Bay Area Police Gazette

Transcription

Bay Area
Police Gazette
J
Jarvis Communications
October 2013
E
E
R
F
Email: bayareapolicegazette@yahoo.com
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
$10,000 Reward Offered
in IED Investigation in
Coos Bay
The FBI is offering a reward of up to
$10,000 for information leading to the
identification, arrest, and conviction of
the person or people responsible for two
improvised explosive devices (IED's)
left at a Coos Bay park and at the Prayer
Chapel in Coos Bay, Oregon. The FBI,
the Coos Bay Police Department
(CBPD), and Oregon State Police (OSP)
are working jointly to determine who
created and placed the IED's at these
locations. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)
and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service
are also providing assistance. Late in
the evening of August 22, 2013, an IED
detonated at the base of the Mingus Park
Vietnam War Memorial. On September
3, 2013, someone placed another IED
inside the Prayer Chapel at Second
Street and Commercial Avenue in Coos
Bay. The Coos Bay Fire Department and
OSP Hazardous Device Technicians
were able to disrupt that explosive before it detonated. At this time, it is not
known if the same person or group is
responsible for both IED's. The investigation into both incidents is continuing
to be addressed by federal, state, and
local personnel. At the time of arrest, the
United States Attorney's Office for the
District of Oregon and the District Attorney's Office for Coos County will work
together to determine which court system is the most appropriate forum for
prosecution based on the facts of the
case, the motive involved, and other
factors. The FBI's participation in this
case stems from the Church Arson Prevention Act (CAPA), which makes it a
violation of federal law to intentionally
deface, damage, or destroy any religious
real property because of the religious
character of that property (or to attempt
to do so). The maximum penalty for
violation of the CAPA is 20 years in
prison. The Coos Bay Police Department has released a sketch of a person
believed to have been in the vicinity of
the Prayer Chapel shortly before the IED
was found there. Witnesses described
that person as a white man, approximately 55 years old, 5'6" - 5'7" tall, and
about 150 pounds with a shaved head.
That sketch is attached. Anyone with
information is asked to contact the FBI
or the Coos Bay Police Department:
Coos Bay Police Department - (541) 269
-8911; FBI (Eugene office) - (541) 3435222 (during normal business hours);
FBI (Portland office) - (503) 224-4181
(twenty four hours a day).
Updated Information
Regarding Explosive
Device
News release from Coos Bay Police
Chief Gary McCullough. "On Tuesday,
September 10, 2013 letters were received at The World Newspaper and the
City of Coos Bay related to the destructive devices that had been placed at the
Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial in Mingus
Park and the Prayer Chapel in downtown
Coos Bay. In that letter a group who
identified themselves as the “Veterans
United for Non-religious Memorials”
claimed responsibility for the destructive
devices and threatened further action if
the issue of the Vietnam Veteran’s Me-
Prayer Chapel Bombing Suspect
The Coos Bay Police Department is asking for the help of the public
in locating a person of interest related to the investigation of a fire set
at the Prayer Chapel in Coos Bay on September 3, 2013. The attached artist’s rendering was created from eyewitnesses at the time
of the incident. The person of interest is described as a white male,
approximately 55 years of age, 5’6” to 5’7” tall, approximately 150
pounds, with a shaved head. Anyone with information regarding this
person is being encouraged to call the Coos Bay Police Department
at (541)269-8911 or Coos Stop Crime at (541)267-6666.
Bay Area Police Gazette Octber 2013, page 2
morial is not resolved quickly. The
Coos Bay Police Department, Oregon
State Police and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation are continuing to pursue
numerous leads developed during the
investigation. Additionally, evidence
from the devices is currently being analyzed by both the Oregon State Police
and the FBI Crime Laboratories. The
City of Coos Bay recognizes that the
discussion regarding the placement of
the Veteran’s Memorial is an inherently
emotional one that evokes passionate
discussion. It is important to remember,
however, that those conversations
should be responsible and peaceful in
nature. Furthermore, the Coos Bay Police Department cautions members of the
public against taking matters into their
own hands or inciting a violent response.
Anyone with information regarding the
two destructive device incidents mentioned above or the recently received
letters claiming responsibility is encouraged to call the Coos Bay Police Department at (541)269-8911 or Coos Stop
Crime at (541)267-6666."
Explosive Device
Damages Mingus Park
Memorial
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested
A suspect sought in numerous bank robberies in the Josephine
County area since March 2013 was arrested Monday after he was
spotted driving in southern Josephine County by Oregon State Police (OSP) and Grants Pass Department of Public Safety (GPDPS)
detectives following a Grants Pass bank robbery that morning. According to a GPDPS news release, on September 16, 2013 at 11:38
a.m., GPDPS officers and detectives responded to a reported robbery at Chase Bank, located inside Fred Meyer at 1101 Grants Pass
Parkway. A male suspect armed with a firearm in his waistband approached a teller and presented a note demanding cash. The suspect fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. Based upon
the suspect's similar description in two previous Grants Pass-area
bank robberies, the suspect may have been driving a mid-size four
door vehicle. OSP Criminal Investigations Division detectives and a
GPDPS detective where clearing from the Kerby area following an
arrest of a suspect in a shooting investigation. As they drove
northbound they spotted a similar vehicle driven by a man matching
the suspect's description in the Grants Pass robbery as well as two
robberies in the Cave Junction area, one of which occurred last Friday, September 13. At 12:32 p.m., OSP detectives and a trooper
stopped the vehicle in the 24000 address block of Redwood Highway and took the suspect, MARK ALAN CARDINAL, age 58, from
Gasquet, California, into custody. CARDINAL was transported to
GPDPS office for interviews by local, state and FBI investigators.
Detectives identified CARDINAL as the suspect in three Grants Pass
bank robberies (see linked news release) and two bank robberies at
the Sterling Bank branch in Cave Junction that occurred April 8,
2013 and September 13, 2013. CARDINAL was lodged in the Josephine County Jail on 3 counts of Bank Robbery and Theft in the First
Degree. Additional charges are pending related to the Cave Junction
bank robbery investigations. Information about the September 13,
2013 bank robbery in Cave Junction is on the OSP website at:
http://www.oregon.gov/osp/NEWSRL/Pages/
news/09_13_2013_cavejct_sterlingbank_robbery.aspx
News release from the Coos Bay Police
Dept., " On 08/23/13 at about 0845, the
Coos Bay Police Department was notified by city parks personnel of criminal
mischief that had occurred to the Vietnam Memorial in Mingus Park. Upon
further checking it was then reported
that the Criminal Mischief was possibly
caused by some sort of an improvised
explosive device. The Oregon State
Police Explosive Specialists have been
notified and are responding from their
Central Point office. A records check
showed that North Coos 911 received
several reports of a loud noise in the area
of Coos Bay City Hall and Mingus Park.
Police officers responded to that area
and were unable to find anyone in the
area or anything out of ordinary. The
police department is encouraging anyone
with information on this explosion or
who may have seen anything suspicious
in the Mingus Park area between
11:00pm on 08/22/13 and 1:00am on
08/23/13 to please call the Coos Bay
Police Department at 541-269-8911 or
Coos Stop Crime at 541-267-6666."
nesses say it was defaced. According to
an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for
6:59 a.m., 56-year old male reported
"Criminal Mischief" at Mingus Park.
Vietnam Veterans
Memorial in Mingus
Park
“We are all concerned with the recent
acts of criminal mischief and violence
associated with the controversy over the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Mingus
Park,” stated Mayor Crystal Shoji.
Mayor Crystal Shoji would further like
the public to know, “Since the last public meeting regarding the memorial on
April 2, 2013, the Council has met twice
behind closed doors in executive session
to discuss the issue as it is matter of potential litigation. While Oregon law
allows for the Council to meet in executive session to discuss issues of litigation
or potential litigation, the Council is not
allowed to make a decision behind
closed doors. A special Council meeting
was scheduled to occur on August 27th
for the Council to allow for a public discussion by the Council and a possible
decision on the status of the memorial.
The meeting was cancelled after an improvised explosive device was detonated
at the site of the memorial on August
23rd. The Council still intends on holding the meeting. At this time we are
waiting to schedule the meeting in an
effort to ensure the safety of all who
may wish to attend and to allow time for
law enforcement to conduct their investi-
Vandals strike again
The Vietnam Memorial Cross was
struck by vandalism again late Thursday
night or early Friday morning. Wit-
Coney
Station
Downtown Coos Bay
Curtis & Broadway
Relaxed Atmosphere
1/2 lb. Charbroiled Burgers -Steaks - Seafood
Pool Tables– PGA Golf– TV’s– Music
Salads & Pastas - Daily Lunch Specials
20 Micro & Domestic Beers & Cocktails
Bay Area Police Gazette October 2013, page 3
gation.” We encourage anyone with
information regarding these incidents to
call the Coos Bay Police Department at
541-269-8911 or Coos Stop Crime at
541- 267-6666.
Bomb at Coos Bay
Prayer Chapel
A news release from the Coos Bay Police Dept. "On 09/03/13 at approximately 1645 hours, Coos Bay 911 dispatch received a 911 call from a citizen
reporting smoke coming from the Prayer
Chapel, located at 186 W. Commercial
Ave. Coos Bay Fire was immediately
dispatched. Coos Bay Police Department also responded to assist in traffic
control. Upon arrival, Coos Bay Fire
personnel entered the building and located what appeared to be an improvised
explosive device. Coos Bay Fire personnel were able to extinguish the fire
and upon doing so the scene was turned
over to Coos Bay Police Department for
further investigation. Coos Bay Police
Department made contact with Oregon
State Police Bomb Squad, who subsequently contacted the FBI. Both agencies arrived on scene and were able to
render the device safe. At this time no
further information is available and the
case is still under investigation. The
Coos Bay Police Department is requesting to speak with anyone who may have
been in or around the Prayer Chapel,
located at 186 W. Commercial Avenue
Tuesday, Sept. 3. Anyone who may
have been inside or observed anything
suspicious is encouraged to call the Coos
Bay Police Department at 541-269-8911
or Coos Stop Crime at 541-267-6666."
Flags stolen at Dewitt
Memorial
An investigation is underway following
the theft of two flags from the David
Dewitt Memorial Wayside north of
North Bend over the weekend. The theft
follows several acts of vandalism to the
Vietnam Memorial at Mingus Park in
Coos Bay this summer. Taken were an
American and POW-MIA flags. An
Oregon State flag remained. The thief
pried off a cover over the hoist mechanism to gain access to the flags. FBI
agents and Oregon State Police troopers
investigated the crime.
Threat at Waterfall Clinic
A disgruntled patient at the Waterfall
Clinic in North Bend on Waite St. reportedly made threats Thursday morning, Sept. 5, forcing a police presence
and a request by administrators that the
employees have their lunch delivered
rather than going out. According to an
entry on the NBPD log for 9:41 a.m.,
"RP reports possible retaliation from a
patient who is threatening to respond to
location with a gun. He has been terminated as a patient and RP requests he be
trespassed from the Waterfall Clinic if
we make contact." Suspect listed as a 20
-year old male.
Reward Offered for
Illegal Elk Kill
hunter near milepost 5 on Coos Sumner
Lane. Shortly after that contact, the resident saw a herd of elk run out of a private pasture next to the road, with an
injured cow elk remaining on scene that
had been hit with an arrow. When the
resident tried to re-contact the bow
hunter near the injured elk, the bow
hunter left the scene in a navy blue mid2000 GMC Yukon or similar style sport
utility vehicle with unknown Oregon
license plates. The suspect is described
as a white male, early 20's, approximately 6' tall, with brown curly hair and
possible brown eyes. The suspect is a
smoker and was wearing camouflage,
similar to a Military-style digital camouflage pattern. An OSP Fish & Wildlife
Division trooper responded to investigate the elk's unlawful killing and recovered evidence at the scene. Although
wounded, an OSP trooper tracked the
elk about 300 yards but couldn't find it.
Senior Trooper Levi Harris said that
even though it is currently bow season in
the area through September 22, it is
unlawful to shoot a cow elk during the
current season at the location where this
incident occurred. Additionally, the
suspect unlawfully shot the elk on private property, without permission. A
reward of up to $500 dollars is offered
by the Oregon Hunters Association Turn
-In-Poachers (TIP) reward program for
information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is
asked to contact the TIP line through
OSP Southern Region Dispatch at (800)
442-2068 or Senior Trooper Harris at
(541) 888-2677 ext 245.
The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish &
Wildlife Division is asking for the public's help in locating the person(s) responsible for the unlawful shooting with
an arrow of a cow elk Saturday evening
near Coos Bay. A reward is offered Elliott Forest Protestors
through the Oregon Hunter's Association Five protestors, including a 21-year old
Turn-In-Poachers (TIP) program to help male from Coos Bay, were arrested in
solve this case. On September 21, 2013, Salem Thursday morning, Sept. 19, after
at approximately 6:00 p.m., a resident
Burglary Suspect Arrested
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. "On 15 September,
2013 a Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy were dispatched to a report of
a residential burglary that had just occurred on North Fork Lane
near Myrtle Point, Oregon. The victim of the burglary was able to
identify a possible suspect that he observed leaving his property.
After an investigation on 18 September, 2013 Coos County Sheriff’s
Deputies and the Bandon Police Department located the suspect at
a home on Rusty Lane, Bandon. After about an hour and a half
standoff, officers were able to gain entry inside the house and arrested 26 year old Devin C. Athorne. Mr. Athorne was charged with
Burglary I and Theft I and a probation hold from Coos County Community Corrections. He was transported to the Coos County Jail
and booked."
had
with
contact
a bow
two of them scaled the north side of the of a proposed sale of part of the Elliott
State Capitol to hang a banner in protest State Forest of Southwest Oregon.
Robert Oliver, who served as an anchor
support, was charged with Disorderly
Conduct, Criminal Trespass and Recklessly Endangering Another Person. The
protesters took advantage of daily tours
provided through Visitors Services to
Coos Bay
access the observation deck. At approximately 12 noon, the five protestors were
500 Central Ave.
in custody and the sign was removed.
Coos Bay, OR 97420
South Coast
Police Agencies
The rope protestors were identified as 22
-year old Benjamin Jones and 26-year
old Erin Michele Grady, both of Eugene.
The other two arrested were 21-year old
Isabel Indigo Brooks, Portland, and 35year old Peter Bryan Garcia, Eugene.
The Elliott State Forest is located in portions of Coos and Douglas counties.
The State has proposed selling three
parcels, about 2,700 acres, within the
Elliott State Forest. The public com-
541-269-8911
North Bend
835 California Ave.
North Bend, OR. 97459
541-756-3161
ment period on the proposal runs
through Nov. 11. The State Land Board,
which consists of the Governor, Secretary of State and State Treasurer, plans
to meet Dec. 10 to consider final approval.
Umpqua Bank
The Umpqua Bank branch in Myrtle
Point was damaged Wednesday morning
when a driver accidentally drove through
the front of the building. No one was
injured, but the bank's front entry way
was shattered. The driver was taken to a
hospital to be checked out, and a passenger in the car was given a ride home.
North Coast Medevac
The U.S. Coast Guard medevaced a man
experiencing heart complications from a
cruise ship approximately 25 miles
southwest of the Columbia River entrance, Monday, Sept. 16. A Coast
Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew
from Air Station Astoria, Ore., hoisted
the man from the cruise ship Zaandam
and transferred him to awaiting EMS at
Air Station Astoria at approximately
10:45 p.m. Sector Columbia River received notification of the man experiencing heart trouble aboard the 679-foot,
Netherlands-flagged cruise ship at approximately 8:40 p.m. Sector Columbia
River launched the Jayhawk crew, arriving on scene at approximately 9:35 p.m.
The Jayhawk crew lowered a rescue
Coquille
851 No. Central Blvd.
Coquille, OR 97423
541-396-2114
Bandon
555 Hwy. 101
Bandon, OR 97411
541-347-2241
Myrtle Point
424 5th St.
Myrtle Point, OR 97458
541-572-2124
Coos Co. Sheriff
250 Baxter St.
Coquille, OR 97423
541-396-7800
Oregon State Police
1360 Airport Lane
North Bend, OR 97459
541-888-2677
We
Deliver
Marshfield
Bargain
House
*Recliners
*Beds
*Dressers
Open Mon. - Sat.
8 am-5 pm
790 No. Bayshore Dr.
Coos Bay
(541)267-2500
Unauthorized Use of Vehicle
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. "On 10 September, 2013 at about 10:12 AM, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies were
called to a residence on Access Road in the Green Acres area for
the theft of an ATV. At about 11:00 a.m., while responding to the
theft report, the deputy received additional information from the
victim that the ATV was now being transported in a white SUV in
the Coos Bay area and had just been spotted at a gas station in
Coos Bay. The suspect vehicle information was passed on to
Coos Bay Police who were able to locate and stop the suspect vehicle at 4th and Lockhart Streets in Coos Bay. Edward Hume, age
50, of Coquille was subsequently arrested by the Coos County
Sheriff’s Office for Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle and the
stolen ATV was returned to the owner, Jack Thompson of Green
Acres. Mr. Hume was transported to the Coos County Jail and
booked. Mr. Hume was cited for DWS by the Coos Bay Police and
Mr. Hume’s mother,81 year old Janice Golden, also of Coquille
was cited for Open Container."
Don’t get sunburned
this summer, get
tanned indoors in a
controlled clean
environment.
Call for an Appointment
541-267-8439
106 Hall Ave., Coos Bay
swimmer and a rescue litter to the cruise
ship. The swimmer loaded the man into
the litter and the Jayhawk crew successfully hoisted the man to the helicopter at
approximately 10:20 p.m. The man’s
condition is unknown.
Operation Tidal Wave
The U.S. Marshals Pacific Northwest
Violent Offender Task Force announces
the conclusion of Operation Tidal Wave
on the Central Oregon Coast, a two day
multi-law enforcement agency mission
partnering with the Lincoln County
Sheriff's Office, Lincoln City Police
Department, Lincoln County Parole and
Probation, Newport Police Department,
Oregon State Police, Lincoln County
Interagency Narcotics Team (LINT), and
the Toledo Police Department. The
goals of this mission were to: reduce
crime, locate and apprehend wanted fugitives, conduct residential compliance
checks of registered sex offenders within
Lincoln County, identify non-compliant
sex offenders for prosecution, and investigate potential federal charges of failure
to register under the Adam Walsh Act.
The Operation successfully netted 20
wanted subjects on outstanding warrants, including the arrest of Lincoln
County’s Most Wanted, stabbing suspect, 31 year old John Ivey wanted by
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office in connection with an assault and outstanding
warrant dated September 11, 2013. The
operation also completed compliance
checks of approximately 196 sex offenders at their residences within Lincoln
County, recovered one sawed-off shotgun, seized approximately three grams
Heroin, two grams Methamphetamine,
and $1600 related to the distribution of
drugs. The U.S. Marshals will also be
pursuing federal charges for at least six
violations of the Adam Walsh Child
Protection and Safety Act. Lincoln City
Police Chief Keith Kilian stated, “With
local, state, and federal law enforcement
partnering together in a strategic and
coordinated effort, we can be more effective in keeping our communities
safe.” The U.S. Marshals Oregon Fugitive Task Force is supported by the Oregon High Intensity Drug Trafficking
Area (HIDTA) Program, and is comprised of investigators from the U.S.
Marshals Service, Washington County
Sheriff’s Office, Portland Police Bureau,
Oregon State Police, Multnomah County
Sheriff’s Office, Clackamas County
Sheriff’s Office, Multnomah County
Probation & Parole, and the Oregon National Guard. The Pacific Northwest
Violent Offender Task Force is comprised of U.S. Marshals Service investigators from the Districts of Alaska, Oregon, Eastern Washington, and Western
Washington. For more information you
can go to www.usmarshals.gov.
Central Coast Burglar
Arrested
Felon in Possession of Weapon
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. "On 09/18/13 at
about 1720 hours, Coos County Sheriffs Deputies, and Confederated Tribal Police responded to 90820 Henderson Road, off Cape
Arago Hwy, Coos Bay to a reported disturbance with shots fired.
Upon arrival officers contacted 40 year old Jennifer Thompson and
40 year old Terry Thompson and found they were the subjects involved in the disturbance. Following an investigation Terry Dean
Thompson 40 years of age, Coos Bay was arrested for Felon in
Possession of a weapon, (Potential Armed Career Criminal) and
Unlawful use of a weapon. Mr. Thompson was found to be in possession of a .22 caliber pistol. He was transported to Coos County
Jail where he is being held on $ 50,000 dollars bail. Jennifer
Thompson was not injured in the disturbance."
News release from the Newport Police
Dept. "On September 14, 2013, Newport Officers received numerous complaints of thefts from motor vehicles in
North Newport. Officers began investigating the complaints and identified
Ryan Crumal as a suspect. Officers attempted contact with Mr. Crumal during
the evening on September 15, 2013,
however Mr. Crumal ran from officers
and eluded officers on foot. On September 16, 2013, at approximately
11:00AM, Newport Officers responded
to a burglary complaint, where a suspect
entered an occupied residence on NW
Biggs St. While investigating the burglary, a Newport Officer located Crumal
in the area of the reported burglary.
When the officer attempted to contact
Crumal, he fled on foot. After a lengthy
foot chase through the NW 55h St. and
NW Pinery St. neighborhoods, Crumal
was taken into custody. Crumal was
found to be in possession of several
items related to previously reported
thefts. Crumal was lodged in the Lincoln County Jail on multiple property
related criminal charges and Possession
of Methamphetamine. Crumal’s bail was
set at $365,000.00."
Menacing
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. "On September 19, 2013,
Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputy Eric
Larson was dispatched to a menacing
complaint that occurred on private property in the 10000 Block of E. Alsea
Highway, Tidewater, Oregon. Deputy
Larson responded to the complaint and
learned Phillip Rushin, a 55 year old
male of Seal Rock, OR, had been told to
leave the location by the property owner
but refused. Deputy Larson also learned
Rushin made threatening statements to
two co-workers who were asking him to
leave. Rushin brandished a knife and
advanced in their direction after threatening the co-workers. Rushin left the
area prior to law enforcement arrival on
scene. Law enforcement received a description of Rushin's vehicle and located
it on Highway 34 near Mile Post 7, west
of the incident location. Rushin was
taken into custody without incident and
the knife used in the incident was recovered. Rushin was also found to be in
possession of Methamphetamine during
a search of his person following the arrest. Rushin was taken into custody on
two counts of Menacing and one count
of Possession of a Controlled Substance
- Methamphetamine. Rushin was transported to the Lincoln County Jail where
he was lodged on $80,000.00 bail.
FBI Crime Statistics
The FBI released its annual Crime in the
United States report for American cities.
Nationally, the violent crime rate increased slightly - by 0.7 percent - in
2012 compared to 2011. Property crime
fell for the tenth year in a row, dropping
by 0.9 percent. The FBI's Uniform
Crime Reporting Program collects data
on specific violent crimes (murder and
non-negligent manslaughter, forcible
rape, robbery, and aggravated assault)
and specific property crimes (burglary,
larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft.)
In 2012, five of the seven categories saw
decreases nationally; only the number of
murders and aggravated assaults in-
Moe's Super Lube
Oil Lube & Filter Service
Open 8 a.m., Mon. - Sat.
2 Locations in the Bay Area
*1326 Virginia Ave., North Bend
(541) 756-7218
*330 South Broadway, Coos Bay
(541) 269-5323
creased, and those increases were slight
(0.4 percent for each per 100,000 people). Some highlights from cities with
populations of more than 100,000 people
in the Pacific Northwest include: * The
rate of violent crime for Oregon's cities
decreased by 0.7 percent (per 100,000
people), and property crime increased
2.3 percent (per 100,000 people) from
2011 to 2012. * The rate of violent
crime for Washington's cities increased
by 0.1 percent (per 100,000 people), and
its property crime rate increased by 2.2
percent (per 100,000 people) from 2011
to 2012. * In Portland, the number of
murders/non-negligent
manslaughters
stayed the same (20 per year), while the
numbers of robberies, aggravated assaults, burglaries, and motor vehicle
thefts increased. There were decreases in
the numbers of rapes and larceny-thefts
from 2011 to 2012. * In Eugene, there
were decreases in the number of rapes,
aggravated assaults, and motor vehicle
thefts. There were increases in the numbers of robberies, burglaries, and larceny
-thefts. There were no murders/nonnegligent manslaughters in either 2011
or 2012. * In Gresham, the number of
murders/non-negligent
manslaughters
increased from one (in 2011) to four (in
2012). Every other category - rapes, robberies, aggravated assaults, burglaries,
larceny-thefts, and motor vehicle thefts saw increases as well. * In Salem, the
number of murders/non-negligent manslaughters increased from three (in 2011)
to seven (in 2012). There were also increases in every other category: rapes,
robberies, aggravated assaults, burglaries, larceny-thefts, and motor vehicle
thefts. * In Vancouver, there were decreases in the numbers of murders and
non-negligent manslaughter cases (nine
in 2011 to five in 2012), rapes, robberies, and larceny-thefts. There were increases in the numbers of aggravated
assaults, burglaries and motor vehicle
thefts.
shooting during a reported disturbance at
a Merlin-area residence in Josephine
County. One person received non-life
threatening injury and OSP is asking for
the public's help to find the homeowner
who left the scene before officers arrived
to investigate. According to Lieutenant
Darin Lux, on September 20, 2013 at
approximately 11:30 p.m., OSP troopers
and Criminal Investigations Division
detectives responded to the reported
disturbance and shots fire at 6160 Monument Drive near Merlin. Preliminary
investigation indicates several adult
males drove to the trailer residence and
made contact with the owner, DENNIS
ALLEN SMITH, age 65. A conflict
ensued and at least one shot was fired.
One of the adult males outside the trailer
identified as MATTHEW ROY BARBOSA, age 31, from Grants Pass, was
struck in the leg and taken to Three Rivers Hospital in Grants Pass for treatment. When troopers and detectives
arrived at the scene, all involved parties
and SMITH had left the scene. OSP is
requesting the public's assistance in locating SMITH to learn his version of the
incident. Anybody with information
regarding his current location is urged to
Southern Oregon
Shooting
PCS Meth
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. "On 9-11-13 at
1500 hours the Coos County Sheriff’s Office responded to a location in Coos County off of Daniels Creek identified as Wren Smith
Road. This location is BLM forest lands. The reason the Sheriff’s
Office went to the location was regarding an illegal camping complaint observed by a citizen. It was relayed that an open fire was at
the location and three people had set up camp in the heavily
wooded area. Upon investigation Wanda Lee Davis 51 YOA of
Coos Bay, and two other adults were located. The fire was extinguished and Deputies learned that Ms. Davis was on felony probation for narcotics. A search of Ms. Davis’s belongings revealed
methamphetamine paraphernalia. Also seized was just over 3.05
pounds of marijuana being reduced into hashish oil. Ms. Davis
was arrested without incident and transported to the Coos County
Jail. The two additional adults will be referred to the Coos County
District Attorney’s Office for drug charges. The Sheriff’s Office
urges the public to refrain from having open fires outside of improved campgrounds during the peak of fire season. Burning
regulations can be found on the Coos Forest Protective Association website at www.coosfpa.net."
An investigation by members of the Josephine County Major Crimes Team, led
by Oregon State Police (OSP) Criminal
Investigations Division, into a September 7, 2013 shooting death near Kerby
led to the arrest Monday of a 64-year old
man. On September 16, 2013 at approximately 12:15 p.m., detectives arrested DONALD EASLEY, age 64, at
his residence for Murder and Unlawful
Use of a Firearm in connection with a
shooting involving two neighboring
property residents in the 23000 address
block of Redwood Highway (Highway
199) in Kerby. The shooting resulted in
the death of LARON JUSTIN ESTES,
age 59, after ESTES was transported to
Three Rivers Medical Center with a gunshot wound. EASLEY fired at least one
shot from a handgun at ESTES causing
his death. EASLEY was transported by
OSP detectives to the Josephine County
Jail where he will be held pending an
arraignment tentatively scheduled for
Tuesday, September 17, at 1:00 p.m., in
Josephine County Circuit Court.
Southern Oregon
Shooting II
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing
the investigation into a Friday night
“You Can Get There From
Here”
(541) 888-2525
Sometimes
it’s more
than just
Flossing
Dental Care for the
Entire Family
(541) 267-3447
Sam Scott DMD
Bringing Back Smiles with
Quality, Experienced,
Professional Care
833 Anderson Ave.,
Coos Bay
call OSP Southern Command Center at office are continuing the investigation
541-440-3333.
into the cause of the crash. The victim's
name is released in this update. AccordOne Fatality over
ing to Lieutenant Doug Ladd, on SepLabor Day weekend
tember 4, 2013 at approximately 2:25
Preliminary information indicates one a.m., a 2003 Chevrolet pickup driven by
person died in a fatal traffic crash in MARCUS NORMAN STORM, age 26,
Oregon over the long Labor Day week- from Springfield, was westbound on
end, which began Friday, Aug. 30 and Highway 138E near milepost 5. For an
ended Monday, Sept. 2. According to unknown reason, the pickup crossed the
the Oregon Department of Transporta- eastbound lanes and traveled up an emtion's Fatality Analysis Reporting Sys- bankment where it rolled before coming
tem, a 41-year old Oregon City woman to rest on its side in the eastbound lanes.
died after the motorcycle she was oper- STORM was the lone occupant and was
ating left Hwy. 224, near Barton in not using safety restraints. He was
Clackamas Co. and struck a tree. Ore- ejected from the pickup and pronounced
gon State Police troopers also report 54 deceased at the scene. Both lanes were
DUII arrests, up slightly from the 51 in closed for about three hours before one
2012. Springfield and Albany Area lane was open in each direction. OSP
Commands led the state with seven ar- troopers are still on scene investigating.
rests each. Troopers also arrested 21 Traffic updates at www.TripCheck.com.
individuals during traffic stops on outAccidental shooting
standing arrest warrants.
A 16-year old North Douglas Co. teen
Fatal east of Roseburg was killed Thursday, Aug. 29, when a
A 26-year old Springfield man died rifle accidentally discharged and shot
early Wednesday morning in a single him. Austin Lundeen, a student at North
vehicle fatal traffic crash on Highway Douglas High School, was found de138E about three miles east of Rose- ceased when Sheriff's deputies reburg. Oregon State Police (OSP) troop- sponded to a residence on Hayhurst
ers from the Roseburg Area Command Road about 10:45 p.m. A 15-year old
friend was reported handing the loaded
rifle to Lundeen when it discharged.
Police respond to Bank
Law enforcement officers converged on
the Coos Bay Branch of Umpqua Bank
on South Broadway Tuesday morning,
Aug. 27, following an alarm. However,
the alarm turned out to be false. Police
responded shortly after 8 a.m. and did
stop a pickup truck from the bank's drive
-through. Officers cleared the bank area
by 9 a.m.
Coast Guard Motor Life
Boat crew medevacs
man from fishing vessel
off Coos Bay
The Coast Guard medically evacuated a
fisherman who had suffered from possible internal injuries approximately 40
nautical miles west of Coos Bay, Sunday. The American Triumph, a 285-foot
commercial fishing and processing vessel, contacted the Coast Guard at approximately 3:30 p.m. to request a
medevac of a 37-year-old male crewmember. Coast Guard Sector North
Bend dispatched a 47-foot Motor Life
Boat crew from Coast Guard Station
Coos Bay. An EMT from a Bay City
ambulance accompanied the crew to
assist. The boat crew met the American
Triumph and transferred the man to
awaiting emergency medical services at
the station. He was taken by ambulance
in stable condition to Bay Area Hospital,
where he was treated and released.
Coast Guard rescues 2
boaters, dog, near Gold
Beach
A crew aboard a 25-foot Response Boat
– Small from Coast Guard Search and
Rescue Detachment Rouge River and an
MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from
Coast Guard Air Station North Bend
rescued two stranded boaters and their
dog from Pyramid Rock, northwest of
Gold Beach, Wednesday. The two boaters and their dog were safely hoisted by
the Dolphin crew and flown to Gold
Beach where they were released with
only minor injuries. The RB-S crew
successfully towed the boaters' 22-foot
boat to Gold Beach where it was returned. The crew at Detachment Rouge
River received a call from the boaters at
2:20 p.m. stating that they had gone
aground on Pyramid Rock. The crew
launched their RB-S, but was unable to
safely get to the boaters due to the shallow waters. Because of the instability of
the grounded boat, the boaters left their
boat and climbed on top of the rock.
The Dolphin crew was launched from
North Bend and safely hoisted the two
boaters. While waiting for the helicopter
to rescue the boaters, their boat floated
free from the rocks and was taken into
tow by the RB-S crew. “Without the
boaters call for help, we may never have
known they were in need of help until
they were reported missing,” said Petty
Officer 1st Class Robert Dash, an operations specialist at Coast Guard Sector
North Bend. “Having proper safety gear
on board a boat, including a way to communicate in the case of an emergency,
1085 So. 2nd
Coos Bay
All of your
garden, farm,
ranch, pet,
needs in one
location.
Open Mon.—Fri. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Sundays
can be the difference between life and
death. The boaters were prepared and we
were able to save them in their time of
need.” There were no serious injuries
reported, only minor scrapes and
bruises. There was no pollution released
from the grounding of the vessel.
GPS not always
accurate
Modern technology vs. common sense.
GPS is not always accurate when giving
directions. Take for example the plight
of a semi-truck driver on the Central
Oregon Coast Thursday, Sept. 12. Sixty
-seven year old Daniel Castro, of Hayward, CA, left the Georgia-Pacific mill
in Toledo around 5:30 a.m., and
punched in his destination to a GPS unit.
It sent him up into the hills on to graveled Forest Service roads where he
dumped the tractor and trailer on its side
on North Beaver Creek Road, between
Newport and Waldport. He was not
injured, and no fuel leaked. However,
he did lose his 42,000 lbs. of large paper
rolls. A heavy duty tow truck from Al- moderate smoke coming from the buildbany had to be brought in to recover the ing. A next door neighbor heard the
semi.
sound of breaking glass and he went
Menacing conviction outside his home to investigate and disAccording to a news release from Coos covered the fire. The neighbor reported
Co. District Attorney R. Paul Frasier for the fire to the North Coos 9-1-1 Center,
Friday, Aug. 30, "after a two day jury and he began to spray water on the fire
trial, this afternoon Charles Crum was from his garden hose. The home is
found guilty of four counts of Menacing. owned by Nick & Jill Edwards of Coos
The charges alleged that on Christmas Bay, and the occupants were identified
Day last year Mr. Crum intentionally as Joshua Gonzales and Samantha
attempted to place four police officers in McCullough. No one was home at the
fear of imminent serious physical in- time of the fire. The home suffered
jury." Menacing is punishable by up to heavy fire and smoke damage to the
one year in the county jail and a fine of front porch and entryway, and the inteup to $6,250. Sentencing was set for rior of the home suffered some minor
smoke damage. The fire also spread into
Sept. 16.
the attic area, but it was quickly extinFire in Coos Bay
guished. It has been determined that the
On August 21st at 7:05 a.m., the Coos area of origin of the fire was on the front
Bay Fire Department responded to a porch, but the cause of the fire is undereported structure fire located at 1421 termined at this time. An investigation
West Anderson Avenue which is located is being conducted by the Coos Bay Fire
in the downtown area of Coos Bay. The Department and the Coos Bay Police
first arriving firefighters found a fire on Department. The Coos Bay Fire Departthe front porch of the structure with ment estimates the fire damage to the
structure to be $20,000. No damage of
the occupant’s contents were reported.
The owners of the structure have insurance on the building. No injuries were
reported. A total of 16 firefighters, 3
engines, 1 rescue, and 1 utility vehicle
responded to the scene. If you need additional information about this incident
please contact Battalion Chief Dan
Crutchfield at 541-269-1191.
Coastal Condo Fire
Two units of an 84-unit Central Oregon
Coast condominium were destroyed during an early morning fire in Lincoln
City. A woman who lived in one of the
China Flats Assault
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. "On September 5,
2013, at about 0233 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies and
Powers Police responded to China Flats, a camping area south of
Powers, Oregon in response to a report of an assault. The female
victim, Sara Sutphin had obtained a broken nose and lacerations to
her face as a result of being assaulted. Through the course of the
investigation, Deputies learned that Ms. Sutphin was with a party of
four that had been camping in the area and been approached by the
camp host due to loud noise. After continuing to be loud, it was
reported the camp host, Danny Thomas, returned with others and
assaulted Sara Sutphin. Ms. Sutphin had apparently stepped in
between Danny Thomas and others of her party as they were arguing and was assaulted and strangled as a result. Further, one of
the other subjects that came to help Mr. Danny Thomas (left), Paul
Thomas (right), Danny Thomas’s son held back Anthony Meier as
he was attempting to defend Ms. Sutphin. Paul Thomas was arrested for Harassment, Danny Thomas was arrested for Assault IV
and Strangulation. Both men were transported to the Coos County
Jail and booked. Ms. Sutphin was transported to Coquille Valle
Hospital by Powers and Myrtle Point Ambulances with facial and
leg injuries."
units was taken to a local hospital with
burns to her hands, but no one else was
injured. The fire reportedly started on
the third floor of the Sea Gypsy and then
spread to additional units and caused
smoke and water damage to other units
on the first and second floors.
Brandished knives
A 32-year old male from Texas was
taken into custody Friday, Aug. 23, on
the Central Oregon Coast, after he allegedly left a gas station in Waldport where
he shot at an attendant with an airsoft
plastic pellet gun and threatened him
with two knives. According to a news
release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's
Office, Leroy John Davis got into a verbal altercation with the attendant after he
was told he could not pump his own gas
Now Offering a Duck Bus on
Saturdays for Oregon’s Football
Games from Coos Bay
Coast to Valley
Public Bus Service
(No Saturday Service)
Porter Stage Line
(541) 269-7183
Sun.—Fri. depart Coos Bay 7:15 a.m., Reedsport 7:40
a.m., Florence 8:15 a.m. arrive Eugene 9:35 a.m.
Mon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Florence 11:20
a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive Coos Bay 12:20 p.m.
Afternoon bus departs Coos Bay at 12:35 p.m.
Evening bus departs Eugene at 4:05 p.m.
Call for fare information or
http://www.porterstageline.com/
about 7:50 a.m. Deputies stopped his
vehicle at the north end of Seal Rock.
Two packages of hashish and smoking
devices were found during a search of
the vehicle. Davis was charged with
Menacing, Unlawful use of a Weapon,
Criminal Trespass II and Unlawful Possession of Marijuana - Hashish. He was
transported to the county jail at Newport.
Salmon Snagging
Complaint on North
Oregon Coast
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers
cited two men Friday after receiving
reports they were snagging Chinook
salmon in Three Rivers near Hebo in
Tillamook County. The area where the
complaints were reported is near the
Cedar Creek Fish Hatchery (http://
bit.ly/1dT46T8) where fish are pooled
up for hatchery production. According
to Sergeant Todd Hoodenpyl, on September 6, 2013, OSP received two angling complaints of snagging Chinook
salmon near the hatchery. A landowner
filmed the two suspects as they snagged
salmon using a hand line and treble
hook, but before an OSP Fish & Wildlife
(F&W) trooper could make contact, the
two suspects left the scene. Information
regarding the suspects and their vehicle
was provided to OSP troopers and area
law enforcement agencies. An OSP Patrol Services Division trooper out of
McMinnville spotted the suspect vehicle
World Pawn Exchange
on Highway 18 near milepost 28 and
stopped it. The OSP F&W trooper from
Tillamook who was responding to the
original complaint went to the traffic
stop scene to continue the investigation.
Subsequent investigation and search led
to the discovery of 8 Chinook salmon in
a cooler covered by clothing. The two
suspects were identified as FERNANDO
PATRICIO-MEDINA, age 30, and
CHRISTIAN PATRICIO-AVILA, age
30, both from Tualatin. They were cited
and released to appear on the following
charges: * Trespassing on a Fish Weir;
* Angling Closed Stream (2 counts); *
Angling Prohibited Method to wit:
Snagging (9 counts); * Unlawful Taking
of Chinook Salmon to wit: Closed
Stream (9 counts); * Aiding in a Wildlife Crime. "We appreciate the help of
local residents to help identify and find
these two suspects," said Hoodenpyl.
"This is a great case as we had received
a complaint of these subjects being on
Three Rivers snagging fish earlier in the
week."
Buy Gold & Silver
Buy. Sell, Trade, Loans
on Firearms
Open Mon, - Sat.
10 to 5:30
1980 Sherman Ave.
North Bend
(aka Seltzer) arrested on charge of Disorderly Conduct II.
Wanted
nues in North Bend. According to an
entry on the police log, "no weapons
observed." Thirty-eight year old Tyson
Swanson arrested on charge of Assault
IV. Also taken into custody on CBPD
warrant charging Failure to Appear on
original charge of two-counts of Harassment. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Assault
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for early Wednesday morning, April 10, 4:46 a.m., 2051 Newmark
Ave., Walmart, 42-year old Donnie R.
Brown arrested on charges of Assault IV
and PCS Meth. Transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Monday, April 8, 1:48
p.m., Highland & Bayshore, 22-year old
male reported Unauthorized Entry Motor
Vehicle. At 3:41 p.m., CQTP log, Tarheel Loop, male reported "theft from
Cat." According to an entry on the
NBPD log for 1:39 p.m., 600 block Virginia Ave., "RP reported sometime between today and Saturday her truck's
rear window was broken out, unknown
if anything was taken but the suspect
threw all the contents all over the truck."
At 1:06 p.m., 1800 block Oak St., "RP
reported UEMV occurred at location
sometime overnight. Several items were
taken." At 10:31 a.m., 1900 block Union Ave., "officer on UEMV report was
advised the trash can from next door at
UEMVs
According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for early Thursday morning,
April 11, 3:59 a.m., 1800 block Monroe
St., "vehicles broken into at location."
Found property
Three reports of Unauthorized Entry
According to an entry on the North Bend Motor Vehicle taken.
Police log for Monday, April 8, 9:09
Assault
a.m., Newmark & Tremont, "WWTP "Multiple reports of assault in progress"
employee located a pillowcase with a led to an arrest Wednesday, April 10,
stereo and speakers inside."
6:23 p.m., at Sherman & Virginia aveAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Tuesday, April 9, 10:45
p.m., 100 block W. Lockhart Ave.,
"traffic stop resulting in arrest of wanted
subject." Twenty-six year old Jose
Manuel Navarro arrested on Roseburg
PD warrant charging Failure to Appear
on original charge of DUII. Transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
Police log for Tuesday, April 9, 600
According to an entry on the Coquille block No. Cammann St., 39-yea rold
Tribal Police log for Monday, April 8, Matthew Dair arrested for Probation
1:47 p.m., 500 block Miluk Dr., 58-year Violation.
old male reported "theft of tool."
Disorderly
According
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
Burglary
Police
log
for
Tuesday, April 9, 1 p.m.,
According to an entry on the Coos Co.
1st
&
Johnson,
20-year old Cody Thayer
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, April 9, 9:43
a.m., Strawberry Lane, Coos Bay, "shed
and garage were broke into. Report
taken for Burglary I.
Theft
UEMVs
worldpawnexchange.org
location was also taken, presumably to
transport items stolen from the victim
vehicles." At 10:01 a.m., 700 block Virginia Ave., "officer respond to location
to take report of multiple UEMVs that
occurred over night.
Report taken
UEMV and 6 separate Theft II reports."
Warrant
Police log for Wednesday, April 10,
10:39 a.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., "Mill
Security advised male subject on the
gaming floor that may be using a false
name." Thirty-six year old Jeffrey Lee
Howeth arrested on felony warrants
from Roseburg PD for Probation Violation on original charge of Burglary II,
Oregon State Parole Board warrant for
Parole Violation on original charge of
Assault IV. Also charged with 5-counts
of False Info to Officer. "Officer seized
a 'snort tube' from Howeth and took it to
the station."
Warrant
Police log for Wednesday, April 10,
9:30 a.m., 1900 block Myrtle St.,
"officers attempting to serve a warrant at
location." Twenty-five year old Tara
Janice Currie arrested on CBPD warrant
charging Theft III. Transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Gunshot wound
Sheriff's log for Wednesday, April 10,
10:52 a.m., Levi Bunch Road, Coquille,
"female in ER possible shot by BB gun,
uncooperative, will require surgery.
Accidental self-inflicted BB gun shot."
Suspicious
p.m., 2000 block No. Bayshore Dr.,
"behind a vehicle that's all over the road
southbound passing Coos Bay Toyota."
Fifty-two year old Laura Williams cited
for DUII, Careless Driving with Accident & Driving without License and
released.
A report of a "suspicious male in the
area," early Friday morning, April 12,
led to an arrest. According to an entry
on the North Bend Police log for Sheridan Ave. & Ohio St., 22-year old John
Alexander Culp, North Bend, was
DWS
charged with PCS Schedule I (Heroin),
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Coquille.
Police log for Thursday, April 11, 8:34
a.m., 700 So. Broadway, "result of DrivMeat theft
According to an entry on the North Bend ing while Suspended," 32-year old Misty
Police log for Thursday, April 11, 4 Bunch charged with PCS and DCS
p.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway, Meth. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
"Loss Prevention advises they are in foot at Coquille. Also, Christina Husko cited
pursuit of a male subject who just stole a for DWS Violation and Failure to Show
large amount of meat. After attempting Proof of Insurance.
to get into a vehicle to flee, the suspect
fled into the Mall." Officers located and
arrested 20-year old Timothy R. Saunders on charge of Theft II, cited in lieu
of custody. Value $171.32. "Saunders
Arrest
According to an entry on the Coos Bay has been trespassed from Safeway for a
Police log for Wednesday, April 10, year and permanently trespassed from
4:46 a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Wal- Mall property."
Driving complaint
mart, 42-year old Donnie R. Brown arrested on charges of Assault IV and PCS A report of a female driving a blue
Meth. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail pickup while texting, led to a citation
at Coquille.
Thursday, April 11, in North Bend. According to an entry on the police log for
Trespass
A report of a "male in the backyard," led 9:39 a.m., Broadway & Virginia aveto an arrest early Friday morning, April nues, "has almost hit RP's vehicle
12. According to an entry on the North twice." Thirty-two year old Mariah E.
Bend Police log for 2:07 a.m., 35-year Maxey, Lincoln City, cited for Use of
old Jeremy Ryan Johnson, North Bend, cell phone while driving.
Burglary
Sheriff's log for Thursday, April 11, 5:39
p.m., View Crest Lane, Coos Bay,
"report taken Burglary I, Theft I, Criminal Mischief II."
year old Jedediah Parks arrested on
charges of Probation Violation and
Criminal Trespass II.
DUII
Police log for Saturday, April 13, 2:49
a.m., 2nd Ave. & D St., "someone in
4WD truck tearing up the school yard in
front of location." Eighteen year old
Trevis Benson arrested for DUII and
transported to Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Juvenile referred to Juvenile Dept. for
MIP by Consumption, released to aunt.
Disorderly Conduct
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police log for Saturday, April 13,
2:25 .m., Hwy. 42 Deli Mart,
"intoxicated subject at location, clerk
would not sell to him, he's not leaving,
getting obnoxious." Thirty-nine year old
Dereck Padgett transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille on charge of Criminal Trespass II.
Warrant
MIP SWOCC
Sheriff's log for Thursday, April 11, 7:15
p.m., East Bay Road, North Bend,
"incomplete 911, made contact with
female on call back, stated something
about a problem with her daughter who
was now over at the neighbors." Fortythree year old Gregory H. Sapp arrested
on Union Co. warrant and transported to
the county jail at Coquille.
a.m., 425 Student Way, "request officer
to location, approximately 9 MIPs."
Twenty-two year old Ryan Howell cited
for Furnishing Alcohol to Minors.
Three others cited for MIP.
Loud Party
A report of a "large loud party, possible
fight about to start," on the 1100 block
Criminal Trespass
of South 10th St. in Coos Bay late FriDUII
charged with Criminal Trespass I and
According to an entry on the Coos Bay day night, April 12, resulted in MIP citatransported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- According to an entry on the Coos Bay Police log for Saturday, April 13, 7:56 tions. According to an entry on the poquille.
Police log for Thursday, April 11, 10:11 a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 52-
Coos Bay Toyota
Gracie
Home of
“The Amazing Guarantee”




All New Vehicles
All Used Vehicles
All Certified Vehicles
ALL Vehicles
lice log for 11:59 p.m., 20-year old Austin Thompson cited for MIP of Alcohol
by Consumption. A juvenile was referred for MP of Alcohol by Consumption.
stop," 50-year old Sylvia L. Goodwin
charged with Probation Violation and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII
p.m., Medford PD advised they have 22year old Ryan Smith in custody on
CBPD warrant charging Failure to Appear on Resist Arrest, Interfere with
Peace Office and Disorderly Conduct II
charges.
Police log for Friday, April 12, 8:36
p.m., So. 2nd & Johnson Ave., "from
traffic stop," 52-year old Wendy Wagner
arrested on charge of DUII and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Meth
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police log for Friday, April 12, 6:38
p.m., Central & 5th, 19-year old
Mitchell Hatfield arrested on charges of
PCS, DCS, MCS of Meth within 1000
feet of a School, transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probable Cause
Warrant
Assault
p.m., 800 block Crocker St., 36-year old
David Earl Bowers arrested for Assault
IV.
Theft
p.m., 2000 block Sherman Ave., "RP
reported male subject took a bag from
someone and is now walking
northbound on Sherman Ave. Officers
out with subject." Fifty-three year old
Frank Ray Faultner charged with Theft
II.
Police log for Friday, April 12,
"Coquille PD request attempt to locate
subject they have PC arrest for." Fortyseven year old Leslie James Smith arrested on the 500 block No. Morrison
St., 6:12 p.m., on Probable Cause Arrest
for Violation of No Contact Order.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoATV Death
quille.
DUII
Sheriff's log for Saturday, April 13, 1:35
According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., Leep Road, Myrtle Point, "man
Police log for early Sunday morning, down. ATV accident. Victim transApril 14, 2:30 a.m., Ocean & LaClair, ported to CVH, deceased." A female
"traffic stop resulting in DUII." Twenty- reported the accident, "male under
two year old Luis Manuel Mendoza ATV."
Arias charged with DUII and cited for
Water rescue
No Operator's License, Failure to take According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Breath Test, & Open Container. Trans- Sheriff's log for Saturday, April 13, 4:16
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
p.m., Shore Acres, "subject possibly
Probation Violation
stranded on rocks just out from ObservaAccording to an entry on the Coquille tion Building." Charleston Fire paged.
Police log for Saturday, April 13, 9 p.m.,
DUII
Hwy. 42 & W. Central, "result of traffic According to an entry on the Coos Co.
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, "hit
& run. Vehicle white low rider damage
to front of vehicle, broken headlight,
juvenile was driving the vehicle when
accident occurred."
Ronald Walter
charged with DUII and DWR. Transported to the county jail at Coquille,
(BAC .14%).
I-5 Accident
Two people from Reedsport were taken
to a Portland-area hospital Thursday
morning following a two-vehicle traffic
crash in the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 near Highway 217. The crash
blocked the northbound lanes for about
45 minutes with traffic utilizing the right
shoulder to move through the area until
the involved vehicles were removed. On
April 11, 2013 at approximately 6:05
a.m., a 1994 Nissan pickup driven by
SILVINO RODRIGUEZ VALDEZ, age
31, from Salem, was northbound in the
left lane on Interstate 5 near milepost
292 when the pickup had an unknown
mechanical problem. RODRIGUEZ
VALDEZ tried moving across the
northbound lanes to the right toward the
exit, but as the pickup lost power it
coasted to a stop in one of the traffic
lanes and was struck from behind by a
2008 Chevrolet Impala four-door driven
by OLAF M. BRYANT, age 73, from
Reedsport. OLAF BRYANT and his
wife/passenger PHYLLIS BRYANT,
age 79, were transported by Metro West
ambulance to Oregon Health & Science
University with minor injuries. ROGRIGUEZ VALDEZ was not injured.
All involved occupants were using
safety restraints and no citations were
issued.
noon's fatal traffic crash that resulted in
the death of an adult male and minor
injuries to a second person along Highway 42 west of Winston. The victim's
name is released in this update. According to Sergeant Dave Randall, on April
11, 2013 at approximately 4:15 p.m., a
1996 Geo Tracker driven by DENVER
DAVID, age 66, from Roseburg, was
eastbound on Highway 42 near milepost
69. For an unknown reason, the Geo
Tracker crossed into the westbound lane
where it collided with a 2002 Chevrolet
pickup driven by TERESA ANDERSON, age 46, from Winston. DAVID
was pronounced deceased at the scene.
ANDERSON was transported by ambulance to Mercy Medical Center with
minor injuries. Both drivers were using
safety restraints. OSP troopers from the
Roseburg Area Command office are
continuing the investigation into the
cause of the crash. Highway 42 was
closed for approximately one hour.
Hwy. 42 Fatal
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing Douglas County Sheriff's Office,
the investigation into Thursday after- Winston Fire Department and ODOT
assisted at the scene. Photograph - Ore-
Fall Septic Maintenance
During the Month of October ‘13—Not valid with any other offer
$25 off Septic Pumping Or $10 off Service Call
*****COUPON*****
We would like to invite you
this Sunday morning...
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
131 N 3rd, Hall bldg,
entrance on 3rd
Where the gospel is still the
good news!
Pastors David &
Bridgette Whinery
PO Box 477, Coos Bay,
(541)266-0613
gon State Police.
Stabbing
On 04/14/13 around 0446 hours, Coos
Bay Police responded to 773 Kentucky
Ave, Coos Bay, for a stabbing that occurred at a party. As officers were responding, the Coos Bay dispatch center
received a second 911 call from a male
caller, who identified himself as Michael
Ganong Jr. (25), of North Bend. Michael reported he had been involved in
an altercation at the above mentioned
address, where he had used a knife
against other in an act of self-defense.
Michael reported he had since left the
residence and was at a nearby intersection.
North Bend Police Department
assisted and officers responded to both
Coos Bay locations. when officers arrived at 773 Kentucky Ave., they located
a male subject bleeding from multiple
stab wounds to his back, leg, and hands.
The subject was later identified as
Jeromy Haren, 25 years old. Several of
the occupants in the house were providing first aid for Jeromy’s injuries. The
Coos Bay Fire Department and Bay Cities Ambulance arrived and Jeromy was
ultimately transported to Bay Area Hospital for treatment. When Coos Bay
Police Detectives arrived on scene the
occupants of the residents were interviewed and the scene was processed for
evidence. Michael Ganong was transported to the Coos Bay Police Department where he was questioned about his
involvement in the stabbing. Michael
Ganong was taken into custody shortly
after his interview and was transported
to Coos County Jail. Michael was
charged with Assault I. This case is still
under investigation and no further information is available at this time. Anyone
with any information about this incident
is encouraged to contact the Coos Bay
Police Department at (541) 269-8911.
Arbuckle Sentenced
CHEYENNE ADELL ARBUCKLE:
On April 15, 2013 Coos County Circuit
Court Judge Michael Gillespie sentenced
20 year old Cheyenne Adell Arbuckle to
36 months in prison for charges related
to string of drug fueled property crimes
between July and October, 2012. Ms.
Arbuckle pled guilty to one count of
burglary in the first degree, one count of
theft in the first degree and one count of
aggravated identity theft. The charge of
aggravated identity theft involved
twenty five separate incidents of stolen
and forged checks, with four different
victims. Ms. Arbuckle was sentenced
to 36 months on the charge of burglary
in the first degree, 18 months on the
charge of theft in the first degree, and 28
months on the charge of aggravated
identity theft, all to be served concurrently. As part of the plea agreement
drug charges involving heroin, methamphetamine, hydromorphone, and diazepam, as well as certain property crimes
were dismissed. Ms. Arbuckle will have
to pay full restitution to the victims of
her crimes, adding up to more than
$12,000. Ms. Arbuckle will be subject
to 36 months of post prison supervision
or parole upon completion of her sentence. The cases resolved today involving Ms. Arbuckle were investigated by
the Bandon Police Department, Coos
Bay Police Department, Coos County
Sheriff’s Department, North Bend Police
Department, Oregon State Police, and
the South Coast Interagency Narcotics
Team, and prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Sarah Lundstedt.
cause of Friday evening's two-vehicle
double fatal traffic crash along Highway
101 in Warrenton. The highway was
closed about five hours with a detour in
place. On April 19, 2013 at approximately 6:50 p.m., a 1999 Subaru Impreza driven by STERLING M.
FRINELL, age 38, from Seattle, Washington, was southbound on Highway 101
near milepost 8 when, for an undetermined reason, it crossed the centerline
and collided head-on with a northbound
1974 Volkswagen Bug containing two
adult males. The two adult males in the
Volkswagen were pronounced deceased.
They are identified as driver MARK
WAYNE AGALZOFF, age 52, and passenger TRYG WALKER McCORD, age
20, both from Seaside. They were using
safety restraints. FRINELL and passenger MARGARET E. GOLDMAN, age
32, from Seaside, were seriously injured.
Both were initially transported by Medix
ambulance to Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria. They are reportedly
transferred to Legacy Emanuel Medical
Center for further treatment. Safety restraint use by both is pending confirmation. FRINELL was operating the vehicle with a suspended license in Washington.
Hwy. 126W Fatal
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing
the investigation into the cause of
Wednesday morning's single vehicle
fatal traffic crash that occurred along
Highway 126W about two miles west of
Eugene. The crash resulted in the death
of what is believed to be an adult male
who has been tentatively identified. The
victim's name is withheld pending conHwy. 101 fatality
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are firmation by the medical examiner. On
continuing the investigation into the April 17, 2013 at approximately 4:07
a.m., OSP troopers were dispatched to a
vehicle fire along on Highway 126W
near milepost 51. An OSP trooper was
first on scene and confirmed an occupied
vehicle had traveled off the south side of
the highway and caught fire after colliding with a tree. The vehicle was fully
engulfed and Central Lane Fire Department was on scene attempting to extinguish the fire. Preliminary investigation
indicates a 1995 Jeep Cherokee westbound on Highway 126W when, for
unknown reason, it veered to the left
across the eastbound lane and went off
the highway colliding into a tree just off
the south side shoulder. The lone occupant was later found to be deceased
seated in the driver seat of the vehicle.
Southern Oregon
woman tased
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers arrested a 37-year old Grants Pass woman
Tuesday night after she allegedly menaced occupants of a residence in Grants
Pass with a stun gun and hammer.
Troopers took her into custody after deploying a Taser to subdue her while she
demanded the troopers to shoot her.
According to Sergeant Tyler Lee, on
April 16, 2013, at approximately 7:45
p.m., two OSP troopers responded to the
800 block of N. Schoolhouse Creek
Road in Grants Pass for a report of a
woman trespassing and menacing the
occupants at the residence identified as
JACQUELYN KELLY NOVACK, age
37. NOVACK was in possession of a
stun gun and a hammer which she used
to menace the three occupants including
her 15-year old son. When contacted by
the troopers, NOVACK demanded they
shoot her as she displayed the stun gun.
Troopers deployed a Taser and subdued
her without further incident. NOVACK
was arrested for related charges and outstanding felony warrants out of Josephine County and Jackson County. She
was transported to Rogue Regional
Medical Center in Medford for an
evaluation and then lodged in the Jackson County Jail for outstanding warrants
including Fail to Appear, Theft, Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, and
Unlawful Entry into a Motor Vehicle.
She was cited to appear at a later date in
Josephine County Circuit Court for
Menacing and Trespass charges.
Accident
(55-40), led to an arrest. According to
an Oregon State Police report, the two
occupants "exhibited signs of impairment. An odor of marijuana emanated
from the vehicle." During a search of
the driver, 42-year old Lora Lisa Parker,
"Hydrocodone pills were located, loose
in a pocket. Parker later voluntarily consented to SFST's; she failed and was
arrested." Thirty-nine year old John
Waylon Thedford, Coos Bay, was cited
for a seatbelt violation and PCS Less
than an Oz. Marijuana. Parker was
transported to CBPD where she was
cited and released to her mother.
(Cape Arago Hwy.), for having his seatbelt unfastened, was cited for Possession
Controlled Substance. According to an
OSP report, an investigation revealed
that 28-year old William Alen Engblom,
Coos Bay, was DWS Violation, Uninsured, and had failed to File for an SR22. "A consent search revealed unlawful
possession of less than one ounce of
marijuana for the driver and unlawful
possession of methamphetamine for the
passenger," 24-year old Tara J. Currie,
North Bend. The vehicle was impounded and both the driver and passenger were cited and released at the scene.
Rollover
Hit & Run
The operator of a westbound gray 2012
Toyota Camry on Hwy. 38, milepost
13.5, "was unable to maintain his lane of
travel and the vehicle left the roadway,"
April 12, 3:14 a.m. According to an
OSP report, "the vehicle traveled down
an earthen embankment at the westbound shoulder, struck a boulder and
overturned." The driver, 53-year old
Chris Dwayne Stubblefield, Coos Bay,
"was properly restrained and was uninjured."
The driver of a red 2000 Toyota Celica
that was northbound on Hwy. 101, milepost 260, April 7, 12:35 a.m., fled the
area before being contacted by police
after the vehicle "left the roadway to the
northbound shoulder, damaging a fogmarker, a milepost marker and a warning
sign before coming to rest in the roadside brush." A records check of the vehicle provided registered owner information, but attempts to contact the owner
were unsuccessful. The vehicle was
towed and the investigation continued.
A 23-year old female "incurred minor
neck and head discomfort, but she declined any medical treatment," following
a single-vehicle accident on SR 242
(Powers Hwy.), milepost 4, April 9, 2
p.m. According to an OSP report Sarah
A. Morris was operating the black 2006
PCS Meth
Mazda Tribute that failed to maintain a The driver of a white 1997 Isuzu Rodeo,
Rollover
lane of travel and crashed into a large stopped April 8, 4:10 p.m., on SR 240 Fatigue or a distraction may have octree.
DUII CS
A blue 1992 Buick Century stopped
April 13, 1:50 p.m., on SR 240 (Cape
Arago Hwy.), milepost 6, for speeding
Great prices, save on a wide selection of coastal
plants, flowers, trees and more!!
Clearance Sale Underway
Summer Hours?: Open Wednesday through Sunday,
Dawnish to Duskish!
The largest Nursery/Garden Center on the South Coast
Your complete Nursery & Garden Center
Open Tuesday through Sunday" 755 S. Empire Blvd. (Cape Arago Hwy.) on
Coos Bay
(541) 888-5024
curred prior to a rollover accident involving a vehicle on SR 42, milepost 17,
April 6, 4:03 p.m. According to an OSP
report, the vehicle left the roadway, onto
the gravel and grass abutting the shoulder. The driver, 19-year old Trevor William Joseph "lost control of the vehicle
due to the slope, soft ground, and a right
rear spare tire in use that came off the
bead during the event." Joseph complained of back and elbow pain. Passenger #3 complained of neck and head
pain. Both refused medical transport.
No recollection
The male juvenile driver "claimed to
have no recollection of the events leading up to the crash," April 6, 2:36 p.m.,
on SR 241 (Coos River Hwy.), milepost
6.5. According to an OSP report, the
vehicle drove across the "southbound
lane, down the embankment, and into
wire fencing and large wood fence posts.
The crash destroyed approximately 75+
feet of fencing." The vehicle continued
on across a gravel driveway, into the
deep ditch on the other side. It came to
rest in a head-on crash with the sidesloped earth. The driver reported minor
pain, and refused medical treatment at
the scene. He was later transported to
BAH by family. The driver was warned
for Failure to Drive in Lane "and will
coordinate compensation for damage
with the land owner."
Rollover
Daniel B. Farmer, 33 YOA, of Myrtle
Point pinned under an ATV.
Mr.
Farmer was removed from under the
ATV, a Kawasaki side by side and transported to Coquille Valley Hospital by
the Myrtle Point Ambulance.
Mr.
Farmer was pronounced deceased at the
Hospital. The investigation into the
cause of the accident is still continuing,
but initial investigation suggests that the
accident occurred as Mr. Farmer, who
was operating a Kawasaki side by side,
4x4 ATV, may have over corrected as he
was coming off a gravel road and onto a
paved roadway causing the ATV to
overturn. It does not appear that seatbelts were in use and Mr. Farmer was
partially ejected from the ATV."
nesses reported that his daughter then
lost control of the vehicle and stuck another parked and unattended vehicle
which belonged to Loyal T. Hurst, also
of Coos Bay OR. After the accident
witnesses reported Mr. Walter sent his
daughter back to her residence in the RV
Park before driving away from the scene
without attempting to contact the owner
Mr. Hurst.
Mr. Walter was quickly
located at his separate nearby residence,
along with his damaged pickup and following an interview and investigation
with him he was arrested for DUII and
DWS Misdemeanor. Mr. Walter was
then transported to the Coos County Jail
where a breath test revealed his blood
alcohol content to be .14%. Mr. Walter
was being held on $2000.00 bail and is
additionally being referred to the District
Attorney on the charges of Reckless
Endangering and Failure to Perform the
Duties of a Driver (Misd). No injuries
were reported.
An 18-year old driver was uninjured
after he reportedly dozed off and drove
off the roadway on Hwy. 101, milepost
258, April 6, 5:40 a.m. According to an
OSP report, Joshua Raymond Persson
"was unable to regain control of the vehicle, crashed into an embankment,
flipped the vehicle, crashed into a fog
Hit & Run/DUII
marker, and came to uncontrolled rest
upright in the ditch. He was warned for According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Failure to Drive in Lane.
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, "hit
Burglary arrest
An investigation into a reported burglary & run. Vehicle white low rider damage
of a residence on Willow Lane, North to front of vehicle, broken headlight,
Probation Violation
Bend, March 21, led to an arrest on juvenile was driving the vehicle when
Ronald Walter As a "result of suspicious subject call," a
April 14. According to a news release accident occurred."
charged
with
DUII
and
DWR. Trans- 23-year old male was arrested Sunday
from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, 46ported
to
the
county
jail
at Coquille, night, April 14, at the Astro Gas Station
year old Rhonda Brown, North Bend,
(BAC
.14%).
According
to
a news re- at 997 Newmark Ave. in the Empire
was taken into custody without incident
lease
from
the
Sheriff's
Office,
"On 4-13 District of Coos Bay. According to an
about 6:39 p.m. She was charged with
-13
at
approximately
1806
hrs
Coos entry on the police log for 11:39 p.m.,
Burglary I, Theft I and Criminal TresCounty
Sheriff’s
Deputies
responded
to Joshua A. Lincoln was taken into cuspass II.
the Plainview RV Park located at 91904 tody on a Probation Violation and transATV accident
Cape Arago Hwy, Coos Bay, to a report ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
A 34-year old Bend woman injured her of a hit and run accident. During the
Burglaries
lower back and pelvis during an ATV course of the investigation it was learned
According
to
an entry on the Coquille
accident within the Oregon Dunes Na- that the accident occurred while 43 yoa
Police
log
for
Sunday, April 14, 7:58
tional Recreation Area Sunday, April 14. Ronald Lee Walter of Coos Bay OR was
p.m.,
300
block
Central Ave., 52-year
According to a Coos Co. Sheriff's Of- allowing his 11 yoa daughter to drive his
old
female
reported
"burglary to busifice news release, a deputy responded pickup around in the RV park in an atness."
According
to
an entry on the
about 3:36 p.m., 2.2-miles north of the tempt to teach her how to drive. WitCoos
Bay
Police
log
for
Sunday, April
Bull Run Staging Area near Snag Lake.
Melissa Campbell was operating a Yamaha Wolverine 4X4 quad and traveling north bound on some sand flats
when she went off of about an eightfoot slip face. She was thrown over the
handlebars and hit by the Quad. She
1201 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay
was transported by ambulance to Bay
Area Hospital in Coos Bay.
Coos Bay Marine
ATV Death
Sheriff's log for Saturday, April 13,
1:35 a.m., Leep Road, Myrtle Point,
"man down. ATV accident. Victim
transported to CVH, deceased." A female reported the accident, "male under
ATV." News release from the Sheriff's
Office, " On 4-13-13 at 0135 a.m. the
Coos County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to an injury accident involving
a ATV at 54893 Leep Road in Myrtle
Point, Oregon. Officers from Myrtle
Point Police Department, Coquille Police Department and Coos County Sheriff’s Office responded. Officers found
www.coosbaymarine.com
email: cbmarine@coosbaymarine.net
(541) 888-2535
Toll Free 866-840-1544
14, 1:16 p.m., male reported "burglary."
Resisting
Police log for Sunday, April 14, 7:06
a.m., 700 block Kentucky Ave., 28-year
old Casey Gilpin arrested on charges of
Resisting Arrest and Interfering.
Disorderly
p.m., 1988 Virginia Ave., "Yellow Cab
driver request officer respond and contact 2 suspicious males inside 7 Eleven
with the female clerk inside. Officer
respond advised both involved were
warned Disorderly Conduct and Trespassed from location for the night.
Seven Eleven recalled and advised subject standing on the corner yelling and
screaming." Forty-seven year old Semery Evans taken into custody and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail on
charges of Disorderly Conduct, Resisting Arrest and Interfering. Earlier, at
12:49 p.m., Colorado Ave., Evans one of
two individuals contacted by an OSP
trooper at Airport Heights Park. He was
warned for Drinking on Unlicensed
Premise. "Both subjects agreed to leave
the park."
UEMVs
p.m., 1900 block Ash St., "RP reported
someone entered 2 of his vehicles last
night." Taken from a 2010 Honda Pilot
was a Garmin GPS valued at $150.
Bassett
Hyland
Energy
Company
(541) 267-2107
24-HR FOOD MART
www.ticortitlenw.com
Land Developers Realtors
Sellers Buyers Contractors
Hwy. 101 - So. Coos Bay
269-5127
Probation Violation
p.m., 1971 Union Ave., Tiny's Tavern,
"follow up," 25-year old Michael Fitzhenry, North Bend, taken into custody
transported to Coos Co. Jail at Coquille
on charges of Probation Violation, PCS
Schedule I and Carry Concealed
Weapon.
Hwy. 42/101 Accident
One person was injured when a white
Ford pickup truck crashed into a guardrail near the Hwy. 101/42 intersection
south of Coos Bay Tuesday afternoon,
April 16. The accident occurred about
12:45 p.m. One passenger in the pickup
was reportedly seriously injured and had
to be extricated from the wrecked vehicle by members of the Millington Fire
Dept. He was transported to Bay Area
Hospital in Coos Bay.
VRO
Home Heating Fuels
"We offer many
services at
no charge"
Taken from a 2004 Jeep Wrangler was a
Garmin GPS valued at $150 and $10 in
change. Report taken for UEMV and
Theft II. According to an entry at 1:25
p.m., 1500 block Johnson St., "officer
took report of UEMV that occurred at
location." At 11:14 a.m., 1800 block
Ash St., "RP reported someone got into
her vehicle overnight and took items
inside." Value $169. At 10:38 a.m.,
1700 block Johnson St., "RP reported
someone entered her vehicle last night
and stole some property." Taken were a
red/black Fox purse, wallet, two knives,
RX's and misc. paperwork. At 10:13
a.m., 1900 block Ash St., "RP reported
someone entered his vehicle last night,"
and stole hunting duffel bag, Leopold
binoculars, Garmen GPS and two headlamps. Value $710.
Sheriff's log for Monday, April 15,
10:37 a.m., Main Lane, Coquille, 22year old Jesse L. Wagoner arrested on
charge of Violation of Restraining Order
and transported to the county jail at Coquille. News release from the Sheriff's
Office, " On April 15, 2013 at about
12:30 pm, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to the Riverton area,
west of Coquille on Hwy 42S, in regards
to an ongoing disturbance complaint.
Sheriff’s Deputies contacted 22 year old
Jesse Wagoner of Riverton, who had
initially called the Sheriff’s Office inquiring about assistance regarding a restraining order. He later called the Sheriff’s Office in regards to a disturbance at
his residence between he and his girlfriend, 20 year old Chrisha Mallory of
Coos Bay. Upon arrival and subsequent
investigation it was learned that Mr.
Wagoner was already the respondent in
a Restraining Order between he and Ms.
Mallory and their children. He also had
failed to understand the restraining order
and had been in violation for some time.
Mr. Wagoner was arrested for violation
of a Restraining Order, taken to the Coos
County Jail and booked."
Dispute
A report that a "neighbor was shoved off
porch by her boyfriend," resulted in an
arrest Monday, April 15. According to
an entry on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log
for 6:38 p.m., McKenna Lane, Coos
Bay, 29-year old Christopher G. Angle
charged with Escape III, Attempt Elude
by Foot, Burglary I, Assault IV Domestic and Interfering. News release from
the Sheriff's Office, " On April 15, 2013
at about 1838 hours Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 93685
McKenna Lane, Millington, Coos Bay in
response to a disturbance occurring
there. Upon arrival and through the
course of the investigation it was determined that there had been an argument
between 22 year old Courtney Cornwell
and her boyfriend, 29 year old Christopher Angle and that she had been assaulted during the argument. When
Deputies attempted contact with the suspect, Christopher Angle, he fled on foot.
Mr. Angle fled to 93618 Mill Lane in
Millington. Deputies learned Christopher Angle had entered the residence
there and then fled out the back. Deputies then located Mr. Angle hiding under
93618 Mill Lane where he was arrested
without further incident. He was transported to the Coos County Jail and
charged with Assault IV (Dom), Burglary I, Escape III, Attempting to Elude
by Foot, and Interfering with a Police
Officer. The victim of the assault,
Courtney Cornwell was transported to
Bay Area Hospital by Bay Cities Ambulance for possible back and leg injuries
she suffered during the argument. Deputies were assisted by Millington First
Responders, Bay Cities Ambulance and
Coos Bay PD K-9 team."
Disturbance
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, " On 04-16-13 at 0223 hours
Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 91904 Cape Arago Highway,
Plainview Motel and RV, to a report of a
disturbance at space #16. As the result
of the investigation Jason D. Gay age 34
of Coos Bay was arrested for Assault IV
Domestic against his girlfriend, 30 year
old, Desirea Chapman. She did not require medical treatment at the scene.
Mr. Gay was arrested without incident
and transported to the Coos County Jail
and lodged and is being held in lieu of
$10,000 bail."
Treated & Arrested
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, " On 4-16-13 at 00:30 hours
Coos County Deputies along with
Hauser Fire and Bay Cities Ambulance
responded to 69196 Sandbug RD,
Hauser, North Bend Oregon for a male
subject who had accidently cut his arm
with a knife. Upon arrival the Deputy
Esatablished 1965
For your Automotive Needs
Wheel Alignment - Fr & Axle Service - Auto Service
Rust Proofing - Brake Service - Exhaust
Diesel Performance Products—TST Diesel Performance
Edge—BD Diesel Performance—Custom Exhaust
Tom and Gigs
135 S.Schoneman, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
(541) 888-4660 Toll Free: 1-800-267-4603
Open: Mon. - Fri. 8:00am - 5:00pm (Sat., by Appt.)
contacted Kenneth Mullins of North
Bend. Mullins was checked out by medical personnel and transported to Bay
Area Hospital by ambulance. It was
learned that Mr. Mullins had an outstanding warrant from the State of Oregon Parole Board for Parole Violation.
Once Mr. Mullins was treated for his
injury and medically cleared he was
transported to the Coos County Jail.
During the book-in process at the jail,
methamphetamine was located in Mullins’s pants pocket and the additional
charge of PCS Meth was added."
roll of wire and Akita drill taken." At
3:14 p.m., Edna Lane, Bandon, neighbor
"lets his dog poop in his yard." At 4:20
p.m., Wildwood Road, "dropped girlfriend off at home, her husband was
there." At 12:26 a.m., April 16, Hwy.
101, Bunker Hill, "out with 2 behind
Taylor Maid, warned for urinating in
public."
Probation Violation
Police log for early Tuesday morning,
April 16, 2:22 a.m., Mill Casino, "officer
out with subject at location," 28-year old
Burglary
Joseph Lupher, Reedsport, taken into
According to an entry on the North Bend custody on charges of Probation ViolaPolice log for Monday, April 15, 7:40 tion and PCS Schedule I. Transported to
p.m., 1611 Virginia Ave., Big 5 at Pony the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Village Mall, "Mall Security reported
BB gun
female stole pellet pistol from location. According to an entry on the North Bend
Security following subject." Thirty-two Police log for Monday, April 15, 6:30
year old Tosha Ekblad, Coos Bay, cited p.m., 1800 block Johnson St., "RP reand released on the charges of Burglary ported someone used a BB gun to shoot
II and Criminal Trespass II.
his 8 yoa son in the back of the head.
Calls to Sheriff's
Office
Officers respond to the area and contacted other juveniles in the neighborA day at the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, hood / investigation continuing."
Warrant
via log entries for Monday, April 15. At
4:35 a.m., "Poison Control advises nu- According to an entry on the North Bend
merous phone calls over past 6 hours Police log for Monday, April 15, 3:09
from male who just breaths heavy into p.m., Department of Justice served
phone." Number comes back to Hermis- NBPD valid warrant on 32-year old Darton area. Police contacted, "they are ren Dangelo Lockett, Beaverton, on
familiar with the subject and will do a charges of Possession of Marijuana.
welfare check." At 8:03 a.m., Round
Domestic
Lake Dr., Bandon, "burglary to Turn
Harassment
Stand on Bandon Trails." At 8:33 a.m.,
Seven Devils/Whiskey Run, Road Dept. According to an entry on the Coos Bay
reports "theft of diesel & batteries from Police log for Monday, April 15, 6:26
Road Dept. equipment. At 2:16 p.m., p.m., 700 block Johnson Ave., "male
Robertson Lane, Coos Bay, "burglary, and female screaming," David Willhite
arrested on charge of Domestic HarassBroken windows
ment.
Drinking
According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., 1000 block Virginia Ave., "RP
Police log for Tuesday, April 16, 7:35 reported male subject smashed window
p.m., Coalbank Slough Bridge, 54-year in apartment #8 and fled the area. Offiold Donald Darwin Johnson on CBPD cers responded/advised several broken
warrant for Assault IV and cited for windows in complex. E.L. Edwards on
Drinking Unlicensed Premise. Trans- scene. Report taken for Criminal Misported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
chief II." At 10:48 a.m., 34-year old
Christopher Carter, North Bend, taken
Narcotics
According to an entry on the Coos Bay into custody near Yeongs on charge of
Police log for Tuesday, April 16, 4th St. Disorderly Conduct. Transported to the
near Central, "from traffic stop," 49-year Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
old Neldina Bybee arrested on charges
of PCS Meth, Probation Violation, and
cited for DWS Violation. Transported
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Contact us at:
bayareapolicegazette@yahoo.com
Probation Violation
p.m., 2100 block Garfield St., "RP reported her son that has been staying temporarily at her home broke in and stole
several items while she wasn't home.
Officer responded as the subject was
arriving back home in a taxi." Thirtyone year old Emery Wayne Smith, North
Bend, arrested on charges of Probation
Violation and Theft II. Transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
p.m., 2200 block Newmark St., "traffic
stop," 26-year old Derek Allen
Augustine, Coos Bay, taken into custody
on CCSO warrant charging Contempt of
Court. Also cited for DWS Violation
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
Read local Bay Area news on
the Internet.
wwwjcnews.us
You’ll find the Bay Area
Weekly Newspaper under
the BAW tab. It’s in an easy
to read format with color
photos and ads, local news,
sports, meetings and more,
every Tuesday.
October 2013 Schedule
October 5—Lucas Oil Open Show: Late Model, Sportsman, Street Stocks,
Mini Outlaw
October 12—Mud Drags
October 19—Mud Drags
Hwy. 42 So. Of Coos Bay, Track Hot line 541-269-2474, www.coosbayspeedway.us
“Fall Tire Sale”
Tires — Brakes — Batteries — Wheel Alignments
Coos Bay
267-3163
North Bend
756-2091
Coquille
396-3145
Reedsport
271-3601

Bay Area Police Gazette

Transcription

Similar documents

Secrets to Selling Your Business

Lake Wisconsin Map - Lodi and Lake Wisconsin

Luminere Collection

Chamber News - Bay Area Chamber of Commerce

Culinary Coast - Oregon Tour and Travel Alliance

GOL DE N B A Y

Yachtoberfest2015 - Green Bay Yachting Club

www.hotondo.com.au Major sponsor Hotondo Homes Batemans

Chamber News - Bay Area Chamber of Commerce