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Bay Area
Police Gazette
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September 2013
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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
Rape, Sex Abuse &
Luring a Minor
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office news release.
Narrative: On 08-11-13 at about 1629
hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies
responded to a report of a rape in progress near the location of 93670 Viking
Lane, Hauser area, North Bend Oregon.
As the result of the investigation James
Michael Bergstrom, age 21 of North
Bend, was arrested for Rape III, Sex
abuse II and Luring a minor.
Mr.
Bergstrom was found by witnesses along
with a 14 year old minor female in the
brush in the Hauser area when the witnesses were looking for the 14 year old.
Investigation
revealed
that
Mr.
Bergstrom and the 14 year old had been
sexually intimate. James Bergstrom was
arrested and transported and lodged at
the Coos County Jail where he is being
held in lieu of $75,000.00 bail.
Sexual Abuse in the
Oregon Dunes
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. Narrative: On 08/14/13 at
approximately 0948 hrs, Coos County
Sheriff Deputies, along with the U.S
forest Service and Confederated Tribal
Police responded to a report of an assault
which occurred in the Box Car area, near
Horse Fall Road, located near the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area,
North Bend Oregon. Following the investigation, Ty Kaufman, 34 years of
age of Redmond Oregon was arrested on
charges of Sodomy I, Sex Abuse I and
Assault IV Domestic. In the investigation it was learned that Mr. Kaufman
had been traveling with a female com-
panion, 23 years of age, from Bend Oregon, and they had been camping at the
campground in the Box Car area. The
female had come from the campground
to the ATV rental business nearby and
reported that she had been assaulted.
She was transported to Bay Area Hospital. Ty Kaufman was located by police
and arrested. He was transported to the
Coos County Jail, where he is being currently held on $ 760,000 dollars bail.
Loud Party/Shots Fired
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. Narrative: On August 11,
2013, at about 0104 hours, Coos County
Sheriff’s Deputies responded to 93621
Cleveland Lane, Bunker Hill District of
Coos Bay, in response to a loud party
with shots being fired. Upon arrival,
Deputies witnessed a physical fight in
progress between 2 subjects at the party.
When the Deputies attempted to make
contact in regards to the fight they had
observed they were confronted by one of
the other party goers, 24 year old Jeffrey
Pruitt, of Coos Bay. Mr. Pruitt began
assaulting the deputies who subsequently arrested him for Disorderly Conduct II and resisting arrest. Mr. Pruitt
was transported to the Coos County Jail
and booked. Deputies could not locate
the other subjects involved in the fight
and the party was broken up.
Oregon State Police (OSP), with the assistance of Lane County Sheriff's Office, is continuing the investigation into the cause of Wednesday afternoon's head-on crash on Clear Lake Road west of Green Hill
Road northwest of Eugene. The crash resulted in the death of an
adult female and injuries to three people in an ambulance. The names
of the two paramedics and ambulance patient are released in this update. On July 31, 2013 at approximately 11:50 a.m., a Eugene Fire &
EMS ambulance occupied by two paramedics and one patient was
eastbound on Clear Lake Road traveling through a curve when a
westbound sport utility vehicle with one occupant crossed the centerline. The ambulance driver couldn't avoid the oncoming vehicle
and they collided head-on. The driver of the sport utility vehicle,
PATRICIA L. MORGAN, age 57, from Junction City, was pronounced
deceased at the scene. The two paramedics and patient in the ambulance were transported by another ground ambulance to Sacred
Heart Medical Center at RiverBend with non-life threatening injuries.
The ambulance was on a non-emergency transport with no lights or
siren activated.
Disturbance in Hauser
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. Narrative: On 8-14-13 at
1420 hours the Coos County Sheriff’s
Office responded to a 911 call on Sandbug Lane, Hauser, North Bend, Coos
County, Oregon. The caller indicated
that a male and female were involved in
a verbal disturbance, both were in separate vehicles and that one party had
forced the other party off the roadway.
Prior to Deputies arrival the parties separated. Deputies located one of the parties
involved identified as Thomas Fredrick,
45 YOA of Coos Bay. He was observed
driving south bound on Hwy 101 in
North Bend. The vehicle was stopped
by police and Mr. Fredrick arrested for
menacing in regards to the earlier incident in Hauser. The other party involved in the argument was identified as
53 year old Karen Butigan of Coos Bay
Bay Area Police Gazette September 2013, page 2
and she was not injured in the argument.
After Deputies had arrived at the scene
on Sandbug Lane in Hauser they learned
that one of the people that had made one
of 911 calls, later identified as Robert E.
Olson, 60 YOA, of North Bend was
wanted out of Douglas County for PCS
Methamphetamine. Both Mr. Fredrick
and Mr. Olson were arrested without
incident and transported to the Coos
County Jail and lodged.
Utilities offer cash
reward for metal thieves
Thieves in Coos and Curry counties are
increasingly stealing wire from power
poles, endangering residents and workers, costing consumers money in repairs
and in some cases causing power outages that inconvenience hundreds. The
metal thieves in recent weeks have cut
down poles and cut neutral wires on
both Pacific Power and Coos-Curry
Electric Cooperative, Inc.'s (CCEC) systems, apparently to steal copper wire and
any other metal. Pacific Power and
CCEC are offering a cash reward of
$5,000 for information leading to the
arrest, prosecution and conviction of
those responsible. "We are seeing more
and more of this type of damage to our
system and it greatly concerns us," said
Roger Meader, CEO and general manager of CCEC. "Repairs put additional
cost pressure on both utilities at a time
when everything possible is being done
to minimize cost increases to electric
consumers. Damaging the electric system puts crews at risk as they go about
their work on the local power grid and
the thieves themselves are in mortal danger when they perform these criminal
acts." "These thefts create an unnecessary safety and financial burden on our
customers and we are taking aggressive
action to stop it," added Doug Butler,
vice president of operations for Pacific
Power. More than $50,000 worth of
wire and other equipment have been
stolen in the last six months in southern
Oregon from Pacific Power's system
alone. Pacific Power reported earlier that
one recent incident would cost more
than $75,000 in repairs. That incident
also damaged communications equipment used by Oregon Department of
Transportation and other agencies. Rewards work," said Butler. "In July, we
paid out two $3,000 rewards and now
two metal thieves in the Yakima, Washington area are behind bars, convicted of
causing thousands of dollars in damages.
We can have the same kind of success
here. If you see something or know
someone is up to no good, go to the police. The system is confidential, anonymous, and it works." Working with law
enforcement officials, the two utilities
ask the public to report any incidents
where they see individuals loitering near
service yards, climbing poles or carrying
coiled wire when there are no Pacific
Power or CCEC vehicles in the vicinity.
Except during local power outages, Pacific Power and CCEC crews usually
will not be working at night. Pacific
Power and CCEC crews use companymarked vehicles, wear company gear
and surround any work vehicles with
orange safety cones. Anyone working on
power lines or facilities and not clearly
identified as a member of Pacific Power
or CCEC crew should be considered
suspicious. If residents see any suspicious activity around power poles, do
not confront these individuals, but dial 9
-1-1. If anyone has knowledge of past
thefts, please call: Coos County Sheriff's Office, 541-396-7830; Oregon State
Police Southern Command Dispatch
Center, 800-442-2068. Tips can also be
sent
by
email
to:
[email protected]. Tips should include
specific details including the type of
case and information related to the
criminal investigation. Even though tips
may be received anonymously, those
providing tips are encouraged to give
contact information for follow-up by the
investigator(s), if needed.
two out of the cold ocean water as well
as their two cats. The 1924 built boat
sank in about 6,000 feet of water.
Pedestrian killed in
Roseburg
Two Douglas Co. residents walking
alongside a road in Roseburg Tuesday
night, August 13, were struck by a passing motorist and one was killed. Twenty
-four year old Amanda S. Bell, Myrtle
Creek, died at Mercy Medical Center
while 37-year old Shawnacy E. Hyatt,
Roseburg, was listed in critical condition
Wednesday night. The driver, 32-year
old Shaun E. Lowry, Roseburg, remained at the scene for the police investigation. No citations were issued.
Former DA Fights DUII
Arrest
Former Coos County District Attorney
Paul Burgett has filed a lawsuit in Federal Court against the City of Coquille,
its police chief and an officer over a
Drunken Driving arrest two years ago.
Burgett retired from office in 2007. He
was stopped by a Coquille Police officer
on August 6, 2011 for allegedly Failing
to Dim his Headlights for Oncoming
Traffic. That citation was overturned by
a judge in court. Burgett reportedly had
a 0.04 blood-alcohol level following a
breath test at the Coquille Police station
the night he was arrested. A reading of
0.08 or higher is considered under the
influence in Oregon. The suit seeks unspecified compensatory damages in ad-
Rescue at Sea
A couple who spend their winters in
Central Oregon, but summers in Winchester Bay, where they renovated a
schooner into a live aboard fishing vessel, were rescued August 5 when their
60-foot boat sank 85-miles northwest of
Coos Bay. Mark and Cynthia Schneider
were fishing for albacore tuna when an
engine malfunction resulted in an explosion and a hole in the hull. The two
donned their survival suits and called for
help over the radio. Other fishermen
were close by and responded pulling the
Fall Victim Identified
An adult male was seriously injured Sunday afternoon in a rock
climbing accident at Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area
about 24 miles northeast of Coos Bay. The man is identified as JEFFREY N. HARDEN, age 39, from Coos Bay. According to Oregon
State Police Trooper Josh Mullins, during the afternoon of August
11, 2013, HARDEN was climbing a rock wall near a waterfall when he
fell approximately 30 - 40 feet to the rocky ground below. He was
seriously injured and initially treated by Bay Cities Ambulance paramedics before they transported him a few miles from the park to a
field where an air ambulance landed. HARDEN was transported by
air to Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend in Springfield.
Coney
Station
Downtown Coos Bay
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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
dition to the $100,000 in punitive damages and reimbursement for attorney and
court costs. A trial date has not yet been
set.
SCINT bust
Officers from six law enforcement agencies participated in the execution of a
search warrant Thursday morning, 11:15
a.m., Aug. 8, at a residence on Hwy. 42South, near Bandon. According to a
news release from the South Coast Interagency Narcotics Team (SCINT), "The
search warrant was part of a lengthy
investigation pertaining to the crimes of
Delivery of Methamphetamine and
Theft. During the search warrant officers
seized multiple firearms and ammunition, methamphetamine, over one pound
of Marijuana, and multiple items of drug
paraphernalia." The residence is the
home of 42-year old Thomas Garner and
28-year old Charity Kinsey.
Guns & Drugs
An anonymous report of guns, drugs and
a wanted person at a North Bend address
led to an arrest on Tuesday, Aug. 13.
According to a news release from the
South Coast Interagency Narcotics Team
(SCINT), a detective accompanied North
Bend Police Officers to a residence on
the 2000 block of Ohio St., where they
contacted Michael Eugene Townsend,
who was arrested. He was found to be
in possession of Methamphetamine and
Methamphetamine use paraphernalia.
Townsend was transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Grader, of Yachats, allegedly attempted
to conceal a bag of methamphetamine
inside the vehicle. "During a search of
the vehicle, deputies located used
methamphetamine paraphernalia that
had been concealed by the front seat
passenger, Maxwell Anthony Brandt,
22, of Waldport. Deputies also located a
safe belonging to the back seat passenger, Marena Beth Nelson, 24, of Yachats." A search warrant was obtained
to open the safe and inside they found
methamphetamine, heroin, DMT (a
Safe contained drugs Schedule I controlled substance), cash, a
A report of a possible drug transaction digital scale, and packaging material.
on the Central Oregon Coast, led to a All three were transported to the county
traffic stop, discovery of drugs & para- jail at Newport.
Not a human hand
phernalia, and a locked safe. According
to a news release from the Lincoln Co. An examination Tuesday by the Oregon
Sheriff's Office, a citizen witnessed the State Medical Examiner's Office of what
possible drug transaction in Waldport was believed-to-be a decomposed hand
Aug. 3, about 1:35 p.m. The suspect found Friday evening on a Gearhart-area
vehicle was located in Yachats. During beach in Clatsop County was determined
the stop, 22-year old William Gordon to be a the remains of a seal's flipper.
On August 2, 2013 at approximately
8:45 p.m., a retired police officer walking along the beach with his 9-year old
granddaughter reported finding the decomposed remains of a hand near the
high tide line. An OSP trooper responded to the scene, removed and secured the part until it could be taken to
the State Medical Examiner's Office for
confirmation. An Astoria Police detective took the part Tuesday to the State
Medical Examiner's Office in Clackamas
where it was confirmed to not be human.
A 79-year old Siletz-area woman was seriously injured Monday afternoon when her vehicle traveled off a cliff along Highway 101 north of
Newport. The woman was rescued by an interagency rope rescue
team and taken to a Corvallis hospital. Oregon State Police (OSP) is
continuing the investigation and seeking any witnesses who haven't
spoken to troopers. According to Lieutenant Justin McGladrey, on
August 19, 2013 at approximately 2:55 p.m., a 1986 Chevrolet Cavalier driven by MARY P. FISCHER, age 79, from Siletz, was
southbound on Highway 101 near milepost 134. According to a witness, the vehicle drove off the west side of the highway and down a
cliff where it rolled at least once before coming to rest on its top.
The Lincoln County Rope Team, an interagency squad of fire personnel from agencies within Lincoln County, responded to the
scene. Team members repelled down the cliff and secured the vehicle before extricating the woman from the car. FISCHER was taken
to a REACH air ambulance waiting on the beach and transported to
Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis for treatment
of serious injuries. She was using safety restraints. During extrication and recovery, one lane was closed to travel for about 3 hours.
an attic space. "Due to the enclosed
space in the attic the only way to access
the fire was to remove the ceiling
throughout the home. The home is a
total loss with an estimated value of
$35,000 for the structure and the contents received extensive water damage
and very little fire and smoke damage."
The Red Cross responded to assist the
homeowner, Ray Crooks. Mutual Aid
brought firefighters from Coos Bay,
North Bend, Millington, North Bay and
Southwestern Oregon Mutual Aid Coordinators.
Missing Person
In an updated news release from the
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office regarding a
missing 25-year old McMinnville man, a
new "last seen at" location places Zachary Porter nearer Coquille on July 23,
and not in the Hauser area north of
North Bend. " Through investigation the
Coos County Sheriff’s Office have now
been able place Zachary Porter’s whereabouts to somewhere between the
101/42 Junction and the intersection
with North Bank Lane on Hwy 42,
which is about 5 miles north of Coquille.
Information places Mr. Porter possibly
traveling in a vehicle in this area as late
as Wednesday afternoon, July 24th,
2013. His trail ends there." Porter had
come to the Bay Area to sell a motorcycle. His family reported him overdue.
The Coos County Sheriff’s Office is still
asking the public’s assistance in this
case and encourages anyone that may
Cape Arago Hwy. Fire have information concerning Zachary
A fast moving grass fire destroyed a Porter’s whereabouts to please contact
manufactured home on the Cape Arago the Coos County Sheriff’s Office at 541Hwy. near Charleston Fire Station 1, 396-2106.
Coos Bay Male
Monday afternoon, July 29. According
to a news release from Fire Chief Mick
Arrested on I-5
Sneddon, the grass fire ignited the corru- Oregon State Police (OSP), with the
gated fiberglass siding on the front porch
at a fast rate
before entering
assistance of a Eugene Police Depart- vehicle, arrested a Coos Bay-area man
ment (EPD) detective in an unmarked Wednesday afternoon on several driving
-related charges following multiple complaints along Interstate 5 between Salem
and Tigard. On July 31, 2013 at approximately 11:48 a.m., the first of several driving complaints starting in Salem
along Interstate 5 near milepost 260
Coos Bay
were received into OSP Northern Command Center dispatch regarding a reck500 Central Ave.
lessly driven light blue Chevrolet pickup
Coos Bay, OR 97420
displaying Oregon license plates. In to541-269-8911
tal, OSP confirmed 11 driving complaints regarding the pickup as it continNorth Bend
ued northbound reportedly at high rates
of speed, passing on shoulders, and toss835 California Ave.
ing dirt and rocks onto vehicles it was
North Bend, OR. 97459
passing. One of the vehicles passed was
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an EPD detective in an unmarked vehicle near Woodburn. The EPD detective
Coquille
kept the pickup in sight as it continued
northbound until an OSP trooper saw the
851 No. Central Blvd.
pickup near Tualatin and stopped it near
Coquille, OR 97423
milepost 292. Subsequent to the traffic
541-396-2114
stop the trooper arrested the pickup's
driver, MATTHEW BRIAN OLIVER,
Bandon
age 35, from Coos Bay, for DUII, Reck555 Hwy. 101
less Driving, and Recklessly EndangerBandon, OR 97411
ing Another Person. While enroute to
the jail, OLIVER kicked and damaged
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South Coast
Police Agencies
one of the rear doors of the patrol car he
was being transported in. A fourth
charge, Criminal Mischief in the Second
Degree, was also included on his list of
charges as he was lodged in the Washington County Jail.
Second Summer
Drowning at Lincoln
City
Oregon State Police (OSP), with the
assistance of the Lincoln County Medical Examiner, is conducting the death
investigation into Wednesday evening's
drowning incident in the ocean off a
Lincoln City-area beach. The victim is
from Pasco, Washington, and was visiting the Oregon coast and staying at a
local motel with a friend. Information
from OSP and North Lincoln Fire &
Rescue District #1 indicates on July 31,
2013 at approximately 8:40 p.m., local
emergency responders were dispatched
to a water rescue call along the beach in
the 3800 block of SW Highway 101 in
Lincoln City. Upon arrival, North Lincoln Fire & Rescue deployed two jet
skis into the water and located an unresponsive adult male at approximately
9:01 p.m. about 200 yards from shore.
Myrtle Point
424 5th St.
Myrtle Point, OR 97458
541-572-2124
Rescuers brought the man back to shore
and began CPR before he was transported by Pacific West Ambulance to
Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital where
he was pronounced deceased. Additional information gathered during the
investigation
indicates
KERRY
EUGENE BAMFORD, age 56, from
Pasco, Washington, was body surfing
with a friend. BAMFORD was spotted
by his friend about a hundred yards from
shore trying to swim back to the beach
when his friend lost sight of him. The
friend notified onlookers on the beach
who called 9-1-1, initiating the emergency response and water rescue. A
Vancouver, WA woman drowned in
early July when a rip tide pulled her off
shore.
I-5 Fatality
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing
the investigation into Wednesday afternoon's fatal pedestrian-involved traffic
crash that occurred in the southbound
lanes of Interstate 5 in the Roseburg
area. On July 31, 2013 at approximately
4:26 p.m., a 2013 Ford F150 pickup
driven by JARED L. FUHRIMAN, age
39, from Medford, was southbound on
Interstate 5 near milepost 123 when,
according to witnesses, a male pedestrian ran from the right freeway shoulder
into the traffic lanes and collided into the
pickup's right passenger side door. The
Coos Co. Sheriff
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Coquille, OR 97423
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North Bend, OR 97459
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The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division Coos Bay
office is asking for the public's help in locating the person(s) responsible for the unlawful killing and waste of two bull elks, a 5point and 3-point, found Monday on Shotgun Creek Road in the
Tioga unit of Coos County. A reward is offered through contributions from the State and local Coos County chapters of the Oregon
Hunters Association. On August 19, 2013 at approximately 8:01
p.m., OSP was notified by a citizen that a dead bull elk was seen
lying in a clear cut off of Shotgun Creek Road. An OSP Fish &
Wildlife Division trooper responded to the location and found two
dead bull elk approximately 50 yards apart. The trooper determined both elk were shot once, left to waste approximately 20
yards from the road, and were probably killed on Friday August 16
or Saturday August 17. 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 Trooper Ryan Keeler at (541) 888-2677 ext 243.
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man was knocked to the ground and ran
over by a second southbound vehicle, a
2003 Mazda passenger car driven by
AARON E. ESTRADA, age 23, from
Roseburg. The male pedestrian, identified as EVEREST JAMES Mc DONALD, age34, from Days Creek, Oregon,
was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Neither involved driver was injured.
OSP Trooper helps Save
Man
An Oregon State Police (OSP) trooper
used an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to help save a 48-year old
North Bend man last Friday after an
apparent heart attack inside a convenience store. On July 19, 2013 at approximately 12:52 a.m., North Bend
police were dispatched to a panic alarm
at the 7-Eleven store located in the 1900
block of Virginia Avenue. As officers
were headed to the call, medical personnel were also dispatched to the same
location for a report of a downed man
who was unresponsive and not breathing. OSP Senior Trooper Freddie
Dunlap, a Certified EMT-Intermediate
and Emergency Medical Responder instructor, was nearby and responded to
assist after overhearing the call. North
Bend (NBPD) Police Officer Chris Rule
arrived first and confirmed there was an
unresponsive, middle-age male with no
pulse inside the store. NBPD Officer
Milo Arnesen then arrived as Dunlap
pulled up to the scene. Dunlap ran to his
patrol car and quickly returned with the
AED he carries on patrol. After preparing the man and attaching the AED pads,
Dunlap activated the AED and administered a shock to the man while North
Bend fire personnel were standing by
prepared to continue lifesaving efforts.
The man was transported by Bay Cities
Ambulance to Bay Area Hospital. He
was later transferred to Sacred Heart
Medical Center at RiverBend and is being treated in their Intensive Care Unit.
According to the hospital earlier this
week, the man was listed in serious condition. According to the American Red
Cross, sudden cardiac arrest is one of the
leading causes of death in the U.S. Over
350,000 people will suffer from sudden
cardiac arrest this year and it can happen
to anyone, anytime, anywhere and at any
age. The Red Cross says an AED is an
easy to operate tool for someone with no
medical background and is the only effective treatment for restoring a regular
heart rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest. Senior Trooper Dunlap has worked
for OSP for 12 years and is assigned at
the Coos Bay Area Command office. He
is one of 3 OSP Certified EMTIntermediate emergency medical technicians who work at that office. OSP has
about ten AEDs carried by EMTcertified trained troopers in various parts
of the State that were donated by local
hospitals.
Bomb squad
An Oregon State Bomb Squad was summoned to Reedsport Saturday, July 27,
after a suspicious box was located on a
sidewalk adjacent Hwy. 101. Local police closed the coastal route from Winchester Ave. to the intersection with
Hwy. 38 until about 2:30 p.m. while a
Bomb Squad remotely controlled robot 26, 2013 at approximately 3:00 a.m.,
investigated the small box.
Illinois Valley Fire District requested
investigative assistance following a fire
Coastal Burglar
at 222 Ollis #14 in Cave Junction inCaptured
volving a confirmed fire-related fatality.
A suspect in a $12,000 burglary on the Investigation indicated KENDELL
Central Oregon Coast was arrested last WAYNE PHILLIPS, age 57, and his
month at a camp in a remote area of wife, TAMMIE PHILLIPS, age 54,
Northern Lane Co. According to a news woke to a smoke alarm and saw a fire in
release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's their laundry room. They called 911 and
Office, 41-year old Robert Deyoe Mills both safely made it out of the residence.
Jr., of Florence, was identified as a sus- For an unknown reason, KENDELL
pect in the June burglary of a residence PHILLIPS went back inside the burning
in Yachats. "Deputies responded to the residence and succumbed to the smoke
scene and determined someone had and heat before he was able to get out.
forced entry to the residence by breaking The fire was determined to be electrical
a door to the garage. The home owner caused, originating where an extension
reported more than $12,000 of property cord was plugged in to operate a winhad been taken from the location." On dow air conditioner. Fire damage to the
July 18, Mills camp was located and residence is considered a total loss.
some of the stolen property recovered.
Warrant
On July 30, Mills was located during a
According
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
traffic stop north of Florence. He was
Police
log
for
Tuesday, March 26,
charged with Burglary I and Theft I.
Eugene
area,
"warrant
service," 44-year
Also, a warrant charging him with an
old
Robert
Ray
Thomason
charged with
unrelated theft in Lane Co. Mills was
DUII,
DWS-Misdemeanor
and
Reckless
transported to the county jail at NewDriving.
port.
Southern Oregon Fire
Fatality
A 57-year old man died early Friday
morning during a fire at the home he
shared with his wife in Cave Junction in
Josephine County. Oregon State Police
(OSP) Arson & Explosives Section and
Burglaries
Office of State Fire Marshal responded
According
to
an entry on the Coquille
to assist Illinois Valley Fire District to
Tribal
Police
log
for Tuesday, March 26,
investigate. The investigation deter500
block
Miluk
Dr., 58-year old male
mined the fire was accidental. On July
reported "burglary." Entry on the Coos
Bay Police log for Tuesday, March 26,
1700 block Newmark Ave., 45-year old
male reported "burglary."
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Arrest
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Tuesday, March 26,
Wasson & Taylor, 24-year old Michael
Stitt arrested for Domestic Harassment
& Strangulation. Transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
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All Used Vehicles
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Cape Arago Hwy.
burglary
The Cape Arago Hwy. burglar continues
to victim residents. According to an
entry on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log for
Wednesday, March 27, 10:07 a.m., burglary reported on the 91000 block. At
12:59 p.m., a report was taken for bur-
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glary following a report of "theft of Naomi A. Whitney arrested on charges
change and RX meds", on Boat Basin of PCS & DCS Meth, and 23-year old
Road in Charleston.
Susan A. Miller charged with Probation
Violation and PCS Meth. All three were
Battery theft
According to an entry on the Coos Co. transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoSheriff's log for Wednesday, March 27, quille.
Burglaries
500 block No. 8th St., Lakeside, "theft
of batteries and fuel from boat." At
10:59 p.m., same address, "subject attempt to steal gas, neighbor chased him
off." Suspect vehicle silver Oldsmobile
Cutlass, white male adult, 6-0, 200 lbs.,
40-50 years old, red hat, beard, grey
sweatshirt.
Police log for Wednesday, March 27,
6:58 p.m., 200 block E. Lockhart Ave.,
35-year old female reported Burglary/
UUMV. Entry on the Coquille Police
log for 3:51 p.m., 100 block No. Irving
St., "burglary."
Wanted
Graffiti
Police log for Thursday, March 28,
Medford PD, "located wanted subject,"
21-year old Ryan Smith arrested.
Three entries on the Coos Bay Police log
involving graffiti vandalism in the
downtown area on Wednesday, March
27. At 5:17 p.m., 175 So. 3rd St., Time
Bomb, and 5:20 p.m., 375 W. Central
Traffic stop
Three adults were arrested following a Ave., Old City Hall. At 4:12 p.m., 300
traffic stop at Woodland & Ocean Court W. Anderson, Ticor Title, "graffiti."
Criminal Trespass
in Coos Bay early Thursday morning,
March 28. According to an entry on the According to an entry on the Coos Bay
police log for 12:12 a.m., 34-year old Police log for Wednesday, March 27,
Travis E. Sapp arrested on State Parole 4:11 p.m., Railroad property, 54-year
& Probation warrant charging Probation old Donald Darwin Johnson arrested for
Violation, also charged with PCS Meth Criminal Trespass I and transported to
and DCS Meth. Twenty-four year old the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
tempted Criminal Trespass charge, also
According to an entry on the Coquille charged with Disorderly Conduct and
Police log for Wednesday, March 27, Criminal Trespass II. Transported to the
9:36 a.m., 155 E. 1st. St., Safeway, 28- Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Shoplifter
year old female reported "counterfeit
$100 bill."
According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for Thursday, March 28,
Fight
According to an entry on the Coquille 11:48 a.m., 1735 Virginia Ave.,
Police log for Wednesday, March 27, "Safeway Loss Prevention is actively
7:36 p.m., above E. 4th St., "fight," 19- chasing a male shoplifter who fled from
year old Ellycea Megan Geer arrested on the store on foot. Last seen headed towards JC Penneys. Has a female accomcharges of Assault IV & Strangulation.
plice also. Officers responded with Loss
Shoplifter
Prevention and suspects ran into the gaAccording to an entry on the North Bend rage" on the 2100 block of Jackson St.,
Police log for Wednesday, March 27, "and refused to come to or answer the
8:49 p.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway, door. Officer took report for charge/
"shoplifter in custody," 57-year old San- Theft III.
dra J. Baldwin, North Bend, cited for
VRO
Theft III in lieu of custody. "trespassed
According
to
an
entry on the Coos Co.
from all Safeway's for one year."
Sheriff's Office log for Thursday, March
Theft
28, 12:32 a.m., North Bay Road/Hwy.
According to an entry on the North Bend 101, Kermit Gaston arrested for ViolaPolice log for Wednesday, March 27, tion of Restraining Order, also cited for
8:08 p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Wal- DWS Violation and Expired Registramart, "theft of items from location," tion. Transported to the county jail at
Kristy Ann Devlin charged with Theft Coquille.
III and Criminal Trespass I. Transported
Assault
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Earlier,
According
to
an entry on the Coos Co.
at 6:51 p.m., 1735 Virginia Ave.,
Sheriff's
Office
log for Thursday, March
"Safeway has shoplifter in custody," 3128,
City
View
Drive,
Coos Bay, "wife
year old Kristy Ann Devlin, Coos Bay,
Leslie
assaulted
him.
Refused
medical.
charged with Theft III and Criminal
Advised
she
has
also
destroyed
items in
Trespass I. Also, 49-year old Deborah
the
house.
Will
wait
at
7-11
in
white
FMay Nash, North Bend, charged with
150."
Leslie
Thomas
arrested
for
AsPCS Meth. Both transported to the Coos
sault IV and transported to the county
jail at Coquille.
Counterfeit
Dispute
A reported "dispute" on the 2400 block
of Delores Lane in North Bend early
Friday morning, March 29, led to an
arrest. According to an entry on the
police log for 3:15 a.m., 55-year old
Troy Rath was arrested on a Police Officer Hold and transported to Bay Area
Hospital in Coos Bay. Police were summoned to the same address at 2:15 a.m.
for a reported "dispute at location, verbal
only, no crime."
Shoplifter
Police log for Thursday, March 28, 5:12
p.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway,
"shoplifter running from Lost Prevention," 33-year old Sarah L. Acuna, Coos
Bay, charged with Theft III, Criminal
Trespass I, Escape and Resisting Arrest.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
p.m., Hwy. 101, near Pro Build, Mary
Fay Daniel arrested on NBPD warrant
charging Failure to Appear on At-
Burglary
According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Sheriff's log for Thursday, March 28,
12:30 p.m., Sitkum Lane, Myrtle Point,
"cabin broke into in last 2 weeks, all
belongings ransacked, possible tools
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Cougar sighting?
Police log for Friday, March 29, 5:43
a.m., 3500 block Lindberg Ave., 44-year
old male reported "possible cougar
sighting."
Meth & Heroin
As a result of a "traffic stop," at Newmark & Hull in Coos Bay early Friday
morning, March 29, a 25-year old female was cited and released on drug
charges. According to an entry on the
police log for 3:19 a.m., Christina M.
Husko was charged with Unlawful Possession of Meth & Heroin, also cited for
DWS Violation.
Transient sleeping in
building
Police log for early Friday morning,
March 29, 1:22 a.m., 1000 block Front
St., "result of report of transients sleeping in building," 36-year old Jason P.
Murphy arrested on charge of Probation
Violation and cited for Criminal Trespass II. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
p.m., 800 block No. Front St., "criminal
trespass," 23-year old Derek Lee Haight
arrested for Probation Violation and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
An individual previously trespassed
from the Mill Casino was arrested early
Saturday morning, March 30, on a Probation Violation charge. According to
an entry on the North Bend Police log
for 2:53 a.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., 21year old Gary D. Danielson, Coos Bay,
was arrested on authorization by a Parole Officer in Douglas Co. He was also
cited for Criminal Trespass, PCS Schedule II and warned for Carrying a Concealed Weapon. He was transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
A report of a subject “outside knocking
on the door and will not leave,” on the
1900 block of Monroe St. Friday night,
March 29, led to an arrest. According to
an entry on the North Bend Police log
for 9:21 p.m., 22-year old William V.
Emery was charged with Probation Violation and transported to the Coos Co.
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Jail at Coquille.
Possible fight
p.m., Coos Co. Jail at Coquille, Adam Five individuals were contacted on the
Peter Eckes arrested on warrants charg- 800 block of Tower St. in North Bend
ing two-counts of Unlawful Possession Friday night, March 29, after police reMeth, one-count Unlawful PCS, Failure ceived a “report of 4 male subjects on
to Appear Contempt of Court/VRO, and foot in the area, possibly ‘casing places’.
Failure to Appear Contempt of Court/ Very suspicious. Officers responded
VRO.
and made contact with several subjects
who they believe were about to initiate a
Probation Violation
According to an entry on the Coos Bay fight in Boynton Park.” According to an
entry on the police log for 7:26 p.m.,
“officers advised the subjects were intoxicated.” Twenty-six year old Timothy Webb was warned for Disorderly
Conduct, and 38-year old Tyson Swanson was warned for Disorderly Conduct,
Interfering and Resisting.
Shoplifter
a.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway,
“Loss Prevention request officer for
shoplifter.” Twenty-eight year old Rebecca Lynn Dennis arrested for Burglary
II. “Subject previously trespassed from
all Safeway stores on Sept. 20, 2012.”
sell arrested on charge of DUII.
False info
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police Log for Friday, March 29, 12:38
p.m., Hwy. 42 & Central, 34-year old
Erick J. Clauson charged with False Info
to Police/Citation, and cited for DWS
Violation.
Burglary
a.m., 1500 block Ocean Blvd., Armadillo Storage, "burglary to storage unit."
Battery theft
Vehicle
a.m., 50 E. Lockhart, "theft of batteries
According to an entry on the Coos Bay from vehicles."
Police log for Saturday, March 30, 5:30
Hammer assault
a.m., 500 block So. Cammann St., 21year old male reported "vehicle just went A report of a “possible assault with a
across their lawn, hit multiple vehicles hammer at location,” led to an arrest
early Sunday morning, March 31 on the
and kept going."
1500 block of Ohio St. in North Bend.
Wanted
According to an entry on the police log
According to an entry on the Coos Bay for 2:51 a.m., 21-year old James R.
p.m., Schoneman & Harris, "subject fled
from traffic stop." Twenty-one year old
Christopher Brown arrested on CBPD
warrant charging two-counts of Unlawful Possession of Meth, Escape in the
Third Degree and Resisting Arrest. Also
a Detainer from Coos Co. Parole & Probation. Transported to the county jail at
Coquille.
DUII
Police log for Friday, March 29, Hwy.
42 & No. Adams, "possible intoxicated
driver," 58-year old Marcella Sue Rus-
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DUII
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., “Mill Security
requests officer respond to the scene of a
minor accident in the parking lot. They
believe the driver may be intoxicated.
She ran into a parked vehicle.” Fiftythree year old Sheri R. Holcomb, North
Bend, cited for DUII (BAC .20), and
Criminal Trespass
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., “Mill Security
requests officer respond to cite a subject
on the premises that was restricted previously.” Fifty-three year old Larry L.
Jones cited in lieu of custody for Criminal Trespass II. “Jones has been permanently trespassed from the Casino and is
waiting outside for a ride.”
Criminal Trespass
p.m., 2455 Pacific St., “employee at the
Swimming Pool is requesting an officer
respond for a transient male that has
helped himself to a shower and is still in
the shower, refusing to leave.” Officer
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Nicholas A. Cerrone for Criminal Trespass. He was also permanently trespassed from the pool.
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two juveniles that opened alcoholic beverages. Officer responded and made
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Officer transported them to a residence in Coos Bay
and released.”
Criminal trespass
Police log for early Sunday morning,
March 31, 5:10 a.m., So. Wasson St.,
Empire District, 30-year old male reported "ex-boyfriend in sister's apartment, going out of his mind, trying to
stab people with a knife."
Graffiti vandalism
-year old Lonny Baker arrested on Clatsop Co. warrant charging Parole Violation on original charge of Possession
Dangerous Drugs. Transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Michael E.
Baker charged with PCS Less than an
Oz. Marijuana.
UEMVs
Entries on the Coos Bay Police log for
Saturday, March 30, involving UEMVs
(Unauthorized Entry Motor Vehicle). At
9:43 a.m., 300 block Village Pines Way.
At 12:41 p.m., 1700 block Village Pines
Place, 77-yea rold male reported "theft
from vehicle/unlawful entry into vehicle." At 5:13 p.m., 1001 N. Bayshore
Dr., Rodeo, 41-year old male reported
"theft from vehicles." At 9:19 p.m., 500
block Shorepines Vista, 64-year old female reported "unlawful entry into motor vehicle/theft from vehicle."
Missing Coos Co. Man
Found Safe
Sheriff’s Deputies and members of the
US Forest Service Ranger District. At
about 2:20 pm, Tuesday afternoon Gene
McLaughlin was located, he was very
wet and cold from being out for two
nights and a day. He was in good spirits, and relieved to have been found. Mr.
McLaughlin had wondered over 3 miles
from the point he had been last seen by
other party members on Sunday, and
was found in the Sucker Creek drainage
area, west of China Flats.
Mr.
McLaughlin had minimal clothing to
protect him from the elements and was
not prepared to spend any length of time
outdoors. He stated that he had become
disoriented and began wandering thinking he was going in the right direction,
which lead to him becoming lost. The
Coos County Sheriff’s Office Search
and Rescue teams; K-9, Mounted, and
Ground Search is comprised of a pool of
trained volunteers who donate their time
to help those who have become lost/
missing or injured. The Coos County
Sheriff’s Office would like to thank
those volunteers again for their time and
dedication to our County. Persons who
are interested in becoming part of the
SAR Ground can contact the Sheriff’s
office at 541-756-7800.
2, 2:46 p.m. for speeding (58 in 40 mph
zone), led to the discovery of marijuana
and numerous weapons. According to
an Oregon State Police report, 46-year
old Matthew J. Bladorn, Roseburg,
"removed a concealed firearm from his
person and concealed it in the passenger's seat while I attempted to stop him.
He then exited the vehicle and failed to
obey commands. The operator was detained when numerous knives and
loaded pistol magazines were located on
his person and he failed to comply with
orders." Three concealed .45 caliber
handguns and 8 loaded magazines concealed within the driver's reach. Three
separate containers containing less than
one oz. of marijuana, a bong, and a marijuana piper were also located in the front
of the vehicle. Bladorn did not have a
concealed handgun license, a driver's
license or a medical marijuana card. He
was cited for Unlawful Possession of a
Firearm, violation citations for Driving
While Suspended, Driving Uninsured,
VBR (speeding), and Unlawful Possession of less than 1 oz. Marijuana. The
firearms, magazines, marijuana and
smoking devices were sized. The vehicle was impounded and the operator
released in lieu of booking at the Coos
County Jail in Coquille.
On Sunday March 31, 2013 the Coos
County Sheriff’s Office took the report
of a missing and possibly endangered
person, who had been separated from his
mushroom picking party in the Siskiyou
National Forest approximately 12 miles
south of Powers. During the investigation it was learned that Gene I.
Firearm & Marijuana
McLaughlin, 48 years of age of Myrtle A blue 1995 Jeep Cherokee, stopped on
Accident
Point,
had
gone
into
the
wilderness
area,
the Cape Arago Hwy., milepost 7, April A two-vehicle accident occurred on
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Bay south of Powers, Oregon to pick mushPolice log for Saturday, March 30, 12:21 rooms with a friend, on the morning
p.m., Ocean Blvd. & Newmark Ave., 24 hours of Saturday, March 30th, 2013.
During the outing McLaughlin had been
separated from his party and did not
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looked for him until 1:00 am when they
gave up and returned to town. The Sheriff’s Office was notified of the disappearance of Gene McLaughlin, Monday
the following morning, after family
members reported him missing. Members of the Coos County Sheriff’s Office, Coos County Search and Rescue,
and Coos County Mounted Posse responded to the area which was 5 miles
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in the Siskiyou National Forest. The US
Coast Guard provided a helicopter, but
was hindered and could not see into the
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Members of the Coos County Sheriff’s
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Posse and Search and Rescue K-9 teams
began working the area trying to locate
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clues or the whereabouts of Mr.
10 to 5:30
McLaughlin. The teams worked into the
evening on Monday, but had to suspend
the search due to bad weather and terrain
difficulties. Search efforts resumed the
Tuesday morning, with SAR K-9’s,
SAR Ground Searchers, Mounted Posse,
More reports of graffiti vandalism in the
downtown area of Coos Bay. According
to multiple entries on the police log for
Saturday, March 30: at 6:42 p.m., 200
block of No. Broadway; at 6:40 p.m.,
Pedway, at 6:38 p.m., 100 block No.
2nd; at 5:13 p.m., 100 block So. Broadway.
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North Bend
Hwy. 101, north bound, milepost 218.5,
on April 1, 5:47 p.m., in the Clear Lake
curve, where a red/silver 1989 Ford F250 pickup truck had stopped due to a
mechanical problem. According to an
OSP report, a white 1993 Ford Tempo
approached from the rear around a blind
curve and was unable to avoid impact
"due to the position of the truck in the
lane of travel, the narrow shoulder, having locked and sliding tires, and oncoming traffic." Twenty-one year old Andrew Philip McRae reportedly picked up
a pipe that fell to the roadway after the
crash. "He later admitted to having a
marijuana pipe and it was located on his
person." Sixty-six year old Tommy Stuart Harrington was DWS-Violation.
"Both parties were Driving Uninsured."
Harrington had an unfulfilled SR-22
requirement. Each party was cited.
McCrae's passenger, 20-year old Windy
Chantelle Gardiner was transported by
ambulance to Lower Umpqua Hospital
in Reedsport for treatment of moderate
injuries. She also had a valid warrant for
Failure to Appear.
Lost control
A single vehicle, non-injury accident
involving a silver 2006 Mazda MZ3
occurred on March 31, 7 p.m., on Hwy.
42, milepost 26, when the westbound
driver lost control of his vehicle while
negotiating a curve and spun off the
roadway crashing into the westbound
ditch. According to an OSP report, 18year old McKenzie Donald Clark, Coos
Bay, received a ride from a passing moHwy. 101 accident
torist to summon a tow truck.
A 1991 Chrysler car, operated by a 17PCS Meth
year old female, attempted to make a UA report of an individual stealing cans turn onto Hwy. 101 from Croft Lake
from the can return at Fred Meyer in Lane, south of Bandon, March 28, 11:15
Coos Bay March 29, 9:17 p.m., led to a.m., and failed to yield the right of way
the discovery of illegal drugs. Accord- to a Chrysler minivan. A collision ocing to an OSP report, on Hwy. 101 at curred. According to an OSP report,
milepost 239, "I observed the suspect minor injuries were reported and passenvehicle and caused a traffic stop for mul- gers in the minivan were transported to a
tiple violations. An investigation re- hospital.
No citations were issued.
vealed the driver to be in possession of Later, at 1 p.m., 36-year old Richard
Methamphetamine. CBPD arrived on Evans, Sixes, recognized one of the
scene to handle the theft investigation." wrecked vehicles and stopped. "I knew
Twenty-eight year old Ryan Lynn that Mr. Evans was DWS-M. He was
Lunsford, Sea Port RV, Charleston, was issued a criminal citation, in lieu of jail
cited and released for PCS-Meth and and released from the scene."
Theft III.
VRO
Rollover accident
No one was injured when a white 2006
Ford F-250 pickup truck, towing a 29foot 2006 Keystone travel trailer, overturned on Hwy. 38, milepost 25.1,
March 28, 2:35 p.m. According to an
OSP report, 61-year old Michael Lee
Smith, Springfield, was westbound when
he "became distracted and the vehicle
combination left the roadway to the
westbound shoulder. The operator attempted to steer the vehicle combination
back onto the highway and overcorrected. The combination crossed the
eastbound lane of travel, struck a highway guardrail, jackknifed and overturned." Both vehicles were totaled. No
citations were issued.
taken into custody and transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille on charges of
Menacing and Unlawful Use of a
Weapon.
Possible DUII
Police log for Sunday, March 31, 5:11
p.m., Washington and Sherman avenues,
"OSP relayed driving complaint,
southbound from milepost 225. Vehicle
seen all over the roadway, possibly
DUII." Officer located the vehicle at
Washington and Sherman avenues.
Twenty-one year old Joy Bethany Sims,
Coos Bay, cited for DUII (BAC 0.00%),
Refusal to Submit to Urine Test, warned
for PCS Less than Oz. Marijuana, which
was seized for destruction. Vehicle reAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay leased to driver's father who responded.
Police log for Sunday, March 31, 4:10 Driver also released to her father.
Neighbor dispute
p.m., 500 block No. Morrison St., 47year old Leslie Smith "arrested on According to an entry on the North Bend
CQPD Probable Cause charging Viola- Police log for Sunday, March 31, 3:36
tion of Restraining Order. Transported p.m., 1900 block Maple St., "RP reto House of Confusion, turned over to ported her neighbors left a bag of dog
Coquille PD."
feces hanging on her door knob."
Dispute
UEMV
Two individuals were arrested following
a reported "dispute" on the 200 block of
No. Wasson St. in the Empire District of
Coos Bay Sunday, March 31. According to an entry on the police log for 3:19
p.m., 25-year old Misty Blu Postlethwait
was charged with Disorderly Conduct,
Interfering with a Police Officer, Resisting Arrest and Assault on a Police Officer. Twenty-nine year old Alexander J.
Postlethwait was charged with Disorderly Conduct, Interfering with a Police
Officer and Resisting Arrest.
a.m., 800 block Florida Ave., "RP reported her boyfriend's vehicle was broken into last night. Passenger side window busted out and his tools were stolen." 2005 Ford Ranger pickup truck,
report taken for UEMV, Theft II and
Criminal Mischief.
Assault charge
A report of a disturbance on City View
Drive in Coos Bay March 28, led to the
arrest of a 50-year old female. AccordBeltran arrested
ing to a Coos Co. Sheriff's Office report,
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Lesli Thomas was charged with Assault
Police log for Sunday, March 31, 11:35 IV Domestic. She was transported to the
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, county jail at Coquille. The 55-year old
"foot patrol," arrested 21-year old Kyler
Beltran on charge of Unlawful Possession Meth.
Narcotics
a.m., 6th Ave. & E St., "from traffic
stop," 41-year old Tracy Thomas
charged with Unlawful Possession of
Methamphetamine, PCS Schedule III
(Vicodin), and Unlawful Possession of
Marijuana. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Menacing
p.m., 2300 block Lombard St., "RP reported subject at location with a knife
and threatening to stab people." Thirtyone year old Jeremy Hart, North Bend,
male victim did not require medical at- was located in the vehicle. He was artention at the scene.
rested for VRO and cited for Driving
While Suspended. Gaston was transATV accident
A 29-year old Ashland male suffered a ported to the county jail at Coquille.
concussion and a broken collar bone
after he flipped his Honda Foreman quad
within the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area March 29, 4 p.m. According to a Coos Co. Sheriff's Office news
release, Sheriff's deputies and Hauser
Fire & Rescue responded to the ATV
accident near Saunders Sand Raod
where they located LLupus Bodan Kulick-Pope. He was transported by ambulance to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay.
Warrant
A 58-year old male who reported a possible burglary to the Coos Co. Sheriff's
Dept. April 1, was arrested. According
to a news release, Curtis Patterson, Salal
Road reported the possible burglary to a
residence on Seven Devils Road, south
of Charleston. However, upon contact
with deputies, it was discovered Patterson had a misdemeanor outstanding warrant out of Coos Bay for a Violation of a
Restraining Order. He was transported
to the county jail at Coquille.
VRO
A report of a disturbance near the intersection of North Bay Lane and Hwy.
101, north of North Bend, March 28,
12:35 a.m., led to the arrest of a 30-year
old male. According to a news release
from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office,
deputies were advised the dispute was
between a male and female near a vehicle. It was eventually located on North
Bay Lane, off of Hwy. 101. Kermit
Gaston, of Coos Bay, was contacted
along with 28-year old Gerie Botz of
Kodiak, Alaska. It was learned that Gaston had a valid Restraining Order barring him from contact with Botz and he
was not allowed to be in possession of
firearms. A rifle, belonging to Gaston,
UEMVs
Sheriff's log for Monday, April 1, Harrison Ave., Bandon, "3 vehicles broken
into last night, some items taken." Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Monday, April 1. At 9 a.m., 1800 block
Grant St., "RP reported someone entered
her unlocked vehicle and stole some
things." Dual portable Sanyo DVD
players, value $80, and $30 in change.
"Damaged back panel on seats to get
DVD player cords out." At 6:20 p.m.,
2100 block Lynn Dr., "RP reported
someone entered her unlocked vehicle
on Friday night. Taken was HP Photo
Smart digital camera, value $100. Several CDs, unknown titles."
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., "Mill Casino
reported person of interest in RV Parking," 27-year old Tyler Wiley, Coos
Bay, taken into custody on Douglas Co.
warrant charging Failure to Appear on
original charge of Obstruct Police.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Also cited at CCJ for Criminal
Trespass II.
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Monday, April 1, 6:39
a.m., 3300 block Ash St., "RP reported
suspicious subject in the yard," 65-year
old Daniel McLeod, Coquille, taken into
custody and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille on charges of Criminal
Trespass I.
Also, 33-year old John Shell arrested for
Probation Violation.
Warrant
p.m., Seven Devils Road, 58-year old
Curtis Leroy Patterson arrested on warrant charging VRO.
VRO
Police log for Monday, April 1, 3 p.m.,
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Tribal Police log for Monday, April 1,
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Battery theft
According to an entry on the North Bend warrant. According to an entry on the
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Twenty-nine year old Tommy Hawkins,
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charges of Theft II and Theft by Receiving.
Probation Violation
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a.m., Bill's Creek Lane, Bandon, "theft
of batteries and old trailer, etc. from
RP's property, occurred sometime yesterday." Stolen property includes: 10
deep cycle batteries, bike, trailer with 2
bikes, value $670.
Burglary
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, April 2, North
Bay Road, North Bend, "window broken
out, residence gone through in last 2
days." Report taken for Theft I and Burglary I.
Machete
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, April 2,
Crown Point Road, Charleston, male
reported another male attacked him with
a machete. A second call reported another male in the middle of the roadway
yelling and screaming. Roger McPherson arrested on charge of Disorderly
Conduct II and transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille. News release from
the Sheriff's Office, " On April 2, 2013,
at about 2005 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to 62905
Crown Point Road in response to an
intoxicated male reporting he was attacked with a machete. Deputies received subsequent calls of a male
screaming and yelling on Crown Point
Road at about the half mile mark. When
Deputies arrived in the area, they contacted Roger McPherson, 51 YOA of
Coos Bay. As a result of the investigation, it was determined that no attack
had occurred. Mr. McPherson was arrested for Disorderly Conduct II, transported to the Coos County Jail and
booked."
Dispute
Sheriff's log for Tuesday, April 2,
Queens Court, Lakeside, "mom's exhusband trying to break in to their residence." Timothy Wise arrested for DUII
(BAC .14%).
Transported to CCJ,
warned Criminal Trespass, also charged
with two-counts of Menacing Domestic,
Unlawful Use of Weapon, Criminal Mischief II, Harassment Domestic. News
release from the Sheriff's Office, " On 42-13 at approximately 10:05 PM Deputies from the Coos County Sheriff’s Office responded to 610 Queens Crt. in
Lakeside Oregon for a disturbance in
progress. Upon arrival 40 year old
Timothy Wise, of Bandon was contacted
as he attempted to leave in a vehicle.
Mr. Wise was intoxicated and thus arrested for DUII. Upon further investigation it was learned that Mr. Wise had
come to Lakeside to harass his estranged
wife, Vanessa Pallas. Mr. Wise was
also charged with Unlawful use of a
weapon, Domestic Menacing, Domestic
Harassment, Criminal Mischief II and
Criminal Trespass I. Wise was transported to the Coos County Jail and is
being held on $70000 bail. "
Bunker Hill
confrontation
Coos Co. Sheriff' Office, " On April 3,
2013, at about 0101 hours, Coos County
Sheriff’s Deputies observed what appeared to be a physical confrontation
between two males near the Human
Bean Coffee kiosk in the Bunker Hill
district of Coos Bay. Deputies contacted
27 year old Eric Borchman of Myrtle
Point and 24 year old Joel Jones of Coos
Bay.
After being contacted Eric
Borchman was found to be in possession
of drugs. Eric Borchman was arrested
for Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine; Giving False Information to
a Police Officer after giving the Deputy
a false name on initial contact and Es-
cape III after Mr. Borchman attempted
to flee from the deputy. He was taken to
the Coos County Jail and booked. Mr.
Jones was not charged and allowed to
leave."
Diaper thief
Police log for Tuesday, April 2, 9:27
a.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway, "RP
reported male subject stole 4 boxes of
diapers and fled on bicycle with small
trailer behind it. Value $155."
Assault
p.m., 1800 block Southwest Blvd.,
"result of family dispute," 32-year old
Janet I Austin Lincoln arrested on
charge of Assault IV Domestic and
Burglary
p.m., 1100 Fulton Ave., 53-year old female reported "burglary."
Warrant
a.m., So. Wasson St., Empire District,
"just saw possible wanted subject," 25year old Braxton Busch arrested on
CBPD warrant charging one count of
Harassment, three-counts of Recklessly
Endangering and Disorderly Conduct II.
Wanted
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave. Walmart,
"result of contact with subject in vehicle," 51-year old James Sarachman ar-
rested on Medford PD warrant for Probation Violation on original charge of
Robbery III. Transported to the Coos
Burglary
A report of a "burglary to a residence &
garbage left in yard," led to a foot chase
and K9 track in Coos Bay Wednesday
morning, April 3. According to an entry
on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log for 8:02
a.m., "while investigating this incident,
suspect Stemen fled area possibly in
possession of rifle taken." Beau Stemen
fled on foot into woods, possibly armed.
CBPD assisted with the K9 track. Later,
at 12:40 p.m., Welch Road, Coos Bay,
"theft of items from trailer at location.
Suspect Stemen was observed fleeing
nearby scene in possession of rifle taken
in this incident, CBPD responded, assisted with dog track. Suspect unable to
locate." APD issued for Probable Cause
arrest on charges of Theft I, "possibly
still in possession of .270 caliber rifle,
wood stock."
8:47 a.m., Old Broadbent Road, Myrtle
Point, "came into office to report the
theft of a battery pack for her electric
fence that surrounds their field near MP
1 on Old Broadbent Road. Theft occurred sometime overnight. Wire fence
had to be cut on both sides of the battery
pack. Stolen property Speedlite AN 20
Battery Pack, red & black in color, value
$83. No suspects."
a.m., 2000 block Sheridan Ave., "CPS
worker advised us that a wanted subject
would be at their officers between 10:00
and 11:00 a.m. today." Twenty-five
year old Brian L. Cray arrested on Lane
Co. Parole & Probation warrants charging Parole Violation on original charge
of Robbery and two-counts of Failure to
Appear. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Fraud
Neighborhood
dispute
It's the grandparent scam. According to
an entry on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log
for Wednesday, April 3, 11:46 a.m.,
Coos Bay, "call from subject claiming to
be grandson in jail in Puerta Prince,
Mexico, needs $2,000 in 2 hours for
arrest on drug charges." Suspect gave
call back number and also provided
number allegedly to American Embassy.
Information was forwarded to the U.S.
Attorney General via email form.
Theft
Sheriff's log for Wednesday, April 3,
8:26 a.m., Bandon, "moved away 2
weeks ago, came home and found large
indoor and outdoor marijuana grow, is
very afraid."
Police log for Wednesday, April 3, 3:27
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., "officer assisted Coos Bay PD with a theft case at
Walmart." Twenty-four year old Desmond D. Johnson cited for Theft II, and
24-year old Martina S. Mayfield cited
for Theft II. both transported to the
Battery theft
Warrant
Marijuana grow
Police log for Wednesday, April 3, 1:33
p.m., 100 block D St., 51-year old Katie
Prince arrested on charge of Disorderly
Conduct II and Resisting Arrest.
Warrant
42 & Cedar Point Road, "from person
stop," 47-year old Paul Gilbert arrested
on CCSO warrant charging Driving
While suspended/Revoked and also
charged for PCS Meth and PCS Less
than an Oz. Marijuana. Transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Thirtyone year old Charlotte White cited for
PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana and
released.
Warrant
Police log for Thursday, April 5, 12:02
a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, 23-year old Ethen Robeson
served with four CBPD warrants charging Probation Violation on original
charge of Possession Controlled Substance, Probation Violation on original
charge of Possession Meth, Probation
Violation on original charge of Failure
to Appear, and Failure to Appear on
original charge of Contempt of Court,
Interfere with Peace/Parole/Probation
Officer and Escape III.
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., Mill Casino,
"attempt warrant service at location," 21
-year old Kallie M. Richardson, North
Bend, served with CBPD warrant charging Failure to Appear on Dangerous
Burglaries
Drugs charge. Transported to the Coos
Person stop
p.m., 1000 block Michigan Ave., 24According to an entry on the Coquille year old male reported "burglary." At
Police log for Thursday, April 5, Hwy. 12:06 p.m., 1100 block No. 9th St.,
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"burglary," 44-year old John Livingstone
and 47-year old Jacquenette Livingstone
arrested on charge of Criminal Trespass
I and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
Twenty-one year old Kyler A. Beltran,
North bend, charged with Probable
Cause out of CBPD for Theft. He was
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. According to an entry on the
Coos Bay Police log for Saturday, April
DUII
According to an entry on the Coquille 6, 12:17 a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coquille,
Police log for Thursday, April 5, 2:35 Coos Co. Jail, "Beltran was cited for
p.m., East 3rd & Adams, 63-year old Theft 2 at location."
Burglaries
Clarke Andrews arrested for DUII.
According
to
an entry on the North Bend
Assault
Police
log
for
Friday, April 5, 10:45
p.m.,
2800
block
Sheridan Ave.,
Police log, 29-year old Justin McConnell
"burglary
to
residence."
Report taken
arrested on Assault IV Domestic charge
for
Burglary
II
and
Theft
II. At 9:06
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
p.m.,
1900
block
Ash
St.,
"theft
of bicyCoquille.
cle and misc. tools." Report taken for
Beltran arrested
Burglary and Theft III. On the Coos Co.
A male identified by Coos Bay Police as Sheriff's log for Friday, April 5, 3:18
a criminal with a growing record of ar- p.m., Bear Creek Road, Bandon,
rests, was arrested again Friday night, "burglary of residence occurred today."
April 5, by North Bend Police on the Report take for Burglary I and four1900 block of Virginia Ave. According counts of Theft I. According to an entry
to an entry on the NBPD log for 10:49 on the Coos Bay Police log for Friday,
p.m., "officer out with male at location." April 5, 800 block Augustine St., 79year old male reported "burglary."
Warrant
Police log for Friday, April 5, 10:42
p.m., "CBPD served NBPD warrant," on
23-year old Ashley Marie Pirtle, North
Bend, for Failure to Appear on charges
of Possession Heroin, Possession Meth
and PCS II. Entry on the CBPD log for
Friday, April 5, 10:23 p.m., Newmark
Ave. near the "Y", "Pirtle transported to
CCJ on NBPD warrant charging FTA on
original of Possession Heroin, Possession Meth and PCS 3, as well as Detainer from Parole & Probation."
Twenty-five year old Michael Fitzhenry
transported to CCJ on Detainer for Parole & Probation.
DWS
According to an entry on the North
Bend Police log for Friday, April 5,
5:01 p.m., Lakeshore Dr., Augustine
Ave., 31-year old Amanda Lynn Artman cited for DWS Violation, Driving
Uninsured, PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana, warned for Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device, three-counts of Unsignaled Turn and Attempt to Elude.
"Vehicle secured on scene."
bation Violation.
Dispute
Stolen vehicle
Police log for Friday, April 5, 7:04 a.m.,
300 block W. Central, "located stolen
vehicle," 37-year old Ronald ChambersDelzell charged with Probation Violation, Theft III and Unauthorized Use
Vehicle. Also, 20-year old Alisha FieldStandfill charged with Probation ViolaDUII
According to an entry on the Coos Bay tion and Initiating a False Police Report.
Police log for Saturday, April 6, 2:14 Both transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
a.m., 1313 No. Bayshore Dr., Red Lion, Coquille.
Warrant
"suspicious vehicle," 35-year old Jay
Franklin arrested on charges of DUII According to an entry on the Coquille
and DWS Misdemeanor.
Police log for Friday, April 5, 4:19 a.m.,
Hwy. 42 & Cedar Point Road, "from
Family dispute
According to an entry on the Coos Bay person stop," 47-year old Paul Gilbert
Police log for Friday, April 5, 1400 arrested on CCSO warrant charging
block Central Ave., "assaulted by his Driving While Suspended/Revoked and
intoxicated son; people are holding him a new charge of PCS Meth and PCS
down." Twenty-five year old Aaron Less than an Oz. Marijuana and transBlack charged with Harassment & Inter- ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Also, 31-year old Charlotte White cited
fering with 911 call."
for PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana and
Arrest
released.
Fight
Police log for Friday, April 5, 5:17 p.m.,
According
to
an
entry on the Coquille
100 block No. Baxter, 48-year old Betty
Police
log
for
early
Sunday, April 7,
Jo Lennon charged with Criminal Mis12:49
a.m.,
Central
&
2nd, "out with
chief and transported to the Coos Co.
fight
near
Mr.
Zack's,"
25-year
old JefJail at Coquille.
frey Hoopes arrested on charge of DisorWarrant
derly Conduct II and transported to the
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Friday, April 5, 5:02 p.m.,
Probation Violation
1600 block Newmark, "result of disAccording
to an entry on the Coos Bay
pute," 25-year old Zachary Beach on
Police
log
for Sunday, April 7, 12:07
CBPD warrant charging Interfering with
a.m.,
375
Central
Ave., The Pyramid,
Police, Harassment and Criminal Mis"unknown
problem,"
30-year old Jonachief. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
than
Carpenter
arrested
on charge of
at Coquille.
Probation Violation.
Sheriff's log for Friday, April 5, 7:32
p.m., 700 block SE 6th Ave., Devin
Athorne arrested for Domestic Harassment and transported to the county jail at
Coquille.
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Police log for Saturday, April 6, 5:24
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 46
-year old Kymberly Shelton arrested on
charge of Theft III and transported to the
Graffiti vandalism
Graffiti vandals struck North Bend during the early morning hours of Saturday,
April 6. According to eight entries on
the police log: at 6:45 a.m., 1000 block
Tower St., "garage door spray painted."
At 8 a.m., Newmark & Sherman,
"graffiti found on the bathroom of Boynton Park." At 8:08 a.m., 3400 block
Liberty St., "officers located graffiti on
south wall of a church at location." At
8:23 a.m., 800 block Newmark St.,
"officer located graffiti on the white
garage door of location." At 8:24 a.m.,
800 block Tower St., "officer located
graffiti on a travel trailer parked at location." At 8:29 a.m., 800 block Tower
St., "officer located graffiti on the back
of a truck at location." At 8:34 a.m.,
3700 block Brussells St., "officer located
graffiti on back of a utility trailer at location." At 8:39 a.m., 3700 block Brussells St., "officer located graffiti on vehicle at location."
Mid Columbia School Bus and a passenger vehicle in North Bend. The accident
occurred at about 1:45 p.m., at the busy
intersection of Brussells and Newmark
streets. According to an entry on the
NBPD log for 3:41 p.m., the Coos Co.
Crash Team was called out. The driver
of the 1992 BMW 525 was identified as
47-year old Robert Ma, and the driver of
the school bus was identified as 74-year
old Edward Martin, Coos Bay. Both
vehicles were towed from the accident
scene.
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Coos Bay to 85 months in prison. Mr.
Reed pled guilty to Kidnapping in the
Second Degree and Assault in the Third
Degree. The charges arose from a report
that was made on January 31, 2013 alleging that a man, later identified as Mr.
Reed, had assaulted a woman and then
dragged her into a house. When officers
arrived to investigate the assault against
one female victim, they discovered another female victim inside the residence
who required medical assistance and
later reported that she had been assaulted
with a weapon. Mr. Reed will have to
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accident
One person was reportedly transported Degree charge without any reduction in
to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay fol- his sentence; he would be eligible for
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15 month sentence for the Assault in the
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led to an investigation in Juneau, Alaska
and Gold Beach. The video, which has
now been removed from the Internet
sharing service, reportedly shows two
individuals wearing boxing gloves with
the smaller of the two hit in the face and
then from behind when he turned away.
The video was allegedly shot during last
summer's annual high school football
camp organized by Gold Beach High
School football coach Kevin Swift.
Gold Beach Police Chief Dixon Andrews says his investigators will determine if any criminal violations occurred.
Thunder Mountain football coach Bill
Byouer, who made the trip to Gold
Beach with his team, says he was not
aware of the video and described the
allegations as disturbing. Two other
Juneau football coaches have been his girlfriend, 21-year old Chantri
placed on administrative leave over the Stump, Coquille. Athorne was arrested
incident.
for Domestic Harassment and transBandon PD window shot ported to the county jail at Coquille.
Oregon State Police (OSP) Criminal The victim "did not need medical attenInvestigation Division is asking for the tion at the scene."
public's help to identify the person(s)
responsible for shooting at the Bandon
police headquarters. The damage was
spotted Sunday afternoon and the Bandon Police Chief requested OSP investigate. Preliminary investigation indicates
that unknown person(s) fired at least one
round causing damage to the Bandon
Police Department headquarters located
at 555 Highway 101. The damage was
first spotted by a police officer Sunday,
April 8, at approximately 3:00 p.m. Two
independent sources reported hearing
what they believed may have been gunshots in the vicinity of the police department building late Sunday morning.
OSP recovered evidence at the scene but
is not releasing additional details at this
time. Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact
OSP Detective John Riddle at (541) 8882677 ext. 232.
Disturbance
A report of a disturbance on the 700
block of Southeast 6th Ave. in Coquille,
Friday, April 5, resulted in an arrest.
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office for 7:32 p.m.,
"the call was in reference to a disturbance between a male and female."
Twenty-six year old Devin Athorne,
Coquille, "had been in an argument with
Stuck vehicle
A reported dispute on property along
North Bank Lane, outside of Bandon
Sunday, April 7, 8:37 p.m., led to an
arrest. According to a news release from
the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, Bandon
Police also responded and located a vehicle stuck on the property and its operator, 22-year old Samantha West, Lakeside. The 60-year old male property
owner did not know West. West was
arrested for Driving Under the Influence
of a Controlled Substance, Unlawful
Possession of Methamphetamine and
Criminal Trespass I. She was transported to the county jail at Coquille.
She was additionally cited for Possession of Marijuana Less than One Ounce
and Driving While Suspended.
Pony Village Mall
Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Sunday, April 7, at the Pony Village
Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave. At 6:07 p.m.,
1611 Virginia Ave., Pony Village Mall,
"officer observed subject previously
trespassed from location riding through
the parking lot. Last seen headed eastbound on Virginia Ave." Thirty-four
year old Christopher Shaun Carter,
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Criminal Trespass II. At 5:49 p.m., "PV
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male subjects Disorderly Conduct in on
their bikes through the parking lot, also
subjects were kicking the doors of the
PV Mall. Officer respond and located
the subjects with PV Security, all 3 suspects trespassed for 3 months." At 2:32
p.m., "PV Security request officer for
male juvenile previously trespassed from
there. Officer respond and contacted the
juvenile, released to his father on scene,
juvenile will be referred to Juvenile
Dept. for Criminal Trespass."
3201 Tremont Ave., "Mill Security request officer for UEMV at location.
Officer respond / report taken Criminal
Mischief III, estimated value of rear
window damage $350."
Probation violation
Thefts
a.m., 400 block Newmark Ave., "result
of follow up," 27-year old Cory L. Webber arrested on charge of Probation Violation and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Sunday, April 7, involving reported
thefts. At 11:20 a.m., 1900 block Monroe Ave., "RP reported a theft from her
yard and shed sometime overnight. Approximate value $119. At 11:08 a.m.,
2500 block 14th St., "RP reported a theft
of an extension cord from his property.
Advised this is an ongoing problem in
his neighborhood. Request extra patrols."
Police log for Sunday, April 7, 2:29
p.m., 800 block So. Front St., "follow up
resulting in arrest." Forty-four year old
Donald Sybla Sero charged with Failure
to Perform Duties of a Driver. Entry
connected with a Hit & Run report at
1:59 p.m., 600 block 10th Court. An
earlier entry, 7:46 a.m., listed "Hit &
Run" at the same address.
Kitchen fire
Fire Dept. log, Sunday, April 7, 1:26
p.m., 100 block So. Wasson St., "kitchen
fire extinguished, a lot of smoke in the
residence."
Arrest
Thefts
Entries on the Coos Co. Sheriff's log for
Monday, April 8, involving thefts. At
6:29 a.m., Hwy. 101, Lakeside, "theft of
tools and welding equipment." At 9:46
a.m., Eckley Mtn. area, "theft of scrap
UEMVs
iron from Plum Creek property." At
Entries on the North Bend Police log for 2:13 p.m., Hwy. 101, Bandon, "theft of
Sunday, April 7, involving Unauthorized mail."
Entry Motor Vehicles (UEMV). At 9:39
DWS
a.m., 2000 block Meade St., "RP re- As the "result of traffic stop" on the 100
ported her vehicle was entered sometime block of East 1st in Coquille Monday,
overnight and several items were taken. April 8, a 47-year old male was arrested.
Approximate value $125." At 6:13 a.m., According to an entry on the CQPD log
for 8:52 p.m., Paul A. Gilbert was
charged with DWS Misdemeanor and
PCS Schedule I, transported to the Coos
the RV Park. Officers respond with
OSP Trooper, suspect now inside an RV.
Officers gained consent to search and
located the suspect along with 3 other
warrants and 1 probation violation." Six
Beltran arrested
The 21-year old male Coos Bay Police others, 3 females and 3 males, were also
warned the public about as a criminal, contacted between the ages of 16 & 20.
Burglary
was arrested Monday, April 8, in the
Empire District on drug and possession According to an entry on the Coos Bay
of burglary tools charges. According to Police log for Monday, April 8, 10:49
an entry on the CBPD log for 10:34 a.m., 1000 block Maryland Ave., 66a.m., 200 block So. Schoneman, Kyler year old female reported "burglary."
Beltran was charged with PCS Schedule
I and Possession of Burglary Tools.
Also arrested on a CQPD Probable
Cause for Theft III and Burglary II.
UUV
a.m., 900 block Blanco Ave., 19-year
old James B. Rich arrested on charges of
Unauthorized Use Vehicle, Burglary I
and Theft II.
Wanted
a.m., 2600 block Tremont Ave., North
Bend, 21-year old Daniel Paul Wallis
arrested on charges of Unauthorized Use
Motor Vehicle and Theft II. Also, 49year old Kevin Douglas Wallis arrested
on CBPD warrant charging Failure to
Appear on Theft II. And, 47-year old
Darla Phillips arrested on CBPD warrant. According to an entry on the
NBPD log for 8:43 a.m., same address,
"Mill Security reported possible wanted
subject out of CBPD walking towards
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September 2013 Schedule
September 7 Super Saturday Double Main Events: Late Model, Sportsman, Street
Stock, Mini Outlaw, Hornet
September 14 NHRA Drags King of The track/Jr Dragster Challenge
September 15 NHRA Drags King of The track/Jr Dragster Challenge (Saturday is
Sunday's qualifier)
September 21 Sponsor Appreciation Night: Southern Oregon Sprint Car Tour, Mini
Outlaw, Hornets, Sportsman, Street Stock, Micro's
September 28 Championship Night: Southern Oregon Sprint Car Tour, Late Model,
Sportsman, Street Stock, Mini Outlaw, Hornet, Micro's
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 - Coos Bay North Bend News Calendar

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