Bay Area November 2014

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CBPD—NBPD—CCSO—OSP Police Logs & Reports Most are entries off the various daily police logs McCullough Bridge closed through Sunday morning, Oct. 26, at the McCullough Bridge following Death the incident that damaged a construction Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing project enclosure attached to the bridge. the investigation into the death of a 52- A detour was established along East Bay year old Florence man whose body was Drive. found in Coos Bay following an appar- ent accident while he worked on a lower Attempted Murder maintenance bridge underneath Conde News release from the Coos Co. Sher- McCullough Memorial Bridge. Ac- iff's Office. October 21, 2014 at about cording to Lieutenant Steve Mitchell, on 5:10 AM the Coos County Sheriff’s Of- October 22, 2014 at 5:35 p.m., a report fice was called regarding a stabbing was received of a vehicle in the water which had occurred in the 95000 block under Conde McCullough Memorial of Sitkum Lane approximately 2 miles Bridge located on Highway 101 near east of Myrtle Point. The initial report milepost 234 in Coos Bay. Upon arrival, was a woman had been stabbed and the emergency responders confirmed that a suspect was still in the home. Officers Moved 60-feet by a collision with a pickup truck that killed the pickup was underwater below the from Myrtle Point and Coquille Police driver Wednesday, Oct. 22, a construction apparatus, being used bridge. U.S. Coast Guard personnel in a Departments responded, arriving prior to by the contractor renovating the historic McCullough Bridge over boat found a body in the water about the deputies. These officers were able to the Coos Bay Channel, was the reason for a closure of Hwy. 101 four miles from the bridge. Fire person- secure the scene and allow medical first until Sunday, Oct. 26. Motorist were forced to detour onto East Bay nel from North Bend Fire Department, responders to enter the scene and assist Road through Eastside. North Bay Rural Fire Protection 2, and the injured woman. Officers detained Lakeside Rural Fire Protection District the person of interest, Jason Simons, 37 responded to the scene with watercraft Workman, 21 of Myrtle Point, a cousin the District attorney’s Office. resources. A dive team from Lakeside to Mr. Simons had been stabbed multi- Murder by Abuse Rural Fire Protection District checked ple times in the abdomen with a large A 54-year old Allegany resident was the pickup about 15 feet underwater and knife. She was transported to Coquille arraigned Friday morning, Oct. 17, in a confirmed there were no other occupants Valley Hospital by Myrtle Point Ambu- Coos Co. Circuit Court Room at the inside. The pickup was later recovered lance where she was undergoing emer- Courthouse in Coquille on charges of by Mast Bros. Towing. The deceased gency surgery at the time of this writing. Murder by Abuse and Manslaughter in man was identified as MARK FOR- Sheriff’s Deputies and Officers from the First Degree. District Attorney R. TUNE, age 52, from Florence. FOR- Myrtle Point, Coquille and Coos Bay Paul Frasier alleged in the indictment of TUNE reportedly was working as a me- Police Departments assisted in process- Vana Gaye Boren “that between January chanic for the bridge contractor. The ing the scene, interviewing witnesses 1, 2014 and March 9, 2014, that Vana circumstances surrounding his death and and gathering evidence. Jason Simons Boren recklessly and under circum- how his vehicle went into the water are was taken into custody on the charge of stances manifesting extreme indifference not known at this time. The incident was Attempted Murder and transported to the to human life, caused the death of Willa not witnessed and construction crew Coos County Jail where he was being Faye Boren, a dependent person, by ne- members spotted the 2001 Ford F250 held on $1,000,000.00 bail. The reason glect and maltreatment. This incident is pickup in the water but couldn't account years old of Myrtle Point. In the investi- for the assault is still under investigation alleged to have occurred at the family for FORTUNE. Highway 101 remained gation officers learned that Cheyenne by the Coos County Sheriff’s Office and residence located at 66170 Church Road Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 2

in the Allegany area.” The 87-year old liot State Forest Sheriff’s Deputies were Willa Faye Boren is the mother of Vana called away from this investigation and Gaye Boren. Boren was lodged in the no further details on this accident are Coos Co. Jail at Coquille awaiting trial. available as yet. Injury ATV Accident Kidnapped at News release from the Coos Co. Sher- Gunpoint iff's Office. On October 11, 2014 at News release from the Coos Bay PD. approximately 12:02 AM Coos County On Thursday, October 16, 2014 at ap- Sheriff’s Deputies and Hauser Fire De- proximately 11:15 am the Coos Bay partment responded to a reported crash Police Department received information on Horsfall Beach, north of North Bend, that the Coos County Sherriff’s Office Oregon. The crash was reported to be 1 had taken a report of a male who had mile north of the Horsfall parking lot been kidnapped at gunpoint in Coos campground on the beach. Hauser Fire Bay. As the crime had reportedly begun Department and Bay Cities Ambulance in Coos Bay, the Coos Bay Police De- responded in the dune rescue rigs and partment took over the investigation. Fredrick Kuehn & Trisha Littles recovered the victim from the beach. The victim, who was later identified as Tyrell Schmoe, 25 years of age of Richard Hazen, reported to investigators Eugene was transported to the parking that a male riding with him brandished a lot where he was transferred to a waiting gun and directed Hazen to drive to a ambulance. He was then taken to Bay remote location in the Sumner area. Area Hospital. It was reported later that Once there, the suspect directed Hazen Mr. Schmoe had been airlifted to an un- to exit the vehicle and remove his pants. known hospital in Oregon. It was re- Hazen complied with the demand. The ported he had two broken legs. Due to a suspect then took Hazen’s pants and major motor vehicle accident in the El-

Depression, Anxiety, and Frustra- tion are your companions when you cannot get a job. Your feeling Joseph Long & Jacob Burch of self-worth, your security and Theft & Probation Violation your future are threatened. News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On 10/03/2014 at Don’t do it alone. about 12:55 pm, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to property on Snedden Lane, outside of Coos Bay to a report of a possible burglary occurring on foreclosed property recently taken over by Coos County. Deputies arrived and contacted Trisha Lit- A Legal Problem? Call an attorney. tles, Joseph Long and Fredrick Kuehn who had been seen rum- maging around on the property. During the investigation it was A Health Problem? See a Doctor. learned that all 3 were currently on probation. Coos County Com- munity Corrections was contacted at all 3 were requested to be An Employment Problem? Call Atlas detained. Ms. Littles, Mr. Long, and Mr. Kuehn were arrested on Edge Staffing. We’ve been putting Probation Violation and the additional charge of theft. The sub- jects had been operating 2 separate vehicles when they came to 1000s of people to work since 1996. the property. When all subjects were arrested, deputies made ar- rangements for one vehicle to be released to a third party. The Atlas Edge Staffing Services, 340 N Front St., second vehicle a red 1992 Honda Civic, being operated by Ms. Lit- Coos Bay, OR 97420 tles had to be left at the scene, the owner of the vehicle could not Phone:541-267-2022 ; Fax: 541-267-2033 ; www.theatlasedge.com immediately come to the scene to pick the vehicle up and arrange- ments were made for her to come later and pick it up. When the owner of the vehicle, Cassie Littles arrived to pick up her vehicle she found that it had been stolen. It was subsequently learned Coney that a witness had seen a male arrive at the vehicle not more than 5 minutes after the police left and drove off with the vehicle. Station Deputies received a sign stolen on the vehicle and it was logged in to the state and nationwide data systems as stolen. On 10-04-2014 Downtown Coos Bay @ about 0200 hours, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office located the Curtis & Broadway stolen vehicle on 2nd St and Kruse Ave. in Coos Bay, Coos Relaxed Atmosphere County, Or. At the time the vehicle was located it was being 1/2 lb. Charbroiled Burgers -Steaks - Seafood driven by Jacob D. Burch, 31 YOA of Charleston. Mr. Burch hap- Pool Tables– PGA Golf– TV’s– Music pens to be Cassie Littles ex-husband. Mr. Burch was arrested for Salads & Pastas - Daily Lunch Specials UUV and Probation Violation; he was transported to the Coos 20 Micro & Domestic Beers & Cocktails County Jail and booked. Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 3 stole Hazen’s vehicle. Hazen then The driver of the vehicle, a 17-year-old walked to a nearby residence to ask them male, made the decision to drive instead to call 911 on his behalf. At about 11:44 of another intoxicated male. This deci- am an officer from the Coos Bay Police sion was made in an effort to have a safe Department located Hazen's unoccupied trip. Once the vehicle was traveling vehicle in Coos Bay. During the ensu- north on Dean's Mountain Road, some ing investigation, 21 year-old Gabriel T. person inside the cab of the vehicle Alonzo of Coos Bay was identified as grabbed the steering wheel, causing the the suspect in the case. Alonzo was later vehicle to miss a turn in the road and go located in Coos Bay, not far from where off and down the steep embankment. the vehicle had been located. Alonzo All of the passengers in the vehicle were was found to be in possession of stolen inside the cab. There were no reported property from Hazen's vehicle. He was passengers in the bed of the pickup. subsequently taken into custody for One of the injured persons, Tyler John- Robbery I and Kidnapping II and trans- son, 19 years old of Coos Bay, was the ported to the Coos County Jail. most seriously injured. He and two ju- Bonfire Party in the venile females were transported by am- bulance to Bay Area Hospital where Woods they were treated. Mr. Johnson was News release from the Coos Co. Sher- reported to be in stable condition by iff's Office. On October 11, 2014 at Saturday afternoon. Of the reported 60 about 1:26 AM the Coos County Sher- Kimberly Martindale (top left) persons at the party only about fifteen iff’s Office responded to a report of a remained when law-enforcement and motor vehicle crash in the Elliot State Jack Jarrett (top right) rescue personnel arrived. Of those there Forest east of Lakeside. The initial re- no one could be found who had been ports told of multiple injuries after a Nathaniel Jarrett (bottom) drinking. Most of the partygoers who pickup truck had gone over the edge of had been drinking had fled from the the roadway near milepost 3.5 on Dean's scene into other parts of the forest and Mountain Road. This road is also county in an effort to elude a violation known as the 2000 line. In the investi- citation if found to be underage and gation deputies learned from persons at the scene that a bonfire party had been going on near mile post 3 on Dean's Mountain Road. This party was at- Assault on tended by both minors and adults. It was reported there were approximately Hudson Creek 60 people at this party. The party site News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On September 22, was located on an old logging spur road 2014, at approximately 1703 hours, Coos County Sheriff Deputies and deputies checking the area found a were dispatched to an active assault which was taking place at burning remnant of a bonfire the party- 97684 Hudson Creek Lane, in the Fairview area of Coquille, Coos goers had built in the forest. Fire season County, Oregon, the home of Jeffrey Martindale and Rossi Martin- is and was still in effect during this party dale. It was reported that the disturbance was over a vehicle being and open burning is not allowed. Sher- repossessed civilly by one of the vehicle's co-owners. It was re- iff’s Deputies and two Bay Cities Ambu- Leafs Treehouse ported that there were now five individuals in a fight and one person lances responded to the scene. Upon had been choked to unconscious. The altercation was now elevat- arrival the chaos was palatable. There Antique & ing to the point where involved parties had armed themselves with a were multiple injured persons lying in baseball bat and an AK-47 rifle. Deputies and Coquille Police De- the roadway where they had made their Collectables Mall partment Officers arrived on scene around 1715 hours and con- way from the vehicle crash which lay tacted the involved individuals, identifying them as Kimberly Martin- approximately 70 feet over the edge of Your shopping host dale, Jack Jarrett, Nathaniel Jarrett, Jeffrey Martindale and Rossi the road. Three victims were ultimately on the Oregon Coast. Martindale. Based on the fact that they were the primary aggressors, transported to Bay Area Hospital. Al- A destination to explore they trespassed onto his property without his permission, they en- though the driver of the pickup reported with local dealers tered the attached covered carport with the intent to commit a crime, no one else down at the vehicle, efforts galore Where future and and they provoked two distinctly separate assaults where all three were made to ensure no other victims past are together at last. of them actively participated in: Deputies arrested Kimberly Martin- were there. Coos County Search and Don’t Miss the fun we’re dale, Jack Jarrett and Nathaniel Jarrett for ORS 164.245 – Criminal Rescue were tapped out but were called second to none. Trespass II, ORS 164.215 – Burglary II, and two counts of ORS off prior to responding. Ultimately a 311 So. Broadway 163.165 – Assault III. In regards to Kimberly Martindale, both of the Sheriff’s Deputies hiked down to the Assault III charges are classified as Domestic Violence. For Nathan- vehicle and used a forward looking in- So. Hwy 101 iel Jarrett, he was also charged with ORS 166.065 – Harassment. frared radar (FLIR) scope looking for Coos Bay, OR 97420 And for Jack Jarrett, he was charged with ORS 163.187 – Strangula- heat signatures. No other victims were tion and ORS 166.065 – Harassment as well. All three suspects were located in the hasty search of the area. Open 7 days a week arrested at about 1750 hours, and they were transported to the Coos In the investigation it was learned that County Jail without incident, where they were held on the following some point prior to the crash, seven Mon-Sat /10-5:00 bail amounts: Kimberly Martindale – $77,500, Jack Jarrett – $92,500, members of the party decided to take a Sun /11-5:00 and Nathaniel Jarrett –$87,500. ride in a pickup and go “Ridgerunning”. Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 4 drinking alcohol. These persons did not vestigation is continuing into the cause has been a financial boom to the area’s Driving While Suspended Misdemeanor. aid in the rescue of their peers. The in- of the crash. tow companies. According to reports Green Chrysler van impounded. Oct. 2, Menacing & from the OSP, Sept. 30 - 2:13 p.m., 4:23 p.m., Broadway & Waite, North Hwy. 42, mp 23, 31-year old Darci Lee Bend, 52-year old Scott Arlyn Strobele, South Coast Strangulation Clauson, Powers, cited for No Opera- Sunnyvale, found to be driving unin- News release from the Coos Co. Sher- tor’s License and Driving Uninsured. sured. Silver/aluminum Volkswagen Police Agencies iff's Office. On October 12, 2014 at White GMC Jimmy impounded. 2:49 Jetta impounded. 6:15 p.m., So. Morri- approximately 00 10 hours Coos County p.m., East Bay Road & Kentuck Way son St. & Newmark Ave., Coos Bay, Coos Bay Sheriff’s Deputies aided by Coos Bay Lane, North Bend, 43-year old Anthony Dustin Jaymes Lee, North Bend, found Police Officers responded to 62898 500 Central Ave. William Standfill arrested for Failure to to be driving while suspended and unin- Pansy Lane, Coos Bay. A reporting Coos Bay, OR 97420 Carry or Present Driver License, and sured. White Ford F-250 impounded. party had called 911 regarding an ongo- 541-269-8911 ing domestic dispute. Upon arrival

deputies could hear yelling and scream- North Bend ing and located the source. Deputies

835 California Ave. with Coos Bay Police Officers walked into the property which had multiple North Bend, OR. 97459 dwellings on the property. The suspect, 541-756-3161 Jeromy Heron, 26 years old of Coos Bay, had been reported to have a warrant Coquille for his arrest. He was taken into custody

851 No. Central Blvd. by Coos Bay Police Officers on the war- Coquille, OR 97423 rant out of a small camp trailer on the 541-396-2114 property. Coos Bay Police Officers had to use force in order to take him into Bandon custody as Mr. Haren was resistive. Deputies contacted Courtney Cain, 27 of 555 Hwy. 101 Coos Bay. She had been the victim of a Bandon, OR 97411 domestic assault by Mr. Heran. During 541-347-2241 the investigation it was learned that the argument and subsequent assault oc- Myrtle Point curred after a there had been a gathering of friends at the location celebrating a 424 5th St. birthday. Mr. Heren reportedly as- Myrtle Point, OR 97458 saulted Ms. Cain by pinning her to the 541-572-2124 ground and strangling her. Ms. Cain told deputies she thought she was going Coos Co. Sheriff to die. Mr. Heren also placed her in imminent fear of serious physical injury 250 Baxter St. by breaking out windows in the trailer Coquille, OR 97423 that she was hiding in with an ax. Ms. 541-396-7800 Cain was chased around the property by Mr. Heren. She had bloody limbs from Oregon State Police the struggle. Ms. Cain was transported by ambulance to Bay Area Hospital 1360 Airport Lane where she was treated for her injuries. North Bend, OR 97459 Women’s Safety and Resource Center 541-888-2677 sent an advocate to be with the domestic violence victim. Mr. Heren was taken to Taser Deployed the Coos County Jail on the warrant. News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On September 24, Recliner Headquarters Later in the morning he was arrested for 2014, at about 1938 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies re- assault for domestic menacing domestic sponded to a report of theft at the Portside Restaurant in community of Charleston. During the investigation deputies obtained a video of and strangulation. Mr. Heren was We Marshfield lodged up the keys going to jail with a a man stealing a computer and a cell phone. Deputies were not ini- Deliver bail of $65,000. tially able to identify the suspect’s name but had obtained informa- Bargain tion he frequented a local Sports Bar. Deputies took a photograph House Impounding of of the suspect to the bar and in contacting employees at the bar *Recliners Vehicles learned that the suspect was at the bar at that time. The deputy *Beds The Oregon State Police continues its made contacted with the suspect who gave a false name and then *Dressers crack down on illegal drivers with multi- ran from the deputy. The deputy was able to catch the suspect and he was placed into custody. The suspect was identified as 29 year Open Mon. - Sat. ple traffic stops and impoundment of old North Bend resident Jonathan Hammon. He was treated by 8 am-5 pm vehicles in the Coos Co., Western Doug- las Co. areas between Sept. 30 & Oct. 7. medical personnel at the scene due to a TASER being deployed 790 No. Bayshore Dr. According to reports, twenty-one vehi- when the suspect fled. He was transported to the Coos County Jail Coos Bay cles were impounded during the crack- without further incident and booked on the charges of Theft II, False down. A week earlier, troopers had 15 Information to Police, Resisting Arrest, Escape III, and Criminal Mis- (541)267-2500 vehicles impounded. The crackdown chief II. Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 5 Oct. 3 - 2:27 a.m., Old Wagon Road & Casey Ann Gandiaga, Coos Bay, found Toyota impounded. 8:15 a.m., Commer- eastbound semi had failed to maintain its Olive Barber Road, 30-year old Kenneth to be driving without Oregon driver li- cial & 4th, Coos Bay, 42-year old lane as it approached the bridge and the Stan Eck found to be Driving While cense. Blue Ford F-150 impounded. Jeramie DeVault found to be driving operator moved to the right, contacting Suspended and Driving Uninsured. Red 10:13 a.m., Hwy. 240, mp 2.2, passenger while suspended misdemeanor and unin- the westbound guardrail at the west end Nissan Pathfinder impounded. 6:40 29-year old Krystle Ann Whitlock, Coos sured. Gold Saturn SL impounded. of the bridge. Contact was made by the a.m., Hwy. 240 (Cape Arago Hwy.), Bay, found to have statewide misde- 9:16 a.m., 16th St. & Hwy. 240, 32-year wheel lugs of the right front wheel. The mp3, 21-year old Whitney Jean Bell, meanor warrant for FTA in Klamath Co. old Crystal L. Scott, Coos Bay, found to contact caused minor damage to the Coos Bay, found to be driving unin- Arrested and transported to the Coos Co. driving while suspended and uninsured. guardrail, and damaged the steering sured. White Honda Civic impounded. Jail at Coquille. The driver, 55-year old Purple, mauve, Mazda MZ3 impounded. mechanism and suspension on the bus. 8:10 a.m., Virginia Ave. & Hayes St., 58 Tami Lynne Whitlock, Coos Bay, found 12:01 p.m., Hwy. 101, mp 257, 54-year The operator and his passengers were -year old Debra Lynn Inman found to be to be driving while suspended and unin- old Bernadette Cilia Adams, Coos Bay, not injured.” The vehicle was towed. driving without operator license and sured. Oct. 4 - 7:22 a.m., Hwy. 101, mp found to be driving while suspended and DUII Arrest uninsured. Silver/aluminum Kia Sport 241, Coos Bay, 36-year old Lisa Ann uninsured. Black Honda Accord im- A 66-year old Bandon male was charged impounded. 8:59 a.m., Crocker St. & Funnell, Coos Bay, found to be driving pounded. 1:51 p.m., Hwy. 101 & Hwy. with DUII and Failure to Maintain a Virginia Ave., Coos Bay, 33-year old while suspended and uninsured. White 42S, Bandon, 18-year old Paul Raoul Single Lane of Travel following a single Ray Begins IV, Bandon, found to be -vehicle accident at Hwy. 101 and driving while suspended and uninsured. Lower Fourmile Lane, south of Bandon, Green Volkswagen Jetta impounded. Oct. 8, 4:21 p.m. According to an Ore- 3:42 p.m., Hwy. 101 & Connecticut gon State Police report, the blue Ford Ave., North Bend, 55-year old Matthew Mustang was southbound on Hwy. 101 Kevin Ogara, North Bend, found to be when the driver, Steven Lynn Nielsen driving uninsured. Dark green Plymouth failed to execute a right turn onto Four- Voyager impounded. Oct. 5 - Morrison mile Lane and ended up in a roadside & Lakeshore Dr., Coos Bay, “operator ditch. “The operator denied injury but stopped for traffic violation, found to be exhibited signs of impairment. He ad- in possession of a firearm in violation of mitted to consuming a single beer.” He an active restraining order. He was ar- also failed a Field Sobriety Test and was rested and when searched found to be in placed into custody, transported to Ban- possession of a meth pipe.” Twenty- don PD where he was cited and released three year old Tyler Joseph Scott to a licensed adult neighbor. Harden, North Bend, arrested and trans- ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Impounded vehicles Green Ford Explorer impounded.12:29 The Oregon State Police impounded p.m., Hwy. 42, mp 9, 25-year old Whit- ney Bentley, Coquille, found to be driv-

ing while suspended and uninsured. White Plymouth ACC impounded. 2:38 Coast to Valley p.m., Hwy. 101, mp 243, 45-year old Public Bus Service Douglas Eugene Pizzola, North Bend, (No Saturday Service) found to be driving uninsured. Red Chevrolet impounded. 3:34 p.m., Hwy. Porter Stage Line 101 and E. Hall Ave., Coos Bay, 26-year (541) 269-7183 old Lauren Kay Ham, North Bend, found to driving while suspended. Blue Sun.—Fri. depart Coos Bay 7:15 a.m., Reedsport 7:40 a.m., Florence 8:15 a.m. arrive Eugene 9:35 a.m. Ford Taurus impounded. Oct. 6 – 10:33 a.m., Virginia Ave. & Harrison St., Mon.— Fri. depart Eugene 10:05 a.m., Florence 11:20 a.m., Reedsport 11:50 a.m., arrive Coos Bay 12:20 p.m. North Bend, 53-year old James Ervin Bramhall, Lakeside, found to be driving Afternoon bus departs Coos Bay at 12:35 p.m. Evening bus departs Eugene at 4:05 p.m. while suspended. White Saturn SL im- pounded. 12:08 p.m., Virginia Ave., & Call for fare information or Hit & Run http://www.porterstageline.com/ News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On October 15, Hwy. 101, North Bend, 32-year old John 2014, at about 1645 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies and Offi- Charles Schneider, North Bend, found to cers from the Myrtle Point Police Department responded to Lampa be driving while suspended and without Lane, west of Myrtle Point, at about milepost 1.5 in response to a SR-22, Silver/aluminum Dodge Neon Moe's Super Lube report of a hit and run crash involving a Honda Accord and a Chevy impounded. Oct. 7 – 8:33 a.m., 30-year Van. Deputies learned the suspect had left in the van heading to- old Jerimah Anthony Reiber, North Oil Lube & Filter Service wards the community of Arago west of Myrtle Point. The vehicle Bend, found to be driving while sus- was located at Arago boat ramp but the driver had fled. The driver pended, driving uninsured and failed to Open 8 a.m., Mon. - Sat. of the vehicle was located on foot nearby; he was identified as 40 file for an SR-11. Black Honda Accord year old David Elbert. As a result of the investigation, Mr. Elbert impounded. 2 Locations in the Bay Area was arrested for Fail to Perform Duties of a Driver with Property School bus Squeezed *1326 Virginia Ave., North Bend Damage and Reckless Driving. Mr. Elbert was additionally cited for According to a report from the OSP, a Driving While Suspended – Violation. David Elbert was transported school bus and a semi met at the Scotts- (541) 756-7218 to the Coos County Jail. The damage to the victim’s vehicle, 59 burg Bridge Sept. 30, 6:38 p.m. *330 South Broadway, Coos Bay year old David Matthews of Coos Bay was estimated to be in ex- “Operator and his passengers were trav- cess of $1500.00. eling westbound, operator stated that an (541) 269-5323 Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 6 eight vehicles between Oct. 9 – Oct. 15 Oregon identification card, and admitted ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille port, 66-year old Orville David Penicook according to OSP reports: 7:32 a.m., that he did not have a driver’s license. and the vehicle impounded. Oct. 12 – Jr., attempted to pull off the road onto a Hwy. 101, mp 240, Coos Bay, a black He was cited for No Operator’s License 8:13 a.m., Hwy. 101 & Hackett Ln., shoulder, but the vehicle traveled off the VW Golf was stopped for an expired and Driving Uninsured. The passenger, Coos Bay, light blue Ford Ranger, embankment and rolled coming to rest registration tag. The driver, 41-year old 36-year old Kimberly D. Roth, Coos “operator stopped for VBR in foggy on its top next to the Umpqua River. He Fred Thomas Murphy, Powers, was Bay, was warned for Not Properly Wear- conditions, found to be driving while was able to walk back up to the road and found to have suspended driving privi- ing her Seatbelt and cited for Permitting suspended.” Twenty-two year old Bran- called for help. Penicook was trans- leges and was driving uninsured. The Unlawful Operation of a Motor Vehicle. don Eric Wright, Coos Bay, issued ported to RiverBend Hospital in Spring- vehicle was impounded and the driver The vehicle was impounded. Oct. 11 – criminal citations for Use of an Invalid field where he was treated for a head cited. Oct. 10 – A gold Honda Accord 1:34 p.m., white Dodge Ram 1500, License and Failure to Return Sus- injury. was impounded at 8:34 a.m., Hwy. 101 stopped for registration violation. pended License, also cited for DWS and Theft & Flanagan Road, Coos Bay, “operator Driver, 33-year old Aaron Brian Con- warned for VBR. Vehicle impounded. news release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's stopped for speed violation, found to be nell, Coos Bay, found to be driving Oct. 14 – 2:40 p.m., Hwy. 101 mp Office. On 10/22/14 at about 3:41 AM, driving uninsured.” Thirty-one year old while suspended, uninsured and subject 239.5, Coos Bay, purple, mauve, Honda the Coos County Sheriff’s Office re- Rachel Lea Crawford, Coos Bay, cited of a statewide misdemeanor warrant. He Civic, operated by 25-year old Lisa Ann ceived a call of 2 subjects possibly tres- for Driving Uninsured and warned for was transported to the Coos Co. Jail and Sims, Coos Bay, “operator was stopped passing on property on Lois Lane, south Speed and Giving False Information the vehicle impounded. 3:25 p.m., Hwy. for talking on her cell phone while driv- of Bandon. A deputy responded to the Regarding Liability Insurance. Vehicle 101 & Hwy. 42, green Nissan Altima, ing. A pre-stop DMV records check of area and began looking for the subjects. impounded. 7:42 p.m., So. Empire “while on patrol I saw a vehicle operator the registration showed that the vehicle During that investigation the deputy had Blvd. & Michigan Ave., Coos Bay, blue who looked suspicious.” A records had been sold and the insurance was contact with two male subjects parked in Cadillac Deville stopped for Failure to check revealed that 47-year old Steven terminated. Driver found to be sus- a vehicle in the same general area as the Signal 100 feet Prior to a Right Turn and Don McCrary was driving while sus- pended at a violation level with several trespass call. The subjects were identi- the Passenger Not Wearing her Safety pended and “in possession of an open additional pending suspensions. Sims fied and then released. The deputy fin- Belt. Thirty-year old Brandon Michael container of alcohol that he had been was cited for DWS-Violation, Driving ished checking the area but found no one Briggs, Coos Bay, “presented an expired drinking and driving.” He was trans- Uninsured, and Failure to File SR-22. else. At approximately 5:35 AM as the Also warned for Cell Phone Use While deputy was traveling back through the Driving, Failure to Yield to Emergency city of Bandon Deputy he observed the Vehicle and Failure to Return Sus- same vehicle, now parked in a parking pended Driver’s License. Vehicle im- lot in Bandon and now with large metal pounded. Oct. 15 – 2:24 p.m., Hwy. racks in the back of the vehicle that were 240, mp 1.1, Coos Bay, green Cadillac Escalade stopped for tag violation. Thirty-six year old Danielle Franceen Ludtke, Coos Bay, found to be sus- pended and uninsured. Vehicle im- pounded. DUII A single-vehicle accident on Hwy. 101, mp 223, near the Lakeside turnoff, led to a DUII arrest on Oct. 10, 5:28 a.m. Ac- cording to an OSP report, 70-year old Timothy Malcolm Nelson, Coos Bay, “You Can Get There From “missed the turnoff and drove on the wrong side of the guardrail approxi- Here” mately 100 yards before getting stock on (541) 888-2525 the sand embankment. The operator was Fire Fatality visibly intoxicated and arrested for News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On October 15, DUII.” He was transported to North Sometimes 2014, at about 2347 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies and the Bend PD for a breath test. The gray it’s more Coquille Police Department were dispatched to 93937 Highway 42S, Nissan was towed. Coquille, Oregon in response to a residence fire occurring there. than just Upon arrival, the residence was found to be fully engulfed in flames. Warrant arrest The structure was a two story wood structure that had been con- According to an OSP report, a gray Flossing verted into a myrtle wood shop that sits right along the highway. Honda Accord, stopped Oct. 12, 11:13 Fire units from the Coquille Fire Department and the Bandon Police p.m., Newmark Ave. & No. Wall St., Dental Care for the Department responded and were able to extinguish the flames. Af- Coos Bay, for a lane change violation Entire Family led to the arrest of the driver, 21-year old ter the fire was extinguished one individual was found deceased, (541) 267-3447 four other individuals were displaced by the fire. The identification Jase Mikel Payne, Petersburg, was found of the victim and the cause of the fire remains under investigation to be wanted and transported to the Coos (believed to be Phillip A. Clausen, DOB 09/10/1926, 88 YOA, WMA, Co. Jail at Coquille. The vehicle was Sam Scott DMD resides at above address.). The Coos County Sheriff’s Office was released to his girlfriend. Bringing Back Smiles with assisted by the following agencies: Coquille Fire Department, Ban- No Lights! Quality, Experienced, don Fire Department, Coquille Police Department, Oregon Depart- A silver/aluminum GMC DEN went off Professional Care ment of Transportation, Oregon State Fire Marshall’s Office, Coos Hwy. 38, near mp 32.5, Oct. 13, 11:02 County Medical Examiner’s Office and the Red Cross of Oregon. p.m., when the vehicle’s lighting equip- 833 Anderson Ave., The investigation is continuing. ment failed. According to an OSP re- Coos Bay Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 7 not there before. After an investigation pected vehicle was a white Ford pickup that if any one has any knowledge of this Office that a vehicle that had been stolen it was learned that the subjects had just and had fled the scene. Upon arrival incident to call the Coos County Sher- in their city early in the AM of this date stolen metal bread racks from the Price first responders located a male adult iff’s Office at 541-396-2106. was currently located on Laurel Street in and Pride Store in Bandon. The 2 occu- identified as 20 year old Nichclaus De- Lost Mushroom Picker Gleneden Beach. Lincoln County Sher- pants of the vehicle, Michael R. Botts 37 graffenried of Coos Bay who had been News release from the Coos Co. Sher- iff's Office deputies responded and lo- of Coos Bay and William R. Hargis 43 struck by a vehicle. The investigation iff's Office. On 10/22/14 at 0627 hours cated the stolen vehicle, a 2013 Chevro- off Coos Bay were arrested on charges revealed Mr. Degraffenried was riding the Coos County Sheriff’s Office was let pickup, unoccupied at the location. of Theft II and PCS Meth. Both men his bicycle south bound on Cape Arago dispatched to the end of Hinch Lane, Deputies then received a report of a ve- were transported to the Coos County Jail Highway when he was struck by a vehi- South Slough Sanctuary, south of Coos hicle theft from a garage nearby on Nep- where they were booked. cle traveling north bound on Cape Arago Bay, Oregon to a reported lost person. tune Ave in Gleneden Beach. The victim Hit & Run Highway. As a result of the crash Nich- The subject in question, a 54 YOA fe- reported that her vehicle, a 2005 Ford News release from the Coos Co. Sher- claus Degraffenried was transported to male, had called 911 to report she had Expedition, had been stolen from inside iff's Office. On October 22, 2014 at Bay Area Hospital with non life threat- been out over night and was lost while her garage which was attached to her about 19:43 hours Coos County Sheriffs ening injuries. The investigation is con- mushroom picking. As a result Deputies home. A Newport Police Officer Deputies along with Charleston Fire and tinuing at this time and the Sheriff’s responded to the area and contacted a quickly located the stolen Ford Expedi- Bay Cities Ambulance responded to the Office is looking for the suspect vehicle male identified as Jose Navarro, 27 tion occupied by William Ray McGinnis intersection of Beacon Lane and Cape involved. The vehicle is described as a YOA of Coos Bay. It was learned that in the McDonald's parking lot in New- Arago Highway, south of Coos Bay to a white Ford extended cab pickup with Mr. Navarro had accompanied the lost port. A felony traffic stop was conducted report of pedestrian struck by a motor damage to the front fender area, a head- mushroom picker. It was determined by Newport Police officers, Lincoln vehicle. It was reported that the sus- light our and missing the passenger side while investigating the missing person’s County Sheriff's deputies, and an Ore- mirror. The Sheriff’s Office is asking case that Mr. Navarro had multiple fel- gon State trooper. Mr. McGinnis was ony probation warrants stemming from a taken into custody and lodged at the previous drug possession case. Mr. Lincoln County Jail on two counts of Navarro was arrested without incident Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, one and transported to the Coos County Jail. count of Burglary in the Second Degree, Sheriff’s Deputies and the Sheriff’s Of- Unlawful Entry Into a Motor Vehicle, fice K9 unit, Neeko conducted the and Criminal Trespass in the Second search. At about 1138 hours Deputies Degree. Bail was set at $172,500. located the missing mushroom picker Central Coast nearby. The mushroom picker had been Assault exposed to the elements and was found News release from the Lincoln Co. Sher- to be hypothermic and she was trans- iff's Office. On October 22, 2014 at ported to BAH. about 8:00pm, a female reported she had Crime Spree Halted on injuries sustained in a possible assault Central Coast that occurred at a residence in Burnt News release from the Lincoln Co. Sher- Woods, Oregon. Senior Deputy Barry iff's Office. On October 19, 2014, at Bruster investigated the report and deter- approximately 6:00 AM the Lincoln mined the victim was assaulted by a City Police Department dispatch in- spouse, Tony Prindel, age 27 of Logs- formed the Lincoln County Sheriff's den, Oregon. The assault, which oc- curred in the presence of Prindel’s two

Coos Grange Supply

1085 So. 2nd Coos Bay

Burglar Arrested News release from the Coos Co. Sheriff's Office. On October 18, All of your 2014, at approximately 2036 hours, Coos County Sheriff Deputies were dispatched to a possible burglary in progress at 62661 Seven garden, farm, Devils Rd., Coos Bay, Coos County, OR. Deputies arrived on scene at approximately 2044 hours and arrested a male subject, later identi- ranch, pet, fied as Jon Paul Corby, who was in the process of carrying a milk crate full of household goods off the property. Jon claimed he had needs in one permission from the owners to be on the property and to take the items, but the owners said nobody had permission and they had never seen him before. Subsequently, Deputies arrested Jon Corby location. for Burglary I and Theft II, and transported him to the Coos County Jail without incident, where he was held on $120,000 bail. Open Mon.—Fri. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Sundays Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 8 year old minor child, elevated the crime Coast Guard, AMVER Estimated value of the seized marijuana False Firearm Info to a class C Felony charge. Prindel was is $10,000. PERRY was taken into cus- partners respond to A 26-year old Coos Bay male was re- contacted, taken into custody, then trans- tody and later cited and released to ap- ferred to the Coos Co. DA’s Office for ported to the Lincoln County Jail where disabled sailing pear in Douglas County Circuit Court consideration of charges after he alleg- he was lodged for the crime of Assault vessel in Pacific Ocean for Unlawful Possession of a Controlled edly “unlawfully attempted to purchase a IV (felony) with a bail of $50,000.00. Substance - Marijuana. The driver was firearm and he falsely completed the Coast Guard search and rescue crews not arrested or cited. The second traffic North Coast Fatal and an Automated Mutual Assistance firearm purchase records at the time of Oregon State Police (OSP), with the stop occurred at approximately 10:44 the attempted purchase.” According to Vessel Rescue crew are responding to a p.m. on Interstate 5 northbound near assistance of Tillamook County Sheriff's report of a sailing vessel disabled and an OSP report, at the time of the transac- Office and Tillamook County District milepost 120 when an OSP trooper tion, 26-year old Samuel McCauley adrift about 780 miles west of the Ore- stopped a Ford Ranger pickup display- Attorney's Office, are continuing the gon California border, Sunday evening. Bowling “was found to be out of cus- investigation into Thursday afternoon's ing Minnesota license plates. The tody on a release agreement on a sepa- The operator of the 32-foot sailing ves- pickup's driver was identified as two vehicle fatal crash that occurred on sel Hale’s Revenge reported that there rate charge of Unlawful Possession of a Highway 101 about three miles north of TERESA ANN LEMONS, age 45, from Firearm.” were no injuries to anyone aboard, but Rogers. Minnesota. Subsequent investi- Cloverdale in Tillamook County. One they were disabled and adrift after sus- False Info driver died and the other driver was ar- gation led the trooper to discover ap- taining damage to the vessel. Watch- proximately 9.5 pounds of marijuana A 42-year old Coos Bay male was ar- rested. The victim's name is released in standers at the Coast Guard 13th District rested Oct. 5, Olive Barber Rod and this update as well as added information concealed in the pickup. Estimated value command center received a 406 mega- of the seized marijuana is $20,000. Isthmus Heights Cutoff, Eastside, after related to the offending driver also being hertz personal locator beacon alert at he allegedly gave an Oregon State Police charged with Manslaughter in the Sec- LEMONS was later cited and released to about 6:50 p.m., from the vessel, during appear in Douglas County Circuit Court Trooper false information. According to ond Degree and DUII. According to its voyage from Honolulu to Everett, an OSP report, Brian Scott Rose was Lieutenant Justin McGladrey, on Octo- for Unlawful Possession and Delivery of Washington. An Air Station Sacra- a Controlled Substance - Marijuana. stopped in a dark blue Chevrolet Silver- ber 23, 2014 at approximately 3:07 p.m., mento, California-based aircrew, aboard a 1997 Ford Ranger pickup driven by an HC-130 Hercules airplane is sched- CHRISTOPHER ALLEN FITCH, age uled to arrive at the vessel’s location at 21, from Beaverton, was northbound on about 1 a.m. The crew of the Hyundai Highway 101 near Old Condor Bridge Grace, a 965-foot container ship and Road about milepost 84. As the pickup AMVER vessel, offered to provide as- negotiated a right curve at a high rate of sistance and is scheduled to arrive at the speed, it crossed the double solid center- vessel’s location at about 5 a.m. Coast line and collided nearly head-on with a Guard search and rescue coordinators southbound 2001 Ford Taurus four-door. are continuing to monitor the condition The pickup came to rest on its right side of the vessel and those aboard. Weather near the center of the highway. The car conditions are reported to be 12-15 foot came to rest off the southbound shoulder seas with 35-mph winds. AMVER, of the highway. The Ford Taurus driver, sponsored by the United States Coast GERALD DEE WILL, age 70, from Guard, is a unique, computer-based, and Cloverdale, was pronounced deceased at voluntary global ship reporting system the scene. FITCH, who was driving on a used worldwide by search and rescue suspended license, received minor injury authorities to arrange for assistance to and was later arrested by OSP. As part persons in distress at sea. With AMVER, of the investigation, OSP learned FITCH rescue coordinators can identify partici- was on probation for DUII out of pating ships in the area of distress and Clackamas County and during the eve- divert the best-suited ship or ships to ning confirmed alcohol was believed to respond. be a contributing factor. In consultation Marijuana Busts on with the Tillamook County District At- Transport Driver Cited torney's Office, FITCH was lodged in I-5 Two people were injured Thursday morning in a collision between a the Tillamook County Jail for Man- Two unrelated traffic stops by Oregon transport van and passenger car on Highway 101 north of Florence at slaughter in the Second Degree, DUII State Police (OSP) on Monday in Doug- the Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park intersection. Oregon and and Reckless Driving. las County is leading to charges against State Police (OSP) investigated the crash and cited the transport two people following the seizure of a van's driver. On October 16, 2014 at approximately 7:04 a.m., a 2000 total of more than 13 pounds of mari- Honda Civic four-door driven by RONALD G. TAVES, age not avail- juana. On October 20, 2014 at approxi- able, from Yachats, was northbound on Highway 101 near milepost mately 6:23 p.m., an OSP sergeant 176. A Northwest Youth Authority transport van driven by JOSHUA stopped a 1998 Ford Escort displaying ABEL, age 21, from Mesa, Arizona, pulled out from Carl G. California license plates northbound on Washburne Memorial State Park into the northbound lane where the Interstate 5 near milepost 119 for a car struck it on the left side. RONALD TAVES and his passenger, speed violation. The vehicle was occu- JOAN TAVES, age 66, received non-life threatening injuries and were pied by a 21-year old female driver and transported by ambulance to Peace Harbor Medical Center in Flor- the passenger identified as JORDAN J. ence. They were treated and released from the hospital. Both occu- PERRY, age 48, from Hollywood, Cali- pants were using safety restraints and the car's airbags deployed. fornia. Subsequent investigation with ABEL and his nine passengers were not injured. Subsequent investi- the assistance of an OSP drug detection gation led OSP to cite ABEL for Fail to Yield Right of Way. Lead in- canine led to the discovery of over 4 vestigator is Trooper Rodney Brock. OSP was assisted at the scene pounds of marijuana in the car's trunk. by Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue and ODOT. Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 9 ado for equipment violation. “I had ex- personnel, arrived on scene. Derschon ported to be on the rocks, but three man- Possession and Distribution of a Con- isting PC to arrest for the same crime. was able to exit his vehicle, but could aged to swim to shore of their own ac- trolled Substance - Methamphetamine. Suspect arrested and transported to the not climb up the steep embankment. Fire cord prior to the Dolphin crew's arrival. Sentenced to 10 days Coos County Jail where he was found in personnel, using a rope and rescue bas- “This case illustrates the training and News release from the South Coast In- possession of a marijuana pipe in the ket, safely retrieved Derschon. He was professionalism of our Coast Guard teragency Narcotics Team. Coquille, jail. Suspect was issued a criminal cita- transported to Samaritan Pacific Com- crews,” said Lt. j. g. Jesse Cremeans, a OR October 6th, 2014 Marilyn Delia tion for False Information and violation munities Hospital for apparent minor Dolphin pilot at Coast Guard Sector Reynolds was sentenced to ten days in citations for Operating without Proper injuries. Northwest Oceanview Drive North Bend. “The air crew responded to jail after entering a conditional guilty Fenders and Fail to Change Address on was reduced to one lane of travel for the request from our partners and these plea. The sentence stems from the assis- Drivers License. Charges will be re- approximately one hour. five people were successfully removed tance of SCINT to Coos County Parole ferred to the DA for the initial False In- Transport Driver Cited from a potentially unsafe situation with- and Probation during a home visit in formation crime and Introducing Contra- Two people were injured Thursday out any further incident.” January 2014. In January, 2014 Coos band at the Jail.” morning in a collision between a trans- I-5 Meth Bust County Parole and Probation requested Central Coast port van and passenger car on Highway A Saturday night Oregon State Police the assistance of SCINT to respond to Accident 101 north of Florence at the Carl G. (OSP) traffic stop led to the arrest of a Michael Hockema’s residence at 93298 News release from the Newport Police Washburne Memorial State Park inter- San Jose, California man after a trooper Luscombe Loop in Coos Bay. It was Dept. On October 15, 2014 at 8:56 a.m., section. Oregon State Police (OSP) in- found over 4 pounds of methampheta- reported Hockema, who was on formal Newport Police Officers responded to a vestigated the crash and cited the trans- mine inside the man's car on Interstate 5 probation at the time, was dealing heroin single-vehicle traffic crash on NW port van's driver. On October 16, 2014 near Rogue River. On October 4, 2014 from the location. Reynolds answered Oceanview Drive at NW 33rd Street. at approximately 7:04 a.m., a 2000 at approximately 11:59 p.m., an OSP the door of the residence and while law The vehicle traveled off the roadway and Honda Civic four-door driven by trooper stopped a 1998 Volkswagen enforcement spoke with Hockema, Rey- approximately 25 feet down an embank- RONALD G. TAVES, age not available, displaying California license plates nolds entered the room and attempted to ment. Officers arrived on scene to find a from Yachats, was northbound on High- northbound on Interstate 5 near milepost conceal drug paraphernalia. SCINT 2000 Honda Accord over the embank- way 101 near milepost 176. A North- 45 for a traffic violation. During the conducted interviews of Reynolds, Mi- ment on the west side of NW Oceanview west Youth Authority transport van stop, the trooper identified the driver as chael Hockema and a juvenile female. Drive. The impact of the crash caused driven by JOSHUA ABEL, age 21, from FRANCISCO ALBERTO BEIZA, age SCINT detectives searched the residence extensive damage to the vehicle. The Mesa, Arizona, pulled out from Carl G. 27, from San Jose, California. Subse- with the assistance of a Confederated investigation revealed that Casey B. Washburne Memorial State Park into the quent investigation during the traffic Tribal Police officer, a Coquille Tribal Derschon, age 19 of Newport, was trav- northbound lane where the car struck it stop led the trooper to discover approxi- Police officer and a drug detection K-9. eling south on NW Oceanview Drive, on the left side. RONALD TAVES and mately 4.5 pounds of methamphetamine Throughout the residence marijuana approaching NW 33rd Street. It was his passenger, JOAN TAVES, age 66, concealed inside the vehicle. Estimated paraphernalia was located in addition to raining heavily, and there was standing received non-life threatening injuries value is approximately $60,000. BEIZA heroin use paraphernalia. Reynolds was water on the roadway. When Derschon and were transported by ambulance to was arrested with incident and lodged in charged with Unlawful Possession of tried to avoid the standing water, his Peace Harbor Medical Center in Flor- the Jackson County Jail for Unlawful Heroin and Frequenting a Place Where vehicle hydroplaned and went over the ence. They were treated and released embankment. The Newport Fire Depart- from the hospital. Both occupants were ment, along with PacWest Ambulance using safety restraints and the car's air- bags deployed. ABEL and his nine pas- sengers were not injured. Subsequent World Pawn Exchange investigation led OSP to cite ABEL for Fail to Yield Right of Way. Lead inves- tigator is Trooper Rodney Brock. OSP was assisted at the scene by Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue and ODOT. Coast Guard rescues 5 people from rocks near Depoe Bay A Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicop- ter crew from Coast Guard Air Facility worldpawnexchange.org Newport rescued five people stuck on

the rocks in Fogarty Creek near Depoe Buy Gold & Silver Bay Saturday, Oct. 11. The Dolphin

crew arrived on scene and ferried the Buy. Sell, Trade, Loans people to shore where they were met by on Firearms ground crews including Coast Guard Station Depoe Bay crewmembers and

the local fire department. None of them Open Mon, - Sat. reported any injuries or medical con- 10 to 5:30 cerns. Coast Guard Sector North Bend watchstanders received a call Saturday

afternoon from Lincoln County dispatch 1980 Sherman Ave. reporting the people stranded on the rocks by an incoming tide and requested North Bend Coast Guard aviation support to reach them. Eight people were originally re- Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 10 Controlled Substances are Used. On When Deputies arrived it was discovered refused to pick the trash up and instead and charged with Fail to Perform Duties September 16th, 2014 she entered a con- that 32 year old Troy Far less of Coos locked himself inside of his van and of Driver, Reckless Driving and Crimi- ditional guilty plea to both charges. Bay had cut his mother, 52 year old started video recording the incident. nal Mischief I and transported to the Possession Debra Penas with a knife during an alter- After other officers responded to assist Coos County Jail and booked. The dam- cation between he and his brother, 28 the Deputy a North Bend Police Officer age at the park was estimate to be over Restricted Weapon year old Elton Alden. It was also were able to get the door to the van $1000.00. News release from the South Coast In- learned that during the altercation Mr. unlocked and Mr. Griswold was re- Sawed off Shotgun teragency Narcotics Team. On Thurs- Farless had strangled his brother Elton. moved from the van and placed into day October 2nd 2014, SCINT Detec- Troy Farless was arrested and trans- custody. He was transported to the Coos Seized tives executed a search warrant at 2145 ported to the Coos County Jail where he County Jail and charged with Offensive News release from the South Coast In- ½ 25th Street, Coos Bay, Coos County was booked for one count of Assault II, Littering, Theft of Services and Resist- teragency Narcotics Team. On 10/8/14 Oregon. SCINT were assisted by offi- 2 counts of Menacing, 2 counts of Reck- ing Arrest. Detectives from SCINT, Coos County cers from Coos Bay Police Department less Endangering, Strangulation and Reckless Driving SO and Parole and Probation contacted and Coquille Tribal Police Drug Detec- Unlawful Use of a Weapon. Ms. Penas 1820 12th Street, North Bend the home tion Canine Handler. Methampheta- News release from the Coos Co. Sher- of Morgan Woodmark, Rodney Yeiter declined medical initially but after depu- iff's Office. On 10/7/2014 at about 3:00 mine, marijuana, packaging material, a ties arrived medical was called in to treat and 3 young children, 1 yoa female, 6 digital scale and suspected stolen prop- PM, a Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy yoa and 5 yoa boy. Officers were at- her injury. She was transported to Bay was dispatched to a report of an im- erty were located during the search of Area Hospital by Bay Cities Ambulance. tempting to locate and arrest Yeiter on the residence. The subject of the investi- paired driver who had crashed his truck outstanding warrants. During that con- gation, George Ray Wood (Forty-four Offensive Littering and travel trailer at the Osprey Point tact Woodmark was arrested and 2 chil- years old), was transported to the Coos News release from the Coos Co. Sher- Trailer Park in Lakeside, Oregon. It was dren were placed into protective Custody County Jail where he was booked on the iff's Office. On 10/7/2014 at about reported that the vehicle the subject was by DHS. While waiting for the applica- mentioned charges. An associate of 11:24 AM, a Coos County Sheriff’s driving drove over a fire pit at the trailer tion of a search warrant, Yeiter was ob- George Wood’s, Randi Pittman, arrived Deputy, returning from a call drove past park and also caused damage to the wa- served trying to sneak up to the resi- at the residence and was found in pos- a parked vehicle at the David Dewitt ter and electrical hookups at the camping dence. A short foot pursuit ensued and session of methamphetamine. Pittman Memorial along Highway 101, north of slot. It was reported that witnesses at Yeiter was taken into custody a few was released at the scene and her case is North Bend and saw someone throw a the scene tried to stop the driver and houses away by Coos County Deputy being referred to the Coos County Dis- bag of trash from the vehicle onto the vehicle from fleeing the scene but the and Parole and Probation Officer. At trict Attorney’s Office. The investiga- ground near the trash cans in the parking driver and only occupant got out of the approximately 1640 hrs, Detectives from tion is continuing and more arrests are lot. The Deputy turned around and re- vehicle and fled on foot when 911 was SCINT, Officers from North Bend PD, anticipated. SCINT encourages the pub- turned to the area to find four black trash called. When the deputy arrived on Coquille Tribal PD, Coos County Sher- lic to report narcotics activity on the web bags discarded on the ground as the scene he located the driver, identified as iff’s Office and Parole and Probation by going to www.scint.us and “Report a driver of the van was starting to leave. 39 year old Tye Kusserow at the Lake- executed a search warrant at the loca- Dealer”. Also, find us on Facebook. The Deputy stopped the man identified side Boat Docks at Tenmile County tion. During the search detectives lo- as Jeffrey Griswold, 43 years old, and Park. It was reported that when the cated items to include but not limited to Assault investigated the incident. The Deputy driver fled that he was bleeding very News release from the Coos Co. Sher- the following: 12 gauge sawed off Shot- attempted to issue a criminal citation for badly. When Mr. Kusserow was located gun, Packaged Heroin for sale, Packaged iff's Office. On 10/08/2014 at about the littering in lieu of physical custody, he was found to have bit his tongue very 00:18 hours Coos County Sheriffs Depu- Marijuana for sale, Methamphetamine and a warning for a second offense the badly and medical had to be called to paraphernalia to include baggies, glass ties responded to a report of an assault at Deputy observed, contingent on the man treat him. Once medical arrived and 61220 Old Wagon Road, Coos Bay. pipes and spoons with residue, Heroin picking up the trash. Jeffrey Griswold treated Mr. Kusserow he was arrested Paraphernalia to include packaging, spoons, straws and foil with residue, Multiple uncapped syringes with blood and illegal controlled substances, Vari- Coos Bay Toyota ous caliber ammunition, Over $400 in US Currency, Digital Scales with Heroin residue, Loose marijuana, Packaging Gracie material, Marijuana pipes, Counterfeit Home of US money, 5 Marijuana plants, Prohib- ited Fireworks, Unknown manufactured “The Amazing Guarantee” marijuana product and domicile to Yeiter and Woodmark at this address.

Both were arrested and transported to  All New Vehicles the Coos County Jail. Three children were taken into protective custody and  All Used Vehicles placed into foster care. SCINT encour-  All Certified Vehicles ages the public to report narcotics activ- ity on the web by going to www.scint.us  ALL Vehicles and “Report a Dealer”. Also, find us on Facebook. Menacing, Pointing A Firearm at Another News release from the Coos Co. Sher- iff's Office. On October 3, 2014, at ap- proximately 1732 hours, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 11 call about a neighbor dispute over one on ROR. troopers from the Coos Bay, Gold Beach marijuana products were also seized. neighbor’s dogs killing another and Roseburg offices were assisted by SCINT detectives are referring charges neighbor’s sheep in the Ridge Road area, Assault IV officers from the Bandon Police Depart- of Unlawful Possession, Manufacture north of North Bend, Oregon. The dis- News release from the Coos Co. Sher- ment and SCINT detectives. The inves- and Delivery of Marijuana to the Coos pute reportedly got out of hand and one iff's Office. On 10/5/2014 at about 4:30 tigation revealed that on or about August County District Attorney. PM, a Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy neighbor retrieved a gun and fired a shot 29th, 2013, DALE J. GILBERT STONE Missing Five-Year Old at the other. Deputies arrived on scene at responded to a report of an assault on BARKER, age 32, killed a spike elk approximately 1915 hours, and con- Brown Road near Bandon, Oregon. In- while archery hunting in the Floras Boy Found Safe tacted the involved parties. During the vestigation indicated John Deoduc (53 Creek area of Curry County. About two News release from the Coos Co. Sher- investigation it was learned that Adam years old) had assaulted his adult sister, weeks later, BARKER killed a 7x7 elk iff's Office. On 09/28/14 at about 2:37 Hecht, 55 years of age, had ridden his 49 year old Cassandra Schrier causing while archery hunting in the same area PM, Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies ATV down to his neighbor, 77 year old minor injury. Additionally he had re- of Floras Creek in Curry County. Both were dispatched to a residence on Shut- Fred Miller’s house with one of his dead fused to provide required medication/ elk were retained by BARKER. During ters Landing Lane, in the community of sheep in order to confront him, as he felt care for an elderly male, 93 year old the search of the properties, items seized Hauser, north of North Bend, Oregon for one of Mr. Miller’s dogs had killed it. William Deodiuc, (yes spelled differ- related to the investigation included the a report of a missing autistic 5 year old When Mr. Hecht confronted Mr. Miller, ently) his father, whom he has a legal following: * One set of spike elk ant- boy. It was reported that the child was Mr. Miller threatened Mr. Hecht, “get obligation to provide for. He was trans- lers; * Taxidermy mounted 7x7 elk last seen heading east from the residence out of here or I'll shoot ya!". Fred Miller ported to the Coos County Jail and shoulder mount; * Elk meat from 2013 into a wooded area off Shutters Landing reportedly grabbed his Ruger Redhawk, charged with Assault IV (Domestic) and and 2014; * Compound bow; * Two Lane. Sheriff’s Deputies and members .44 Magnum revolver, walked outside, Criminal Mistreatment II. shotguns. Based on the investigation, from Hauser Fire and Rescue initially and fired a single shot into a bush at the Motorcycle Fatal Victim BARKER was cited by OSP to appear in responded and conducted a hasty search. end of his driveway just after Adam Curry County Circuit Court for Exceed- Search and Rescue members from Coos is Coos Bay man County SAR group responded along Hecht had turned the corner. Deputies Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing ing the Bag Limit for Big Game - Elk, seized the firearm and Fred Miller was and in Coos County Circuit Court for with the US Coast Guard from the North the investigation into a fatal motorcycle Bend Air Station. The search lasted for arrested at 1920 hours for ORS 163.190 crash reported Thursday afternoon off Unlawful Possession of Big Game - Elk Menacing, ORS 166.190 Pointing a and Felon in Possession of a Firearm. about 1 hour and at about 5:52 PM, a Highway 38 about twelve miles east of Search and Rescue K9 Team located the Firearm at Another and ORS 166.220 Reedsport. On October 2, 2014 at ap- Over 25 pounds of marijuana and edible Unlawful Use of a Weapon. Deputies proximately 2:57 p.m., OSP, Douglas transported Fred Miller to the Coos County Sheriff's Office and local emer- County Jail without incident, where he gency responders were notified of the Winter Septic Maintenance was booked at about 2028 hours and discovery of a male lying next to a mo- During the Month of November ‘14—Not valid with any other offer held on $45,000 bail. The investigation torcycle off an embankment along the $25 off Septic Pumping Or $10 off Service Call is still continuing. north side of Highway 38 near milepost Menacing 12. Upon arrival, emergency responders *****COUPON***** News release from the Coos Co. Sher- confirmed the male was deceased. Sub- iff's Office. On 10/04/14 at approxi- sequent investigation indicated the mo- mately 10:35 p.m. Coos County Sher- torcyclist, JOHN JOSEPH AMBROS- iff’s Deputies responded to a report of a INI, age 59, from Coos Bay, was travel- disturbance in progress located at 63570 ing westbound on a Harley Davidson Edwards Road near Coos Bay. After an motorcycle when he failed to safely ne- investigation Dillon S. Rundell, 36 yoa gotiate a right curve and went off the of Coos Bay was arrested on the charges highway, down an embankment about of Menacing, Criminal Mischief II and 30 feet and struck a tree. The victim was Criminal Trespass II. Mr. Rundell was wearing a protective helmet. The crash transported to the Coos County Jail scene was discovered by the victim's We would like to invite you where he was booked and later released friends who were checking travel routes after AMBROSINI was reported missing this Sunday morning... 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Marshfield Bargain wildlife crimes and being a felon in pos- Pastors David & session of a firearm. On September 24, Bridgette Whinery House 790 No. Bayshore Dr., 2014, at approximately 9:15 a.m., search PO Box 477, Coos Bay, Coos Bay (541) 267-2500 warrants were served at three Bandon- (541)266-0613 area properties. OSP Fish & Wildlife Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 12 boy at the bottom of a ravine, stuck in that the bicyclist died from injuries sus- Board of Commissioners during their road in Brookings. Thirty-eight year old the mud. He was escorted out of the tained in the crash early Monday morn- meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 1, in Gold Twyla Wheeler is the mother who left woods and returned to his family with- ing at a Portland-area hospital. An en- Beach. the child with a relative who reportedly out any injury. forcement decision is pending. On Sep- Death Investigation on didn’t know the two had gone to a ca- Stolen Vehicle tember 19, 2014 at approximately 5:15 sino in Smith River, CA. The child, p.m., a bicycle ridden by KERRY LEE Central Coast wearing only a diaper and t-shirt, was recovered on Oregon KUNSMAN, age 67, from San Diego, News release from the Lincoln Co. Sher- showing signs of hypothermia when she Coast California, was westbound on Highway iff's Office. On September 04, 2014 at was found alongside the South Bank News release from Newport PD. On 131 near milepost 5 when it was struck about 8:30 AM, deputies with the Lin- Chetco River Road near Salmonberry Monday, 09/22/2014, at approximately from behind by a 2011 Ford F350 coln County Sheriff's Office were dis- Road. She was air-lifted to the hospital 1:30 a.m., Newport Police Officer Jerry pickup driven by FRANK B. patched to a report of a deceased female in Gold Beach. The women were trans- Howe noticed a north-bound vehicle BOHANNON, age 74, from Oceanside. at a residence in the 200 block of SE ported to the county jail at Gold Beach. north- bound on Highway 101 with one Both bicycle and rider came to rest in Bagley Street, Siletz. Deputies, assisted Wheeler was charged with Criminal headlight out. Upon stopping the vehi- the traffic lane. KUNSMAN was seri- by a Toledo Police Department officer, Mistreatment, Child Neglect and Posses- cle, Officer Howe learned the vehicle ously injured and initially transported by discovered that Shannon Tolman, age 34 sion of Methamphetamine. Geyer was was listed as stolen from the Corvallis ground ambulance to Tillamook Re- of Siletz, was deceased on the floor of charged with Possession of Meth and area several days prior to the stop. The gional Medical Center. KUNSMAN was the home. Deputies began an investiga- Probation Violation. The child is in pro- single occupant, identified as Pedro An- then taken by air ambulance to Legacy tion, but were not able to determine the tective custody. geles-Urieta, was detained for investiga- Emanuel Medical Center in Portland cause and manner of her death. The Officer Involved tion purposes. He was later released where he was in critical condition. The time and circumstances of her death when it was learned he might have pur- Multnomah County Medical Examiner's were unclear, which resulted in the re- Shooting in chased the vehicle without knowing it Office confirmed KUNSMAN died Sep- sponse of the Lincoln County Major Southern Oregon was stolen. Angeles-Urieta produced a tember 22 at 12:59 a.m. He was wearing Crime Team. The Lincoln County Ma- Members of the Josephine County Major bill of sale and a title to the vehicle that a protective helmet. BOHANNON was jor Crime Team, composed of members Crime Team, led by Oregon State Police was damaged, and missing important not injured and is cooperating with the from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Of- (OSP) Criminal Investigations Division, information. Angeles-Urieta was cited investigation. According to the lead fice, Newport Police Department, the are continuing the investigation into the for Driving While Suspended, and Driv- investigating trooper, the highway where Lincoln City Police Department, Toledo death of a 29-year old Grants Pass man ing Uninsured. The Newport Police the crash occurred in a curve has two Police Department, Oregon State Police, early Monday during a standoff with Department takes this opportunity to traffic lanes, one westbound and one and the District Attorney's Office con- officers from Grants Pass Department of remind citizens to secure the title to their eastbound, and there is no paved shoul- ducted an investigation assisted by the Public Safety (GPDPS). The following vehicles in a safe place. Do not carry der on the westbound side. The highway Oregon State Police Crime Lab and the is an update with information authorized titles in the vehicles. was closed several hours for incident Lincoln County Medical Examiner. The for released by the Josephine County investigation determined that there was Oregon Coast response and collision reconstruction. District Attorney's Office. On Septem- no apparent foul play involved, but a ber 22, 2014 at approximately 9:38 p.m., New Sheriff in Curry Co. toxicology and autopsy are still pending Bicycle Fatality John Ward is the new Sheriff of Curry GPDPS officers responded to 171 Blos- to help determine manner and cause of som Drive in Grants Pass following the update Co. Ward, who previously served as a death. Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing Lieutenant in the department, replaces report of an identified individual armed the investigation into Friday afternoon's John Bishop, who announced his retire- Abandoned child with a handgun who menaced at least crash involving a bicyclist and pickup on ment in July. Ward was appointed to fill Two Curry Co. women have been re- one person at the residence. The original Highway 131 between Netarts and Tilla- out the remainder of Bishop’s term in ferred to the District Attorney’s Office report stated that the suspect, DANIEL mook. OSP was notified this morning office by the three-member county after an off-duty police officer found an DIAZ, age 29, who lived at 144 Blos- infant 18-month old girl Thursday morn- som Drive, armed with a firearm fired at ing, Oct. 2, walking on the side of the least one round. Officers and SWAT Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 13 team members from GPDPS responded other Oregon law enforcement agencies of a Firearm and Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine to the scene and tried several times to to be on the lookout for her and the vehi- MDMA. A search of Hockema’s truck call out DIAZ from inside the single cle. revealed over 3 grams of heroin. In addi- Dealer Sentenced story residence where he was spotted Structure Fire on tion to the illegal possessed weapon to 21 Months holding what was believed to be a hand- Hockema was also in possession of over News release from SCINT. Coquille, gun. Officers tried numerous times using Hwy. 38 $400 in cash. On September 10th, 2014 OR September 25, 2014 Randy Neal a PA system to encourage DIAZ to sur- Traffic Alert, Sunday, Oct. 5, 12:13 p.m. a Coos County twelve person jury found Rossback was sentenced to twenty-one render peacefully without injury to him ODOT: SW Oregon: Oregon 38 is Hockema guilty of Unlawful Possession months in prison after a one day bench or officers. A GPDPS sergeant also closed west of Drain due to a structure of Heroin and Felon in Possession of a trial. The sentence stems from a car stop briefly spoke with DIAZ on the phone fire. Motorists are advised to use alter- Restricted Weapon. The jury also found in Reedsport Oregon. In January of 2014 but he hang up during the conversation. nate routes until the highway can be Hockema met the commercial drug of- a Reedsport officer stopped a car for During the standoff, shots were ex- reopened. Second alert at 4:28 p.m., fense factors. Per Oregon Sentencing suspicion of DUII. The car was operated changed between DIAZ and GPDPS ODOT: SW Oregon: As of 4:20 p.m., Guidelines, Hockema was sentenced to by Sergio Llamas-Fernandez and a pas- officers. SWAT officers also fired sev- Oregon 38 is fully open, following a twenty-six months in custody followed senger Ashley Dawn Gomez. During the eral chemical munitions into the resi- structure fire that necessitated closing by thirty-six months post prison supervi- stop a methamphetamine pipe was seen dence to get DIAZ to surrender without the highway for fire department support. sion. In January, 2014 Coos County and both individuals were arrested. Dur- further incident. Some area residents The highway was closed for more than Parole and Probation requested the assis- ing a search of the car, approximately may have mistaken the use of chemical three hours with traffic was rerouted tance of SCINT to respond to the defen- 3.8 pounds of methamphetamine was munitions as coming from firearms. using a local detour. One lane was re- dant’s residence at 93298 Luscombe discovered. SCINT detectives re- About 5 hours after the initial report of opened at 3 p.m. Loop in Coos Bay. It was reported sponded to conduct interviews of Sergio the menacing call, officers gained en- Hwy. 126W Fatal Hockema, who was on formal probation Llamas-Fernandez and Ashley Dawn trance inside the residence and they Oregon State Police (OSP) is continuing at the time, was dealing heroin from the Gomez. Assisted by the Douglas County found DIAZ deceased from at least one the investigation into the cause of Tues- location. SCINT detectives assisted at Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT) and gunshot wound. No officers were re- day afternoon's two vehicle fatal traffic the residence with interviews of Oregon State Police, SCINT detectives ported injured. Per direction of the Dis- crash that occurred on Highway 126w Hockema, Marilyn Reynolds and a juve- sought to reveal the intended recipient of trict Attorney, OSP was designated the about three miles west of Walton in nile female. SCINT detective searched the narcotics. During independent inter- lead investigating agency. The OSP Fo- Lane County. The names of involved the residence with the assistance of a views, both Gomez and Llamas- rensic Services Division came to the persons may be released Wednesday, Confederated Tribal Police officer, a Fernandez stated the methamphetamine scene to process for evidence. An au- Oct. 8, as OSP continues to gather infor- Coquille Tribal Police officer and a drug was destined for Randy Rossback. Both topsy is scheduled to determine the mation related to the crash. Preliminary detection K-9. Throughout the residence stated they had also previously traveled cause of the death. DIAZ is a known information indicates on October 7, marijuana paraphernalia was located in to Rossback’s residence in Greenacres to felon who also had an outstanding mis- 2014 at approximately 4:30 p.m., OSP addition to heroin use paraphernalia and broker a methamphetamine deal in De- demeanor warrant for his arrest on a and local emergency responders were a digital scale in the closet which con- cember of 2013. Gomez also told detec- charge of Menacing. Three GPDPS dispatched to a reported two vehicle tained heroin residue. tives years ago her husband delivered officers were placed on paid leave per head-on crash on Highway 126W near methamphetamine to Rossback at the their department's policy pending the milepost 30. Local emergency respond- same address. A SCINT detective ap- ongoing investigation. Their names are ers extricated two critically injured peo- not being released at this time. ple from a pickup. The adult male driver Missing Georgia of a second vehicle was pronounced deceased at the scene. The two injured Woman Found Safe persons, an adult female and adult male, Oregon State Police (OSP) has made were transported to Sacred Heart Medi- contact with a woman and confirmed she cal Center at RiverBend. OSP troopers is safe in the Crater Lake area and in from the Springfield and Florence of- need of no assistance after she was re- fices are continuing the investigation. ported missing to OSP early this morn- The highway is now open to traffic in ing. OSP thanks the media and those on both directions after being closed during social media who helped get the word incident response and the investigation. out. Contact was made this morning about 10:00 a.m. via her cellphone. On Hockema September 29, 2014, OSP was contacted Sentenced to 26 months by the husband of ANDRIA C. TER- News release from the South Coast In- RELL, age 51, a traveling nurse cur- teragency Narcotics Team (SCINT). rently working in Eugene. According to Michael Eugence Hockema was sen- her husband in Georgia, she was enroute tenced to twenty-six months in prison Sunday to Crater Lake in a rented blue after a two day jury trial. The sentence 2014 Kia Forte displaying California stem from two incident dates. In June license 7AXZ944. Her cellphone activ- 2013, Coos County Dunes Deputies and ity showed the last known location was a United States Forest Service Officer Sunday, September 28, about 1:00 p.m. initiated contact with Hockema in Ore- in Douglas County near Canyonville. gon Dunes National Recreation Area. Her family and friends said they had not An investigation commenced after depu- heard from her, which is very unusual, ties saw the defendant in possession of a and they weren't able to contact her cell- restricted weapon and learned he was on phone. OSP troopers and Douglas felony probation for Unlawful Posses- County Sheriff's Office checked area sion of Marijuana, Felon in Possession roads. An attempt to locate was sent to Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 14 plied for and was granted a search war- collector’s coins and jewelry was also Columbia Co. warrant charging Proba- five year old James Drake, North Bend, rant for Rossback’s 93615 Upper Loop located packaged in heat sealed bags. tion Violation on Theft I charge. Trans- taken into custody for strangulation and Road address in the Greenacres area of Rossback was charged with Unlawful ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. menacing/domestic. Transported to the Coos Bay, Coos County Oregon. The Manufacture of Methamphetamine, Fraud Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Coos County Emergency Response Unlawful Delivery of Methampheta- According to an entry on the Coos Bay Bar Fight Team assisted with the entry given the mine, Unlawful Possession of Metham- Police log for Friday, Oct. 17, 4:37 p.m., According to an entry on the Coos Bay belief of the potential threat Rossback phetamine, Felon in Possession of a 800 block So. 4th St., 30-year old Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 1:47 posed. Entry was made to the residence Firearm and two counts of Frequenting a Melissa Jo Neal charged with Theft II, a.m., 871 S. Broadway, Blue Moon, and Rossback was the sole occupant of Place Where Controlled Substances are Fraudulent use of Credit Card & Identity “result of bar fight,” 26-year old Ross the residence. Assisted by DINT detec- Used. Rossback waived jury and the Theft. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail Robertson charged with Probation Vio- tives, Coos County Sheriff’s deputies, a matter proceeded to bench trial on Sep- at Coquille. lation and transported to the Coos Co. Coquille Tribal Police officer and a drug tember 24, 2014. Rossback was found Jail at Coquille. detection K-9, and Oregon State Police guilty of Unlawful Delivery of Metham- Theft Detectives a search was conducted of the phetamine, Unlawful Possession of According to an entry on the Coquille Shoplifter residence. During the search over 70 Methamphetamine and Felon in Posses- Police log for Friday, Oct. 17, 10:51 According to an entry on Coos Bay Po- grams of methamphetamine was located sion of a Firearm. Rossback was sen- a.m., 200 block No. Central Blvd., 38- lice log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 10:11 in a bag with over $21,000 in cash. tenced to twenty-one months in custody year old Jayson John Bridges charged p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Walmart, 24 Rossback was also found to be in pos- followed by thirty-six months post- with Criminal Mischief and Theft II. -year old William Emery arrested on session of marijuana, marijuana para- prison supervision and the firearm was Thirty-six year old Jennifer Marie Roufs charges of Criminal Trespass I, Theft III phernalia, methamphetamine parapher- ordered forfeited for destruction. charged with Theft III and Theft by Re- and Probation Violation. nalia, packaging material, digital scales SCINT encourages the public to report ceiving. Transported to the Coos co. Jail DUII and a firearm. The firearm was illegally narcotics activity on the web by going to at Coquille. According to an entry on the Coquille in Rossback’s possession given his 2006 www.scint.us and “Report a Dealer”. Grocery thief Police log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 7:05 conviction for Unlawful Possession of a Also, find us on Facebook. According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., Shelley Lane, “result of assist Controlled Substance. Large volumes of Shoplifter Police log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 11:38 CCSO with non-injury accident,” 53- According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., 1735 Virginia Ave., Safeway, “RP year old Jerry Hilding charged with Police log for Thursday, Oct. 16, 7:09 reported elder male left with basket full DUII and transported to the Coos Co. p.m., 1020 So. 1st. St., Fred Meyer, of groceries in a red hatchback.” A Co- Jail at Coquille. “shoplifter – resisting.” Twenty-five quille Tribal Police officer stopped the Harassment year old Andrew Morgan charged with vehicle on the Cape, and transported the According to an entry on the Coos Bay Theft III and Robbery III. Transported suspect back to Safeway. Fifty year old Police log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 2:31 to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Don Sanders, transient, cited for Theft p.m., 200 block So. Schoneman, 34-year Goose theft II, value $281.28. Permanently tres- old David E. Randolph charged with passed from Safeway and all PV proper- Phone Harassment. According to an entry on the Coos Bay ties. Police log for Thursday, Oct. 16, 5:25 Fraud p.m., Mingus Park, 23-year old female Strangulation According to an entry on the Coos Bay reported “theft of goose.” According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 11:50 Police log for Saturday, Oct. 18, 1:32 a.m., 1001 No. Bayshore Dr., Super 8 Robbery p.m., 2800 block Sherman Ave., “RP According to an entry on the Coos Bay Motel, “fraudulent use of credit card.” reported a male subject choking his girl- Twenty-five year old Kayla Zumwalt Police log for Thursday, Oct. 16, 11:14 friend in stairway at location.” Forty- a.m., 700 block So. 2nd St., 21-year old arrested on charge of Unauthorized Use Gabriel Alonzo charged with Robbery I and Kidnap I. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Coos Bay Marine VRO According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Friday, Oct. 17, 1201 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay 1:39 p.m., 1700 block Virginia Ave., 19 -year old Ethan B. Purkey, Myrtle Pt., www.coosbaymarine.com charged with Violation of Restraining Order and warned for Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device. Nineteen year old Hayley R. Koch, Myrtle Pt., charged with Violation of Restraining Order. Both transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Warrant According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Friday, Oct. 17, 5:35 p.m., 1700 block Sherman Ave., “RP reports 2 suspicious vehicles parked at the CFN Station since 1545 email: [email protected] hours.” Forty-nine year old Wayne Randall Embry, transient, arrested on (541) 888-2535 Toll Free 866-840-1544 Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 15 Vehicle; 36-year old Samuel Goldfaden der investigation.” quille. Later, at 7 a.m., Southwest Blvd., Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 11:55 charged with UUV, Probation Violation Dispute Schell was involved in a traffic stop by a p.m., 100 block E. 8th St., “located and Possession of Meth; 26-year old According to an entry on the North Bend different police officer. wanted subject on CBPD warrant by Casey Nelson charged with UUV and Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 6:28 Warrant Eugene PD.” Twenty-four year old Ed- Possession of Meth. p.m., 2100 Marion Ave., “RP reported According to an entry on the Coos Bay ward Raymond Spears taken into cus- Scrambled Eggs her daughter’s boyfriend is refusing to Police log for Monday, Oct. 20, 11:06 tody. According to an entry on the North Bend leave and getting in ‘her face.’” Twenty a.m., Coos Bay Boardwalk, “contacting Criminal Trespass Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 9:42 -five year old Robert Dean Hooper, group of transients near the tugboat.” According to an entry on the Coos Bay a.m., 1100 block Virginia Ave., “RP Washington, taken into custody on Thirty-six yea rold Trisha Early arrested Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 5:57 reported female dumped scrambled eggs Washington DOC warrant charging Es- on Marion Co. warrant charging Posses- p.m., 1020 So. 1st. St., Fred Meyer, 51- on him and chased him out of residence cape. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail sion of Meth and DUII (FTA), also cited year old Kevin Barton arrested on with knife. Officer responded/advised at Coquille. for PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana. charge of Criminal Trespass II and trans- not as reported. Harassment at best. RP Probation Violation Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. did not want to pursue charges.” According to an entry on the North Bend quille. At 12:15 p.m., same location, 35-year Lawnmower theft Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 1600 Smoker’s Trail old Clint Pruett arrested on charge of According to an entry on the North Bend block Sherman Ave., “medical at an According to an entry on the North Bend Criminal Trespass II. Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 11:56 unknown location,” 48-year old Forest Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 21, 10:52 Took off Running a.m., 1600 block Hamilton Ave., “RP F. Martin, transient, charged with Proba- a.m., “Smoker’s Trail.” “chief received According to an entry on the North Bend reported someone stole her lawnmower tion Violation and transported to the complaint from male subject that his Police log for Monday, Oct. 20, 1:56 in the last 2 weeks from her back yard. Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. neighbor was just harassed by some ju- p.m., Commercial & Myrtle, “officer Unknown brand or serial number. Value Burglary veniles on the “smokers trail” while observed wanted subject. Female took $220. Report taken for Theft II. According to an entry on the North Bend walking home from the store. Officer off running.” Twenty-eight year old Knife theft Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 11:29 responded/spoke with victim who ad- Jodie Fuller, Coos Bay, referred to the According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 1600 block Virginia Ave., “alarm vised juveniles challenged him to a DA Office for Escape III. “Believed Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 2000 at location, report taken for Burglary II, fight. They took off when he dialed his female locked herself into residence” on block Newmark St., “employee reported Theft II and Criminal Mischief II.” Mini phone. RP requested it logged for infor- the 3200 block of Myrtle St. “Female female stole 2 Snap On pocket knives Pet Mart. mation and that the school is advised of PO was notified. problem.” and left store. Value $30.” Thirty-four Wanted Suspicious year old Tosha Tyhee Ekblad, North According to an entry on the Coos Bay Burglary According to an entry on the Coos Bay Bend, taken into custody on CCSO war- Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 11:55 According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 21, 6:33 rant charging Parole Violation. Also, p.m., 100 block E. 8th St., “located Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 11:29 a.m., 1100 block Idaho, “suspicious cir- CBPD warrant charging Failure to Ap- wanted subject on CBPD warrant by p.m., 1600 block Virginia Ave., “alarm cumstances.” Thirty-four year old pear on Theft II charge and Failure to Eugene PD.” Twenty-four year old Ed- at location, report taken for Burglary II, Robby Schell charged with Assault IV Appear II. Additional charge of Proba- ward Raymond Spears taken into cus- Theft II and Criminal Mischief II.” Mini Domestic, Menacing, and Strangulation. tion Violation per her PO for weapon tody. Pet Mart. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- violation. She was transported to the Wanted quille. Later, at 7 a.m., Southwest Blvd., Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. “Theft is un- Criminal Trespass Schell was involved in a traffic stop by a According to an entry on the Coos Bay According to an entry on the Coos Bay Bassett Police log for Sunday, Oct. 19, 5:57 p.m., 1020 So. 1st. St., Fred Meyer, 51- Esatablished 1965 Hyland Energy year old Kevin Barton arrested on charge of Criminal Trespass II and trans- Company For your Automotive Needs ported to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Wheel Alignment - Fr & Axle Service - Auto Service At 12:15 p.m., same location, 35-year Home Heating Fuels Rust Proofing - Brake Service - Exhaust old Clint Pruett arrested on charge of Diesel Performance Products—TST Diesel Performance (541) 267-2107 Criminal Trespass II.

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Jail at Co- Bay Area Police Gazette November 2014, page 16 different police officer. quille. logged for information at this time.” PCS Warrant Warrant Warrant According to an entry on the Coos Bay According to an entry on the Coos Bay According to an entry on the Coos Bay According to an entry on the North Bend Police log for Thursday, Oct. 23, 1600 Police log for Monday, Oct. 20, 11:06 Police log for Thursday, Oct. 23, 12:19 Police log for Thursday, Oct. 23, 11:49 block Newmark Ave., “result of person a.m., Coos Bay Boardwalk, “contacting a.m., 6th & H, 28-year old William Brian a.m., 900 block Tower St., “officer ob- contact,” 26-year old Braxton Brush group of transients near the tugboat.” Cox arrested by OSP on CBPD warrant served wanted subject at location.” arrested on charges of Assault IV Do- Thirty-six yea rold Trisha Early arrested charging Failure to Appear on an origi- Twenty-three year old Amanda G. mestic, Probation Violation Detainer and on Marion Co. warrant charging Posses- nal charge of Theft of Identity, Theft I McCarty, North Bend, arrested on PCS Meth. Transported to the Coos Co. sion of Meth and DUII (FTA), also cited and Credit Card Fraud. Transported to CBPD warrant charging Failure to Ap- Jail at Coquille. for PCS Less than an Oz. Marijuana. the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. pear on seven-counts of Theft of Iden- Warrant Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Warrant tity, Theft I, two-counts of Fraud Credit. According to an entry on the Coos Bay quille. According to an entry on the Coos Bay Parole officer authorized Detainer. Police log for Saturday, Oct. 25, 2 a.m., Smoker’s Trail Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1:06 Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- Newmark & Norman, 33-year old Jo- According to an entry on the North Bend p.m., 300 block So. Empire Blvd., 40- quille. seph Steven Knight arrested on CCSO Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 21, 10:52 year old Michael Simon arrested on Business Burglaries warrant charging Failure to Appear on a.m., “Smoker’s Trail.” “chief received Washington Co. warrant charging Pro- According to an entry on the Coos Bay Burglary, Theft II, Criminal Trespass II complaint from male subject that his bation Violation on original charge of Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 4:41 a.m., charges. neighbor was just harassed by some ju- Theft of ID. Transported to the Coos 149 No. 4th St., City Subs, 81-year old Assault veniles on the “smokers trail” while Co. Jail at Coquille. male reported “burglary.” At 11:12 According to an entry on the Coquille walking home from the store. Officer Warrant p.m., Thursday, Oct. 23, 11:12 p.m., 454 Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 10:21 responded/spoke with victim who ad- According to an entry on the Coquille Commercial Ave., Organic, “burglary.” p.m., 800 block No. Adams, 53-year old vised juveniles challenged him to a Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 22, Warrant Deidra Gates arrested on charge of Har- fight. They took off when he dialed his 10:29 a.m., 250 No. Baxter St., Coos Co. According to an entry on the Coos Bay assment and transported to the Coos Co. phone. RP requested it logged for infor- Sheriff’s Office, 30-year old Kristina Police log for Thursday, Oct. 23, 11:03 Jail at Coquille. mation and that the school is advised of Sue Emler arrested by CCSO on two p.m., Lebanon PD arrested 26-year old problem.” Wanted CQPD warrants charging Failure to Ap- Ramon Reyes Carmen on two CBPD According to an entry on the Coos Bay Strangulation pear on original charge of Possession of warrants charging Failure to Appear on Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 4:22 p.m., According to an entry on the Coos Bay Meth, and Failure to Appear 1. Citation and Theft II. 600 block So. Wasson St., “possible Police log for Tuesday, Oct. 21, 6:33 Warrant Fight location of wanted subject,” 50-year old a.m., 1100 block Idaho, “suspicious cir- According to an entry on the Coos Bay According to an entry on the North Bend Randy Lee Watkins arrested on CBPD cumstances.” Thirty-four year old Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 22, 7:20 Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 8:45 p.m., warrant charging Unlawful Possession Robby Schell arrested on charges of a.m., 250 No. Baxter St., Coos Co. Sher- 2600 block Broadway Ave., “subjects of Meth. Assault IV Domestic, Menacing and iff’s Office, 27-year old Jose Manuel fighting at location.” Fifty-five year old DUII Strangulation. Transported to the Coos Navarro arrested by CCSO on three Michael S. Evans, North Bend, charged Co. Jail at Coquille. According to an entry on the Coquille CBPD warrants charging Probation Vio- with Parole Violation, and 43-year old Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 2:36 p.m., Combative female lation on original charge of Possession Tiffiny Lee Evans, North Bend, charged “result of traffic stop,” 19-year old According to an entry on the Coos Bay of Meth, Probation Violation on original with Parole Violation. Both transported Colby A. Pantekoek charged with DUII Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 22, charge of Failure to Appear I and Proba- to the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. and Reckless Driving. Transported to 10:14 p.m., 2051 Newmark Ave., Wal- tion Violation on original charge of As- Fraud the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. mart, “belligerent female refusing to sault IV. According to an entry on the North Bend leave location, about to become combat- DUII Tire Slasher Police log for Friday, Oct. 24, 12:32 According to an entry on the North Bend ive.” Fifty-year old Deborah Carlisle Five tire slashing reports on the NBPD p.m., 800 block Tower St., 38-year old arrested on Honolulu PD warrant charg- Police log for Sunday, Oct. 26, 1 a.m., logs for Sherman Ave. in North Bend, Jayson J. Bridges, North Bend, charged Sherman & Vermont avenues, “traffic ing Probation Violation on original Thursday, Oct. 23. At 5:55 p.m., 3100 with three-counts of Fraudulent use of a charges of two-counts of Terroristic stop,” 21-year old Alexander Wilson, block, “RP reports her tires were slashed Credit Card, Theft II, UEMV, and PCS Coos Bay, cited and released for DUII Threats. Transported to the Coos Co. last night.” At 3:23 p.m., 3000 block, Meth. Jail at Coquille. (BAC .20%). Also cited for DWS Vio- “RP advised 2 of her tires were slashed DWS lation, Driving Uninsured and Careless Probation Violation last night.” At 2:45 p.m., 3300 block, According to an entry on the Coos Bay Driving. Vehicle secured at the scene. According to an entry on the Coos Bay “RP request to file a report for someone Police log for Thursday, Oct. 23, 2:43 Kidnap Police log for Wednesday, Oct. 22, 9:48 slashing her vehicle tire last night.” At p.m., Ocean & Wallace, “result of traffic p.m., No. 14th & Juniper Ave., “subject 11:58 a.m., 3200 block, “RP advised that According to an entry on the Coos Bay stop,” 35-year old James Wenzell ar- Police log for Saturday, Oct. 25, 11:39 acting strangely at location.” Thirty- her tire was slashed last night, she al- rested on charges of DWS Misdemeanor three year old Bobbi Smith arrested on ready fixed her tire.” At 11:27 a.m., p.m., Cammann St., 44-year old male and Probation Violation. Transported to claimed “kidnap” involving a 43-year Probation Violation Detainer from P&P. 3100 block, “RP reports her tire was the Coos Co. Jail at Coquille. Transported to the Coos Co. Jail at Co- slashed sometime last night, request it be old female.

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