firefighters responded
at 4:23 a.m., with 18 firefighters, two
fire trucks and two support vehicles. It
took them ten-minutes to extinguish the
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay fire. The cause is believed to be a cigaPolice log for Saturday, Sept. 22, 3:41 rette or candle.
a.m., behind Bayway Trailer Park, 20year old Brian Lane arrested for Unauthorized Use Vehicle, Reckless Drive,
Theft II and Probation Violation.
Salyers not guilty
Coos Co. District Attorney R. Paul
Frasier expected the court proceedings to
take up to two-days to complete; however, a 12-person jury returned a verdict
of "Not Guilty" for a 23-year old Coos
Bay male Wednesday morning, Sept. 26,
during a trial that started late Tuesday
morning of Sexual Abuse involving a
girl under the age of 12 that allegedly
occurred several years ago. Michael E.
Salyers held firm under cross-examining
by Frasier in Judge Michael Gillespie's
courtroom at the courthouse in Coquille
that his accuser made up the allegations.
Salyers was himself, his only witness,
while Frasier called several including the
victim and the investigating officer.
Six year old injured in
Motorcycle
Accident
A six-year old Coos Bay boy was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident
involving a 2004 Ford pickup truck on
North Lake Road east of Lakeside, Sunday, Sept. 23. According to a news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office,
emergency personnel responded about
4:33 p.m. The youth was transported to
Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay and later
transferred to Doernbechers Children's
Hospital in Portland. The operator of
the motorcycle was identified as 22-year
old Brandon Lorenzi, Lakeside and the
driver of the truck 66-year old James
McCarty, Lakeside. The accident is still
under investigation.
Cold Case
Homicides
A male who died in prison at the age of
66 from lung cancer has been identified
as the main suspect in two double cold
case homicides on the Central Oregon
Coast involving teenage girls back in the
1990s. According to a news release
from Lincoln Co. District Attorney Rob
Bovett, Bobby Jack Fowler was sentenced to prison in 1995 following his
conviction for Kidnapping, Assaulting
and the Attempted Rape of a female at a
Newport motel. He died May 20, 2006.
The announcement follows a Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigation in
British Columbia into 18 cases of missing and murdered women. He is also
suspected of being involved in other
cases in the United States dating back to
the 1970s. Nineteen year old Sheila
Swanson and 17-year old Melissa Sanders, both of Sweet Home, were last seen
May 3, 1992 near Beverly Beach State
Park north of Newport. Their bodies
were found in a wooded area near Eddyville on October 10, 1992. On January
28, 1995, two 16-year old girls went
missing in the area of NW 56th Street in
Newport. The bodies of Jennifer Esson
and Kara Leas were found in a wooded
area north of the city, February 15, 1995.
Fowler was arrested June 28, 1995 after
a woman escaped from him by jumping,
unclothed and with a rope tied around
her ankle, out of a second story motel
window.
Drowning
A 35-year old Albany woman drowned
on the Central Oregon Coast during a
diving excursion with her husband Sunday, Sept. 23. Natalie Glass ran out of
air in her dive tank and when she surfaced near the South Jetty of Yaquina
Bay to alert her husband, she struggled
and slipped below the surface of the
channel. Local divers later recovered
her body.
Fatal fire
One person was killed in a house fire on
the Central Oregon Coast Sunday, Sept.
23, and a Major Crime Team was activated to investigate. According to a
news release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office, the fire was reported at 5:27
a.m. on South Bay Road in Toledo. Fire
personnel from Toledo, Siletz and Newport responded. The Oregon State Police Arson unit was also summoned to
investigate. No other information was
released.
Rollover
No one was injured and no citations
were issued after a silver 2002 Mazda
Tribute rolled over on Hwy. 101 near the
Veterans' Memorial north of the McCullough Bridge Sept. 27, 5:10 p.m. According to an Oregon State Police report,
39-year old Matthew Wayne Jones,
North Bend, had to brake suddenly to
avoid a collision with another
northbound vehicle that was attempting
to make a left-hand turn into the Memorial's parking lot. He lost control, and
the vehicle left the roadway to the shoulder of the northbound lane and overturned.
compliance with his Sex Offender Reg- vised it was verbal only. Male subject
istration due to a change of address well left residence for evening. Subjects
past 10 days.
warned for DOC." At 10:29 p.m., 3900
block Edgewood Dr., "RP reported her
Hwy. 101 Accident
The driver reported he "reached down boyfriend locked her and her baby out of
and looked under his seat," just prior to a the residence and won't let them back in.
DUII Accident
single-vehicle accident on Hwy. 101, Officer advised male had left prior to
The operator of a silver 2005 Ford Sept. 22, 2:25 p.m., at milepost 275.9. officer arrival. Officer advised female is
Ranger pickup truck that left SR242 According to an OSP report, 45-year old now back inside the apartment. Verbal
(Powers Hwy.) Sept. 26, milepost 13, at Mitchell David Foster, Bandon, was not dispute only."
Probation violation
10:23 p.m. "admitted to impairment, injured. "The vehicle veered to the right
stating that he had consumed a single 22 and went off the roadway, striking a fog A report of "several intoxicated possibly
ounce beer and three Lorazepam tab- marker and continuing into a drainage juveniles in an older blue PU in the
lets." According to an OSP report, 59- ditch before striking the embankment parking lot," resulted in an arrest Sunyear old Glen Edward McCrorey, Co- and stopping." The vehicle was towed. day, Sept. 23, on the 2100 block of
quille, was not injured after the truck
Hamilton Ave. According to an entry on
Brandished a rifle
"left the roadway to the eastbound shoul- A 48-year old Central Oregon Coast the North Bend Police log for 6:19 p.m.,
der, continued into a small field and woman was arrested Friday, Sept. 21, "officers responded/no juveniles," but 23
overturned." He refused a Field Sobri- after Newport Police responded to a re- -year old Casey Rickman, Coos Bay,
ety Test and was charged with DUII: ported Domestic Disturbance involving taken into custody for Probation ViolaControlled Substance Crash, Reckless her estranged husband at a residence on tion and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
Driving, No Operator's License and No NW 56th St. According to a news re- at Coquille.
Insurance. He was transported to the lease, Vera Lee Forbis allegedly
Warrant
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille for a breath "brandished a rifle while threatening to According to an entry on the Coos Bay
sample.
shoot him, dowsed his truck with gaso- Police log for Monday, Sept. 24, 8:21
DUII Accident
line, and hit him several times with her
hands and with parts of a metal bed
from. The victim received injuries to a
hand and leg, but refused medical treatment." She was arrested on charges of
Assault II, Menacing, Disorderly Conduct II and Harassment. Police also arrested her son 23-year old Thomas
Spivey who interfered several times with
officers, "including throwing his bike at
his step-father, causing damage to the
garage door. He was charged with Disorderly Conduct, Criminal Mischief II
DUII CS
The driver of a red Volvo truck tractor and Interfering with a Police Officer.
attempted to complete an illegal U-Turn Both were transported to the Lincoln Co.
on Hwy. 42, milepost 23.5, Sept. 24, Jail at Newport.
Broken arm
6:22 p.m., "and became high-center as a
result, blocking both lanes of travel." According to an entry on the Coos Co.
According to an OSP report, 47-year old Sheriff's log for Sunday, Sept. 23, 4:48
Martin Matehuala, Pinedale, CA, p.m., Jerome Road, Coos Bay, "neighbor
showed "multiple signs of impairment." lady has been beaten, has a broken arm."
He failed a Field Sobriety Test. "A con- Charleston Fire Dept. was paged and
sent search of the vehicle revealed multi- advised to stage while a deputy reple prescription medications and a post- sponded.
crash CMV inspection from earlier that
Sour relationships
day." He was transported to the Coos Entries on the North Bend Police log
Co. Jail at Coquille where he consented involving rocky relationships between
to a breath test, urine test, and DRE males and females for Sunday, Sept. 23.
evaluation. Matehuala was cited and At 8:27 p.m., 1500 block Sherman Ave.,
released for DUII-Controlled Substance "RP reported her ex just found out she
and cited for the Illegal U-Turn. Also works at Ashworth's and called her there
warned for Log Book Not Current and and yelled at her. RP advised him not to
Failure to Post Warnings for Disabled call back at that location. She was adVehicle.
vised to call back if he does recall locaA silver 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee was
stopped on Hwy. 101, milepost 244,
Sept. 25, 10:10 a.m. for Speeding and
Failing to Maintain a Lane "after receiving an attempt to locate for a possibly
intoxicated driver from a citizen caller."
According to an OSP report, an investigation revealed that 49-year old Robert
Eric King, Bandon, was impaired. He
was arrested and transported to the Coos
Sex Offender
A 57-year old North Bend male was
cited and released Sept. 24, 8:14 a.m.,
for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender. According to an OSP report,
Jimmy Roy Kelly was found to be out of
tion. Requested info logged as she is
going to get a Restraining Order." At
9:16 p.m., 2000 block Virginia Court.
"RP reported a dispute between male
and female sounds physical. Officers
responded/contacted subjects who ad-
allegedly refused to pay the cab fare and
was arrested Monday, Sept. 24. According to an entry on the police log for
11:07 p.m., 1700 block Oak St., Michelle McCord was taken into custody
and charged with Theft of Services. The
fare was $125. She was trespassed from
the residence, and transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. McCord was
also warned about Telephonic Harassment from an call earlier in the day.
UEMV
p.m., 1800 block Oak St., "RP reported
someone tried to break into her vehicle
she believes and caused damage to her
door." Report taken for Criminal Mischief. Incident occurred between August 8, 2012 and now.
UEMV
Sheriff's log for Monday, Sept. 24, 8:12
a.m., Car Quest, Bunker Hill, Coos Bay,
Charter and Frontier work vehicles broken into over the weekend. Door window broken out, and forced entry into
boxes on the Charter truck. Report
taken for Criminal Mischief.
a.m., St. John & Crocker, "out with subject on a bike." Thirty-seven year old
Michael Ian Cowan arrested on Coos
Co. Sheriff's warrant for Probation Violation on original charge of Possession
Interfering
Synthetic Narcotic. Transported to the A 54-year old male was arrested Tuescounty jail at Coquille.
day night, Sept. 25, after the Coos Co.
Warrant
Sheriff's Office received a report of a
According to an entry on the Coos Bay "disturbance at the Plainview Trailer
Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 12:38 Park," on the Cape Arago Hwy. just outa.m., 50-year old Alexander Richardson side of Coos Bay. According to a news
arrested by OSP on CQPD warrant release, "when officers arrived at the
charging Probation Violation off an location the suspect was attempting to
original charge of DUII and Reckless flee the area but was located before he
Driving.
could do so." Bryan Lee Galyean was
charged with Domestic Menacing, InterAssault
According to an entry on the Coos Bay fering with 911and Interfering with PoPolice log for Monday, Sept. 24, 7:54 lice. He was first taken to Bay Area
p.m., So. Wasson St., a 49-year old fe- Hospital and treated for minor injuries
sustained while resisting being placed
male reported as victim of an Assault.
into custody. He was then taken to the
VRO
county jail at Coquille. The victim, a 59
According to an entry on the Coos Bay -year old female, did not need medical
Police log for Monday, Sept. 24, 5:31 attention at the scene.
p.m., 130 No. Cammann St., McKay's,
Trailer fire
24-year old David Michael Paul JanAccording
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
dreau arrested on one-count of Violation
Police
log
for
early Wednesday mornof Restraining Order. He was transing,
Sept.
26,
4:22
a.m., 1100 block So.
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
11th
St.,
"camp
trailer
on fire."
An earlier entry at 4:19 p.m., 200 block
Dispute
So. Schoneman, reported the VRO with
a 24-year old female victim.
A report of a "dispute" on the 700 block
of F St. in Eastside Tuesday night, Sept.
UEMV
According to an entry on the Coos Bay 25, led to the arrest of two adult females
Police log for Monday, Sept. 24, 4:04 on charges of Interfering and Resisting
p.m., So. Lockhart St., 30-year old male Arrest. According to an entry on the
Coos Bay Police log for 8:14 p.m., 21reported "theft of items from vehicle."
year old Kayla A. Crawford was also
Theft of Services
charged with Disorderly Conduct. She
A 42-year old female, who was given a and 47-year old Laurie A. Crawford
taxi ride from Winston to North Bend,
were both transported to the Coos Co. deep cell battery and some fuel was
Bicyclist
Jail at Coquille. The dispute was first taken from their travel trailer and boat." Three entries on the Coos Bay Police log
reported at 7:43 p.m.
Warrant
Thursday night, Sept. 27, involving a
Shoplifter
According to an entry on the North Bend bicyclist. At 9:07 p.m., No. 10th St.,
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 10:59 Mingus Park, "extremely intoxicated
Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 5:25 a.m., Reedsport PD served NBPD war- subject, bicycle, almost hit twice by cars,
p.m., 130 No. Cammann, McKay's, rant on 29-year old Jennifer Elaine yelling and screaming at cars/people."
"shoplifter." Thirty-five year old Tracy Brown, Reedsport, for Probation Viola- At 9:25 p.m., 500 block W. Anderson,
Joann Craig arrested on a charge of tion on original charge of Contempt of "intoxicated guy with bike yelling at
Theft III and transported to the Coos Co. Court.
people in front of location." At 9:39
Jail at Coquille.
p.m., 149 So. 7th St., McKay's,
VRO
Probation Violation
According to an entry on the Coos Bay "intoxicated subject slamming his bike
A report "that detainable subject is out Police log for Thursday, Sept. 26, 4:39 into things and screaming at people inby location," led to two arrests on Proba- p.m., 1100 block Central Ave., "assisting side location."
tion Violation charges Tuesday, Sept. 25
on the 700 block of Koos Bay Blvd.
Police log for 4:48 p.m., 56-year old
John Bowen and 31-year old Tallon
McDonald were both transported to the
Criminal Trespass
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 30year old Michael Joshua McKay arrested
on a charge of Criminal Trespass II. He
Coquille.
Elude
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 6:32
p.m., Seven Devils Road, Charleston,
milepost 12, "advised in short pursuit.
Subject bailed off motorcycle and has
him detained. Both went off a small
cliff." Operator cited for DWS Violation, Failure to Yield to Emergency Vehicle, and Unlawful Operation of ATV
on Hwy.
Warrant
building codes inspector," 20-year old
Adam Eckes arrested for Violation Restraining Order, Criminal Trespass and
Harassment. Transported to the Coos
Col Jail at Coquille.
Probable cause
a.m., So. 4th & Hall, "attempt to locate
other vehicle from the crash, observed
this vehicle blow two stop signs." Thirty
-one year old Chris Booker arrested on
charges of DUII and Reckless Driving.
Accident/DUII
a.m., 700 block So. Broadway, "accident
in front of location, unknown if injuries,
both appear intoxicated, starting to
fight." Twenty-two year old William
Wayrynen charged with DUII and Reckless Driving. Twenty-five year old
Marvin Terry arrested for DUII and Failure to Perform the Duties of a Driver.
Also cited for DWS Violation.
p.m., 800 block Crocker, "out with subject at location." Forty-nine year old
MIP
Gene Garcia transported to the Coos Co.
Shoplifter
Jail
at
Coquille
on
Probable
Cause
According
to
an
entry on the Coos Bay
charging
Restraining
Order
Violation.
Police
log
for
Saturday,
Sept. 29, 1:28
a.m.,
185
Student
Way,
"SWOCC
SecuDWS
p.m., 149 So. 7th St., Fresh Mart, 21rity
request
unit
to
location
for
MIP
Alyear old Jordan Cristopher Scott arrested According to an entry on the Coos Bay
cohol
by
Consumption.
four
males,
ages
on charges of Theft III, Criminal Mis- Police log for Thursday, Sept. 27, 12:25
chief III and Criminal Trespass I. He p.m., 9th & Commercial, "result of traf- 18 to 19 cited for MIP.
Warrant
was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at fic stop," 42-year old Jonathan Bock
Coquille.
arrested on charge of DWS-Felony and According to an entry on the Coos Bay
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Police log for Friday, Sept. 28, 3:26
Dispute
p.m., Coos Co. Jail, 200 E. 2nd St., CoAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay quille.
quille, 49-year old Gene Garcia arrested
Shoplifter
a.m., 200 block No. Broadway, "dispute According to an entry on the North Bend on CBPD warrant for three-counts Burbetween male & female, 18-year old Police log for Friday, Sept. 28, 6:13 glary I, Menacing, Criminal Mischief II
Additional warrant
Ronald Ryan Brown arrested on charge p.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway, "RP and Harasment.
charging
Violation
of
Restraining Order.
of PCS Schedule I and cited for PCS reported suspect from earlier has just left
Lodged
in
the
county
jail. On the Coos
Less than an Oz. Transported to the store after stealing more beer." 52-year
Co.
Sheriff's
log
for
7:37 a.m., Gene
old Ernesto Rodrigue Vizcarro arrested
Raymond
Garcia
arrested
on Washingon two-counts of Theft III.
Nintendo
ton Co. warrant for Failure to Appear on
DUII
The call to North Bend Police Thursday
two-counts of Assault IV.
evening, Sept. 27, 5:46 p.m., was about According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Assist DHS
a "suspicious male with a gun on his hip Police log for Saturday, Sept. 29, 2:44
According
near the swings at College Park/Oak
Street Park." According to an entry on
the police log, "officers responded and
checked the area. Made contact with a
male subject matching the description;
however, he did not have a gun. He had
a Nintendo in his pocket."
a.m., Union & Maryland avenues,
"officer out with subject at location."
Thirty-three year old Michael Marshall,
Coos Bay, taken into custody on Coos
Co. warrant for Parole Violation. He
VRO
Coquille.
Warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend a.m., 1900 block Newmark Ave.,
Police log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 6:04 "restraining order violation in progress."
p.m., 17th & Myrtle, 40-year old Re- Twenty-four year old Jesse Thom arbecca Sue Warren taken into custody on rested for VRO and transported to the
NBPD warrant charging Unlawful Pos- Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
session of Meth. Also, Yolo Co., CA
Warrant
warrant charging Dangerous Drugs. She According to an entry on the Coos Bay
was transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Police log for Friday, Sept. 28, 1:58
Coquille.
a.m., "Portland PD officer advises he has
Theft
subject in custody at Multnomah Co. Jail
According to an entry on the North Bend on our warrant." Thirty-year old DanPolice log for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2000 ielle Hughitt arrested for Failure to Apblock Johnson Ave., "RP reported their pear on original charge of DUII.
a.m., 1000 block So. 10th St., 21-year
old Sarah Phinney arrested for Unlawful
POssession Meth & Heroin, Possession
Valium with out Prescription and PCS
Less than an Oz. Marijuana.
Assault
unit to location reason MIP outside location." Three males, all 19-years of age,
were cited for MIP Alcohol by Consumption.
DUII
p.m., 1000 block So. 1st. St., "vehicle he
called about a few ago just pulled into
location." Sixty-two year old Kevin
O'Shaughnessy arrested for DUII and
a.m., 2500 block Broadway Ave., "male
at BAH requesting an officer regarding
an assault." Twenty-two year old Matthew Garner arrested on a charge of Assault IV Domestic and transported to the
Shoplifter
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Saturday, Sept. 29, 3 p.m.,
According to an entry on the North Bend 200 block So. Broadway, "shoplift."
Police log for Saturday, Sept. 29, 9:13 Twenty-eight year old Lacy Coles ara.m., 1700 Oak St., "RP reported ex wife rested on two-counts of Theft III, and
on property and has been previously PCS Schedule I. Transported to the
trespassed." Forty-two year old Mi- Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
chelle Lea McCord served Reedsport PD
Warrant
warrant for Failure to Appear on original According to an entry on the Coos Bay
charge of Criminal Trespass II. Also Police log for Saturday, Sept. 29, 11:42
arrested for Criminal Trespass II.
a.m., 2000 block Newmark, "warrant
MIP
Coos Bay Police were summoned to the
student housing at Southwestern Oregon
Community College early Sunday morning, Sept. 30, "request unit to Willapa
Bay, 2nd floor, MIP." According to an
entry on the police log for 2:14 a.m., two
males, ages 18 & 19 were cited for MIP
Alcohol by Consumption. Earlier, at
12:37 a.m., 270 Student Way, "request
service." Forty-three year old Henry
Stinstrom arrested on Lane Co. Warrant.
Motorcycle accident
The operator of a motorcycle that
wrecked on Hwy. 241, Coos River
Hwy., Sept. 29, 4:45 p.m., was cited for
DUII, Reckless Driving and No Operator License (No Motorcycle Endorsement). According to an Oregon State
Police report, 21-year old Nicolas
Downing was northbound when he lost
control at milepost 13.9. The bike went
off the left side of the highway and came
to rest at the bottom of a 100-foot embankment.
Downing came to rest
against a tree about 30-feet from the
roadway. He was taken by private vehicle to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay.
A state trooper went to the hospital and
stated "downing exhibited signs of impairment and consented to a blood
draw."
Criminal Trespass
a.m., 1100 block Anderson Ave.,
"criminal trespass." Fifty-one year old
Joe Eldridge arrested for Criminal Trespass II.
Accident
A two-vehicle accident occurred on
Hwy. 38, milepost 20.3, near Wells
Creek, on Sept. 29, 10:55 a.m. According to an OSP report, 24-year old Cody
Lee Allen Borgogno, LapIne, who was
operating a westbound 1992 Toyota
truck, failed to see a 2004 Honda Accord
stopped to make a left turn. "The left
front corner of vehicle #1 struck the
right rear corner of vehicle #2. Vehicle
#1 came to rest off the right side of the
roadway." The driver of vehicle #2 was
identified as 57-year old Nancy Lee Dollar, Vancouver, WA. She had three passengers in her vehicle. They were all
transported by private vehicle to Lower
Umpqua Hospital in Reedsport. Borgogno was not injured. No citations
were issued.
DUII-CS
A red 1985 Toyota MR2, stopped for
speeding on the McCullough Bridge out
of North Bend Sept. 29, 12:03 a.m., led
to a DUII arrest. According to an OSP
report, 67-year old Marlito A. Romias,
North Bend, "was exhibiting signs of
impairment and admitted to consuming
alcoholic beverages." He failed a Field
Sobriety Test and was taken into custody
for DUII. "Subject is diabetic and admitted to taking prescribed controlled
substances." He was taken to NBPD
"where his blood sugar was evaluated by
medical personnel. He provided breath
samples. His level of impairment was
inconsistent with his BAC. Subject provided a urine sample and was referred to
his physician for evaluation of medical
issues and medication regimen. Subject
was cited and released to family."
DUII-CS
OSP report, Charles Fredrick Wilson
was contacted for a DRE Evaluation at
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. "I determined Mr. Wilson was having a medical
emergency and he was thusly transported to a local hospital for treatment."
DUII-CS
The driver of a white 1993 Toyota
pickup truck was stopped for Failure to
Wear a Seatbelt on SR 240 (Cape Arago
Hwy.), Sept. 28, 7:35 p.m. According to
an OSP report, 46-year old Charles Stevens Long, Coos Bay, "exhibited difficulty pulling over. During contact at the
stop, Long presented an expired DL with
an old address on it. I later learned that
his driving privileges were suspended."
He "exhibited signs of impairment and
voluntarily consented to" a Field Sobriety Test, "which he failed." Long was
charged with DUII, Failure to Return
Suspended DL and Using an Invalid
License," He was taken to CBPD. Long
was also cited for Refusing a Urine Test,
DWS-V and Driving Uninsured. He was
released to his mother.
Arrest
p.m., 600 block So. Cammann St., 18year old Christopher Coney arrested for
Theft II.
Warrant
p.m., 21-year old Kyle Lasater arrested
on CCSO warrant for Failure to Appear
on an original charge of Harassment.
Probation Violation
Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 2, 12:06
a.m., 1100 block Winsor Ave.,
"unknown female reporting subject trespassing at location." Fifty-year old Jeffrey Steele, North Bend, taken into custody and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille on a charge of Probation
Violation.
DWS
Police log for Monday, Oct. 1, 8:29
p.m., 2300 block Lombard, 25-year old
Joel Lea, Coos Bay, taken into custody
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail on
the charge of DWS Misdemeanor. Also
cited for DWS Misdemeanor, Illegal UTurn, Driving Uninsured and Fail Previous Violator to File SR22.
Disorderly
An 86-year old Bandon male was arrested on a charge of DUII-Controlled According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Substance Sept. 28 at 11:45 p.m., by a Police log for Monday, Oct. 1, 8:15
Bandon Police Officer. According to an p.m., 200 block No. Broadway,
"disorderly subject." Forty-eight year
old Thomas Wade Sawyer charged with
two-counts of Criminal Trespass II and
Disorderly Conduct. Transported to the
Fight
quille.
a.m., 325 Student Way, 18-year old male stop," 39-year old Robin Gillum charged
cited for MIP Alcohol by Consumption. with DUII, and cited for Recklessly Endangering Another and Careless DrivProbation Violation
Sheriff's log for early Wednesday morn- According to an entry on the North Bend ing.
Suspicious
ing, Oct. 3, 1:14 a.m., Fairview area, Police log for Thursday, Oct. 4, 11:33
"suspicious conditions." A caller to dis- p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., Mill Casino, According to an entry on the Coos Bay
patch reported seeing "odd cluster of "detainable subject at location." Thirty- Police log for Friday, Oct. 5, 8:58 p.m.,
lights in the sky."
year old Thomas Evor, North Bend, ar- 1800 block Thomas, "just observed male
rested on a charge of Probation Viola- drop a red bag and walk off, out checkDUII
According to an entry on the Coos Bay tion and transported to the Coos Co. Jail ing." Twenty-one year old Cristian Ortega arrested on charge of False InforPolice log for Thursday, Oct. 4, , 2:24 at Coquille.
mation to Police. Transported to the
John Doe
p.m., 1300 block Newmark Ave., "from
traffic stop," 66-year old Craig Scott He wouldn't identify himself to police Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
UFO?
A report of a "fight" on the 700 block of
Newmark in Coos Bay Monday, Oct. 1,
6:52 p.m., resulted in an arrest. According to an entry on the police log, 23-year
old Kayem James DeRoche charged
with Assault III and Unlawful Use of a
Weapon. He was transported to the
arrested on charges of DUII and ViolaShoplifter
tion of Restraining Order. He was transAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 24 According to an entry on the Coos Bay
-year old Tara Jenice Currie charged Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 3, 5:28
with Theft II and transported to the Coos p.m., 200 block Holland St., Empire
Boat Ramp, "out with vehicle at loca-
Misuse of 911
Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 2, 8:34
p.m., 200 block 2nd Ave., 48-year old
Cheryl Grove arrested for Misuse of
911. Earlier, 7:37 p.m., the same party
reported "theft of cell phone."
Man down
Police log for Thursday, Oct. 4, 2:15
a.m., 3rd & So. Henry, "advise the male
that police/medical went out on earlier is
laying in the street again at location."
Thirty-year old Benjamin Mushrush was
charged with Disorderly Conduct II and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co-
tion." Forty-two year old Jennifer Mink
arrested on Klamath Co. warrant for
Failure to Appear on an original charge
of Assault IV, also FTA on Harassment,
Resisting Arrest, Escape III, and FTA
Resisting Arrest.
Warrant
Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 2, 7:43
a.m., Commercial & 11th, "result of
traffic stop," 50-year old Kelly Lee
McLean arrested on Gallatin, Montana
warrant for Failure to Appear on Felony
DUII charge. Transported to the Coos
following a pursuit after a traffic stop
early Saturday morning, 12:59 a.m., at
Sheridan and Washington streets in
North Bend. According to an entry on
the police log, the "John Doe" was
charged with Reckless Driving, sevencounts of Reckless Endangering, Attempt to Elude by Vehicle, Attempt to
Elude by Foot, two-counts of Attempted
Assault I, two-counts of Attempted Assault on Public Safety Officer, PCS
Schedule I and Escape III. Coos Bay
Police, Oregon State Police and Coos
Co. Sheriff's Office were also involved.
The individual was transported to the
county jail at Coquille.
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Friday, Oct. 5, 12:31 p.m.,
1100 block Central Ave., "criminal trespass." Nineteen year old Sadie Cardoza
charged with Criminal Trespass I and
PCS Schedule I. Twenty-one year olds
Scott Peterson and 19-year old Jade Tate
both charged with Criminal Trespass I,
and a Juvenile was charged with Probation Violation and referred for Criminal
Trespass I.
VRO
Police log for Friday, Oct. 5, 7:08 a.m.,
1400 block Yew St., "out with one."
Probation Violation
Fifty-three year old Mark Pruitt charged
According to an entry on the North Bend with Violation of Restraining Order and
Police log for Friday, Oct. 5, 4:12 p.m., transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co2000 block Inland Dr., 31-year old Trina quille.
M. Resendez charged with Probation
Probation Violation
Violation and transported to the Coos According to an entry on the Coos Bay
DUII
Front & Birch, "out with vehicle."
According
to
an
entry
on
the
Coquille
Twenty-eight year old Kyle Golden
Police
log
for
early
Saturday,
Oct.
6,
charged with Probation Violation and
2:03
a.m.,
Knott
near
10th,
"from
traffic
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoFront St. & Birch Ave., "out with vehicle at location." Twenty-eight year old
Kyle Golden arrested for Probation
Violation and transported to the Coos
Probation Violation
Coos Bay Marine
Warrant
Police log for Thursday, Oct. 4, 10:44
a.m., "North Bend Police Department
arrested subject on Coos Bay warrant."
Thirty-eight year old Matthew Dair
wanted for Failure to Appear on original charge of Unauthorized Use Motor
Vehicle.
1201 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay
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MIP
Both North Bend and Coos Bay Police
responded to a reported MIP Party at
Southwestern Oregon Community College early Saturday morning, Oct. 6.
According to an entry on the NBPD log
for 2:55 a.m., 1988 Newmark Ave., a
male and female, 18-years of age, were
cited for MIP. The log listed three
other females as "involved." According
to an entry on the CBPD log for 2:06
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quille on Detainer from Parole & Proba- Police log for Saturday, Oct. 6, 9:30
tion.
p.m., W. Commercial Ave. & No. 8th
St., "juvenile problem." Twenty-one
DUII
According to an entry on the North Bend year old Hugo Martinez arrested on
Police log for early Sunday, Oct. 7, 2:58 CBPD warrant, and charged with Fura.m., Pine & State streets, "traffic stop." nishing Alcohol to a Person Under 21
Twenty-one year old Joseph Uehara, YOA, and False Info to Police. TransCoos Bay, cited and released for DUII ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Grisly death near
Riverton
(BAC .12%).
Gun Shot Wound
Police log for Sunday, Oct. 7, 2:04 a.m.,
900 Block E. 5th, Coquille Valley Hospital, "victim of gun shot wound."
Thirty-six year old female listed as victim.
Wanted
Police log for Saturday, Oct. 6, 11:52
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
"traffic stop resulting in located wanted
subject." Twenty-two year old Ethen
Harley Davidson Robeson arrested on
CBPD warrant for Failure to Appear on
original charge Possession Controlled
Substance II. Additional CBPD warrant
for Failure to Appear on original charge
Possession Meth and Possession Controlled Substance Schedule IV. Also
charged with PCS Meth. Twenty-three
year old Echo Mae Taylor charged with
PCS Meth. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille. Twenty-year old Adam
Peder Eckes cited for PCS Marijuana.
Wanted
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Coos Co. Sheriff's investigators are
looking into several scenarios involving
the grisly death of an elderly male whose
body was discovered at his farm near
Riverton, southwest of Coquille on
Wednesday, Sept. 26. The body of 70year old Terry Vance Garner was found
in an area where he kept his hogs, several described as being over 700 lbs.
According to District Attorney R. Paul
Frasier, " This is the first time in 27
years I have ever had something like this
happen." Garner reportedly had some
health issues. He is believed to have
gone out to feed the hogs during the
morning hours. " In examining the area
where the hogs were kept, a person
found victim’s dentures, cigarettes and a
closed pocket knife. Further investigation found various parts of his body. It
appears the hogs consumed a great deal
of his body." Investigators believe Garner could of had a health event that
caused his death in the hog area and then
they proceeded to consume him. They
are also looking into the possibility that
one or more of the hogs managed to get
him on the ground and then killed him.
One had bitten him in the past. " Of
course, when you have something like
this you also have to look at foul play
just in case. Right now we simply do
not know how Mr. Garner ended up being in a position where the hogs were
able to consume him." The remains
were examined by the county's Forensic
Pathologist Saturday, Sept. 29. "There
was nothing found in what little remained of him to show one way or the
other if he had a heart attack, died as a
result of being attacked by the hogs, or
was the victim of foul play. What little is
left will be examined by a forensic anthropologist at the University of Oregon."
and Harassment.
Police discovered day, Oct. 2, after they attempted to shopPerez with the two girls, ages 12 & 13, lift more than $1,000 worth of merchanat Ferry Road Park.
dise from a retail store in Brookings.
The situation unfolded in the afternoon
Found
A 90-year old Lincoln City woman, re- at the Fred Meyer store when a Loss
ported missing on Monday, Oct. 1, after Prevention Officer attempted to stop two
she missed an appointment, was found males from leaving the store with a cart
safe and unharmed that night, 11 p.m., in full of merchandise. They jumped into a
Gold Beach. According to a news re- vehicle operated by a female who drove
lease from the Lincoln County Sheriff's south. Police caught up with the trio in
Office, Morvie Colby is on several Harbor where one of the suspects bailed
medications and suffers from dementia. from the vehicle and ran. Twenty-nine
She was driving a blue PT Cruiser, year old Edward Hughes was captured a
which was spotted by a Curry Co. Sher- short distance later. The other two susiff's Office deputy. Arrangements were pects remained in the vehicle. They
made with a family friend to have her were identified as 30-year old Zachariah
Dungan and 24-year old Candice Swain,
picked up and returned home.
all from Crescent City, CA. The three
Search & Rescue
were charged with First Degree Theft,
A 65-year old California male was found Conspiracy of Theft and Possession of
trapped in briar bushes on the Central Methamphetamine. Hughes was addiOregon Coast Wednesday morning, Oct. tionally charged with Escape and At3 after spending the night in the out- tempting to Elude Police Officers. They
doors. Don Crispin went for a walk on were transported to the Curry Co. Jail at
Tuesday evening in the Rose Lodge area Gold Beach.
northeast of Lincoln City. When he
Coast Guard training
failed to return, family members condisrupted by laser
tacted the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office.
A Search & Rescue team was activated A Coast Guard helicopter crew’s trainand began a search operation at first ing mission near Depoe Bay on Sept. 12
light. About 10:45 a.m., a neighbor, was disrupted when a green laser lit up
who had joined the search, located him the cockpit. Green and red lasers pose a
about a third-of-a-mile from the home significant hazard to flight and boatwhere he was staying. Crispin was crews, especially when the helicopter
taken by ambulance to a local hospital crews are operating at low altitude at
and treated for minor injuries.
night or the boatcrews are battling
treacherous conditions.
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poe Bay with a Coast Guard small boat
around 8:30 p.m. when someone directed a green laser at the aircraft from
shore. “At 75 feet above water level a
bright green light flashed through the
cockpit three to four times,” said Lt.
Tamara Whalen, the aircraft commander. “It definitely took a conscious
effort not to look over towards it [to try
to find the person].” After being lased,
the crew decided to return to the Coast
Guard Air Facility in Newport. The
helicopter crew was not the only crew
affected that night. After illuminating
the helicopter the laser was directed toward the boat crew during their transit
back to the station. Pointing a laser at
any aircraft is a federal offense. The
Federal Aviation Administration reports
that laser incidents involving aircraft
increased by 902 percent from 2005 to
2011. Coast Guard Capt. Mark Reynolds, commanding officer of Group/Air
Station North Bend, says the Coast
Guard is deeply concerned with the recent number of laser incidents and the
deadly risks they pose not only locally,
but across the nation. “It is important to
point out that the people committing
these crimes are not only putting the
lives of our helicopter and boat crews in
jeopardy, but they are also endangering
the lives of their fellow citizens,” said
Reynolds. “We’re asking the public to
help us put an end to this reckless behavior by reporting the illegal use of lasers
if they witness it happening.” The Coast
Guard is urging anyone who sees someone point a laser at one of its air or boatcrews to call 911. Anyone with information about the Sept. 12 incident in
Depoe Bay is encouraged to call Group/
Air Station North Bend Command Center at 541-756-9210.
Death Investigation Ocean Shore near
Washburn State Park
Oregon State Police (OSP), with the
assistance of the Lane Co. Medical Examiner, are continuing an investigation
into the cause of death of an adult male
found Thursday afternoon on the beach
near Washburn State Park north of Florence. The man's name is withheld pending next of kin notification and at this
time there is no evidence he was the
victim of a crime. On October 4, 2012
at approximately 3:00 p.m., a report was
received from Oregon State Parks &
Recreation Department personnel that
people walking on the beach near
Washburn State Park found the body of
an adult male. OSP troopers and detectives responded to the scene to investigate and confirmed the 57-year old male
was camping alone at the state park.
There was no evidence he had been in
the water and he may have had a medical emergency while walking on the
beach.
Break-in
Police have developed a person of interest following a break-in to a Rite Aid
store on the Central Oregon Coast Tuesday, Oct. 9. According to a news release
from the Newport Police Dept., officers
responded to an alarm at 3:42 a.m. and
found forced entry through the rear of
the building. The intruder then broke
into the pharmacy, but it's unknown
what items are missing. Suspect information is not being released, but an arrest is anticipated.
mine, ten pounds of marijuana, six large
marijuana plants, two firearms
(including an AR 15 assault weapon),
possible stolen property, and other evidence. CARRIER was lodged in the
Josephine County Jail. The interagency
narcotics RADE team is comprised of
personnel from the Grants Pass Department of Public Safety, Oregon State
Police, Josephine County District Attorney's Office, and the Josephine County
Community Corrections.
.PCS
a.m., 8th & Ingersoll, "result of person
stop," 36-year old Timothy J. Decker
charged with PCS Schedule I & Probation Violation. Transported to the Coos
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The Rogue Area Drug Enforcement
(RADE) team, with the assistance of
Oregon State Police SWAT team, arrested a Cave Junction man early Thursday morning on drug and weapons
charges following the execution of a
search warrant at the man's residence.
According to Oregon State Police Sergeant Jim Johnson, on October 4, 2012
at approximately 5:30 a.m., the Oregon
State Police SWAT team served a search
warrant in the 1700 block of Dick
George Road in Cave Junction. Subsequent to the search warrant service,
RADE detectives arrested DEVIN CARRIER, age 25, from Cave Junction on
the following charges: * Unlawful Possession, Distribution, and Manufacture
of a Controlled Substance - Methamphetamine; * Unlawful Possession and
Manufacture of a Controlled Substance Marijuana; * Felon in Possession of a
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