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Bay Area
Police Gazette
Jarvis Communications
October 2012
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Serving Coos Bay, North Bend, Empire, Eastside, Charleston, Lakeside, Coquille, Bandon, & Myrtle Point
CBPD—NBPD—CCSO—OSP
Police Logs & Reports
Most are entries off the various daily police logs
Illegal Hunting Charges
A North Bend-area man was arrested
Wednesday evening by an Oregon State
Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife trooper on
an allegation he shot and killed a black
bear on July 9 and left it to waste. The
investigation is continuing and additional charges may be pending. On July
18, 2012, OSP Senior Trooper Levi Harris received a tip regarding the illegal
killing of a black bear by an identified
suspect on rural property outside of the
North Bend city limits. Subsequent investigation led Harris to the property
where evidence was found substantiating
the tip. At approximately 6:25 p.m.,
Harris contacted the property owner,
JOHN ALLEN GIBSON, age 42, at his
place of employment in Coos Bay and
took him into custody for Taking Black
Bear Closed Season. GIBSON was
lodged in the Coos County Jail. Information developed during the investigation indicates the bear weighed approximately 200 pounds and its remains were
dumped on state forest property a few
miles from the suspect's residence. It's
unknown at this time if the bear was
male or female.
Burglary charges
Two were taken into custody and more
arrests are possible following investigation into a Central Oregon Coast burglary in late June. According to a news
release from the Lincoln Co. Sheriff's
Dept., over $10,000 in property was
stolen during the burglary at a residence
on Hamer Road in the Siletz area June
25. Information gathered led investigators to the home of 22-year old Kayla
Dawn Whyte, Toledo, July 1, where
some of the stolen property was recovered. Whyte was charged with Theft by
Receiving. In July 2, 26-year old Justin
Lee Webber, Toledo, was located at the
Eureka Cemetery in Newport. He was
charged with Burglary I, Aggravated
Theft I and Theft I. Both were lodged in
the county jail at Newport.
Vehicle chase
A late night vehicle pursuit on the Central Oregon Coast Thursday, July 19,
ended when the 1995 Ford pickup truck
entered a dead-end alley in an industrial
park and then fled on foot into a heavily
wooded area. According to a news release from the Newport Police Dept., a
search of the area was conducted by law
enforcement agencies, but the driver
could not be found. The truck was registered to Dahl's Disposal Company of
Toledo. A check by police at the company's business location revealed a heavily damaged gate and fence. "It was
apparent that the truck had been driven
through the fence." The investigation is
continuing.
Douglas Co. Fatal
A 28-year old Roseburg woman was
killed early Monday morning, July 16,
when her eastbound 2000 Mazda fourdoor on Hwy. 138W crossed a centerline
near milepost 17 and crashed head on
with an unloaded log truck. According
to an Oregon State Police report, the
accident occurred eight miles west of
Sutherlin in Douglas Co. at 2:50 a.m.
The driver of the 1996 Kenworth, 59year old Kelly K. Kremer, Myrtle Ck.,
received minor injuries. Ashley Nicole
Clift was not using safety restraints and
was driving with a suspended operator's
The Oregon Air National Guard's 142nd Fighter Wing is hosting F16s from Luke Air Force Base's 21st Fighter Squadron to conduct
dissimilar air combat training through October 14th. Flights will
launch daily after 7:00 a.m. and will conclude before 4:00 p.m. Dissimilar air combat training provides realistic combat training scenarios and opportunities to hone different aerial tactics that may be
used against potential adversaries. "The synergy created by training
alongside dissimilar aircraft provides much more complex scenarios
than we can receive flying alongside other F-15s," said 142nd
Fighter Wing Operations Group Commander, Col. Jeff Hwang. The
Oregon Air National Guard trains with international partners to better
understand our combined abilities, he said. "Flight training with
other nations directly enhances bilateral relations and allows us to
strengthen international relationships," said Col. Michael Stencel,
142nd Fighter Wing Commander. The 142nd Fighter Wing is tasked
under the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)
to defend the skies over the Pacific Northwest.
Bay Area Police Gazette October 2012, page 2
license. The highway was closed for Failure to Appear on an original charge possession of a used syringe." It tested
about four-hours.
of DUII. She was transported to the positive for Methamphetamine. King
Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
was charged with PCS Meth and transWarrant
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
PCS Meth
A 47-year old female was arrested on a
warrant during a traffic stop July 17, 1
p.m., at Travis Lane and Misty Court in
the Baview area of Coos Bay. According to an Oregon State Police report,
Kimberly Ruth Ridenour was wanted for
DUII & Probation
A 28-year old male stopped for a violation July 16, 5:09 p.m., on SR 42, mileViolation
post 2.8796, was arrested on a drug A gray 2001 Oldsmobile Alero, stopped
charge. According to an OSP report, July 14, 9:12 p.m., on North Bayshore
Kevin Richard King "was found to be in Dr. in Coos Bay for speeding, led to two
arrests. According to OSP reports, 47year old Shawna L. Fredrickson, Coos
Bay, showed signs of impairment and
failed a Field Sobriety Test. She was
charged with DUII. An open half-gallon
of Vodka was found on the backseat
floorboard. A passenger, 34-year old
Gary Michael Ford Jr., Coos Bay, was
taken into custody on a Probation Violation charge. Both were transported to
the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Accident
A red 1995 Honda Civic, northbound on
Hwy. 101 at milepost 228.9, July 13,
1:33 a.m., left the highway to the shoulder and struck a highway sign before
coming to rest in a ditch. According to
an OSP report, there were no injuries to
the driver, 32-year old Sarah Susan
Tucker, North Bend, but the vehicle was
towed.
Sleepy accident
A male who died in prison at the age of 66 from lung cancer has
been identified as the main suspect in two double cold case homicides on the Central Oregon Coast involving teenage girls back in
the 1990s. According to a news release from Lincoln Co. District
Attorney Rob Bovett, Bobby Jack Fowler was sentenced to prison in
1995 following his conviction for Kidnapping, Assaulting and the
Attempted Rape of a female at a Newport motel. He died May 20,
2006. The announcement follows a Royal Canadian Mounted Police
investigation in British Columbia into 18 cases of missing and murdered women. He is also suspected of being involved in other cases
in the United States dating back to the 1970s. Nineteen year old
Sheila Swanson and 17-year old Melissa Sanders, both of Sweet
Home, were last seen May 3, 1992 near Beverly Beach State Park
north of Newport. Their bodies were found in a wooded area near
Eddyville on October 10, 1992. On January 28, 1995, two 16-year old
girls went missing in the area of NW 56th Street in Newport. The
bodies of Jennifer Esson and Kara Leas were found in a wooded
area north of the city, February 15, 1995. Fowler was arrested June
28, 1995 after a woman escaped from him by jumping, unclothed
and with a rope tied around her ankle, out of a second story motel
window.
The driver of a gray 2004 Mercury Marquis that left Hwy. 101 July 12, 4:47
p.m., may have fallen asleep at the
wheel. According to an OSP report, 74year old Carol Jean Nilson, Florence,
was northbound near milepost 202.7,
Tahkenitch Lake, when she may have
fallen asleep. The vehicle left the roadway to the northbound shoulder, traveled
down an embankment and entered the
water. It struck some submerged logs
along the shore of the lake. She declined
medical treatment and was not injured.
the elk ran across the road and struck the
semi-truck in the driver side cab area.
The driver was not injured. ODOT removed the elk carcass from the ditch.
DUII & Reckless
Driving
She was found in the driver's seat of a
1999 Ford Taurus parked in the middle
of Catching Slough Road at milepost 6.5
on July 10, 11:50 p.m. According to an
OSP report, 54-year old Peggy Sue Fors,
Coos Bay, was "passed out in the
driver's seat with an open container of
Mike's Hard Lemonade in her lap. The
vehicle was turned off and the lights
were out." However, it was partially
blocking both lanes of the road. She
was awakened and failed a Field Sobriety Test. Fors was charged with DUII
and Reckless Driving. She was transported to CBPD.
Possession of
Firearm
An Attempt to Locate broadcast July 9,
1:30 p.m., was overheard by an Oregon
State Police trooper who spotted the
suspect vehicle, a 1994 Toyota 4Runner,
on Hwy. 42 near milepost 18, causing a
traffic stop. According to an OSP report, the driver, 33-year old Christopher
Lr. Penuel, North Bend, was arrested on
the Probable Cause (Theft I, Possession
of Stolen Property). However, a consent
search revealed the driver, a convicted
felon, to be in possession of a stolen
firearm. A further search revealed that
Elk collision
An elk at the Dean Creek Elk Viewing
Area, east of Reedsport on Hwy. 38, was
killed when it suddenly bolted across the
roadway July 12, 5:45 a.m., and struck a
semi-truck. According to an OSP report,
Coney
Station
Downtown Coos Bay
Curtis & Broadway
Relaxed Atmosphere
1/2 lb. Charbroiled Burgers -Steaks - Seafood
Pool Tables– PGA Golf– TV’s– Music
Salads & Pastas - Daily Lunch Specials
20 Micro & Domestic Beers & Cocktails
the entire vehicle was full of stolen property. "A short investigation of the stolen
property linked the suspect to two recent
burglaries. Penuel was transported to
Accident
He wasn't wearing a seatbelt, but he
wasn't injured when his 1997 Ford Mustang CP left Hwy. 101, milepost 252,
July 8 at 6:18 p.m. According to an
OSP report, 26-year old Cameron Lee
Boyd, Coos Bay, was northbound when
his vehicle left the roadway, went into a
ditch, scraped a tree, flipped around and
came to rest facing southbound in the
eastbound ditch. The airbags deployed.
The vehicle was towed.
GPS
She was attempting to use a "TomTom
GPS" unit to find her way home; however, when 26-year old Heather Crystal
Rimmer, Springfield, looked up, her
1995 Chevrolet four-door was "traveling
along a deep ditch" on Hwy. 242, milepost 17 on July 8, 12:15 p.m. According
to an OSP report, she struck an ODOT
sign and the vehicle rolled onto its
driver's side. She was transported to
Coquille Valley Hospital and the vehicle
was towed.
Probation Violation
A 1986 Honda Accord, stopped July 8,
9:38 a.m., on Hwy. 42, milepost 3, led to
an arrest. According to an OSP report,
27-year old Melissa Ann Musalf, Coos
Bay, had a Detainer placed on her by a
Parole Officer. She was charged with
Probation Violation and transported to
Dozed off
The driver of a 1987 Toyota pickup
truck that left Hwy. 38, milepost 14.7,
July 7, 2:38 p.m., days he dozed off.
According to an OSP report, 23-year old
Kyle Duane Allen, Roseburg, "woke up
as his passenger side tires went off the
roadway. The vehicle struck sideslope
earth and rolled. The vehicle came to
rest in the middle of the eastbound
lanes." Allen was transported to Lower
Illegal fireworks
Umpqua Hospital in Reedsport. The She was stopped in a silver 2012 Honda
vehicle was towed.
Accord for "excessive speed" on Hwy.
DUII
38, milepost 24, July 4, 9:10 p.m. AcA 35-year old Coos Bay male was ar- cording to an OSP report, 19-year old
rested on charges related to drunk driv- Melissa Ann Johnson they inquired
ing after an Oregon State Police trooper about the "legality of specific types of
witnessed him "attempting to enter his fireworks, admitted to possessing illegal
vehicle, but nearly fall into the roadway fireworks and surrendered fireworks for
doing so." According to an OSP report destruction."
for July 7, 1:52 a.m., Hwy. 101, mileMeth
post 240. "I then observed the suspect A maroon Dodge Neon, stopped July 1,
run a red light at Edwards and US-101 10 a.m., on Meade St. in North Bend,
and continue southbound, across both led to drug charges to the driver. AcSB lanes at speeds near 80-MPH in the cording to an OSP report, "observed
30-MPH and 45-MPH zones. The sus- indicators of narcotics within the vehipect nearly struck the roadside curb on cle. Consent search allowed. Located
the south end of the Bay Park Lane in- half ounce of meth, scales, multiple
tersection." John Hurricane Skallerud, packaging material, and paraphernalia."
Coos Bay, yielded to a parking lot. He Forty-year old Mailee James was ar"exhibited multiple signs of impairment rested on charges of Distributing Conupon contacted," and failed a Field So- trolled Substance, Possession of Conbriety Test. Skallerud was transported trolled Substance, Methamphetamine.
to CBPD where he was cited for DUII, She was transported to the Coos Co. Jail
Reckless Driving PCS Less than an Oz. at Coquille.
Marijuana, Failure to Obey a Traffic
DUII
Control Device (red light), and Driving
A report by ODOT of a "suspected inUninsured.
toxicated driver" operating a red and
Warrant
white 1991 Dodge Dakota pickup truck
A wanted individual was spotted on a southbound on Hwy. 101 near milepost
bicycle and arrested July 6, 5:15 p.m., 244, July 3, 1:26 p.m., led to a DUII
North Morrison and Taylor in Coos Bay. arrest. According to an OSP report, 25According to an OSP report, 28-year old year old Desiree D. Irons, North Bend,
Kenneth Stan Eck, Coos Bay, was consented to a Field Sobriety Test and
wanted for Failure to Appear on a DUII failed. She was taken to CBPD where
charge. He was transported to the Coos she was cited for DUII, Reckless DrivCo. Jail at Coquille.
ing, 5-counts of Recklessly EndangerDUII
ing, Failure to Surrender Suspended
He was driving a 1990 Toyota Corolla Driver's License, DWS-Violation and
without its lights on July 5, 12:25 a.m., Driving Uninsured. She was released to
on SR 240, milepost 9. According to an a sober adult. Her dog was taken to the
OSP report, "an investigation revealed Animal Shelter.
the driver was impaired." Thirty-one
Stolen vehicle
year old Nelson Marcello Ocampo, Coos
recovered
Bay, "had no identification on his person." Another trooper reported NBPD A woman just released from the Coos
had a Probable Cause for his arrest on County Jail in Coquille on Wednesday,
Forgery and Possession of a Forged In- July 11, allegedly stole a vehicle from a
strument. He consented to and failed a bank parking lot on the 200 block of
Field Sobriety Test and transported to North Central Blvd. According to a
NBPD for identification and a breath news release from Coquille PD, the
test. Ocampo was then taken to the owner of the silver Honda Civic left his
keys in the ignition while visiting a couCoos Co. Jail at Coquille.
ple of nearby businesses. Officers were
DUII
unable to locate the vehicle and turned to
The driver of a blue 1994 Ford Aerostar the bank to review its security cameras.
van failed to properly negotiate a curve They revealed pictures of a female drivon Coos Head Road, milepost 1, and ran ing away. Jail Staff identified the susoff the roadway July 4, 10:45 p.m. Ac- pect as 30-year old Kristy Ann Devlin,
cording to an OSP report, the van was Coos Bay. A call was made to family
high centered. The driver, 64-year old members who in turn contacted her.
Michael Jay Hull, Coos Bay, "displayed Devlin was urged to turn herself in, but
signs and symptoms of impairment." He failed to do so. However, she did reveal
failed a Field Sobriety Test and was where the vehicle could belocated in
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Charleston.
It was also discovered
quille.
someone entered another vehicle in the
bank parking lot and stole a purse.
Some of the stolen credit cards had been
used in the Bay Area.
Probation Violation
According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Sunday, July 15, 9:32
p.m., Newmark & Pine, 44-year old
Martin Solinger arrested on a charge of
Probation Violation. Transported to the
Assault
a.m., 900 Oakway, "sister was just assaulted." Forty-eight year old Douglas
Reed arrested on charges of Assault IV
Domestic, Felon in Possession of Firearm & Unlawful Possession of Meth.
Also cited for DWS Violation and Driving Uninsured. Transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille.
Suspicious
An "anonymous RP reported subjects in
a silver SUV in the alley at location.
Advised subjects walking around with
flashlights and going to a residence," led
to two arrests early Monday morning,
July 16, in North Bend. According to an
entry on the police log for 3:19 a.m.,
Marion Ave. & 15th St., 26-year old
Alicia Staton, Spokane, WA, charged
with Possession of Stolen Vehicle, PCS
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more than 1 Oz Marijuana within 1,000
feet of a School, PCS Meth, PCS Hashish, PCS Heroin and Possession of Stolen Property. Also arrested was 29-year
old Jontel Jackson, Seattle, WA, on
charges of Possession of Stolen Vehicle,
PCS more than 1 Oz. Marijuana within
1,000 feet of School, PCS Meth, PCS
Hashish, PCS Heroin and Possession of
Stolen Property.
Burglary I, Conspiracy to Commit Bur- entry on the CBPD log for 10:40 a.m.,
According to an entry on the Coos Co. glary I, Theft I and Conspiracy to Com- 100 block So. Wall St., Devlin was arrested on Coquille PD Probable Cause
Sheriff's log for Sunday, July 15, 8:22 mit Theft I.
on charges of Unauthorized Use of a
Warrant
a.m., Elliott State Forest, "observed
about 40 tires dumped over bank."
A female released from Bay Area Hospi- Motor Vehicle and Unlawful Entry into
tal Tuesday morning, July 17, was ar- a Motor Vehicle.
Disorderly
Criminal Trespass
According to an entry on the North Bend rested on warrants by NBPD. According
to
an
entry
on
the
North
Bend
Police
According
to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Monday, July 16, 12:27
log
for
8:46
a.m.,
1775
Thompson
Road,
Police
log
for
Wednesday, July 18, 9:34
p.m., Broadway & 12th, "anonymous
31-year
old
Tiffany
Martin,
Washington,
p.m.,
2051
Newmark
Ave., Walmart,
male reported elderly male with long
arrested
on
three
warrants
out
of
King
"trespassed
subject
is
at
location now."
beard hanging out at location for 2 hours
County
Sheriff's
Office
for
Forgery,
two
Twenty-two
year
old
William
Emery
talking to himself. Now he is taking his
-counts
of
Theft
II
and
Forgery
&
ID
arrested
for
Criminal
Trespass
II
and
clothes off. Officer responded / advised
Theft.
She
was
transported
to
the
Coos
Introducing
Contraband
to
the
Jail.
Also
subject was fine other than some mental
cited for PCS Less than an Oz. Mariissues. Advised to keep clothes on." Co. Jail at Coquille.
juana. Twenty-five year old Gary CarFight
Sixty-four year old male contacted.
A report of "neighbors at it again," led to son arrested for Criminal Trespass II.
Dumped tires
Scam
According to an entry on the North Bend
a.m., 400 block O'Connell St., "RP reported his mother was taken on a scam.
Loss value $10,000. Report taken for
Theft by Deception and Scam."
Warrant
an arrest early Wednesday morning, July
18, on the 200 block of LaClair St. in
Coos Bay. According to an entry on the
police log for 12:56 a.m., 21-year old
Curtis Pearce was arrested on charges of
Interfering with Police, Criminal Mischief III, and Disorderly Conduct and
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Twenty-year old Brittany Witasek was cited for MIP Alcohol by Consumption. Another juvenile was referred
to the Juvenile Dept. for MIP.
A Criminal Trespass Monday, July 16,
resulted in a warrant service arrest. According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for 9:23 p.m., 100 block No.
Empire Blvd., 41-year old Tracey MiWarrant
chelle Wilson arrested on OSP warrant
According
to
an entry on the Coos Bay
for Possession of Meth and transported
Police
log
for
Tuesday, July 17, 9:34
to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
p.m., Edward Road, Bachelor Inn, 55DUII
year old Grant Longwill arrested on warAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay rants for Failure to Appear on DUII and
Police log for Monday, July 16, 8:22 Failure to Appear Citation.
p.m., 6th & Kingwood, "traffic stop reArrest
sulting in DUII. Fifty-one year old
A
30-year
old
female, who allegedly
Brian Richard Cade charged with DUII
stole
a
vehicle
from
a bank parking lot in
& Probation Violation. Also cited for
Coquille
after
being
released from jail,
Refusal to do Breath Test. Transported
was
arrested
Tuesday,
July 17, in the
Empire District of Coos Bay. Police
Shoplifter
used video surveillance to identify
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Kristy Devlin as a suspect. Investigators
Police log for Monday, July 16, 100 initially contacted family members, who
block So. 7th St., "shoplifter in custody." in turn located Devlin to encourage to
Forty-one year old John Gerken charged turn herself in. She revealed where the
with Theft III and Criminal Trespass I. stolen vehicle was located in Charleston,
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- but failed to give up. According to an
quille.
Hit & Run
A motor vehicle hit & run on D Street in
Eastside Monday, July 16, led to a DUII
arrest. According to an entry on the
Coos Bay Police log for 1:54 p.m., 47year old Elizabeth R. Davis was charged
DUII
with DUII, MVA Hit & Run and Open
A report of an accident on the Cape Container. She was transported to the
Arago Hwy., early Sunday morning, Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
July 15, 12:33 a.m., led to a DUII arrest.
Warrant
According to an entry on the Coos Co.
According
to
an
entry on the North Bend
Sheriff's log, "female caller, vehicle rear
Police
log
for
Tuesday,
July 17, CBPD
-ended, having back pain." Eighteen
served
NBPD
warrant
on
20-year old
year old Jackson F. Conrad arrested for
Shianne
Larae
Busch,
Coos
Bay, on
DUII (BAC .11%), released to father.
Warrant
Police log for Wednesday, July 18, 1:44
p.m., 1900 block Newmark Ave.,
"person stop." Thirty-year old Charles
Clinton Smith arrested on Lane Co. warrant for Manufacture Marijuana, Delivery of Marijuana for Consideration and
Possession Marijuana.
Counterfeit
Police log for Wednesday, July 18, 2051
Newmark Ave., 53-year old female reported "counterfeit money."
Sexual Delinquency
Sheriff's Office log for Wednesday, July
18, 10:15 a.m., Luscomb, Coos Bay, "19
year old great nephew had sex with RP's
15 year old daughter at location. Report
taken, "Contributing to Sexual Delinquency of Minor."
Naked
Sheriff's log for Wednesday, July 18,
1:08 p.m., 5502 Road, "naked elderly
man on roadway. Advise RP/USFS
there are no units available to respond.
RP advises she will relay info to USFS
to handle." Coming off Port Orford
side, milepost 1-2.
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locate intoxicated driver," 61-year old 1609 Virginia Ave., Mini Pet Mart,
Southwestern Oregon Community Col- Samuel Clausen arrested for DUII and "counterfeit money at location."
Wanted
lege Security reported to Coos Bay Po- cited for DWS-Violation.
Assault
lice about a building possibly broken
A traffic stop Saturday morning, July 21,
into early Friday morning, July 20, 1:40 According to an entry on the Coos Co. 2:15 a.m., 149 S. 7th St. in Coos Bay
a.m. According to an entry on the police Sheriff's log for Thursday, July 19, 1:21 resulted in an arrest of a wanted person.
log, 19-year old Colton Spatz arrested p.m., Sarah Lane, Coos Bay, "domestic According to an entry on the police log,
on charges of two-counts of Burglary II, with wife." Michael Maloy arrested for 38-year old Kerry James Purington Jr.
two-counts of Theft II, two-counts of Assault IV Domestic Strangulation and was wanted on a Clackamas Co. warrant
Criminal Mischief II, and cited for PCS transported to the county jail at Coquille. for Failure to Appear on a charge of
Less than an Oz. Marijuana, and MIP
DUII. He was transported to the Coos
Laying on sidewalk
Alcohol.
According to an entry on the North Bend Co. Jail at Coquille. A 20-year old feDUII
Police log for Friday, July 20, 10:55 male was cited for PCS Less than an Oz.
According to an entry on the Coos Bay p.m., Hwy. 101/Simpson Park, "multiple Marijuana.
Burglary at SWOCC
Police log for Friday, July 20, 12:55
a.m., Hwy. 101 & Chip Pile, "from traffic stop," 31-year old Scott McGarrell
arrested on charge of DUII and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
RPs reported subject laying on sidewalk." Thirty-one year old Shelbee
Lynn Casey arrested on Police Officer
Mental Hold, warned for Disorderly
Conduct.
Criminal Trespass
Fighting
Police log for Thursday, July 19, 6:47
p.m., 149 So. 7th St., Freshmart, 36-year
old Eric Cunningham arrested on charge
of Criminal Trespass II. Earlier, at 5:30
p.m., same location, Cunningham was
arrested as a shoplifter and cited in lieu
of custody for Theft III.
A report of "two people fighting," at
McPherson and Virginia avenues Friday
night, July 20, 10:45 p.m., led to arrests.
Police log, 21-year old Mallory Jean
Hannah was found to be wanted on a
CCSO warrant for Failure to Appear on
original charge of Theft II and Theft of
Services. Also charged with PCS Heroin. Twenty-one year old Logan Robert
Rauscherty was wanted on a CCSO warrant for Failure to Appear on original
charge of Theft II and Theft of Services.
Also charged with PCS Heroin. Both
warned for Disorderly Conduct.
Indecent
Police log for Thursday, July 19, 479
Newmark Ave., "indecent exposure"
reported at the Silver Dollar Tavern at
5:05 p.m.
DUII
Counterfeit money
According to an entry on the Coquille
Police log for Thursday, July 19, 12:31 According to an entry on the North Bend
p.m., Hwy. 42 & Adams, "attempt to Police log for Friday, July 20, 5:22 p.m.,
Coquille.
Shoplifter
Police log for Saturday, July 21, 2051
Newmark, Walmart, "shoplifter," 23year old Vincent Tyler Mayes charged
with Theft III and DWS Misdemeanor.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Campers
Sheriff's log for Saturday, July 21, Bastendorff County Park, "multiple reports
of domestic fight." Three couples in
DUII
campsite, one couple physical holding
According to an entry on the Coquille each other down, female intoxicated.
Police log for Friday, July 20, 5:16 p.m., Warned for Disorderly Conduct, warned
Hwy. 42 & No. Central, "attempt to lo- not to drive and to sleep it off.
cate possible intoxicated driver." FiftySearching for a
two year old April Fisher arrested on
witness
charge of Unlawful Possession Schedule
II Controlled Substance, DUII. Trans- The 47-year old male accused of killing
a wheelchair bound 60-year old male on
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
July 16 at a motel in North Bend faced
VRO/DWS
an official charge of Murder in a Coos
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Co. Circuit Court Thursday in Coquille.
Police log for Friday, July 20, 4:51 p.m., Ronald Wayne Ambill could serve up to
470 Golden Ave., Coos Bay Post Office, 25-years in prison for allegedly killing
"result of Driving While Suspended," 34 60-year old David Marion Barker at the
-year old Michael Dixon charged with Itty Bitty Inn on Sherman Ave. (Hwy.
Violation of Restraining Order. Cited in 101) by "blunt force trauma." The Dislieu of custody for DWS - Misdemeanor. trict Attorney is now turning to the pubShoplifter
lic to help fill in the blanks of their inAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay vestigation. Ambill hitchhiked away
Police log for Friday, July 20, 12:06 from the crime scene the next day, but
p.m., 149 So. 7th St., Freshmart, 22-year reached Newport where he turned himold William Emery arrested on charge of self in to the Lincoln Co. Jail on
Theft III, also cited for Criminal Tres- Wednesday, Jan. 18. According to a
pass. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at news release, investigators would like to
talk with anyone who may have given
him a ride north. Ambill is described as
a white male adult, five-feet eleveninches tall, approximately 180 lbs. with
brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone
with information is urged to contact the
North Bend Police Dept. at (541) 7563161.
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of Bandon
Oregon State Police (OSP), in conjunction with the Coos County District Attorney's Office, is continuing the investigation into the cause of Wednesday
morning's traffic crash that seriously
injured a bicyclist along Highway 101
just north of the Coos / Curry County
line. The bicyclist's name will be released Thursday after confirmation that
family residing out of the country has
been notified. According to Sergeant
John Keeler, on July 25, 2012 at approximately 11:25 a.m. a 1997 Toyota 4Runner driven by BETHANY A. PECK,
age 62, from Langlois, was southbound
on Highway 101 near milepost 285
when it struck a bicyclist along the
southbound shoulder. The 52-year old
bicyclist from Netherlands was transported by Bay City Ambulance to Bay
City Hospital with serious, non-life
threatening injuries. He was reportedly
traveling alone and wearing a protective
helmet. PECK was not injured. She has
been cooperating with the investigation
and no enforcement action taken at this
time. Her husband, WILLIAM PECK,
age not available, came to the scene and
was visibly impaired. An OSP senior
trooper subsequently arrested WILLIAM
PECK for Driving Under the Influence
of Intoxicants and transported him to the
Coos County Jail. OSP troopers from
the Coos Bay Area Command office,
with the assistance of the Coos County
District Attorney's Office, are continuing
the investigation.
Knee deep
She decided to be a trail blazer while
camping on the Central Oregon Coast.
According to a news release from the
Newport Police Dept., a 60-year old
Portland woman, camping at South
Beach State Park, walked to a grocery
store Saturday, July 21, but decided to
return to her campsite by going through
a wooded area. She lost her shoes and
got lost. At 7:40 p.m., emergency personnel coordinated a search. A police
officer finally made voice contact with
the woman and found her several hundred yards off of Hwy. 101 in knee-deep
water and heavy brush. She was with
her dog. Both were returned to the
campsite where she refused medical
treatment.
Stolen vehicle
Central Oregon Coast law enforcement
agencies were involved in a high-speed
pursuit early Friday morning, July 27.
Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office, a gray
Dodge pickup truck was reported stolen
from a driveway in the Rose Lodge area
northeast of Lincoln City at 3:30 a.m.
LCPD spotted the stolen truck
southbound on Hwy. 101 about 4 a.m.
A chase ensued into Depoe Bay where
the driver abandoned the vehicle and
fled on foot. Despite a search of the
area, the suspect got away. The vehicle
was processed for evidence and returned
to its owner.
Hwy. 42S Accident
A 2001 Mitsubishi Mirage "sustained
substantial damage" during a single vehicle accident on Hwy. 42S, milepost
16, July 24 at 9:40 a.m. According to an
Oregon State Police report, 48-year old
Felix Sidney Maxwell, Coquille,
"reportedly blacked out. The vehicle
crossed the eastbound lane, traveled
down an embankment in an uncontrolled
manner and struck a large tree before
coming to a rest." The driver was transported to Coquille Valley Hospital. The
vehicle was towed and no citations issued.
DUII
A 1990 Buick Century, stopped on
Libby Lane southwest of Coos Bay July
23, 7:03 p.m. for Speeding, led to a
DUII arrest at Shinglehouse Road. According to an OSP report, 33-year old
Amy Marie Chavez, Coos Bay, "was
impaired." She was arrested and transported to CBPD for a breath sample.
"Chavez was accompanied by her four
minor children and an adult male." She
was also charged with five-counts of
Recklessly Endangering and released to
a sober adult at the PD.
Rollover
A 1998 Jeep Wrangler crashed into a
guardrail on Hwy. 101, milepost 240.6,
"after losing control due to turning too
sharply for her rate of travel," on July 23
at 12:34 p.m. According to an OSP report, 34-year old Danielle Franceen
Maria Ludtke was assisted by others in
exiting the vehicle. She complained of
head pain and was transported by ambulance to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay.
Ludtke was cited for Driving Uninsured
and warned for Failure to Renew the
Registration and Careless Driving.
Accident
The driver reportedly was choking just
before the 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 led
Hwy. 42, milepost 1, July 23, 8:37 a.m.
According to an OSP report, 54-year old
Robert Charles Evans crashed into a
utility pole before coming to rest in a
gravel turnout.
A passenger/spouse
complained of chest pain. Evans was
uninjured. However, a valid arrest warrant for Evans was found and he was
taken into custody, transported to the
Fell Asleep
The driver of a westbound vehicle on
Hwy. 38, reportedly fell asleep at the
wheel July 21, 7:45 a.m., at milepost 20,
and drifted off the right side of the roadway. According to an OSP report, "the
vehicle struck a fog marker, causing the
driver to awaken.
He immediately
jerked the wheel to the left, causing the
vehicle to go back onto the roadway. He
then jerked the wheel back to the right,
causing the vehicle to enter a clockwise
rotation and again go off the right side of
the roadway." The vehicle hit an embankment and went airborne, rolled 360
degrees before coming to rest on its
wheels facing east in the westbound
ditch. The driver self-extricated and a quille.
local resident dialed 911.
Criminal
Warrant
Trespass
Police log for Tuesday, July 24, 10:54
p.m., Mill Casino, 3201 Tremont Ave.,
"Mill Security request officer for subject
that is trespassing at location." Fortythree year old Kimberly Shepher, Coos
Bay, cited and released for Criminal
Trespass I.
p.m., CBPD served NBPD warrant on
22-year old Devin Joe Wilson, Coos
Bay, for Failure to Appear on Burglary I
charge. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
at Coquille. An entry on the CBPD log
for 6:09 p.m., 1100 block Central Ave.,
Warrant
"anonymous report that subjects fighting While providing a Civil Standby for a
at location." Wilson arrested on warrant. landlord on the 2800 block of Sherman
Water Heater Thief
Ave., in North Bend, Tuesday, July 24,
A report of a "male subject in his base- led to the arrest of a wanted subject.
ment, caught him trying to steal his wa- According to an entry on the police log
ter heater," led to an arrest Sunday, July for 9:52 a.m. George Christopher Choy
22. According to an entry on the North was found to be wanted on Florence PD
Bend Police log for 12:40 p.m., 1500 warrant for Forgery II and transported to
block Union Ave., 48-year old Lonnie the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Gish, Coos Bay, taken into custody and
Mental subject
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- According to an entry on the Coos Bay
quille. "Report taken for Burglary I, Police log for Tuesday, July 24, 5:56
Criminal Mischief III and Attempted p.m., Newmark & LaClair, 27-year old
Theft II."
female reported, "male assaulting himself and talking to the telephone pole."
Stolen vehicle
Counterfeit
Police log for Sunday, July 22, 7:21 According to an entry on the Coos Bay
a.m., 700 block Wall St., "RP reported Police log for Tuesday, July 24, 1:36
someone stole his vehicle sometime over p.m., 57-yea rold female reported
night." At 3:48 p.m., "OSP located our "counterfeit money," on the 200 block
stolen vehicle on Cape Arago Hwy. So. 5th St.
Officer responded out there. Suspect
Disorderly
taken into custody by OSP. Vehicle was
According
to
released to owner."
Fire
a.m., 500 block No. 3rd, 75-year old
According to an entry on the Coos Co. female reported, "female urinating in
Sheriff's log for Sunday, July 22, 12:28 neighbor's yard and going through their
a.m., Olive Barber Road, Coos Bay, garbage."
"someone tried to start a bus stop on fire.
Accident
Neighbors have put the fire out."
A 26-year old North Bend male was
Intoxicated
cited for Careless Driving following a
According to an entry on the Coquille two-vehicle collision on Hwy. 32 bePolice log for Tuesday, July 24, 1:43 tween Myrtle Point and Coquille early
a.m., 900 block E 5th St., Coquille Valley Hospital, "advise subject we've been
Sometimes
looking for is back at the ER." Fiftyit’s more
four year old Ronald Hansen arrested on
charges of Criminal Trespass II and Disthan just
orderly Conduct.
Dispute
p.m., 200 block Kruse Ave., "dispute."
Forty-seven year old Thomas Wade
Sawyer arrested for Criminal Trespass I.
Arrest
Sheriff's log for Monday, July 23, 5:44
p.m., Glen Aiken Creek Road, Coquille.,
Justin Arriola arrested on charges of
Robbery I, Kidnap and Burglary I.
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Thursday morning, July 26. According
to a news release from the Coos Co.
Sheriff's Office, Steven William Burgess
fell asleep at the wheel of his 2005 Nissan Sentra while eastbound near Lee
Valley Road about 6:43 a.m. His vehicle drifted into the westbound lane
where it nearly struck a 2003 Volkswagen Jetta operated by 50-year old
Samuel Lee Frederick, Coquille. Following the initial collision, the Nissan
impacted a guardrail, sheering off the
driver's side front tire and axle. Frederick was transported to Coquille Valley
Hospital and treated for minor injuries as
well as glass in his eyes. Burgess received a shoulder injury but refused
medical transport.
Rat
a.m., 1600 block Newmark Ave., 45year old female reported, "someone left
a dead rat on their porch."
Probation Violation
a.m., 500 block of Lockhart Ave., "male
at location, advises he has a warrant for
his arrest." Thirty-six year old Jason
Bragg arrested for Probation Violation
Detainer for Parole & Probation.
Warrant
Police log for Wednesday, July 25, 9
p.m., 100 block No. Elliott St., "attempt
to locate wanted subject." Seventy-eight
year old Delton Francis arrested on
CQPD warrant for Burglary II, Harassment and Criminal Trespass II. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Assault
p.m., 200 block So. 10th St., 28-year old
male "wants to report an assault and
theft." Twenty-four year old Brittany
Corbin arrested on charge of Assault IV
Domestic and transported to the Coos
lodged at the Jackson Co. Jail on CQPD
Warrant
warrant
charging
Probation
Violation
on
Police log for Wednesday, July 25, 9:47 original charge of Possession Meth.
Police log for Friday, July 27, 3:39 p.m.,
p.m., 1200 block Virginia Ave., "RP
200 block No. Broadway, "officer out
Probation Violation
reported refused service to male and he According to an entry on the Coos Bay with male." Twenty-one year old Gary
pulled a knife." Twenty-vie year old Police log for Thursday, July 26, 11:35 David Danielson, North Bend, arrested
Sean M. Crane, Coos Bay, arrested on p.m., So. Broadway & Johnson, "located on CBPD warrant for Probation Violacharge of Menacing.
while investigating another call." Thirty tion and transported to the Coos Co. Jail
-eight year old Gary Wozniak arrested at Coquille.
Criminal Trespass
DWS
According to an entry on the North Bend on Probation Violation Detainer for Parole
&
Probation,
along
with
CBPD
p.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., "Mill Security charge of PCS Meth. Transported to the Police log for Saturday, July 28, 12:34
request officer for Criminal Trespass." Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
a.m., Hwy. 42 & No. Central, 19-year
Thirty-year old Ryan Scott VanHoof
old Hannah Maria Holmes charged with
Probation Violation
cited in lieu of arrest for Criminal Tres- According to an entry on the Coos Bay DWS Misdemeanor and transported to
pass.
Police log for Thursday, July 26, 10:07 the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
p.m., 1000 block Newmark Ave., "out
Probation Violation
Warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend with 2 at location." Forty-seven year old According to an entry on the Coos Bay
Police log for Wednesday, July 25, 7:09 George Ivanoff arrested on Probation Police log for Friday, July 27, 11:01
a.m., 1500 block Sherman Ave., Violation Detainer for Parole & Proba- p.m., 1075 Newmark, Empire 7-11.
"possible location of wanted subject." tion. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Twenty-seven
year
old
William
Forty-year old Timothy W. Ashmus Coquille.
Randolph arrested on CBPD warrant for
charged with Probation Violation and
five-counts ID Theft, two-counts Theft
Juvenile
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- According to an entry on the Coos Bay in the Second Degree, Criminal Possesquille.
Police log for Thursday, July 26, 7:40 sion of a Forged Instrument in the Secp.m., Curtis & 2nd, "probation viola- ond Degree, Forgery in the Second DeRobbery &
Juvenile arrested on charges of gree and Failure to Appear on an origiKidnapping Charges tion."
Unauthorized Use Vehicle, Unauthor- nal charge of Assault IV and HarassTwo Coos County males were arrested ized Entry Motor Vehicle, Theft III and ment. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail
July 23rd following an alleged robbery Probation Violation per Multnomah Co. at Coquille.
on Cascade Lane in Coos Bay the day "Juvenile transported to Roseburg JuveWarrant
before where an 83-year old man was nile Detention Center.
According
to
confronted by a male wearing a hard hat
Police
log
for
Friday, July 27, 9:40 p.m.,
Naked
outside of his house about 2:38 p.m.
1500
block
No.
19th St., 29-year old
The individual then produced what According to an entry on the Coos Co.
Margaret
Farris
arrested
on CBPD warSheriff's
log
for
Thursday,
July
26,
4:59
looked like a hand gun and stated he was
rant
for
Failure
to
Appear
on original
p.m.,
Johnson
Mill
Pond,
Coquille,
actually a police officer. He took the
charge
of
Assault
IV.
Transported
to the
"naked
man
laying
next
to
black
Harley
victim into his house where he was tied
Coos
Co.
Jail
at
Coquille.
motorcycle."
Subject
left
prior
to
arriup after producing valuables. Meanwhile, a 52-year old male who lives on val.
the property in a trailer came to the residence and found a second male in a vehicle parked in the driveway. The suspect came out of the house, reiterated he
was police and ordered the individual
back to his motor home. However, he
later came out and went to the residence
where he freed the victim and called
1085 So. 2nd
police. Police identified two suspects
Coos Bay
from the descriptions provided. At 9:30
a.m., 30-year old Aaron Kyle Beam,
Coos Bay, turned himself in and was
booked into the county jail on charges of
Robbery I, Kidnap I, Burglary I, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Impersonating a
Police Officer and Criminal Conspiracy.
At 6 p.m., 35-year old Justin Dennis
Arriola, Myrtle Point, was located and
booked into the jail on the same charges.
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Police log for Friday, July 27, 1:52 p.m.,
Schoneman & Salmon, "result of traffic
stop," 54-year old Timothy Stillion arrested for Failure to Carry and Present
and cited for Failure to Wear Seat Belt.
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Warrant
Police log for Saturday, July 28, 1:49
p.m., OSP served NBPD warrant on 24year old Casey Allen Nelson, Bandon,
for Failure to Appear on original charge
of Possession Meth.
Warrant
Police log for Saturday, July 28, 9:54
a.m., 1500 block of Hayes St., "officers
attempt warrant served at location. Unable to locate the initial subject. Officers located a different wanted subject."
Fifty-seven year old John William Powers, North Bend, for Probation Violation.
Additionally charged with Giving False
Info, Parole & Probation notified,
"confirmed subject has detainer for a
PV." Forty-four year old female warned
for Hindering.
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Arson Fire
On July 29, 2012 at approximately 4:40
pm, The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office
responded to 6710 Glen Avenue, Gleneden Beach, Oregon on a report of a residence on fire. The initial investigation
revealed the residence, a vacation home,
had been intentionally set on fire and the
damage was extensive. Lincoln County
Sheriffs Office Detectives, assisted by
the Oregon State Police Arson Unit,
Depoe Bay Fire Department, Newport
Fire Department, and the State Fire Marshal's Office began an investigation into
the fire. The investigation determined
that two juveniles from the Gleneden
Beach area intentionally entered the
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2012 a 12 year old juvenile male from
the Gleneden Beach area was arrested
for Arson I, Criminal Mischief I, Criminal Trespass I, and Burglary I and
lodged at the Lincoln County Juvenile
Detention Facility. On August 02, 2012
a 10 year old juvenile male from the
Gleneden Beach area was referred to the
Juvenile Department for the charges of
Arson I, Criminal Mischief I, Criminal
Trespass I, and Burglary I. He was released to his parents. Oregon Revised
Statue 419C.133 requires judicial review
and written findings describing why it is
in the best interests of the youth under
the age of 12 to be placed in detention.
I-5 Accident
Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing
the investigation into Wednesday afternoon's single vehicle crash on Interstate
5 about two miles south of Rice Hill that
seriously injured a Coquille-area man.
On August 1, 2012 at approximately
5:00 p.m. a 2004 Kia four-door driven
by LEO RAY McCLURE, age 63, from
Coquille, was southbound on Interstate 5
near milepost 146 in the left lane when,
for an undetermined reason, it traveled
onto the inside gravel shoulder.
McCLURE overcorrected to the right,
traveling across the southbound lanes
where the car struck an embankment and
went airborne before coming to rest on
its top in the right hand lane. The crash
was witnessed by a North Douglas Fire
Department captain. North Douglas Fire
and medical personnel responded to the
scene. McCLURE was extricated and
transported by ground ambulance to a
secondary location where he was taken
by LifeFlight to Sacred Heart Medical
Center at RiverBend. He is reportedly in
critical condition.
Rollover
A medical emergency caused the driver
of a white 1987 Chevrolet S10 pickup
truck to lose control on Hwy. 101, mile
post 230.5, July 31, 3:25 p.m., resulting
in a rollover accident. According to an
Oregon State Police report, the vehicle
left the northbound shoulder and straddle an embankment before overturning.
It came to rest on its top. The driver, 53year old Stephen P. Missin, was extricated by North Bay Fire personnel and
transported by ambulance to a hospital.
Crash
No names were available with the OSP
Mon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Florence 11:20 report; however, a westbound chip truck
a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive Coos Bay 12:20 p.m. collided with a Ford Ranger pickup
truck on Hwy. 42, mile post 3, July 30,
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7:40 p.m., when the pickup attempted to
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bound semi. The Ranger was struck in
the right front passenger side just behind
the passenger seat. It spun 180 degrees
and came to rest near the guardrail. The
two occupants of the pickup were transported by ambulance to a hospital. The
chip truck driver was not injured.
Motorcycle accident
A 1980 Honda Goldwing motorcycle
crashed on Hwy. 101, milepost 255.5,
July 30, 12:25 p.m., when its kick stand
struck the pavement causing it to go out
of control. According to an OSP report,
64-year old Kim A. Dew, North Bend,
was operating the motorcycle with a
small trailer hauling a large dog. It traveled across the southbound lane, into the
northbound left-hand turn lane. Dew
suffered minor to moderate injuries and
was transported by ambulance to Southern Coos Hospital. The dog was taken
to the Coos Co. Animal Shelter.
Warrant
Contact with occupants of a blue 2008
Ford Focus at the Empire McKay's July
28, 2:05 led to arrests. According to an
OSP report, the two 24-year old male
occupants were both arrested for Probation Violation and a warrant. Twentyfour year old Casey James Carlson was
charged with PV, PCS-Meth and PCSHeroin. Casey Allen Nelson was arrested on a warrant. "A consent search
of the vehicle revealed a digital scale,
small amounts of methamphetamine,
cutting agents, Heroin, a meth pipe,
other meth Paraphernalia and numerous
pieces of suspected stolen jewelry. Two
females, 30-year old Kristy Ann Devlin
and 32-year old Raena Lynn Gabbard
were charged with PCS Meth and released at the scene. The two males were
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
DUII CS
Warrant
An older 1993 Toyota SDX pickup truck
was stopped on the Cape Arago Hwy.
(SR 240), July 29, 4:30 p.m., for a
"violation in addition to having been the
subject of a driving complaint. According to an OSP report, an investigation
revealed the operator was impaired."
Forty-five year old Michael Allen Ebert,
Coos Bay, was transported to the Coos
Co. Jail at Coquille. He was cited for
Refusing a Urine Test as well as DUII,
Reckless Driving, and Recklessly Endangering.
According to an OSP report, a state
trooper contacted 32-year old Randy Lee
Zacpal, Coos Bay, at his residence and
took him into custody July 28, 9:23 a.m.,
on an outstanding warrant. He was
DUII crash
The driver of a blue 1995 Toyota pickup
that wrecked on Hwy. 101, milepost
215, July 26, 11:20 p.m., had already left
the accident scene by the time law enforcement arrived. According to an OSP
report, 50-year old Mark Alan Delay,
Junction City, was located at Lower
Umpqua Hospital in Reedsport. He
"reportedly smelled of the odor of alcoholic beverages and admitted drinking."
He had suffered minor injuries. The
vehicle left the roadway, struck some
road signs and came to rest in the ditch.
Delay was charged with DUII Crash and
Reckless Driving.
a.m., July 26, for Failure to Maintain
Lane, led to a DUII arrest. According to
an OSP report, "an investigation revealed the operator was impaired."
Twenty-seven year old Ty Amos Van
Burger, Coquille, was arrested and transported to CBPD for a breath sample. He
was cited and released for DUII and
Recklessly Endangering Another.
DUII
A 63-year old male who "showed up to a
crash scene," July 25, 4:40 p.m., on
Hwy. 101, milepost 285, was arrested
for DUII after "signs of impairment were
observed."
William Peck, Langlois,
failed a Field Sobriety Test and was arrested.
The 2001 Chevrolet SLV was described
as being in a "precarious perch" at milepost 8.5 on the Cape Arago Hwy. following a single vehicle accident July 26.
According to an OSP report, a state
trooper responded to a report of a crash
and abandoned vehicle at 4:50 a.m.
Upon arrival, 23-year old Nikko Julius
Garduno, Coos Bay, was found attempting to extricate the vehicle along with
his mother. "An investigation revealed
that the operator was intoxicated." He
was transported to CBPD for a breath
sample. Garduno was cited and released
for DUII and Reckless Driving. The
vehicle was towed.
DUII
Reckless Driving
A 35-year old Beaverton male faces a
variety of traffic violation charges after
allegedly operated a 2003 Honda CBR
900 RR black motorcycle in a reckless
manner while operating it on Hwy. 101,
July 25. According to an OSP report,
several driving complaints were relayed
to patrol officers about a "black sports
bike traveling at excessive speeds,
DUII
swerving in and out of traffic,
An older 1998 VW Passat, stopped at southbound from milepost 195." A state
10th & Anderson in Coos Bay at 2:36 trooper observed the bike in North Bend
about 11:45 a.m., "I observed unsafe
passing on the left and excessive speed
in the construction zone and affected a
stop." Those who complained, were
willing to sign citations against Michael
John Flannery. He was cited and released for Reckless Driving and Unsafe
Passing on the Left. "I am referring
charges of Recklessly Endangering, with
the number of counts to be determined."
Bike/Vehicle accident
A 52-year old Netherlands male was
taken by ambulance to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay July 25, 11:25 a.m., after
his bicycle was struck by a 1997 Toyota
4-Runner on Hwy. 101, milepost 284.7,
10-miles south of Bandon. The operator
of the vehicle, 62-year old Bethany Ann
Peck, Langlois, was not injured. According to an OSP report, Peck was
southbound "when she failed to maintain
her lane of travel for an unknown reason
and struck a southbound bicyclist, who
was traveling along the southbound
paved shoulder. An investigation is continuing.
Sheriff's Office, the victim claimed "she
and her estranged boyfriend, 31 year old
Powers resident Rene Sears went for a
drive south of Powers and that Rene
held her against her will in her vehicle
overnight. Throughout the night and
into the next morning he assaulted her
by hitting her and choking her." She
was able to "break away" later and get a
ride back into Powers where she called 9
-1-1 at 9:39 a.m. Friday, July 27. She
did not seek medical attention. Sears
was located at a residence in Powers and
taken into custody on charges of Assault
IV (D), Strangulation and Kidnapping in
the Second Degree. He was transported
to the county jail at Coquille.
Juvenile problem
He threw a fit about having to stay in his
room for discipline. Mom called the
police. According to an entry on the
North Bend Police log for Sunday, July
29, 9:28 p.m., 2600 block 11th St., "RP
request an officer respond due to her out
of control 13 year old son throwing a fit
because he has to stay in his room. Officers contacted subject and he has agreed
Assault
A 31-year old Powers male was arrested to calm down and work with his mother.
Financing college
on a charge of Assault after he allegedly
held a 25-year old female against her According to an entry on the North Bend
will overnight, Thursday, July 26 in the Police log for Sunday, July 29, 5:58
mountains of Southern Coos County. p.m., 2400 block Pine St., "RP reported
According to a news release from the suspicious female going door to door
asking residents for money for grad
school. Subject continued southbound
on Pine St. Officer respond to area and
located the female on the 2600 block of
Fir St. Officer advised female just trying to raise money to finish college. She
was advised to check with the city for
the proper permits."
Warrant
An off duty police officer spotted a
wanted individual Sunday, July 29. According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for 6:52 a.m., 1735 Virginia
Ave., Safeway, 46-year old Forest
Franklin Martin, transient, arrested on
NBPD warrant for Criminal Trespass,
and CBPD warrant for Criminal Trespass. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Coquille.
Assault
A 24-year old female reported to Coquille Police Sunday, July 29, 8:24 p.m.,
1200 block No. Baxter, "family fight,
caller got pushed through a window."
Forty-seven year old Norman Sloan arrested on a charge of Assault IV Domestic Felony and transported to the Coos
Probation Violation
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- a reported disturbance on Windy Lane in
the Barview area west of Coos Bay
quille.
Monday afternoon, July 30. According
VRO
to a news release from the Sheriff's OfAccording to an entry on the Coos Bay fice, law enforcement officers were sumPolice log for Sunday, July 29, 12:27 moned to a residence about 4:30 p.m.
p.m., 800 block So. 4th St., "violation of While en route, officers were informed
restraining order," 40-year old Eric Ek- that one of the subjects involved, Joseph
blad arrested for VRO and transported to Edwin Gish IV, Coos Bay, may be
armed with a handgun. "A loud noise
Assault
consistent with a handgun having been
A 39-year old Coos Bay male was ar- fired was also reported." Gish had alrested Monday night, July 30, after he ready fled the area when officers arrived.
allegedly "assaulted his wife and choked A search warrant was obtained for Gish's
her in an attempt to obtain her vehicle residence where two rifles were located,
keys." The attack reportedly took place "one of which was reported stolen,"
in front of the couple's three minor chil- methamphetamine use paraphernalia and
dren. According to a news release from additional stolen property from at least
the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, A deputy two Coos Bay burglary cases. Gish is
and Coquille Tribal police officer were wanted on charges of Felon in Possesdispatched to a residence on Libby Lane sion of a Firearm and Theft I. Addiat 8:03 p.m., in regards to a domestic tional Controlled Substance charges are
disturbance/assault. Upon arrival, the pending.
suspect fled the home. Mark Joseph
Warrant
Messenger returned to the residence According to an entry on the North Bend
during the investigation and was arrested Police log for Monday, July 30, 6:40
on charges of Strangulation and Felony a.m., 2100 block Jackson Ave., "officers
Domestic Assault. He was transported out at location attempt warrant service.
to the county jail at Coquille. The fe- Unable to located at that location, atmale victim did not require medical attempting another location." Twentytention.
nine year old Jontel Kemon Jackson,
Police log for Sunday, July 29, 1:18 Felon in possession of
a.m., 1098 W. Ingersoll, MHS,
firearm
"suspicious vehicle." Twenty-year old
The
Coos
County
Sheriff's Office has
Levi Byron Lamontagne, and 19-year
developed
Probable
Cause for the arrest
old Dyami Michel Allen Wolf, both
of
a
25-year
old
male,
a felon, who may
charged with Probation Violation and
be in possession of a weapon following
a.m., 2000 block Newmark Ave., 28year old Aaron Heyer arrested on charge
of Probation Violation. Earlier, Heyer
was mentioned on the log at 7:25 a.m.,
1600 block Newmark Ave., involving a
family dispute, "can hear a woman
screaming."
Illegal camping
a.m., 100 block Fulton Ave., "transients
camping." Forty-one year old Jonathan
Blankenship arrested on Linn Co. warrant for Failure to Appear on original
charge of Unauthorized Use Vehicle.
Fight
A report of a "fight at location," 2300
block Broadway in North Bend Wednesday, August 1, 3:53 p.m., led to an arrest. According to an entry on the police
log, 22-year old Thomas P. Sabblut,
Reedsport, was charged with Unlawful
Use of a Weapon, Possession of Concealed Weapon and Menacing. An Airsoft Pistol and switchblade were seized.
Meth
Police log for Thursday, Aug. 2, 3:38
a.m., 100 block No. Cammann St.,
"possible intoxicated subject." Eighteen
year old Jeremy D. Galindo arrested for
Unlawful Possession of Meth and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Washington, arrested on two Washington State warrants for Possession Stolen
Vehicle out of King County, and Possession Stolen Property out of Snohomish
Co. He was transported to the Coos Co.
Warrant
Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Wednesday, Aug. 1, 6:23
Warrant
He was already in jail when they served p.m., 100 block No. 4th St., "result of
an arrest warrant. According to an entry traffic stop," 35-year old Milisa Sapp
on the Coos Bay Police log for Tuesday, arrested on CBPD warrant for Unlawful
July 31, 10:32 p.m., 200 E. 2nd, Co- Possession of Controlled Substance,
quille, 47-year old George Ivanoff ar- Attempted Assault in the 4th Degree,
rested on CBPD warrant for Failure to Harassment, Disorderly Conduct in the
Appear on an original charge of Con- 2nd Degree, and Theft in the 3rd Degree.
tempt of Court.
Counterfeit
p.m., 700 block So. Broadway, counterfeit money, "received $100 bill."
Home Visit
Two were arrested during a "home visit"
by a Parole Officer Tuesday, July 31,
1000 block Sanford, Coos Bay. According to an entry on the police log for
10:04 a.m., "request officer assistance on
a home visit." Twenty-eight year old
Justin McConnell arrested for Violation
of a Restraining Order and 30-year old
Trina Resendez arrested on charge of
Probation Violation.
Probation Violation
Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- mark St./Cedar St. Officers advised gun
quille.
is Airsoft Pistol." Thirty-seven year old
Richard Charles Yarbrough Jr. served
Shoplifter
According to an entry on the Coos Bay Grants Pass PD warrant for Failure to
Police log for Wednesday, August 1, Appear on original charge of Furnishing
5:05 p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Wal- Alcohol to Minor. Transported to the
mart, "shoplifter," 51-year old Timothy Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Shoplift
John Orr charged with Theft III and PCS
Schedule III. Transported to the Coos One person was arrested after an emCo. Jail at Coquille.
ployee at Goodwill, 3600 block Broadway Ave., Thursday, August 2, 10:36
Reckless Driving
According to an entry on the Coquille a.m., reported two shoplifters. AccordPolice log for Wednesday, August 1, ing to an entry on the North Bend Police
4:41 p.m., 500 block E. 10th St., "result log, 43-year old James Harold Jarrett
of traffic stop," 30-year old Joseph St. charged with Theft III, Parole Violation
John arrested on charge of Reckless and PCS Meth. "Both permanently trespassed."
Driving.
Counterfeit
Police log for Thursday, August 2, 5:39
p.m., 2400 block Tremont, "officer
seized counterfeit $100 bill," at Northwest Community Credit Union.
Suspicious
Conditions
The call to NBPD Thursday, August 2,
5:14 p.m. at Yeongs Place on the 1100
block of Virginia Ave. stated "two males
entered restaurant and one appears to be
carrying an AK47 rifle. Officers responded and advised it is a very realistic
looking Airsoft Rifle and was taken into
safekeeping for the owner to pickup at a
later time."
Handgun?
Police log for Thursday, August 1, 1:58
p.m., Newmark at Broadway, "single RP
reported suspicious male in camo clothing with blue/black back pack waling
EB on Newmark with a handgun. Multiple officers and OSP troopers responded
and checked the entire area, unable to
locate anyone fitting description. Update, 2:49 p.m., second RP reported
male with gun sitting on curb at New-
Robbery
Tijerina. Both were transported to the Assault report," 42-year old Michelle A.
Long arrested on CBPD warrant for
Unlawful Possession of Meth. TransWanted
According to an entry on the Coos Bay ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Police log for Thursday, August 2, 10:30 An Attempt to Locate arrest was sent
a.m., Coal Bank Slough Bridge, "out county wide for the Assault suspect.
with wanted subject," 47-year old Thomas Wade Sawyer arrested on CBPD
warrant for Failure to Appear on original
charge of Harassment and Disorderly
Conduct II. Transported to the Coos Co.
Jail at Coquille.
A robbery was reported at Walmart,
2051 Newmark Ave. in Coos Bay
Thursday, August 2. According to an
entry on the police log for 8:39 p.m.,
Curtis Pearce was arrested on charges of
Robbery III, Assault IV and Theft III. Police log for Friday, August 3, 1:24
He was transported to the Coos Co. Jail p.m., 1500 block McPherson Ave.,
at Coquille.
"attempt to locate subject." Forty-year
Detainable
old James T. Young, North Bend,
According to an entry on the Coos Bay charged with Possession of Stolen PropPolice log for Thursday, August 2, 2:06 erty, Escape, Interfering, two-counts of
p.m., 500 block W. Anderson, "located Criminal Trespass, Theft II and PCS
detainable subject." Twenty-one year Schedule 1 Meth. Transported to the
old Nathan Bradford Smith charged with Coos Co. Jail at Coquille by CBPD.
Probation Violation, and PCS Less than
Golf Clubs found
an Oz. Marijuana. Transported to the According to an entry on the North Bend
Police log for Friday, August 3, 6:41
Assault
North Bend Fire EMS responded to a
report of an "assault victim unconscious"
on the 2100 block of Sherman Ave. on
Saturday, August 4, 12:07 a.m. According to an entry on the police log for
12:06 a.m., two individuals were arrested on a charge of Assault III.
Twenty-six year old Nestor C. Pacheco,
North Bend, was also charged with Probation Violation. The other person was
identified as 21-year old Brandon A.
Warrant
Police log for Friday, Aug. 3, 11:20
p.m., 7th & E, "result of traffic stop," 31
-year old Jeffrey D. White arrested on
OSP warrant for Possession of Meth,
and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at
Intoxicated juvenile
According to an entry on the North Bend Coquille.
Warrant
Police log for Friday, August 3, 5 p.m.,
Safeway,
1735
Virginia
Ave., According to an entry on the Coquille
"Intoxicated juvenile attempting to steal Police log for Friday, Aug. 3, 100 block
beer. Juvenile taken into protective cus- No. Adams, "warrant service," 43-year
tody for Burglary and MIP Alcohol. old James Skinner arrested on Oregon
Juvenile taken to BAH due to his intoxi- State Parole Board warrant charging him
cation and released to parents.
with Parole Violation on original charge
of Weapons Offense. Transported to the
Suspect arrested
According to an entry on the North Bend Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
a.m., Union & Washington, "RP was out
walking and located a golf bag and clubs
that were thrown into the brush at location. Officer responded to the area, located an orange golf bag with 12 clubs
and secured them to place into safekeeping at the station."
Assault
Police log for early Saturday, August 4,
3:39 a.m., 800 block F St., "result of
Warrant
Police log for Friday, August 3, CCSO
arrested 59-year old Danny Wayne Ferren on CBPD warrant for Failure to Appear on original charge of DUII, plus an
additional charge of Failure to Appear II.
Transported to the county jail at Coquille.
Mouthy juveniles
Five juveniles, four males and one female ages 16 & 17, were contacted by
North Bend Police at the Pony Village
Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., Saturday,
Aug. 4, after Mall Security requested
police to "respond to make contact with
juveniles who were asked to leave Mall
property. The juveniles are still on Mall
property and being very 'mouthy' and
smoking." According to an entry on the
police log for 6:01 p.m., "officers responded and warned all involved juveniles for charge Disorderly Conduct.
One juvenile male and one juvenile fe-
male were warned for MIP Tobacco.
Officers seized two pipes from another
male juvenile. He was warned for Carrying a Concealed Weapon (brass
knuckles) and PCS Marijuana within
1,000 feet of a School. The female was
trespassed permanently from all Mall
property and the males were all trespassed for a period of six months from
all Mall property. Officer will be contacting the parents of all juveniles involved tomorrow."
Fighting in street
Police log for Saturday, August 4, 4:45
p.m., 2500 block Ocean Blvd., "men
fighting in street." Twenty-seven year
old Garrett Nordquist arrested on charge
of Harassment - Domestic and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Knife
p.m., 1100 block Augustine, "man with
knife," 44-year old Thang Doan and 18year old Vincent Nguyen arrested on
charges of two-counts of Menacing.
Doan additionally charged with Menacing Domestic and three-counts of
Unlawful Use of a Weapon. Nguyen
additionally charged with two-counts of
Unlawful Use of a Weapon. Both transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Missing Coos Bay male
person matching Johnson's description
was seen getting into an older model full
-size white pickup truck. Based on that
information, Sheriff John Bishop suspended the search pending any further
information that Johnson was both endangered and missing. The case will
remain open until Johnson is located.
Coos Bay House Fire
On Thursday, August 9, 2012, the Coos
Bay Fire Department responded to a
report by a passer-by of a house fire located at 415 South Fourth Avenue in the
Eastside District of Coos Bay. One occupant, Mr. Richard Henson, 25, was in
the basement asleep and escaped the
blaze. The other occupant, Ms. Paige
Berry, 23, was not at home at the time of
the fire. Upon arriving on the scene,
firefighters found the front of the structure was on fire; and the fire had spread
into the living room. Smoke was seen
coming from all of the eves, and the
home was filled with smoke and heat.
Firefighters attacked the fire from the
outside, and they were able to get the
fire under control within ten minutes.
The estimated damage to the home was
$55,000. The owner T&N Properties of
Eugene had insurance on the building,
but the occupants did not have renters
insurance to cover their loss. There
were 18 firefighters, 3 engines, and 2
support units that responded to the fire,
and the firefighters were on the scene for
close to two hours. Two cats were rescued from the building by firefighters,
but unfortunately, one bird died. The
investigation showed that the fire started
in the living room area of the house;
however, no cause of the fire has been
determined at this time. Fire officials
state that the fire had been burning for
some time before the discovery of it.
Curry County Search & Rescue personnel suspended their search for a missing
41-year old Coos Bay man Friday, August 10, following an eyewitness report
that he may have been seen getting into
a pickup Wednesday night and driving
towards Hwy. 101 in the Sixes River
area between Brookings and Gold
Beach. Bobby Dan Johnson was last
seen at a campground on Sixes River
Charleston
Road. A report was filed with the Shervandalism
iff's Office the next day. The party that
A
$3,000
reward
is being offered for
reported him missing stated he failed to
information
leading
to the arrest of those
show up for an arranged social function
responsible
for
vandalizing
freezers at
and had left behind personal items. A
the OPAC Seafoods facility in Charleston. Officials believe the Criminal Mischief occurred during the night of August 2-3. Someone broke into the company's yard and smashed control panels
and condensers on six freezers and one
blast freezer. Damage was estimated at
“Your This-n-That Store”
$35,000. Anyone with information can
311 So. Broadway
contact the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office.
Leaf’s
Treehouse
Mini Mall
(541) 266-7348
Pre-owned Merchandise
Coos Bay
Mon.—Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-4
Distressed
swimmer rescued at
Sunset Bay
The Coast Guard rescued a distressed
swimmer near Charleston, Wednesday.
Coast Guard Group North Bend received
a report of a 16-year-old boy with autism
last seen swimming out to sea from Sunset Bay, near Charleston, at approximately 4:30 p.m. Coast Guard Group
North Bend immediately issued a marine
broadcast to alert all local boats and
launched a 47-foot motor lifeboat crew
and a 25-foot response boat crew from
Station Coos Bay, located in Charleston.
The 25-foot response boat crew located
the boy near some rocks just outside and
south of Sunset Bay. The 25-foot response boat coxswain maneuvered the
boat near the rocky shore and, at approximately 4:48 p.m., the crew successfully recovered the boy from the water.
The crew treated the boy for hypothermia and cuts on his feet and hands while
transporting and placing him in the care
of awaiting local EMS in Charleston.
He was last reported to be in good condition.
Church fire
Firefighters from both North Bend and
Coos Bay responded to a structure fire
on Meade St. in North Bend Tuesday
morning, August 7. The call to 9-1-1
came in about 10:30 a.m. from the
United Methodist Church. No one was
injured. Pastor Jerry Steele says the
building is a complete loss. The cause
of the fire is being investigated.
Bail increased to
$1million
len Propes was arrested July 21 after a
26-year old female victim reported she
had a sexual relationship with him but
he didn't tell her about his medical condition. Deputies monitoring a phone
conversation reported the statement and
Judge Jesse Margolis immediately increased Propes' bail. He's been charged
with two-counts of Attempted Assault
First Degree, Attempted Assault Second
Degree, and two-counts of Recklessly
Endangering Another Person. Propes is
also reportedly wanted on similar
charges in Indiana allegedly involving
multiple victims.
Slashed tires
About 40-tires were reportedly slashed
in the downtown area of Brookings
Tuesday night, July 31. Several cars in a
car dealership were slashed on Wharf
Street, others were reported on Cypress
and Oxford streets as well as at a county
building.
Douglas Co. chase
A high-speed chase through Douglas Co.
Monday, August 6, ended with a vehicle
crashing into a ditch and the arrest of a
79-year old Monmouth male. William
R. Barnes Sr. allegedly fled from an
Oregon State Police Game Officer about
1:15 p.m. on I-5 near milepost 125. The
1988 Chrysler New Yorker sped south at
speeds reaching 110 mph. He left the
freeway near Myrtle Creek, struck some
deployed spike strips causing the vehicle
to lose control. Barnes was lodged in
the county jail at Roseburg on charges of
Attempt to Elude and Reckless Driving.
Bail for a 21-year old Indiana male
lodged in the Curry County Jail at Gold
Beach on charges he didn't inform a sexual partner that he has the HIV virus has
Car clout
been increased by a judge to $1 million
after corrections officers overheard him It's an unfortunate regular occurrence
stating on a monitored phone that if re- along the Oregon Coast, vehicles broken
leased, he would not return. James Al- into. According to a report from the
Oregon State Police, a 36-year old
woman who parked her vehicle near the
trail head at Shore Acres State Park August 4, between 2:10 and 2:30 p.m., experienced the disappointment when she
returned from a 20-minute walk. Her
passenger side front window was broke
out and a medium-sized bag was stolen.
Law enforcement officials remind visitors to the beach to lock their valuables
in their trunk.
DUII
A 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse stopped July
31, 11:41 p.m., Sheridan and Newmark
in North Bend for a "lighting violation,"
led to a DUII arrest. According to an
OSP report, 50-year old Gary L. Becker,
North Bend, appeared impaired and
failed a Field Sobriety Test. He was
taken to NBPD for a breath sample and
released to an adult.
Rollover
The driver of a black 1998 Dodge Ram
pickup "had no recollection of the events
surrounding the crash but was drowsy
prior to the crash," as the eastbound
truck on Hwy. 38, milepost 34.6, August
4, 5:06 p.m., "crossed into the westbound lane of travel and left the roadway
to the westbound shoulder, struck an
embankment, a driveway entrance,
rolled and upright before damaging a
stock fence." According to an OSP report, 20-year old Benjamin Everett Solback was properly restrained and no
citations were issued.
Rollover
The operator of a 2005 Mazda MZ3
stated he dozed off just prior to his vehicle leaving Hwy. 42, milepost 3.8
(Overland Lane) on August 2 at 4:12
p.m. According to an OSP report, 18year old Luke Steven Scholfield, Coquille, "left the roadway to the roadside
ditch and overturned. The operator was
properly restrained and only complained
of discomfort."
Fell asleep
The driver of a westbound 2006 Ford
Taurus on hwy. 38 at Settler Ct., fell
asleep while driving August 3, 12:16
p.m., and wrecked. According to an
OSP report, 75-year old William Arvid
Drezen, King City, "veered off the roadway, traveled along a ditch, rolled once,
contacted a power pole, then came to an
uncontrolled rest in the ditch on all four
tires." The driver and passenger were
both transported to Lower Umpqua Hospital in Reedsport with injuries. The
vehicle was towed and Douglas Power
Company responded to repair a power
pole.
Rollover
A medical emergency caused a driver to
not operate his white 1987 Chevrolet
S10 pickup truck properly July 31, 3:25
p.m. on Hwy. 101 at milepost 230.5 resulting in a single vehicle accident. According to an OSP report, 53-year old
Stephen P. Missin's vehicle left the
northbound shoulder and straddle an
embankment before overturning.
It
came to rest on its top. North Bay Fire
extricated him, while an ambulance
transported him to a local hospital.
Theft
A mother's request for police to
"accompany her to her daughter's friends
so she can get her ATM card back,"
Sunday, August 5, 8:07 p.m., resulted in
an arrest on the 2200 block of Pine St. in
North Bend. According to an entry on
the police log, "officers respond to the
residence, daughter was located."
Twenty-one year old Mallory Hannah,
Coos Bay, taken into custody on charges
of Identity Theft, Fraudulent Use of
Credit Card, and Theft III. She was
from outside the Airport Heights Market
in North Bend Monday, August 6. According to an entry on the police log for
11:04 a.m., value of the rack is $400,
and the value of change within it approximately $50.
Criminal Trespass
Police log for Monday, August 6, 5:25
p.m., 1000 block North Cedar Point
Road, 44-year old Joseph Albert Norris
arrested on charges of Criminal Trespass
I, Criminal Trespass II and Resisting
Arrest. Sixty-five year old Juanita Backman was charged with Interfering with
Police. Transported to the Coos Co. jail
at Coquille.
Warrant
Crash Team Callout
p.m., 500 block Central Ave., "warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend service," 34-year old Rebecca Noel CarPolice log for Sunday, August 5, 7:50 roll arrested on Curry Co. warrant for
p.m., Coos Co. area, "crash team call- Disorderly Conduct and Failure to Apout."
pear on citation. Transported to the
Sheep theft
Sheriff's log for Sunday, August 5, 7:42
a.m., "missing 120 head of sheep." Picture Valley Road area near Coquille.
"Sheep are all Cheviot Brand, white in
color, right ear cropped on Ewes, left ear
cropped on the Wethers. RP believes
has been occurring since April."
North Spit accident
Four individuals went to Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay Sunday, August 5,
following a report of a pedestrian struck
by a vehicle, and then a vehicle into a
tree accident. According to a news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office,
the Crash Team was called out to investigate incident at Horsfall Road and
Wild Mare Campground. Two of the
three passengers in a 1996 GEO Tracker
reportedly had serious injuries. The
struck pedestrian had non-life threatening injuries. The driver of the vehicle
was identified as 20-year old Dana M.
Salmon, North Bend.
Warrant
A wanted subject was observed by a
North Bend Police officer riding a bike
near the 2100 block of Marion St., Monday, August 6, 6 p.m. According to an
entry on the police log, 26-year old Jeremy Dwayne Patton, North Bend, was
served two warrants for Unlawful Possession Meth , Unlawful Possession of
Controlled Substance and Unlawful Possession of Meth. He was transported to
Menacing
a.m., 130 No. Camman St., McKay's,
"follow up," 32-year old Jerry Allen
Loreman arrested on charge of Menacing and additionally charged with Probation Violation Detainer. Transported to
Metal theft
Sheriff's log for Monday, August 6,
10:47 a.m., Boat Basin Road, Charleston, "theft of three red iron steel posts.
Report taken Theft I, recovered from
Shinglehouse Salvage. Investigation
continuing."
Warrant
Police log for Tuesday, August 7, 9:40
a.m., Astoria PD served NBPD warrant
on 51-year old Daniel Clayton Mills,
Coos Bay, charging him with Assault
IV, Recklessly Endangering, Harassment and Telephonic Harassment.
Warrant
p.m., 1020 So. 1st St., Fred Meyer,
"warrant service," 19-year old Cheyenne
Arbuckle arrested on CBPD warrants for
three-counts of Failure to Appear in the
First Degree, two-counts of Unlawful
Possession of Meth, Unlawful Possession of Heroin, Unlawful Possession
Controlled Substance Schedule III, Theft
Paperbox taken
I, Theft II and Theft III. She was transA newspaper rack was reported missing ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Criminal Trespass
a.m., 1109 So. 1st. St., Terrace Motel,
20-year old Adam Peder Eckes charged
with Criminal Trespass II and transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Libby Lane Accident
Two people went to Bay Area Hospital
in Coos Bay following a two-vehicle
accident on Libby Lane, southwest of
Coos Bay, Tuesday, August 7, about
4:50 p.m. According to a Coos Co.
Sheriff's news release, 37-year old Terry
Paiva, Coos Bay, "was traveling east on
Libby Lane near MP 4, in a 05' Dodge
Neon at a high rate of speed, crossing
over into the west bound lane striking a
92' Honda Accord wagon." Twenty-six
year old April Weaver, Coos Bay, was
driving the Honda which had three passengers, including an infant girl.
Weaver and 22-year old Justin Shelton
were transported by ambulance to BAH.
Paiva was arrested on charges of Theft
II, stemming from a previous investigation, and PCS Meth following a consent
search of his vehicle. He was additionally cited for Careless Driving, DWS,
Driving Uninsured, and transported to
the county jail at Coquille.
DUII on Libby
A 19-year old Coos Bay male was arrested August 8 on charges of DUII and
Reckless Driving following a singlevehicle accident southwest of Coos Bay.
Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, Andre Karl
Van Rooyen "was traveling east on
Libby Lane near MP 3 at a high rate of
speed, lost control and crossed over the
oncoming lane of travel and rolled his
1993 Mazda Miatta convertible," about
3:11 p.m. He was checked by medical
personnel at the scene, cleared, and then
transported to the county jail at Coquille.
ODOT to respond and officer stood by,
According to an entry on the Coos Bay directing traffic."
Traffic stop
Police log for Wednesday, August 8,
3:27 p.m., 600 block Newmark, "traffic According to an entry on the Coos Bay
stop resulting in violation of restraining Police log for Thursday, August 9, Hemorder, PCS." Thirty-three year old Tom- lock & 10th, "result of traffic stop," 22mie Eugene Marmon arrested on charges year old Britany P. Sadler arrested on
of Violation Restraining Order, Unlaw- Probation Violation Detainer, cited for
ful Possession of Meth and additionally DWS Violation and transported to the
Mushrooms
cited for PCS Less than an Oz. Mari- Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
One of two Coos Bay males who alleg- juana. Twenty-three year old Colleen
Counterfeit
edly entered private property south of Elizabeth Stone arrested on charge of Counterfeit money was reported to the
Bandon to pick mushrooms was located Unlawful Possession of Meth.
Coos Bay Police on Thursday, August 9.
and cited August 8. According to a
Criminal Trespass
According to an entry on the police log
news release from the Sheriff's Office, According to an entry on the Coos Bay for 12:30 p.m., the call came in from
24-year old Kenneth Hanson was cited Police log for Wednesday, August 8, Sterling Savings at 212 So. 5th St.
for Criminal Trespass II, and a Probable 3:22 p.m., 1075 Newmark Ave., Empire
ATV accident
Cause was developed for an arrest of 7-11, 42-year old Michelle Lea McCord
Unlawful Harvest of Minor Forest Prod- arrested on a charge of Criminal Tres- A 15-year old female reportedly suffered
ucts. The other suspect was identified as pass and transported to the Coos Co. Jail "head injuries from an ATV accident in
the dunes. Bleeding from the head and
24-year old Jimmy Enlow. The two at Coquille.
mouth," Friday, August 10. According
were reportedly on private property
Permanently
to an entry on the North Bend Police log
about 4:29 p.m. off Loshbaugh Lane,
for 8:54 p.m., the girl was "semiand picking mushrooms without permisTrespassed
NBFD EMS was dission.
According to an entry on the North Bend conscious."
patched.
At
8:56
p.m., Hwy. 101 &
Police log for Thursday, August 9, 3201
Sink hole
Ferry
Road
Hwy.,
"officers assisting
Koos Bay Blvd., from Yew St. to the Tremont Ave., Mill Casino, "Security North Bend Fire & Bay Cities AmbuNorth Bend City Limits, was closed requests officer respond to permanently lance with traffic control for vehicle
early Thursday morning, August 9, after trespass a subject refusing to leave the transporting an injured female."
a sink hole appeared. According to an premise. Officers reponded and adLocked in trunk
entry on the North Bend Police log for vised," 21-year old Kyle J. Kauffman
"that
he
is
permanently
trespassed
from
According
to an entry on the North Bend
12:24 a.m., Street Dept. and Sewage
the
Mill."
Police
log
for Friday, August 10, 4:15
Treatment Plant personnel also rep.m.,
Sherman
& Tower, "male locked
sponded.
Elderly Abuse?
himself
in
his
trunk."
Officer and lockAccording to an entry on the North Bend
Voluntary hold
smith
responded.
An extremely intoxicated 24-year old Police log for Thursday, August 9, 5:46
Warrant
male reportedly holding a knife to his p.m., 2200 block Newmark Ave., "RP
own stomach went with a North Bend reported male hit a disabled female with According to an entry on the North Bend
Police Officer to Bay Area Hospital in car door and told employees that he 'was Police log for Friday, August 10, 4:02
Coos Bay on a Voluntary Hold teaching her a lesson.' Officer re- p.m., "Brookings Police served NBPD
Wednesday night, August 8. According sponded, took report and advised under warrant," on 41-year old Dennis M. Epping, Coos Bay, for Failure to Appear on
to an entry on the police log for 7:01 investigation."
charges of Strangulation and Harassp.m., 1700 block Waite St., the situaTazed
tion took place in front of a four year According to an entry on the North Bend ment.
old child. The mother and child went to Police log for Thursday, August 9, 11:18
Suspicious subjects
another residence for the night.
a.m., Oak St. Park, "male subject has A report of two "suspicious subjects in
been tazed." NB Fire Department EMS the store," led to two arrests Friday, AuWanted
gust 10. According to an entry on the
According to an entry on the Coos Bay dispatched.
North Bend Police log for 12:41 p.m.,
Police log for Wednesday, August 8,
Traffic light
1:19 p.m., F & 8th Ct., 50-year old Eva The traffic light at the intersection of 1900 block Sherman Ave., 20-year old
Eisemann arrested on CBPD warrant Broadway and Newmark in North Bend Daniel Paul Wallis and 21-year old
for Failure to Appear on original charge was reportedly malfunctioning Thurs- Justin D Sero, both of Coos Bay, were
of Harassment. Transported to the day, August 9. According to three en- charged with Burglary I, Theft I and
tries on the police log, the malfunction- Forgery I. Transported to the Coos Co.
ing occurred at different times. At 4:17 Jail at Coquille.
Wanted
Probation detainer
According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., "RP reports traffic signal malfuncPolice log for Wednesday, August 8, tion. Info relayed to ODOT to handle. According to an entry on the Coos Bay
2:51 p.m., Newmark & Norman, ODOT request officer verify. Officer Police log for Friday, August 10, 8:23
"possible location wanted subject." responded, and advised the light it work- p.m., Koos Bay Blvd., THE House, 46Twenty-eight year old Lorin Paul Lang- ing fine now. Advised ODOT to disre- year old Norris Giles arrested on Probaley charged with Probation Violation, gard." At 4:59 a.m., "Officer advised tion Detainer and transported to the
Carrying Concealed Weapon and traffic signal at location is malfunction- Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Unlawful Possession of Meth. Trans- ing again. Dispatch contacted ODOT."
DUII
ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. At 9:36 p.m., "traffic signal at location is According to an entry on the Coos Bay
malfunctioning again.
Dispatched
VRO
p.m., Central & Ocean, 28-year old John
Orr arrested on charge of DUII and cited
for Failure to Maintain Lane. He was
Disorderly Conduct
a.m., 4th & Commercial, 42-year old
Stephen Frack arrested for Disorderly
Conduct & Harassment.
location," Saturday, August 11, Bay
Craft Mini Storage, resulted in an arrest.
Police log for 9:45 p.m., 51-year old
Ronald Taylor arrested on Probation
Violation Detainer and transported to the
Theft
p.m., 1900 block Newmark Ave.,
SWOCC, "out with subject at location,"
22-year old William Emery arrested on
Warrant
According to an entry on the North Bend charges of Theft II and Criminal TresPolice log for Saturday, August 11, 7:16 pass I.
Warrant
a.m., Pittam Loop, A Springfield PD
warrant was served on 23-year old Cas- According to an entry on the Coos Bay
sandra Nichole Hilderbrant, Eugene, for Police log for Saturday, August 11, 1:45
Failure to Appear on charges of Posses- p.m., 3500 block Fir St., "person stop."
sion Meth & Oxycodon. Officer also Twenty-two year old Ethen Harley
seized Scheduled 1 Meth from vehicle, Davidson Robeson arrested on two
"advised she will be referred to the DA's CBPD warrants charging Unlawful PosOffice." Also warned for PCS Less than session of a Controlled Substance and
an Oz. Marijuana, "related items seized Unlawful Possession of Methamphetafor destruction. Warned for the DWS mine & Unlawful Possession of a ConViolation and Expired Registration."
trolled Substance.
Warrant
Teen killed in Dunes
a.m., Hwy. 101 (Tremont Ave.), 29-year
old Justin Scott McNeill, Coos Bay, arrested on CBPD warrant for Menacing,
Criminal Mischief II. Transported to the
A 16-year old teen was killed in a collision between ATVs on the Oregon
Dunes National Recreation Area south
of Winchester Bay Thursday, August 9.
A Douglas County Sheriff's Office
spokesperson says Mason Zigler, of Port
Angeles, WA, collided with a side-byside ATV operated by Christopher
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A 24-year old male on crutches escaped
from custody on the Central Oregon
Coast Tuesday morning, August 14, but
was caught a short time later. Asa Allan
Williams, Philomath, was being escorted
from the Lincoln Co. Courthouse at
Newport at 9:07 a.m., to the county jail
when he suddenly dumped the crutches
and took off running. He had been remanded by a judge to the jail on a Probation Violation from an original charge
of DUII. He was captured a short-time
following his escape and returned to the
jail with new charges of Escape II and
Criminal Trespass II.
Station Astoria responded to the request the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
for assistance. The injured person was
Two arrested
transported to Tillamook County Hospi- An investigation into two occupants of a
tal.
vehicle on Hwy. 101, milepost 240, AuProbation Violation
gust 8, 7 p.m., resulted in two arrests.
The pregnant victim reportedly walked According to an OSP report, 46-year old
away from an alleged assault with her Ronald Edward Schuler, Myrtle Point,
children in tow August 11, 4:16 p.m., on was detained by a parole officer and
the Coos River Hwy. (SR 241). Accord- charged with Probation Violation, Asing to an Oregon State Police report, the sault IV Domestic, Menacing Domestic
intoxicated male suspect "fled and and Harassment Domestic. Forty-one
crossed the river and was located a short year old Patricia Jean Wilmot, Myrtle
time later in the woods. He was placed Point, was charged with DWS Misdein custody." Twenty-three year old meanor, and Unlawful Possession of
Fredrick Michael Patrick Kuehn, Coos Less than one Oz. Marijuana. Both were
Bay, was charged with Probation Viola- transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Cotion, Assault IV Domestic, Harassment, quille.
Strangulation, and Unlawful Possession
Failure to carry
of Marijuana Less than an Oz. He was A driver of a silver 1999 Pontiac Grand
transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Prix, stopped August 8, 7:56 a.m., for
quille. "The victim had visible injuries." running a stop sign at Maple and Maple
Domestic
A report of a "domestic" at the Surfwood
Campground near Winchester Bay August 10 resulted in the arrest of a male
and female. According to an OSP report, a state trooper assisted a Douglas
Co. Sheriff's deputy at 2:39 p.m. with
the arrest of Richard Culver on a Violation of Restraining Order charge, while
45-year old Kimberley Lucille Rice,
transient, "was highly intoxicated and is
on misdemeanor probation with a no
intoxicants clause. Ms. Rice denied that
a domestic altercation occurred." A parole officer was contacted and placed a
detainer on Rice. She was charged with
Probation Violation and transported to
Leaf, was arrested after a trooper was
unable to identify him. According to an
OSP report, 22-year old Augustine
Manuel Trujillo, Sutherlin, "failed to
present driver's license and told me his
first name was 'Tino'. Suspect permitted
search of vehicle, which revealed his
driver's license and a baggie with marijuana residue." He was cited for Failure
to Carry/Present Driver's License.
Motorcycle accident
A 33-year old male allegedly operating a
1995 Honda motorcycle at a high rate of
speed on Hwy. 42 August 6, 6:23 a.m.,
wrecked at milepost 25.8 when the bike
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A male reportedly had injuries to his
neck and spine following an accident on
a North Oregon Coast beach Sunday,
August 12, involving a horse. The unidentified individual was hoisted off of a
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stuck a basketball-sized boulder, catapulted, and then struck a rocky embankment. According to an OSP report, Jared Rio Sanchez incurred severe injuries
and was transported to a local hospital,
but later transferred to RiverBend in
Springfield. "Multiple witnesses reported reckless driving by Driver #1 just
prio to the crash, including high rates of
speed estimated at 100-MPH and unsafe
passing in no passing zones."
Burglary arrests
Three individuals, two males and one
female, have been arrested on Burglary
charges following an investigation that
began August 2 & 4. According to a
news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's
Office, during the course of an investigation into two separate burglary reports,
several suspects were identified. Nineteen year old Cheyenne A. Arbuckle,
Coos Bay, was arrested by Coos Bay
Police on August 7 on an outstanding
warrant not pertaining to the Burglary
case. On Friday, August 10, 22-year old
Justin D. Sero, and 21-year old Daniel P.
Wallis, both of Coos Bay, were arrested
by North Bend Police at the World
Pawn, on a Probable Cause regarding
the burglaries. All three were lodged in
the county jail at Coquille. Wallis is
charged with Burglary I, Theft I and two
-counts of Forgery I. Sero is charged
with Burglary I and Theft I. Arbuckle is
charged with Burglary I and Theft I.
Riding accident
A 13-year old female, riding horses with
a group near Horsfall Beach on the
North Spit of Coos Bay Sunday, August
12, was injured when the two were
rolled along the surfline. According to a
Office, Victoria Wicklund, Canyonville,
received an injury to her right leg. She
was transported to Bay Area Hospital in
Coos Bay, but later released with a minimal injury. The group had rode from the
Wild Mare Campground to the beach
prior to the accident.
DWS
Police log for early Monday morning,
August 13, 3:07 a.m., Virginia Ave and
Cleveland St., "traffic stop." Twenty
year old Kyle Campbell, Coos Bay, cited
and released for DWS Misdemeanor.
Also warned for Defective Lighting and
Carry Concealed Weapon. Twenty-eight
year old female drove the vehicle from
the location.
UUMV
Police log for Sunday, August 12, 9:01
p.m., 2400 block Marion St., "RP reported someone stole his truck in the last
2 hours. RP advised he located his truck
2 blocks away. Also there is a blue
mountain bike where his truck was
parked." Police arrested 21-year old
Nathan Smith on charges of Unauthorized Use Motor Vehicle, Unlawful Entry
Motor Vehicle and Probation Violation
and Criminal Mischief II. Transported
Warrant
p.m., Sherman & Simpson avenues,
"officer out with vehicle at location."
Twenty-seven year old Jared Lakies,
Eugene, taken into custody on Lane Co.
warrant for Failure to Appear. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille.
Vehicles
Entries on the North Bend Police log for
Sunday, August 12, involving vehicles.
At 12:16 p.m., 2400 block Marion, "RP
reported he believes someone tried to
steal his truck sometime overnight, discovered the suspect had ripped a large
part of the dashboard." At 8:31 p.m.,
2300 block Marion, "RP reported someone broke into her vehicle last night and
damaged the ignition."
Arrests
p.m., 100 block So. Empire Blvd.,
"follow up," 20-year old James
Bergstrom arrested for Harassment, and
Levi Lamontagne arrested for Criminal
Trespass and Probation Violation Detainer.
Burglary charge
a.m., 2000 block Newmark, "from traffic
stop," 48-year old Allen Johnson taken
into custody on charges of Burglary II,
Theft I.
Armed with a Plastic
Spike
Meth
"Mill Security reported a found wallet
with meth inside. Advised the female
that dropped it is still in the Casino."
a.m., 3201 Tremont Ave., "officers respond and contacted the female." Thirty
-four year old Heather Lynn Hernandez,
Coos Bay, was charged with Possession
Controlled Substance, Schedule I, Meth.
"Suspect will be referred to the DA's
Office for the charge, drug paraphernalia
seized for destruction."
Criminal mischief
North Bend Police are investigating
Criminal Mischief acts that occurred on
the 3500 block of Ash St. According to
an entry on the police log for Sunday,
August 12, 9:16 a.m., "RP called to report both his vehicles were sprayed/
painted with lewd language and Nazi
symbols, paint was still wet." Officer
also located two other residences with
vehicles sprayed with the same symbol
on the window on the 2400 block of
Kinney St. and 3400 block of Ash St.
A 47-year old Lakeside male was taken
into custody Monday night, August 13,
after he allegedly struck another while
intoxicated. According to a news release
from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, a
deputy responded to a reported disturbance on the 100 block of 8th St. about
11:33 p.m. Randy J. Cummings reportedly "had been in an argument earlier
with friends who had come over to his
trailer, " and he "had struck one of
them." Upon arrival, Cummings confronted the deputy armed with a plastic
spike. "When the deputy took Mr. Cummings into custody, Mr. Cummings attempted to strike the deputy with the
spike. Mr. Cummings was subdued and
placed into cuffs by the deputy." When
placed into the patrol car, "he kicked at
the deputy injuring the deputy's arm."
Cummings was transported to the county
jail at Coquille and charged with Disorderly Conduct, Assault on a Public
Safety Officer, Criminal Mischief II and
Criminal Mischief III.
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ATV accident
A 15-year old Coos Bay female sustained neck and back injuries following
an ATV accident within the Oregon
Dunes National Recreation Area Friday,
August 10. According to a news release
from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office, Kiya
E. Manus had been riding in the area of
Saunders Hill when she somehow
flipped her ATV. Friends found her face
down in the sand with her helmet off.
She was transported back to camp and
then to an awaiting ambulance for transportation to Bay Area Hospital in Coos
Bay about 8:50 p.m.
Motorcycle accident
A 48-year old Rockland, CA male had
injuries to his chest and shoulder following a motorcycle accident within the
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
Saturday, August 11. According to a
Office, deputies and Hauser Fire personnel responded to the Myrtlewood Factory at 5:15 p.m. They found Lynard C.
Hinojosa Jr., who had reportedly been
jumping his motorcycle near No Name
Hill when he crashed. He was transported to Bay Area Hospital in Coos
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