Bay Area Police Gazette - Coos Bay North Bend News Calendar

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Bay Area
Police Gazette
Jarvis Communications
February 2015
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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
Coast Guard medevacs
teenager from Coquille
Valley to Portland
community.” An entry on the Coos Co.
Sheriff’s log for Saturday, Jan. 24, 4:30
p.m., Coal Iron Mountain, Powers,
“Accident ATV.”
A Coast Guard helicopter crew medevaced a teenager with a reported head injury from Coquille Valley to Portland,
Saturday. An MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew from Air Station North Bend
safely delivered a 15-year-old male and
a registered nurse from Coquille Valley
Hospital to Oregon Health and Science
University in Portland. Watchstanders
at Sector North Bend received a request
to medevac the teen and the registered
nurse around 5 p.m. from Coos County
Sheriff’s Office dispatch. The teen reportedly sustained a head injury while
operating an all-terrain vehicle in Powers. He was transported from the scene
by ambulance to Coquille Valley Hospital. The helicopter crew picked up the
teen and the registered nurse from Coquille Valley Hospital, and safely arrived at OHSU around 9 p.m. and transferred the teen over to medical personnel. “Coast Guard and local law enforcement personnel routinely work together,” said Petty Officer 2nd Class
Adam Frey, a search and rescue coordinator at Sector North Bend. “This case is
a prime example of how we work together during emergency situations to
ensure the safety of the people in our
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office:
On 1/24/15 at approximately 1630 hrs, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to an injury
accident at approximately mile post 1.1
on the 3000 line (Mill Creek Rd) in
Powers. While en route the 15 year old
juvenile male from Powers, who was
operating a Honda dirt bike, was transported to Coquille Valley Hospital by
Myrtle Point Ambulance and later lifeflighted to a Portland Hospital with head
injuries. The Juvenile was wearing a
helmet at the time of the accident. The
operator of the Yamaha quad, Jeffrey
Johnson and his passenger, Keri Johnson, both of Powers received minor injuries. They were treated at the scene and
released. From the investigation it appears that the juvenile, on the dirt bike,
was traveling north up the road, cut a
corner and crashed into Jeff Johnson and
Michelle Keri, on the quad, who were
traveling south down the road.
The
investigation is still continuing.
Follow up on ATV
Accident
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Smolt Truck Driver cited for DUII
On January 7, Oregon State Police troopers cited RAY LEWIS for
the crimes of DUII-alcohol, and Reckless Driving into Lane County
Circuit Court. Original News Release - Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into Tuesday Afternoon's crash
on highway 126E near milepost 11, in Cedar Flat; just east of
Springfield. Preliminary investigation indicates that at approximately 2:50 p.m., a westbound Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife (ODFW) fish delivery tanker driving on highway 126E was
loaded with 11,000 Chinook salmon smolts and water and headed
to the Row River near Cottage Grove where they were to be released. The fish were being transferred as a result of low water concerns at McKenzie Hatchery caused by floodgate malfunctions at
Leaburg Dam, which provides water to the hatchery. As the driver,
identified as RAY C. LEWIS, 45, of Umpqua Oregon, was negotiating a curve the vehicle went off the roadway and crashed into a
power pole and some trees. The truck overturned and spilled its
contents at the roadside. All of the fish being transported died as a
result of the crash. LEWIS suffered facial and scalp lacerations and
was transported to the hospital for treatment of other unknown injuries. Alcohol is being investigated as a contributing factor in this
incident.
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Coast Guard suspends
search for missing man
near Port Orford
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the
search for a missing man near Paradise
Point in Port Orford, as of Monday, Jan.
26. Crews searched for the man for nine
hours, covering more than 169 miles
without locating the man. "Our thoughts
go out to the families and loved ones
affected by this misfortune," said Chief
Warrant Officer Alfredo Rivera, the
command center supervisor at Sector
North Bend. "Calling off a search is one
of the hardest decisions search and rescue personnel have to make." Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector North
Bend received a call from Curry County
911 operators around 1:45 p.m. Sunday
stating three people were in the water
after their 24-foot pleasure craft capsized. It was further reported that two of
the boaters made it to shore safely,
prompting the search for the third boater.
Curry County Sheriff's Department personnel reportedly searched along the
beach using all-terrain vehicles with no
sightings Monday morning. The search
is suspended pending further developments.
back on Oct. 6, 2013, was sentenced in a
Coos Co. Court to 13-months in jail and
four years of probation. Fifty-four year
old Bruce Geddie was at the helm of the
“Ruth” when it hit the rocks throwing
the three-member crew into the cold
ocean water. Fifty-year old Vera-Jeane
Saltzman drowned during the accident.
She wasn’t wearing a life jacket and
couldn’t climb the rocks. The Coast
Coos Bay Woman Killed Guard rescued the other two. A blood
sample search warrant served on Geddie
in Crosswalk
revealed he was impaired by marijuana.
An 80-year old Coos Bay woman was He pled guilty to two-counts of Reckless
struck and killed by a vehicle while in a Endangering and one-count of Boating
crosswalk in the Portland area Thursday Under the Influence.
night, Jan. 22. Betty Sandra Glassman
House Fire in Coos Bay
had just left Providence St. Vincent
Medical Center after visiting her hus- Shortly after 2:00 a.m., Tuesday mornband with her 54-year old daughter. The ing, Jan. 27, the Coos Bay Fire Departdaughter, Sherry Glassman-Beebe, of ment was called to the report of a house
Berkeley, CA, suffered minor injuries. fire at 1186 Washington Avenue. On
A Washington Co. Sheriff’s Office arrival, firefighters found heavy smoke
spokesperson says the driver of the vehi- in this Englewood area home. A heavy
cle, 66-year old John Lawson of Aloha, build-up of creosote within the chimney
was cited for Failure to Yield to a Pedes- had ignited, and the heat spread fire to
the wooden structure around the chimtrian.
ney. Chimney or flue fires are common
Geddie Sentenced
this time of year – particularly in longer
The skipper of a boat that crashed into chimneys that aren’t regularly mainthe rocks of Coos Bay’s North Jetty tained or when burning green wood with
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Resisting Arrest
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office: On January 23,
2015, at approximately 1944 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Office
Deputies were dispatched to the Old General Store, located at 91133
Cape Arago Highway, in the Charleston area of Coos Bay, Coos
County, OR, for a female customer who was threatening the employees and refusing to leave the property. A Deputy arrived on
scene at around 1950 hours, and spoke with the reporting party,
who said the female subject had left in a southbound direction on
Cape Arago Highway. The Deputy contacted the female subject,
later identified as 29-year-old Sweet Melody Wright of Los Angeles,
CA, on Cape Arago Highway, in between Walker Road and Coos
Head Road. While the Deputy was affecting arrest, Ms. Wright resisted arrest, but she was ultimately detained. The female subject
was transported to Bay Area Hospital to be treated for pain and possible mental instability. After being released, Ms. Wright was transported to the Coos County Jail without incident, where she was
booked for ORS 166.025 - Disorderly Conduct II, ORS 162.315 - Resisting Arrest, ORS 163.208 - Assault on a Public Safety Officer, and
ORS 162.375 - Initiating a False Report, and was held on $42,500
bail.
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the air damper closed. The damage to
the home owned by Wayne Thompson is
estimated to exceed $30,000. If you
need additional information about this
incident, please contact Battalion Chief
Dan Crutchfield or Fire Chief Mark
Anderson at 541-269-1191.
Panhandling
Ordinance in Coos Bay
Drivers who stop at an intersection, or
business driveway, to give money to a
panhandler, will now face a $100 fine if
caught by patrolling police. An ordinance crafted after a similar one in Roseburg has gone into effect within the city
limits of Coos Bay. It basically prevents
panhandlers from standing on a curb to
ask passing motorist for money. The
ordinance, which does not disallow panhandling but addresses public safety
issues of vehicles on a roadway, was
approved by the City Council last August. New signs have been installed in
some of the high panhandling use areas
of the city.
Coos Bay Woman Killed
in Fortuna, CA
when it rolled and pinned her against a
vacant apartment. Fortuna Police say
the cause of death was blunt force
trauma. No autopsy was planned, but
the investigation is continuing.
Metal Culvert Thieves
Arrested
indicated he had stolen a check from his
elderly father and forged his father’s
name to the check. He then presented
the check for cash. He was arrested and
transported to the Coos County Jail and
charged with Forgery I and Theft II.
Missing Persons
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. Narrative: On January 6,
2015, at about 1745 hours, Deputies
were dispatched to the area near Mile
Post 3 on Fat Elk Road, Coquille. Louis
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 1/5/2015 Coos County
Deputies were dispatched to a report of a
Criminal Trespass and Theft of a property located on Eckley Mountain Road.
Myrtle Point Police and Coquille Police
Department responded to assist when a
Myrtle Point Officer located the truck
reported to be used in the theft. Subsequent investigation indicated Nichole
Lindsey, age 40, and Scott Hughlett, age
48 entered onto the property and unlawfully removed a large quantity of metal
culverts which were in the back of their
truck at the time of the stop. Officers
also located a firearm, ammunition,
methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia inside the truck. Both were charged
with Criminal Trespass II, Theft II and
Possession of a Controlled Substance
(Meth) and were lodged at the Coos
County Jail.
A 32-year old Coos Bay woman was
killed in Fortuna, CA Sunday, Jan. 5,
Stolen Check
when a vehicle rolled into her and
News
release
from the Coos Co. Sherpinned her against a building about 2
iff's
Office.
On
1/5/2015 Clinton Ray
p.m. Victoria Adele Pruett owned the
Post
III
was
arrested
after investigation
vehicle and may have been working on it
Central Coast Gun Turn-In
News release from Newport PD. In cooperation with Central Coast
Cease Fire, the Newport Police Department hosting a ‘no questions
asked’ gun turn in. Citizens brought in unwanted firearms and
turned them into the Police Department. Central Coast Cease Fire
provided gift cards to those turning in firearms. A total of 138 firearms were turned in. The number included 18 shotguns, 18 rifles,
35 semi-auto pistols, and 67 revolvers. Of note, of the total number
of firearms turned in, one was an assault rifle and two were sawedoff shotguns. Turned in were 95 high capacity magazines and ammunition was also accepted. Serial numbers on the firearms will be
checked against state and federal data bases. Any stolen firearms
will be sent to the police agency that reported the weapon stolen.
There maybe two or three firearms that are of museum quality and
a solicitation will go out to accredited museums to see if they may
be interested in the firearm. Once a serial number check is completed, all firearms, ammunition and magazines will be boxed and
sent to the burn plant in Brooks, Oregon for destruction. Chief
Mark Miranda stated: “I am impressed with the amount of firearms
turned into the Police Department, and consider this project a success. We will look at doing another project such as this next year.”
During the year, any unwanted firearm, or ammunition may still be
turned into the Police Department. The front office is open from
8am to 5pm, Monday thru Friday, excluding holidays, or any Newport Police officer may be contacted.
Tomlinson called 911 and reported himself and Lalania Sturman and Melissa
Parker-Johnson, were out mushroom
picking in the area and had become lost
in the dark. Using the cell phone GPS,
dispatch was able to locate their approximate location. Deputies and Coquille
Ambulance personnel searched for approximately 45 minutes before locating
the three subjects. Lalania was having
back pain and was unable to walk. The
other two subjects were cold, but otherwise uninjured. Deputies had to carry
Lalania on their backs for approximately
a half mile through thick brush and several creeks to the awaiting ambulance.
Lalania was transported to Coquille Valley Hospital by Coquille Ambulance.
Coos County Sheriff’s Office deputies
were assisted by Coquille Ambulance
and a neighbor, Cody Reynolds.
Justified Shooting
A Douglas Co. Grand Jury concluded
Friday, Jan. 9 in Roseburg that a Reedsport Police officer was justified in the
shooting of a Roseburg man on Hwy.
101, Dec. 23. Fifty-five year old Robert
J. Jenkins was suffering from schizo-
phrenia when his vehicle broke down
south of Reedsport. Passer-bys tried to
assist him, but backed off when they saw
what looked like a gun. When RPD
Officer Ryan Fauver arrived on the
scene, Jenkins pointed the gun at him.
The police officer fired eight-shots.
Jenkins later died from his injuries. Police were forced to close Hwy. 101 for
several hours because of explosive devices found in the burning car. The gun
turned out to be an airsoft .45-caliber
automatic pistol.
Methamphetamine
Dealer Found Guilty By
Coos County Jury
According to a news release from
SCINT. Ryan Tupua Reed was found
guilty by a twelve person jury Tuesday,
Jan. 7, of Unlawful Deliver of Methamphetamine and Unlawful Possession of
Methamphetamine. A tip from a concerned citizen triggered a SCINT investigation leading to the discovery of
Reed. In 2014 citizens noticed high volume short stay traffic at the home of Jon
Dials at 63019 Crown Point Road in
Coos Bay Oregon. These observations 8:23 AM, Coos County Sheriff’s Depuwere communicated to SCINT. SCINT ties responded to the 91000 block of
detectives focused their attention on the
Recliner Headquarters
property, conducted surveillance, and
facilitated saturation patrols in the area.
On May 6, 2014 while conducting surveillance at the 63019 Crown Point adWe
Marshfield
dress, a SCINT detective observed a car
Deliver
Bargain
enter the driveway and interact with Jon
House
Dials. The detective recognized the duration of the interaction, along with other
*Recliners
observations, was indicative of a hand to
*Beds
hand drug transaction. This information
*Dressers
was communicated to Officer Chris Rule
Open Mon. - Sat.
of the North Bend Police department;
8 am-5 pm
who conducted a stop of the suspect
790 No. Bayshore Dr.
vehicle. Ryan Reed was the driver of the
Coos Bay
car. Officer Rob Scoville of the Coquille Indian Tribe arrived on scene to
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assist with his narcotic detection canine
partner Stormy. Stormy alerted on the
car driven by Reed. Officers Rule and
Scoville proceeded to search the car and
find methamphetamine, methamphetamine paraphernalia, digital scales, and
methamphetamine packaging material.
During an interview with Officer Rule,
Coos Bay
Reed admitted possession of the
methamphetamine. Reed further admit500 Central Ave.
ted his intention was to provide the
Coos Bay, OR 97420
methamphetamine to the passenger. A
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twelve person jury found Reed guilty of
Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamine
North Bend
and Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine. On January 8, 2014 Reed
835 California Ave.
was sentenced per Oregon Sentencing
North Bend, OR. 97459
Guidelines to twenty days in jail fol541-756-3161
lowed by eighteen months formal probation.
South Coast
Police Agencies
Burglary and Pursuit
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On January 16, 2015 at
Coquille
851 No. Central Blvd.
Coquille, OR 97423
541-396-2114
Bandon
Linn Co. Fatality
Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into
Monday’s, Jan. 26, fatal tra ffic crash on highway 99E at milepost 21
in Linn County. Preliminary information indicates that shortly after
6:00 P.M., a Silver Pontiac Grand Am, was driving northbound in the
southbound lane on highway 99E near milepost 21 when it collided
head-on with a black, Mazda MZ3, which was southbound. A black
Ford Edge, traveling southbound behind the Mazda, collided with
the Pontiac in a second impact after the head-on with the Mazda.
The driver of the Pontiac, identified as NANCY L. CAVALO, age 66,
of Halsey, was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis
by ground ambulance where she was pronounced deceased. The
driver of the Ford, identified as RICHARD J. OLSON, age 55, from
Junction City, was seriously injured and transported to Albany Hospital then transferred to Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis. A
pregnant female in the Mazda was transported to River Bend Hospital in Springfield where she was treated and released. The investigation is ongoing and the reason why the Pontiac was not in its lane
is undetermined. Troopers believe limited visibility due to darkness
and foggy conditions may have played a factor in this crash.
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
Cape Arago Highway near Charleston to
a report of a burglary in progress. The
reporting party observed two white male
adults and a female present breaking into
the home and taking items. When the
responding deputy arrived at the location
he observed a vehicle with two male
subjects in it in the driveway starting to
leave. The Deputy attempted to block
the vehicle in the driveway with his patrol vehicle but the subjects were able to
drive around him and flee the scene.
The Deputy followed in pursuit of the
fleeing vehicle, an older model Honda
Civic and wound through the streets of
Barview. The pursuit ended near the
intersection of Travis Lane and Wallace
Road off of Cape Arago Hwy in Barview and a foot pursuit then ensued with
the Deputy and the 2 male subjects. It
was reported that by the initial reporting
person that the female subject was still at
the residence after the suspect vehicle
fled, however she was gone when assisting officers arrived to secure the scene.
A police K9 was employed to track the 2
fleeing male suspects and during the
deployment one of the subjects was possibly bitten. The two males were last
seen running through the brush near
Wallace Road and Hollywood Lane in
Barview. Even with the aid of the K-9
the suspects were able to elude the deputies and their dragnet. The two white
male adult suspects are further described
as about 6 foot tall, wearing blue jeans
and dark colored blue and red shirts.
Hoodies were also worn. The vehicle
which was left at the intersection appeared to have stolen property inside of
it such as a welder and TV. A scene
investigation by deputies showed the
residence had been broken into and
items taken. The owner of the residence,
who was in Portland attempting to catch
a flight out of state, is returning to the
home to assist in the investigation. The
vehicle, which was reportedly stolen,
was towed to a local company and a
search warrant is being applied for to
enter the vehicle and assess the property
inside. If the public has any information
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on this crime please contact the Coos
County Sheriff’s Office at 541–396–
2106. Assisting the Sheriff’s Office
were officers from the North Bend Police Department, the Coos Bay Police
Department, and Coquille Tribal Police.
Aggravated Animal
Abuse
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. January 14, 2015 at 9:00
AM, Lincoln County Sheriff's Animal
Services Deputies were dispatched to a
report of a 45-50 year old male punching, kicking and dragging a dog in the
street that just occurred in the area of
NW 30th Street, Lincoln City. Deputies
immediately responded and made contact with two witnesses who reported
they saw the incident occur and where
the male took the dog. Lincoln County
Sheriff's Deputy David Martin located
51-year old Eddie Lascano at a nearby
residence who was questioned regarding
the incident. After investigation, Lascano was arrested and released on
charges of Aggravated Animal Abuse I,
a Class C Felony, with a bail amount of
$50,000.
Cobe and the female engaged in sexual
intercourse multiple times over a twoday period. During that weekend, Cobe
was told the female was actually 15
years old. Cobe and the female engaged
in sexual intercourse again after the female’s age was disclosed. During the
investigation it was learned Cobe had
engaged in online messaging with a 12
year-old female. He continued to contact
the 12 year-old female even after the
parent had told him the female’s age,
and to not have contact with her. Cobe
was arrested 01/15/2015, and lodged at
the Lincoln County Jail on the following
charges: Rape 3rd Degree; Sodomy 3rd
Degree; Sexual Abuse 3rd Degree; Contributing to Sexual Delinquency of a
Minor; Giving Liquor to a Minor. His
bail was set at $250,000. Anyone with
information regarding this case, or other
inappropriate contact between Christopher Cobe and juveniles, is asked to contact Det. Mitch France at the Newport
Police Department, 541-574-3348.
Armed Burglar
Arrested
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff’s Office. On January 21, 2015 at
about 6:25 PM, deputies with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office responded
to a burglary located near the 200 block
of NE Evergreen Ln in Yachats. An
investigation revealed that somebody
unlawfully entered a residence and stole
several items including firearms, knives,
and jewelry. After the initial report was
Central Coast Male
Arrested on Sex
Charges
News release from the Newport PD.
The Newport Police Department received information that Christopher Allen Cobe, age 25 of Newport, had sexual
intercourse with a 15 year-old female at
the Travelodge Motel in Newport. Cobe
and the female met on an “18-year-oldand-over” social media/dating site. On
the website, Cobe identified himself as
21 years old. Cobe and the female developed a relationship by messages, texts,
and phone calls. They met in person
shortly before Christmas 2014, and
again on 01/02/2015 at the Travelodge
Motel, where Cobe had rented a room.
Coast to Valley
Public Bus Service
(No Saturday Service)
TAC Transportation
(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
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Vehicle Crashes into Building
News release from the Newport PD. On January 23rd, 2015 the
Newport Police Department, the Newport Fire Department and PacWest Ambulance were dispatched to the 1010 Building on the report of a vehicle crashing into the front of the building. When responding personnel arrived they located Barrett Roesing, 76, of
Tidewater, who was standing outside of his vehicle in front of the
building. Responders also located an 83 male victim who had been
struck by Roesing’s vehicle. Firefighters and Paramedics began
taking life saving measures with the victim as well as shoring up
the glass front of the building to assure that rescuers and pedestrians in the area remained safe. Newport Police Officers began their
investigation and determined Roesing had been parked in his vehicle in the parking lot, near the front of the building. When Roesing
placed his vehicle into gear, the vehicle raced across the parking
lot in reverse, ricocheted off one of the two columns in front of the
building, then crashed through the glass entryway of the building.
It was determined the victim had just walked up to the glass entryway when he was struck by Roesing’s vehicle. Roesing’s vehicle
crashed through both the outer and inner glass entry way to the
business, sending the victim through the inner glass entry way.
The victim was transported to Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in Newport, then later to Corvallis with serious injuries.
Roesing was uninjured and remained on scene and cooperated
with the investigation. At the time of the investigation Roesing was
cited and released for: *Reckless Driving; *Assault 3. This is a
continuing investigation.
taken, deputies located the potential suspect near the C&K Market in Yachats.
Deputies were able to detain the subject
identified as, Jesse W. Ferrel, 38 years
of age, from Yachats. Ferrel was found
to be armed with one of the stolen firearms from the burglary. Several items
were recovered and Ferrel was placed
into custody with charges including,
Burglary in the First Degree, Theft in the
first degree (Four Counts) and Unlawful
Possession of a Firearm. Ferrel was
lodged at the jail and held on $365,000
bail.
OSP Seeks Public's
Help
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are
asking for the public’s help locating the
driver of a semi-truck they believe may
have been rear ended on I-5 shortly before 1:00 A.M., near milepost 253, in the
Salem area. Preliminary information
indicates that a silver Lexus passenger
car was traveling southbound on I-5 near
milepost 253 which was an active construction zone during this time. The
driver of the Lexus, name withheld
pending next of kin notification, died at
the scene. Troopers believe the Lexus
may have rear-ended a semi-truck which
may not have known it was struck and
not stopped. They are asking anyone
with information on this incident or who
may have seen the crash to contact the
lead investigator, Trooper Eli Breen, at
the Northern Command Center at 503375-3555.
vehicle on private property. Upon arrival, troopers discovered the woman was
deceased as a result of those injuries.
Troopers believe alcohol may be a factor
in the incident. Presently, investigators
are working with the Josephine County
Indicted on
District Attorney's Office to conduct the
Manslaughter Charges investigation. The OSP Crime LaboraOn January 26, 2015, a Klamath County tory mobile unit is headed to the scene to
Grand Jury indicted Guage Lee Gray, assist. No arrests have been made at this
age 22, on charges related to the fatal point in the investigation.
crash at South Side Bypass and
Criminal Mischief Arrest
Washburn Way on December 28, 2014.
on Central Coast
Gray was charged with two counts of
Manslaughter in the First Degree, Two News release from the Newport PD. On
counts of Manslaughter in the Second January 15, 2015 Newport Police OffiDegree and Driving Under the Influence cers took a report of criminal mischief to
of Intoxicants (DUII). A warrant issued the ATM machine located outside the
for his arrest was served when an OSP Bank of America at 10 S. Coast Hightrooper located him and arrested him way. Although the ATM machine was
without incident. Gray was lodged in the heavily damaged, the suspects were not
Klamath County Jail on the warrant.
able to access or take any cash. The investigating Officer received digital phoUpdate Southern
tos from the bank security cameras. The
Oregon Fatal
photos were published on the Newport
Oregon State Police (OSP) criminal de- Police Department’s Facebook page,
tectives are continuing the investigation along with an appeal to the public for
into a fatal vehicle versus pedestrian help identify the two suspects. On Januincident in rural Josephine County, ary 26, 2015, Newport Police Officers
Monday night, Jan. 26. According to received an anonymous tip leading to the
OSP Lieutenant Darrin Lux, OSP troop- residence of Mitchell Lee Higgins, age
ers responded to a residence in rural 61 of Newport, and Judith A. Higgins,
Josephine County to investigate a report age 64 of Newport. Officers contacted
of a woman who had been run over by a the Higgins and positively identified
them from the security photos. Both
confessed to damaging the ATM machine in an attempt to retrieve the money
inside. The Higgens were both taken
into custody and lodged at the Lincoln
County Jail on a charge of Criminal
Mischief in the 1st Degree. Their bail
was set at $100,000 for Judith Higgins,
and $50,000 for Mitchell Higgins.
Mt. Angel Area Fatality
A 17-year old Salem teenager has been located and is in custody
following the Monday, Jan. 26, vehicle death of a female near Mt.
Angel. While the incident is currently under investigation, preliminary information indicates that at approximately 6:06 P.M., a Mt. Angel Police Officer attempted to stop a tan, 2001 Chevrolet S-10
pickup, at S. Main and May Streets in Mt. Angel. The driver, identified as 17 year-old DRAKE D. CARSON, of Salem, failed to yield and
a pursuit ensued. The vehicle fled onto Howell Prairie Road and
crashed about 1 mile north of Saratoga Drive. Two passengers were
in the vehicle. The front passenger, a juvenile male, was transported
to a Salem area Hospital for treatment with serious injuries. The rear
seat passenger, name withheld pending next of kin notification, was
pronounced deceased at the scene. CARSON fled the scene immediately following the crash.
incident and subsequently requested
assistance from OSP Major Crimes Detectives in Portland to contact the child's
father at the hospital. After being interviewed by OSP Detectives, the child's
father, identified as KEVIN 'TONY'
McCAGE, age 27, was taken into custody on charges related to the child's
injuries. McCAGE was transported by
Oregon State Police troopers to Grants
Pass where he was lodged at the Josephine County Jail on charges of Assault
in the first degree and Criminal Mistreatment in the first degree.
Felony Assault Charges
News release from the Oregon State
Police. JOHN GERARD HOGAN, age
54, was arrested Wednesday, January
7th, and faces charges for First Degree
Attempted Assault, Unlawful Use of a
Weapon, Reckless Driving, Criminal
Mistreatment in the First Degree and
Driving While Under the Influence of an
Intoxicant. On December 29, 2014, at
approximately 10:55 P.M., Oregon State
Police troopers responded to a rural address in Josephine County for a report of
a disturbance with shots being fired. The
involved male subject, later determined
to be Hogan, was reported to be in his
vehicle outside the residence where he
was making threats toward others and
creating a disturbance. The caller reported Hogan was firing shots from his
truck and later rammed his truck into
another vehicle that arrived on scene
during the disturbance. An ongoing
criminal investigation by OSP detectives
determined that Hogan struck the second
(arriving) vehicle with his truck numerous times at the residence and then
chased the vehicle and its occupants
down the road as he continued to crash
Southern Oregon Male into it from behind. Hogan eventually
crashed his truck shortly after leaving
injures Child
News release from the Oregon State the scene and was later hospitalized for
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of his 7-week-old child. The man was
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Point started an investigation into the
injuries he received as a result of the
crash. One of the victim's in the second
vehicle was also transported to Three
Rivers Community Hospital where she
was treated and released. The investigation indicates that alcohol may have
played a role in the incident. On January
7th Hogan turned himself in to troopers
at the Grants Pass office and was arrested. He was lodged in the Josephine
County Jail on a $50.000 bail.
Transient arrested
A welfare check underneath the Coal
Bank Slough Bridge in Coos Bay Jan. 7,
1:50 p.m., led to an arrest. According to
an Oregon State Police (OSP) report, 55year old Charles Duane Knaus, “on parole with stipulations of no alcohol consumption,” was arrested after his parole
officer was contacted and a detainer was
issued. He was transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Vehicles impounded
According to an OSP report for Jan. 9,
12:28 p.m., Hwy. 240, Cape Arago
Hwy., mp 1.1 eastbound, “operator
stopped for equipment violations, found
to be driving uninsured.” Thirty-four
year old Travis Ivan Warnock, Coos
Bay, issued criminal citation for Giving
False Information Regarding Liability
Insurance. White Ford Excursion impounded. On Jan. 9, 10:35 p.m., Hwy.
42, mp 5.5, eastbound.
“Vehicle
stopped for VBR after vehicle passed me
on Green Acres curve.” Thirty-two year
old Matthew Dean Weathers, Coos Bay,
found to be DWS and Driving Uninsured. Black Ford PRO impounded. On
Jan. 11, 1:28 p.m., Adams Land and
Linton Lane, a green Plymouth Neon
was stopped for improper display of
registration stickers. “I determined the
driver had no operator’s license and was
driving uninsured.” Thirty-eight year
old Paubla Indalecio Perez, Coquille,
was cited and the vehicle impounded.
On Jan. 11, 4:23 p.m., Hwy. 101 & Curtis Ave., Coos Bay, a white Dodge Durango, “I stopped an individual for operating a motor vehicle while using a mobile communication device and determined that the driver was uninsured.”
Thirty-nine year old Tracee Lynn Hanson, Coos Bay, was cited and the vehicle
impounded.
Pistol Seized
According to an OSP report, “I was dispatched to investigate an OSP Firearms
Section stolen firearms at Bandon Feed.
The hit occurred when the dealer
(Bandon Feed) initiated a background
check to sell a pistol. The pistol was
reportedly stolen in 1985 in Connecticut.
The dealer reports they purchased the
pistol from another dealer in Connecti- Members of Grant Creek logging, Plum
cut. The pistol was seized and entered Creek and the Coos County Sheriff's
into evidence pending investigation.”
office worked tirelessly for approximately 2 hours in dark, steep, hazardous
Convicted felon
A firearms purchase at Bandon Feed in conditions to retrieve John from the logBandon Jan. 13, 4:23 p.m., was denied ging unit.
“because the attempted purchaser was a
convicted felon.” According to an OSP
report, Jessy James Smith met with a
state trooper Jan. 14 at the OSP office in
North Bend. “Mr. Smith said he thought
that because his conviction occurred
when he was 15, he thought it ‘went
away’ when he turned 18. He admitted
he didn’t have any documentation from
any court that indicated this was true.”
He was advised to contact the court in
Clark Co., WA. “I also provided Mr.
Smith with printed copies of three Class
A Misdemeanor Statutes that he was
guilty of violating when he indicated and
signed his ATF Form 4473 affirming
that he had never been convicted of a
felony. A copy of this report is being
forwarded to the Coos County District
Attorney’s Office for consideration of
charges.”
Warrant
tacted who authorized a detainer for
Amber Albers. Amber was detained and
lodged at the CCJ.
Warrant
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 1-5-2015 at approximately 1605 hours Tuan Truong walked
into the sheriff’s office to find out if he
had a warrant for his arrest. It was
learned that he did in fact have a warrant
for Fail To Appear 2nd Deg. He was
arrested and walked over to the CCJ
where he was lodged on the warrant
only.
News release from Coos Co. Sheriff's
Office. On 1-7-2015 at approximately
1312 hours CCSO responded with DHS
to 64222 Braley Rd Coos Bay Oregon.
The reason we responded was because
DHS had information that there was
drug use and unhealthy people at the
residence. DHS also had information a Coos Bay Male held on
young child was at the residence. While
Sex Charges
conducting the investigation drug paraA
Coos
Bay
Missionary, who ran an
phernalia was found. Amber Albers is
currently on probation. The PO was con- orphanage in Cambodia, is in a Lane
County Jail at Eugene following his re-
DUII
An off-duty Reedsport Police officer
observed a red Honda CRV “driving all
over the roadway and nearly colliding
with 2 other vehicles,” Jan. 10, 12:49
p.m., on Hwy. 101, mp 219 southbound.
According to an OSP report, Janet Marie
Light, Mapleton, pulled over to the
shoulder where she was contacted. “She
showed signs of impairment, but
claimed to have a medical emergency.”
An ambulance responded and “verified
there was no medical emergency.” The
driver failed a Field Sobriety Test and
transported to Reedsport PD. A juvenile
passenger was released to a family member. Light was cited for DUII, Reckless
Endangering and Reckless Endangering
Person. She was released to a family
member.
Eden Valley Death
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. Narrative: On January 5 at
approximately 4:02 PM, the Coos
County Sheriff's office received a report
of a logger that was deceased in Eden
Valley near Powers. The victim, John
Martin, was located approximately 200
yards down into the logging unit. Coworkers located John at around 2:30 PM
when he did not arrive at the crummy.
John appears to have died of natural
causes. The logging operation was being conducted by Grant Creek Logging
on Plum Creek property. Logging crew
members had to drive to a nearby high
location in the mountains so they could
obtain cell service for the 911 call.
Pedestrian Fatal in Southern Oregon
Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are continuing the investigation into a fatal vehicle - pedestrian crash on Old HWY 99E near
Wolf Creek Bridge and are asking anyone with information on this
incident to contact them. Early information indicates that on January 13, at approximately 7:04 P.M., a 1995 Isuzu Trooper, driven by
COLTON J. SHULTS, age 19, of Wolf Creek, struck 69-year-old
DELORES GRANTHAM,of Grants Pass, in Wolf Creek on Old Highway 99, approximately 18 miles north of Grants Pass in Josephine
County. GRANTHAM was pronounced deceased at the scene and
the driver was not injured. OSP is asking anyone with information
on this incident to contact them by calling the OSP Southern Command Center at (541) 776-6111. Trooper Quirke is the lead investigator on this incident. OSP was assisted at the scene by the Oregon Department of Transportation, AMR ambulance and the Wolf
Creek Fire Department.
lease and deportation from the Southeast
Asia country. Daniel Stephen Johnson
faces charges that he allegedly molested
an underage boy while in the foreign
country between Nov. 2005 and Oct.
2006. The 36-year old had been in the
country for ten years and completed a
one year prison sentence for allegedly
molesting five young boys before he was
turned over to the FBI and returned to
Oregon. A federal grand jury in Eugene
indicted him on Dec. 10 while he was
still in the Cambodia prison. More than
a decade ago Johnson was accused of
molesting three children in his sister’s
care; however, Lincoln Co. prosecutors
reportedly dismissed the charges when
the alleged victim’s statements came
into doubt.
Coos Bay Fire
Department Responds
to Bathroom Fire
News release from the Coos Bay Fire
Dept. On December 20th at 1:36 p.m.,
the Coos Bay Fire Department responded to a report of a bathroom fire at
63438 Idaho Drive, which is located in
the Englewood area of Coos Bay. The
homeowner returned home, noticed the
fire, and called 911. Another occupant
of the house was home at the time of the
fire, but was outside of the residence.
The home is owned and occupied by
Darlene Hildebrand and Flora VanLandingham. The first arriving firefighters
found light smoke coming from the
structure near the front of the home. The
home’s bathroom suffered heavy fire,
smoke, and heat damage. The rest of the
home did not suffer any damage due to
the quick thinking of the home owner.
Mrs. VanLandingham quickly called
911, and she closed both the bathroom
door and the front door of the home on
her way out of the residence. The fire
was knocked down in about 10 minutes
and within 20 minutes of arrival the fire
was fully extinguished and all of the
smoke was removed from the home.
An investigation into the cause of the
fire was conducted by the Coos Bay Fire
Department, and it has been determined
that the area of origin of the fire was in
the bathroom of the home near a portable heater. The cause of the fire appears to be heat transfer from the heater
to a plastic garbage can placed next to
the heater. The Coos Bay Fire Department estimates the fire damage to the
structure to be $3,000.00 and $250.00 to
the occupant’s contents. The owners of
the structure have insurance on the
home. No injuries were reported. If you
need additional information about this
incident, please contact Battalion Chief
Dan Crutchfield or Fire Chief Mark
Anderson at 541-269-1191.
Disabled Vehicle
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 12/21/2014 at about
11:57 PM, Coos County Sheriff’s Office
received a relay call through the Coquille Police Department that a tow vehicle had been called to the area just east
of Myrtle Point, MP 1.5 on Sitkum Lane
for a vehicle that had become submerged
on Sitkum Lane. The Tow Truck was
unable to reach the vehicle because of
the high water. The operator of the vehicle, 66 year old Myrtle Point resident,
Dennis Dennison had to leave the vehicle, a 2000 Ford Ranger Pickup in the
water at that location until morning in
order to make arrangements to retrieve
the vehicle. Mr. Dennison was not in-
Vehicle into Coos River
News release from Coos Co. Sheriff's
Office. On 12/22/2014 at about 8:20
AM, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies
were called to the area on South Coos
River Lane, east of the Chandler Bridge,
near mile post 1.5 to a single vehicle that
went into the river. Upon the deputies
arrival they located 52 year old Coos
Bay resident, Tina Winfrey who had
been able to get out of her vehicle, a
2003 Honda CRV and swim to shore.
Ms. Winfrey was the only occupant of
the vehicle when it left the roadway and
traveled down the embankment into the
river. The vehicle floated for some distance, enough where Ms. Winfrey was
able to get the window down and crawl
out and swim to shore. The vehicle then
became completely submerged. Ms.
Winfrey refused medical treatment at the
scene and returned to her residence by
private vehicle.
Water Rescue
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 12/21/2014 at about
1900 hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s
Office received a call of 2 male subjects
trapped in waist deep water in the Norway area off Hwy 42 between Coquille
Stolen Vehicle
and Myrtle Point. It was reported that
News
release
from
the
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 12/31/14 at
the 2 males had flipped the farm tractor
about
10:30
AM
Coos
County
Sheriffs Deputies responded to 90875
they were on and were now trapped in
Shell
Lane,
Coos
Bay,
Oregon
for a reported suspicious vehicle. On
waist deep water. First responders from
the
arrival
of
Sheriff
Deputies
a
male subject fled the scene in a vehiMyrtle Point and Coquille Fire Departcle at a high rate of speed and failed to stop for Sheriff Deputies.
ments, Myrtle Point and Coquille AmbuDeputies pursued the vehicle, a 2004 Nissan sedan for a short dislance services, Myrtle Point Police and
Deputies from the Coos County Sher- tance where it finally stopped at an address on Cape Arago Hwy. Afiff’s Office responded to the location. ter the vehicle came to a stop the male occupant fled the vehicle on
foot. After a short foot chase the male subject was apprehended.
Sheriff’s Deputies from the Coos
The
male suspect was identified as 25 year old Coos Bay resident,
County Sheriff’s Office Marine Division
Joshua
A. Lincoln. Mr. Lincoln was arrested for Unauthorized Use of
were able to launch a drift boat and moa
Motor
Vehicle
after vehicle he was in was found to have been stolen
tor out to where the 2 subjects were and
safely retrieve them. The subjects were out of Coquille. He was also charged with Unauthorized Entry into a
identified as father and son, Nathan and Motor Vehicle, Felony and Misdemeanor Elude, Reckless driving, EsRobert Ross, both of Coquille. Both cape III, and possession of Methamphetamine. He was transported to
Coos County Jail and booked on the charges. He is being held on
subjects were check by medical person$105,000
dollars bail. The stolen vehicle was owned by 42 year old
nel at the scene and refused any further
Cassandra
Yarnell who reported the vehicle stolen on 12/30/2014 to
medical attention.
Coquille Police.
jured.
North Coast
Homicide
A 26-year old Seaside man was arraigned Wednesday, Dec. 24, on a
charge of Homicide involving the death
of a two-year old girl on the North Oregon Coast. Randy Lee Roden was already being held in custody on an unrelated post-prison detainer since Saturday, Dec. 20. An autopsy performed
Sunday on Evangelina Wing determined
she died of blunt force trauma. Emergency personnel were summoned to an
apartment complex Saturday in Seaside
to a report of a child not breathing. Two
other children in the apartment, boys
ages 2 & 5, were placed in protective
custody after they were found to be suffering from an undetermined number of
injuries. They were transported and
treated at Portland-area hospitals. The
children’s mother, 24-year old Dorothy
Wing, was questioned but not charged.
Assault on Flower Road
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 12-26-14 @ about 0130
hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office
responded to 63541 Flower Road after
receiving a 911 call of multiple gunshots. Deputies initially responded to
the area of Wilshire Lane, in an attempt
to locate potentially aggressive individuals driving a white Toyota Corolla. After finding the abandoned Toyota on
South Spring Street, deputies were in-
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formed that shots had been fired on
Flower Road. Arriving at Flower Road,
deputies noticed three individuals standing or lying in the road. It was determined that James Wenzell had been shot
in the right foot, prompting the immediate call for medical response. The other
two individuals were unharmed. After
ensuring the threats were no longer in
the area, Deputies provided first aid for
Mr. Wenzell while waiting for medical.
A white Toyota arrived on scene and
immediately sped away. With the help
of North Bend Police, the vehicle was
stopped and eventually impounded as
evidence. Additional members of the
Coos County Sheriff’s office were called
out to assist with the ongoing investigation and remained at the scene for several hours. At the conclusion of the investigation all reports will be forwarded
to the Coos County District Attorney’s
Office for review.
Criminal Trespass in
Lakeside
News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On December 25, 2014, at
about 2100 hours, Deputies were dispatched to respond to 525 Kings Ave in
Lakeside for a report of a hit and run.
The suspect, James Birdsell, reportedly
struck the victim’s vehicle, Danny Angello, with his red Ford van as he left the
residence. It was reported Birdsell may
have also assaulted someone at the residence prior to leaving. Deputies located
the suspect at his residence, 190 S 8th in
Lakeside. Deputies located the red Ford
van at this residence and noticed recent
body damage with white paint transfer.
Deputies learned Birdsell entered the
residence at 525 Kings Ave, uninvited
and unwelcomed. When Birdsell was
removed from the residence, he engaged
Matthew Christensen and Angello in a
physical altercation. When told to leave,
Birdsell struck Angello’s vehicle with
his vehicle. Birdsell admitted to consuming alcohol throughout the night. Birdsell refused standardized field sobriety
tests and a breath test. Deputies obtained
a blood sample from Birdsell at Bay
Area Hospital. Birdsell was arrested for
the above listed crimes and transported
to the Coos County Jail, where he was
booked and lodged.
Coast Guard rescues
man near Neskowin
A Coast Guard Air Station Astoria MH60 Jayhawk helicopter crew rescued a
man injured in a logging accident near
Neskowin, Tuesday, on the North Oregon Coast. The Jayhawk crew traveled
approximately 63 miles, successfully
hoisted the man aboard the helicopter
and brought him to Samaritan North
Lincoln Hospital in Lincoln City where
he was met by local emergency medical
services for advanced medical care.
Coast Guard Sector Columbia River
watchstanders were contacted in the
early afternoon by personnel from the
Air Force Rescue Coordination Center
after they received the request for help,
but due to the location of the man, local
emergency responders were unable to
reach him. “The location of this man
made any other type of rescue difficult,”
said John Dodd, command duty officer,
Sector Columbia River. “Thanks to the
professionalism of our crewmembers
combined with the hoist capability of
our assets, we were able to get this man
to the help he needed as quickly as possible.” The injured man was reportedly
transferred to EMS in stable condition.
Central Coast Bridge
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point, officers were able to distract him
while he was on the road side of the railing. The officers rushed him just as he
tried to leap over the railing. They were
able to control him, although he struggled to get away. Ofcr. Mitchell sustained a minor injury to his hand. Winslow was not injured. Winslow was taken
into custody without any further incident. He was taken to Samaritan Pacific
Communities Hospital for evaluation.
Criminal charges are pending. The
bridge was reopened after being closed
for about 35 minutes. Officers were assisted at the scene by the Lincoln
County Sheriff’s Office and the Newport
Fire Department.
Fatal on Hwy. 42
News alert from the Oregon State Police: Troopers on scene Sunday morning,
Dec. 28, Fatal vehicle - pedestrian collision on Hwy. 42 near milepost 60, about
3 miles west of the town of Tenmile,
believe a man who was struck by a passing car was in the lane of travel. Preliminary investigation indicates that a
man, identity withheld pending next of
kin notification, was on the highway
shoulder for several hours prior to moving onto the eastbound travel portion of
the highway and being struck and killed
by a red, 1999 Ford Taurus. The operator of the Taurus was not injured and has
been cooperating with investigators.
Troopers believe the man suffered from
a medical disorder which may have disoriented him. The crash occurred at approximately 5:25 A.M.
News release from the Newport PD.
The Newport Police Department received a call from a passing motorist that
there was a subject at about mid-span on
the Yaquina Bay Bridge. He was reportedly sitting on the rail. When officers
arrived, they found a male on the west
side of the bridge, at the south end of the
main span, and standing on the outside
of the railing. He also had a knife to his
throat. Arriving officers shut down both
lanes of travel on the bridge, and notified ODOT along with the Coast Guard
and Newport Fire. Officers attempted to
negotiate with the subject, but he was
Refused to get out
uncooperative. He would climb back to
the road side of the railing, then climb A 30-year old Bandon female had to be
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following a traffic stop on Hwy. 101, mp
240, Nov. 23, 1:46 p.m. According to
an OSP report, Jennifer Leanna Mallory
was stopped for violations and found to
be driving uninsured. “When informed
that the vehicle was being impounded
the operator refused to exit the vehicle,
locked the doors and rolled the window
up on my hand. After being told she
was under arrest for Interfering with
Police she called 911. After being admonished to exit the vehicle she again
refused. I broke out a window, extracted
the operator and placed her in custody.”
She was transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Central Coast Woman
arrested on Sex
Charges
News release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office. On Tuesday, the 18th of
November 2014, 37 year old Toledo
resident Stephanie Marie Kroker was
arrested on several sex related charges as
a result of an investigation by Detective
Boys of the Lincoln County Sheriff's
Office. Detective Boys received a complaint that Kroker was having a sexual
relationship with a male juvenile in the
Toledo area. Further investigation revealed that Kroker had sexual contact
with the juvenile several times over a
period of approximately two weeks.
Kroker was lodged at the Lincoln
County jail on three counts of Rape III,
six counts of Sodomy III, and three
counts of Sexual Abuse II and is being
held on a bail of $600.000. At this time
there is no reason to believe there are
any other victims.
ties at her because she asked her to clean
her room. RP request officer respond.
Warrant
Officer responded/juvenile was counAccording to an entry on the Coquille seled on her behavior.” Seventeen year
Police log for Friday, Dec. 26, 3:09 old female contacted.
p.m., 700 block N. Dean St., “out with
Narcotics
wanted subject at location,” 20-year old
Tyler Sinclair arrested on Coquille PD According to an entry on the North Bend
warrant charging Probation Violation on Police log for Saturday, Dec. 27, 8:58
original charge of Rape III. Transported p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., “Mill Security
request officer respond for possible
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
drugs found on a dollar bill. Officer
Burglary
seized the item to enter into evidence.”
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Thursday, Dec. 25, 5:31
According
to an entry on the North Bend
p.m., 1100 block Anderson Ave., 59Police
lgo
for Saturday, Dec. 27, 9:59
year old female reported “burglary.”
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., “Mill Security
Warrant
request officers respond for subject preAccording to an entry on the North Bend vious trespassed from location now out
Police log for Saturday, Dec. 27, 11:23 with Security.” Thirty-one year old
a.m., “CBPD served 2 valid NBPD war- Mary Elizabeth Perry, North Bend, cited
rants” on 51-year old Donald Wayne for Criminal Trespass II. “Subject reSanders, Coos Bay, charging Failure to leased in lieu of custody and agreed to
Appear on original charge of Theft II leave the property / issued permanent
and Criminal Trespass I, also Failure to trespass.”
Appear II.
Assault
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police log for Saturday, Dec. 27, Hwy.
42 & Finley Loop, “driving complaint
possible intoxicated driver/domestic
assault,” Luis Echavarria arrested on
charges of Strangulation, Assault IV
Domestic Witness by Minor and Reckless Endangering.
Juvenile Problem
According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for Saturday, Dec. 27, 5:44
p.m., 2600 block Virginia Ave., “RP
reported her daughter is yelling profani-
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log
Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
Sheriff’s log for Saturday, Dec. 27.
12:37 a.m., 200 block So. 2nd Ave., Powers, “Possible Controlled SubstanceSchedule I.” 2:02 p.m., Hwy. 241, mp
5, Coos Bay, “Theft.” 2:23 p.m., Cape
Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, “Theft.” 4:04
p.m., Old Wagon Road, Coos Bay,
“Theft.” 4:20 p.m., Seven Devils Road,
Coos Bay, “Assault.” 6:30 p.m., Coal
Bank Lane, Coos Bay, “Burglary.” 8:38
p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
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Criminal Trespass
A couple of entries on the North Bend
Police log for Monday, Jan. 5, involving
Criminal Trespass charges at the Mill
Casino, 3201 Tremont Ave. At 8:58
p.m., 30-year old Vanessa Johnson,
North Bend, cited and released for
Criminal Trespass II. At 3:22 a.m., 32year old Brandy West, Coquille, cited
and released for Criminal Trespass II.
Probation Violation
Police log for Monday, Jan. 5, 2:59 p.m.,
1900 block Newmark Ave., “out with
detainable subject,” 34-year old Jeremy
Ray Hawkins charged with Probation
Violation and transported to the Coos
Sheriff’s log for Tuesday, Jan. 6. 9:15
a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Coos Co.
Jail, “Possession Controlled SubstanceSchedule I.” 11:02 a.m., Hwy. 42, mp
14, Coquille, “Animal at Large.” 12:16
p.m., Shutter Ck. Lane, mp 2, “Animal
at Large.” 1:42 p.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Coos Co. Jail, “Use of Force.”
2:13 p.m., Luscombe Loop, Coos Bay,
“Animal at Large.” 2:40 p.m., Cape
Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, “Assault.” 7:25
p.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Coos Co.
Jail, “Use of Force.” For more information: Coos County Sheriff's Office, 250
N. Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541396-7800, 541-396-7801. Closed for
Lunch from 11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's
Office Records 541-396-7802.
Warrant
Police log for Tuesday, Jan. 6, 12:43
p.m., Clackamas Co. served NBPD warrant on 22-year old Nicholas Christopher
Atkinson, Clackamas, charging Failure
to Appear and Failure to Appear on
Meth charge.
Warrant
p.m., Coos Bay PD served NBPD warrant on 27-year old Morgan Elizabeth
Woodmark, North Bend, charging Hindering Prosecution two-counts. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Shoplifter
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1:14
p.m., 2051 Newmark, Walmart, 31-year
old Joshua J. Smith charged with Theft
III and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
p.m.,
1500
block
McPherson,
“burglary.”
Stripping male
Sheriff’s log for Wednesday, Jan. 7.
6:12 a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, According to an entry on the North Bend
Coquille, “Use of Force.” 8:25 a.m., Police log for Thursday, Jan. 8, 11:06
600 block Hemlock, Coos Bay, “Animal p.m., 1900 block Virginia Ave., “male
Neglect.” 12:51 p.m., 200 E. 2nd St., stripping and acting strange. Subject
Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, “Use of Force.” collecting his things. Warned for CrimiFor more information: Coos County nal Trespass.”
Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, CoFight
quille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800, According to an entry on the Coos Bay
541-396-7801. Closed for Lunch from Police log for Friday, Jan. 9, 12:54 a.m.,
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Re- 871 So. Broadway, Blue Moon, “fight in
cords 541-396-7802.
the bar at location.”
Coos Co. Sheriff’s Office
Warrant
p.m., Coquille PD arrested 34-year old
James G. Creech on Idaho State Parole
Board warrant charging Parole Violation. Lodged at the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
a.m., 2323 Pacific St., NBHS, “warrant
service,” CCSO warrant charging ProbaSuspicious vehicle
tion Violation, “juvenile transported to
Juvenile Dept.”
Smoker’s Trail
According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 1500 block Ocean Blvd.,
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1:03 “suspicious vehicle at location,” 29-year
p.m., 2323 Pacific St., NBHS, “RP re- old Cory Webber arrested on charge of
ports juveniles were in a fight at the top Probation Violation Detainer for Parole
of the Smoker’s Trail. Parents are in the & Probation. Transported to the Coos
office and request to speak with an offi- Co. Jail at Coquille.
Domestic
cer. Officer responded, report taken for
Harassment.”
Probation Violation
According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 900 block Flanagan Ave.,
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 5:27 “possible domestic at location,” 21-year
p.m., Hamilton Ave. & Connecticut, 35- old Timisha Groves arrested on CCSO
year old Robert D. Eckley, Coos Bay, warrant charging Probation Violation on
charged with Probation Violation and original charge of DCS Meth. Transcited for DWS-Violation, Driving Unin- ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
UEMV
sured and Fail to File SR22. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 1775 Thompson Road, BAH,
Police log for Thursday, Jan. 8, 12:32 “caught subject in her friend’s vehicle at
a.m., 1500 block Newmark, “officer out location,” 44-year old William R. Hargis
with male at location,” 37-year old charged with UEMV, PCS Meth and
Aaron B. Howley arrested on CBPD Theft III. Transported to the Coos Co.
warrant charging Theft III and Failure to Jail at Coquille.
Shoplifter
Appear on Citation. Also, warned for
PCS Marijuana. “Will be referred to DA According to an entry on the Coos Bay
for PCS Meth.” Transported to the Coos Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 7, 5:46
p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
“shoplifter,” 27-year old Andrea Trejo
charged with Theft III and PCS Meth.
We’ve Got the Right
Also cited for PCS Less than an Oz.
Mattress For You
Marijuana. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Narcotics
Investigation
ort
Comf
rices
Best P
n
ectio
& Sel
Marshfield Bargain
House 790 No. Bayshore Dr.,
Coos Bay (541) 267-2500
p.m., 700 block N. Central Blvd., “result
of traffic stop,” 34-year old Jason
McHugh charged with PCS Meth and
cited for VBR and PCS Less than an Oz.
Marijuana. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Burglary
Police log for Thursday, Jan. 8, 12:22
Warrant
p.m., 1000 block So. 1st St., 64-year old
Ira Seplowitz arrested on warrant charging Failure to Appear on Trespass
charge. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Warrant
p.m., 2300 block No. 11th St., 26-year
old Robert Morris arrested on CBPD
warrant charging Driving While Suspended or Revoked, and Thurston Co.,
WA warrant charging Failure to Appear
on original charge of Possession Meth,
DUII, and Bail Jumping. Transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Disorderly
Police log for Friday, Jan. 9, 2:57 p.m.,
1700 block Virginia Ave., “disorderly
subject at location,” 33-year old Juan J.
Alvarez, transient, charged with Criminal Trespass II and transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Earlier, at
7:30 a.m., Juan Alvarez was contacted
by a police officer and he “advised him
he is trespassed from the Quality Inn.
Subject was given his final warning for
DOC. On the CQPD log for Friday, Jan.
9, 5:02 p.m., 155 E. 1st St., Safeway,
“Disorderly subject,” 33-year old Juan
Jose Alvarez charged with Theft III and
Disorderly Conduct II. Transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. On the
CQPD log for Saturday, Jan. 10, 100
block N. Birch St., “subject refusing to
leave the property,” 33-year old Juan
Jose Alvarez charged with Criminal
Trespass II and Resisting. Transported
Warrant
Tremont Ave., “attempt warrant service,” 34-year old Ronald S. Singh,
North Bend, arrested on NBPD warrant
charging Failure to Appear on Criminal
Citation. “Subject will be referred to
Coos Co. Sheriff’s log PCS Schedule I.” Also, arrested on
Some of the entries on the Coos Co. Medford PD warrant charging Failure to
Sheriff’s log for Thursday, Jan. 8. 5:33 Register as a Sex Offender. Transported
a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, Co- to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
quille, “Use of Force.” 7:59 a.m., GrinWarrant
nell Lane, Coos Bay, “Child Neglect II.” According to an entry on the Coos Bay
8:01 a.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, Police log for Friday, Jan. 9, 10:58 p.m.,
“Child Neglect II.” 8:04 a.m., Bay Park 2100 block Newmark Ave., “checking a
Lane, Coos Bay, “Child Neglect II.” transient camp,” 59-year old Hennetta
3:40 p.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay, Lewis arrested on Lincoln Co. warrant
“Burglary.” 1:42 a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., charging Failure to Appear on original
Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, “Use of Force.” charge of Assault IV.
For more information: Coos County
Warrant
Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, CoAccording
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
quille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
Police
log
for
Friday, Jan. 9, 12:59 p.m.,
200 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Coos Co. Jail,
Winter Septic Maintenance
During the Month of February ‘15—Not valid with any other offer
$25 off Septic Pumping Or $10 off Service Call
*****COUPON*****
“warrant service” on 34-year old Jeremy Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoRay Hawkins on CQPD warrant charg- quille.
ing Unlawful Possession of Meth.
Knocking on Doors
“Hawkins already lodged at CCJ.”
DUII
Police log for Sunday, Jan. 11, 12:42
According to an entry on the Coos Bay p.m., 1800 block Madrona St.,
Police log for Saturday, Jan. 10, 10:39 “suspicious person knocking on doors,”
p.m., Hwy. 101, “possible intoxicated 32-year old Desirea Chapman, North
driver,” 21-year old Nathan Mollman Bend, charged with Probation Violation
arrested on a charge of DUII.
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
Fight
fender. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
Some of the entries on the Coos Co. at Coquille.
Wanted
a.m., Pleasant Valley, Myrtle Pt., According to an entry on the Coos Bay
“Sexual Abuse I.” For more informa- Police log for Tuesday, Jan. 13, 7:38
tion: Coos County Sheriff's Office, 250 a.m., 500 block No. Wall St., 49-year
N. Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541- old Semery Evans arrested on two
396-7800, 541-396-7801. Closed for CBPD warrants charging Interfering
Lunch from 11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's with Peace Officer, and Failure to ApOffice Records 541-396-7802.
pear on Citation. Transported to the
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
Police log for Saturday, Jan. 10, 9:21
p.m., 200 block So. Marple, “fight in
progress,” 30-year old Nicole Barrientos
arrested on a charge of Assault IV Felony.
p.m., 1900 block McPherson, 39-year
old Jaleen Radan, Coos Bay, taken into
custody on NBPD warrant charging
Theft III. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
Police log for Monday, Jan. 12, 11:51
a.m., Commercial & Chester, “officer
out with detainable subject,” 22-year old
Clifton Walker, North Bend, arrested on
charge of Probation Violation and transWanted
According to an entry on the Coos Bay ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
p.m., 1600 block Ocean Blvd., 32-year According to an entry on the North Bend
old Christopher Reasor arrested on Police log for Monday, Jan. 12, 11:48
charge of Probation Violation.
p.m., CBPD served NBPD warrant on
26-year old Robert Trejo, Coos Bay,
School Burglary
According to an entry on the Coos Bay charging Unlawful Possession of Meth
Police log for Saturday, Jan. 10, 4:10 and Possession of Controlled Substance.
TV Thief
p.m., 400 Madison St., Madison Elementary School, 50-year old male re- According to an entry on the Coos Bay
ported “burglary.”
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart,
DWS
According to an entry on the Coos Bay “subject just ran out of location with a
Police log for Saturday, Jan. 10, 3:01 TV,” 29-year old David Ortega cited for
p.m., 1000 block Newmark Ave., “out Theft II.
with suspicious vehicle,” 22-year old
Korey Button arrested on charges of
DWS Misdemeanor and Probation Violation. Skyler Waldrop arrested on
charge of Probation Violation. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Chicken thief
p.m., 2051 Newmark, Walmart, “subject
took chicken and has been trespassed
from the store.” Fifty-one year old Donald Sanders cited in lieu of custody on
charges of Theft III and Criminal Trespass.
Burglary
Harassment
Sheriff’s log for Monday, Jan. 12. 7:50
a.m., Barns Lane, North Bend, “Child
Neglect II.” 10:14 a.m., Whiskey Run
Lane, Bandon, “Burglary.” 2:06 p.m.,
Isthmus Heights Road, Coos Bay,
“Burglary.” 4:19 p.m., Cape Arago
Hwy., Coos Bay, “Burglary II.” For
more information: Coos County Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille,
Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800, 541-3967801. Closed for Lunch from 11:30a 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541396-7802.
Warrant
Warrant
p.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, 43year old Gordon Gene Oliver Jr. charged
with Probation Violation on original
charge of Possession of Meth and Probation Violation on original charge of Failure to Appear I.
Burglary
p.m., 800 block Central Ave., 64-year
old female reported “burglary.”
Wanted
a.m., 7th & Donnelly, 50-year old Daniel
Perry arrested on CBPD warrant charging Failure to Appear on original charge
of Offensive Littering, Criminal Trespass II and Interfer with Peace/Parole/
Probation Officer. Additionally charged
Probation Violation
According to an entry on the Coos Bay with Failure to Register as a Sex OfPolice log for Monday, Jan. 12, 3:19
p.m., “result of offender registration,” 47
-year old Robert Hufman charged with
Probation Violation, Failure to Register
as a Sex Offender. Transported to the
p.m., 300 block E. 1st St., 62-year old
Michael Goddard charged with Probation Violation and transported to the
a.m., “across from the Sunset Pub,” 48year old Forest Franklin Martin charged
with Domestic Harassment and Probation Violation. Transported to the Coos
a.m., 1700 block McPherson, 48-year
old Shelly Atkinson, North Bend, arrested on warrant charging PCS Schedule I Meth and Probation Violation.
UEMVs in Empire District
Vehicles were broken into in the Empire
District according to reports to the Coos
Bay Police on Tuesday, Jan. 13. 7:50
a.m., 1500 block Pacific Dr., 49-year old
reported “vehicle entered and items
taken.” 9:56 a.m., 200 block So. Morrison St., 27-year old male reported
“vehicle broken into again.” Second
report, 9:59 a.m., 200 block Morrison
St., 19-year old listed as victim. 3:02
p.m., 900 block Blanco Ave., 25-year
old reported “UEMV.” 3:30 p.m., 600
block Madison St., 58-year old reported
“entry into vehicles.” 3:41 p.m., 600
block Madison St., 39-year old male
reported “theft from vehicle.” 9:23 p.m.,
1900 block Newmark Ave., 28-year old
male reported “unlawful entry into motor vehicle.
Sheriff’s log for Wednesday, Jan. 15.
8:24 a.m., Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
“Child Neglect II.” 11:41 p.m., Catching Slough/Gunnell, Coos Bay, “Vehicle
in Water.” For more information: Coos
Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Re- “Burglary.” Saturday, Jan. 17: 10:25
cords 541-396-7802.
a.m., 800 block Ohio Ave., Bandon,
“Burglary.” 11:51 a.m., Shingle House
DUII
According to an entry on the Coquille Road, Coos Bay, “Animal Abuse.” For
Police log, West Central & North Lau- more information: Coos County Sherrel, Coquille, 10:47 p.m., “traffic stop.” iff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille,
Twenty-five year old Tyler Stewart Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800, 541-396charged with DUII and cited for Defec- 7801. Closed for Lunch from 11:30a tive Lighting and No Valid Operator’s 12:30p. Sheriff's Office Records 541396-7802.
License.
Strangulation
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 14,
11:16 a.m., North Bend, 42-year old
female alleged “strangulation.”
Warrant
a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, 25-year old William Morris arrested on CBPD warrant charging Failure to Appear on original charge of Possession of Meth and Interfere with Police. Also charged with Failure to Appear. Lodged at the CCJ.
Burglary
a.m., 400 Madison, Madison Elementary
School, 50-year old male reported
“burglary.”
Assault charge
Sheriff’s log for Thursday, Jan. 15,
Grinnell Lane, Coos Bay, “Child Neglect II.” 11:17 p.m., Woods Way Lane,
Bandon, “Burglary.” Friday, Jan. 16:
3:19 a.m., 200 E. 2nd St., Coos Co. Jail,
Coquille. “Use of Force.” 8:23 a.m.,
Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay,
Arrest
Police log for Friday, Jan. 16, 8:50 a.m.,
25-year old Fredrick Kuehn arrested on
charge of Probation Violation and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Arson at Park
p.m., 1611 Virginia Ave., “Big 5 reported a shoplifter just took an item and
ran out, last seen headed eastbound on
Virginia Ave. on foot. Officers respond
and located him, Virginia Ave. & Hamilton St.” Thirty-one year old Daniel
Robert Taylor, Coos Bay, charged with
Theft III and PCS Schedule I Meth.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Friday, Jan. 16, 2:29 a.m.,
Assault
Simpson Park, “attempted fire in the
Arson
According to an entry on the Coos Bay restroom.
Report taken.
Charge/
Police log for Thursday, Jan. 15, 7:59 Attempted Arson, Reckless Burn and According to an entry on the North Bend
p.m., 200 block S. Schoneman St., Criminal Mischief.”
“assist citizens with questions,” 19-year
p.m., 1900 block Virginia Ave., “RP
Burglary
old Morgan Alcock arrested on charges
request officers check on his daughter at
According to an entry on the North Bend location after she stated she was burned /
of Assault IV Domestic – Felony.
Police log for Friday, Jan. 16, 11:29 RP request medical respond.” ThirtyTrespasser
a.m., 2000 block Hamilton Ave., nine year old William Scoville, North
According to an entry on the Coos Bay “burglary and theft. Report taken.”
Bend, taken into custody on charges of
Reckless Endangering, Assault I and
Explosion
“trespassed subject in the store,” 20-year According to an entry on the Coos Bay Arson I. Thirty-year old Cortny Libbett,
for Saturday, Jan. 17, 10:21 North Bend, taken into custody on twoold Alexis Berquist arrested on charges Police log
th
p.m.,
10
&
Hemlock/Koos Bay Blvd. counts of Probation Violation. She was
of Criminal Trespass I and Theft III, also
also warned for PCS Less than an Oz.
four
adults
reported
“explosion.”
CBPD warrant charging Criminal TresMarijuana “and it was destroyed.” Both
pass II and CBPD warrant charging FailDetainable
ure to Appear on Citation. Transported According to an entry on the Coos Bay transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
UEMVs
p.m., 1020 S. 1st St., Fred Meyer,
Threats
Entries
on
the
North Bend Police log for
According to an entry on the Coos Bay “attempt to locate detainable subject,”
Sunday,
Jan.
18,
involving Unauthorized
Police log for Thursday, Jan. 15, 2:23 38-year old Jason Bragg charged with
Entry
into
Motor
Vehicle reports. 7:27
Probation
Violation
and
transported
to
p.m., 200 No. Broadway, Wells Fargo,
a.m.,
3201
Tremont
Ave., “Mill Security
the
Coos
Co.
Jail
at
Coquille.
“subject making threats,” 29-year old
reported
UEMV
in
their hotel parking
Anthony Cornett charged with Criminal
Shoplifter
lot,
stated
the
window
was broken out.”
Trespass II, Disorderly Conduct I and According to an entry on the North Bend
1:01
p.m.,
2500
block
Clark St., “RP
Resisting Arrest. Transported to the
p.m., 2000 block Sheridan Ave., “follow
up,” 49-year old Kenneth Wagner, North
Bend, arrested on charge of Assault IV
Warrant
and Criminal Mistreatment II. TransAccording
to
an
entry on the North Bend
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Wanted
a.m.,
Nemwark
Ave./Main
EnAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay try,”warrant service,” 26-year old Tara J.
Police log for Friday, Jan. 16, 3:48 a.m., Currie, Coos Bay, on CCSO warrant
600 block So. Wasson, “wanted person charging Probation Violation on Posseslocated result of patrol check,” 50-year sion Meth. Transported to the Coos Co.
old Randy Lee Watkins arrested on Jail at Coquille.
CCSO warrant charging Failure to ApWanted
pear on original charge of Resist Arrest,
According
to
an
entry on the North Bend
Criminal Mischief III and Attempted
Police
log
for
Thursday,
Jan. 15, 3100
Aggravated Harassment. Second CCSO
block
Chester
St.,
“’ATL
wanted subwarrant charging Failure to Appear on
ject,”
32-year
old
Ronnie
L. Beaver,
original charges of Criminal Trespass I,
North
Bend,
charged
with
Probation
Disorderly Conduct II and Criminal
Violation,
“custody
transferred
to P&P
Trespass II. Third CCSO warrant chargat
the
Annex.
Driver
warned
for
Failure
ing Failure to Appear on original charge
to
Signal
Turn
and
No
Operator’s
Liof Failure to Appear II.
year.”
cense.”
Shoplifter
1735
Virginia
Ave.,
Safeway,
“shoplifter,” 44-year old Julie D. Tabernig, Coos Bay, cited in lieu of custody
for Theft II. “Subject trespassed from
all Mall property and Safeway for one
reported his 2 vehicles entered sometime
last night and change was taken from
inside, also cash from his wallet but wallet was left behind.” 1:44 p.m., 2100
block State St., “RP reported her vehicles were entered sometime overnight,
nothing found taken, believes they were
trying to find change.”
DWR
p.m., 300 block S. Broadway, 56-year
old James H. Green charged with Driving While Revoked – Misdemeanor.
Intoxicated
year old Thomas Phillips charged with
Probation Violation and Theft III, Criminal Mischief II and PCS Meth. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
mont Ave., “RP reported her vehicle
entered while at Lucky Star Thursday,
advised keys and her registration was
taken.” At 2:41 p.m., 2200 block State
St., “RP reported his vehicle was entered
Harassment
According to an entry on the Coos Bay sometime Saturday night, request it be
Police log for Sunday, Jan. 18, 8:45 logged for info.”
Cleaning up
a.m., 1800 block N. 6th St., “reported she
was just assaulted by a man in the park- According to an entry on the North Bend
ing lot,” 37-year old Jaymie Shields ar- Police log for Tuesday, Jan. 20, 9:37
rested on two Lebanon PD warrants p.m., 1900 block Virginia Ave., “RP
charging Failure to Appear on Criminal reported MH home at location started to
Citation and Contempt of Court and Pro- roll away and he jumped in and stopped
bation Violation on original charge of it, request officer respond to assist. 2nd
Harassment.
report of male subject now throwing
garbage from MH all over parking lot.
Burglary
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Officers respond and assist in standby
Police log for Sunday, Jan. 18, 3:37 while the male subject picked up the
a.m., 500 block So. Wasson St., 53-year mess / assistance rendered.”
p.m., 700 block Koos Bay Blvd., old male reported “burglary/theft.”
“intoxicated subject at location refusing
Coos Co. Sheriff’s
to leave,” 45-year old Michael McCoy
report
charged with Criminal Trespass II and
Some
of
the
entries
on the Coos Co.
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoSheriff’s
log
for
Monday,
Jan. 19. 12:49
quille.
p.m., Sitkum Lane, mp 27.5, “Animal
Warrant
Abuse.” 1:06 p.m., Cordell Lane, Coos
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Bay, “Burglary.” 5:27 p.m., Fishtrap
Police log for Sunday, Jan. 18, 12:48 Road, Coquille, “Assault IV-Domestic.”
p.m., Eugene PD arrested 50-year old For more information: Coos County
Cynthia Young on CBPD warrant charg- Sheriff's Office, 250 N. Baxter, Coing Failure to Appear on Criminal Cita- quille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
tion and Criminal Trespass II. Lodged 541-396-7801. Closed for Lunch from
in the Lane Co. Jail at Eugene.
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office ReShoplifter
cords 541-396-7802.
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Sunday, Jan. 18, 10:27 According to an entry on the Coos Bay
a.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 27- Police log for Monday, Jan. 18, 2:56
Wanted
a.m., Virginia & Marion, “officer out
with possible wanted subject,” 39-year
old Rowdy Howard, North Bend, arrested on two NBPD warrants charging
Unlawful Possession of Meth, and
Unlawful Possession of Meth & Criminal Trespass. Transported to the Coos
Bathing
Hospice Thrift Store and warned of
bathing in fountain.”
Wanted
Police for Tuesday, Jan. 20, 11:12 a.m.,
1900 block McPherson Ave., “P&P request officers contact detainable female
client in lobby,” 33-year old Bridget
Dawn Ceriani, North Bend, arrested on
Probation Violation charge and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Probation Violation
p.m., 1200 block Lakeshore Dr.,
“subject down in front of his RV behind
location,” 22-year old Korey Button
arrested on ProbationViolation Detainer
for P&P and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
a.m., 1775 Thompson Road, Bay Area
Hospital, 22-year old Joshua Sanders
arrested on Multnomah Co. warrant
charging Interfere with Public Transportation. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
DWS
a.m., Virginia & McPherson, 27-year
old Amanda Templeton arrested on
charge of DWS Misdemeanor and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
a.m., 1900 block Meade St., “RP reported male transient bathing in
neighbors fountain, being aggressive
towards her customers and throwing his
bike into street. Currently walked to
p.m., 1000 block Flanagan, “result of Hospice Thrift Store.
Officers re- Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
report of criminal trespass,” 25-year old sponded/subject was trespassed from Sheriff’s log for Tuesday, Jan. 20. 8:20
Devin Wilson arrested on Oregon State
a.m., Lampa Lane, Myrtle Point,
Parole Board warrant charging Parole
Violation on original charge of Burglary. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Coos Bay Marine
Warrant
p.m., 100 block N. Cammann St., 20year old Donald Bignell arrested on
CBPD warrant charging Failure to Appear on Criminal Citation and Felon in
Possession of a Restricted Weapon.
Additionally charged with Probation
Violation and transported to the Coos
1201 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay
www.coosbaymarine.com
UEMVs
Entries on the North Bend Police log
for Monday, Jan. 19, involving Unauthorized Entry into Motor Vehicle
(UEMV) reports. At 6:46 a.m., 3800
block Buccaneer Lane, “RP reported
someone entered his unlocked vehicle.
Taken was $5 in change and small
knife.” At 10:40 a.m., 3400 block Tre-
email: [email protected]
(541) 888-2535
Toll Free 866-840-1544
“Animal Neglect.” 12:31 p.m., Cougar,
Coquille, “Child Abuse.” 6:30 p.m.,
Arago
Fishtrap
Road,
Coquille,
“Burglary.”
For more information:
Coos County Sheriff's Office, 250 N.
Baxter, Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541396-7800, 541-396-7801. Closed for
Lunch from 11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's
Office Records 541-396-7802.
UEMV
a.m., 3700 block Tremont Ave., “RP
reported female subject broke into his
vehicle. Female headed southbound.
Subject was in vehicle and left door
open.” Sixty-year old Angela Koogler,
Coos Bay, taken into custody on charge
of UEMV and Theft III.
Machete
p.m., 50 E. Central Ave., “result of subject sleeping behind business,” 53-year
old Arlen Sauer arrested on Probation
Violation charge and transported to the
a.m., 700 block So. Empire Blvd.,
“report of violation of restraining order,”
30-year old Lance Elbert charged with
VRO and transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Drinking
Burglar
p.m., 245 So. Cammann St., Sunset Middle School, “report male subject drinking at the Sunset Baseball Field,” 47year old Enrique Osejo arrested on three
CBPD warrants charging Failure to Appear on original charge of Theft I & III,
Failure to Appear on original charge of
Theft I, Felon Possession Firearm &
Unlawful Possession Firearm, and Failure to Appear 1st Degree.
a.m., 101 NB & City Limits, 29-year old
Travis Crutchfield arrested on CCSP
Probable Cause charge of Burglary I.
Parole Violation
a.m., Sherman & Ohio, 28-year old
Blake P. Topping, Coos Bay, arrested on
Burglary
charge of Parole Violation, and report
According to an entry on the Coos Bay taken to be referred to DA’s Office for
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2:37 Felon in Possession of Restricted
p.m., 700 block So. 4th St., 53-year old Weapon. Transported to the Coos Co.
female reported “burglary.”
Jail at Coquille.
p.m., 2000 block Broadway Ave., “male
in front with a machete. Subject contacted and permanently trespassed locaWarrant
tion.” Rite Aid, North Bend.
Wanted
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 21,
According to an entry on the Coos Bay 10:35 a.m., SW Blvd. & Libby, 27-year
Police log for Wednesday, Jan. 21, 6:01 old Sophia Romero arrested on CBPD
p.m., “located wanted subject,” 56-year warrant charging Failure to Appear on
old Howard Eakle arrested on Umatilla Criminal Citation and Theft III. TransCo. warrant charging Failure to Appear ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
on original charge of Attempt Elude,
Warrant
DUII and Reckless Driving.
Sleeper arrested
Warrant
p.m., 1600 block Virginia Ave.,
“intoxicated male bother subject at location,” 43-year old Darryl James Hoover,
transient, arrested on CCSO warrant
charging Possession Meth, transported
Police log for Friday, Jan. 23, 12:51 Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., 100 block So. 7th St., 19-year old Sheriff’s log for Thursday, Jan. 22. 9:46
Wyatt Shane Griffith arrested on NBPD a.m., 600 block S. 12th Ct., Coos Bay,
warrant
charging
DUII,
DWSBassett
Misdemeanor,
Reckless
Endangering
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p.m., 100 block So. Empire Blvd.,
“wanted subject outside motel,” 39-year
old Trevor Welch arrested on charge of
Unlawful Possession of Meth, and State
Parole & Probation warrant charging
Probation Violation, Florence Municipal
Court warrant charging Theft II, and
CBPD Probable Cause charge of Elude
in a Vehicle, and DWS-Misdemeanor,
and Reckless Driving. Transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII
p.m., W. Central & E. 10th, 61-year old
Dale Aaron Pierce charged with DUII
Coquille.
VRO
“Animal Neglect.” 9:51 a.m., Metcalf/
Boat Basin, Charleston, “Assault IVDomestic.” 11:25 a.m., Ginger Lane,
Coquille, “Child Neglect II.” 2:26 p.m.,
400 block Klamath Ave., Bandon,
“Animal Neglect.” 10:02 p.m., 200 E.
2nd St., Coos Co. Jail, Coquille, “Use of
Force.” For more information: Coos
Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
Turned self in
Police log for Friday, Jan. 23, 10:24
a.m., “subject turned himself in on warrants,” 29-year old Jacob Andrew Lyson,
Coos Bay, taken into custody on Lake
Co. Sheriff’s Office warrant charging
DUII; also, Valley Co. Sheriff’s Office
Idaho Warrant charging Probation Violation. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille.
Accident
p.m., Virginia & Ash, “officer advised
traffic accident, male driver fled scene
on foot.” The black Honda Civic was
impounded and a passenger was transported by ambulance to BAH. A Probable Cause arrest was put out on 22-year
old Skyler Waldrop, North Bend, charging:
Failure to Perform Duties of
Driver; Assault III; Interfere with Police
Officer; and, Probation Violation.
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Burglary
Warrant
800 block State St., “RP reported someone broke into her rental residence, Report taken Burglary I, Burglary II, Theft
I & Theft II. “Value $2,000.”
p.m., “CBPD served our valid warrant,”
on 28-year old Saul Sanchez Vasquez,
Coos Bay, charging Strangulation and
Harassment. Also, Failure to Appear II.
DUII
Beer Thief
Broadway & Virginia, “traffic stop,” 43year old Michael R. Gile, North Bend,
charged with DUII, PCS Meth and Marijuana. Also warned for six-counts of
Failure to Maintain Lane and Failure to
Provide Proof of Insurance. Transported
a.m., 1585 Sherman Ave., Ashworth’s,
“RP reported male subject ran out with
case of beer. RP advised this was 10
ago. Subject ran possibly south, possibly got into a vehicle, unknown. Info to
officers, officers unable to locate the
subject.”
Harassment
Explosion
a.m., 100 block S. Empire Blvd., 40-year
old Clarice R. White charged with Harassment.
a.m., 580 N. Front St., Knutson, “loud
explosion, possible electrical fire near
location.”
Burglary
Dispute
a.m., 3400 block Ocean Blvd., 75-year
old male reported “burglary of shop.”
p.m., 2700 block N. 12th St., “dispute,”
22-year old Angelo Reed arrested on
charge of Assault IV Domestic Felony
Burglary
According to an entry on the Coos Bay and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Police log for Friday, Jan. 23, 9:33 a.m., Coquille.
Indecent Exposure
100 block S. Empire Blvd., 47-year old
reported “burglary to business.”
Warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 250 E. Johnson Ave., Lucky LogPolice log for Saturday, Jan. 24, 9:58 ger RV Park, 62-year old female rea.m., 1600 block Virginia, “officer ob- ported “indecent exposure.”
served wanted subject at location,” 27year old Jacob Clarence Cooper, North
Bend, arrested on two NBPD warrants
charging Failure to Appear on original
charge of Interfere with Police and Carry
Concealed Weapon. Also, Failure to
Appear II. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
Slinky
Warrant
p.m., Kingwood & 6th, 53-year old Mark
Willis Collins arrested on two CCSO
warrants charging Failure to Appear on
DUII charges.
DUII
a.m., 700 block Bayshore Dr., 42-year
old Sheila Snyder charged with DUII
Coquille.
p.m., 3600 block Broadway Ave., “RP
reported 2 females dressed ‘slinky’ sitting on the curb at location. Officer
checked area, unable to locate, gone
Probation Violation
prior to arrival.”
p.m., 800 block D St., 24-year old James
R. Sharp arrested on Probation Violation
Detainer and cited for DWS-Violation.
Shoplifters
Narcotics
year old Michael Steven Evans, North
Bend, charged with Probation Violation
Coquille.
“shoplifters in custody,” 28-year old
Sarah Williston and Andrew Pierson
PCS
both charged with Theft III and released
According to an entry on the North Bend on citation.
Probation Violation
p.m., Clark & Donnelly streets, “officer According to an entry on the North Bend
out with subject,” 29-year old Jordan Police log for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 1:56
Dixon, Coos Bay, charged with UEMV, p.m., 2600 block Broadway Ave., “RP
two-counts of Theft II, two-counts of reported a male resident at location causCriminal Trespass, and PCS Heroin. ing problems and taking swings at other
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- residents. Officers respond and conquille.
tacted individuals involved.” Fifty-six
p.m., 100 block N. Adams, “as result of
traffic stop,” 25-year old Kristen Hinerman and 28-year old Brandon Hinerman
both charged with PCS Meth, PCS Less
than an Oz. Marijuana and both transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
SCAM
p.m., 2000 block Cedar St., “info on a
scam. RP states a subject is calling her
Burglary
stating they’re the IRS and need to colAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay lect on a bill or the police will come to
Police log for Monday, Jan. 26, 12:29 her house and seize her property. RP
p.m., 1845 Ocean Blvd., Gib’s RV, given info to contact the FTC.”
“storage unit at Gib’s RV was broken Coos Co. Sheriff’s log
into large amount of tools and items Some of the entries on the Coos Co.
taken.”
Warrant
p.m., 100 block W. Hall St., Coos Bay,
“Search Warrant.” 12:43 p.m., Shell
Lane, Coos Bay, “Child Neglect I.”
1:25 p.m., Kuper Lane, Coos Bay,
“Sexual Abuse I.” 1:56 p.m., Paramount
Dr., Coos Bay, “Child Neglect II.” 3:23
p.m., Wygant Road, Coos Bay, “Animal
Neglect.” For more information: Coos
Coquille, Oregon 97423, 541-396-7800,
11:30a - 12:30p. Sheriff's Office ReDispute
According to an entry on the Coquille cords 541-396-7802.
a.m., 900 block N. Dean St., “verbal
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Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at CoOr, call (541) 290-9365
quille “awaiting extradition.”
a.m., Oregon Dept. of Corrections,
“Dept. of Corrections wanting confirmation of warrant on subject due to be released.” Sixty-two year old Otto Raidiger arrested on CBPD warrant charging
Failure to Report as a Sex Offender.
“Awaiting extradition to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
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