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Portland Police Bureau On July 16, 2024, officers from the East Precinct Neighborhood Response Team were notified by LoJack of a stolen 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan that was being tracked in the Portland area. Lojack is a platform that allows law enforcement officers to directly track and locate vehicles equipped with its software. The vehicle was stolen in the early morning of July 16 from the owner's driveway in Wilsonville and reported to Wilsonville Police. Officer utilized LoJack tracking capability and located the stolen vehicle parked at an apartment complex in north Portland. While enroute to recover the vehicle, officers were notified that multiple suspects entered the vehicle and drove off. Utilizing the tracking technology, officers were able to locate the vehicle being driven throughout the city. Eventually, Officers were able to locate it and safely deploy stop sticks and deflate the tires. Officers attempted to stop the stolen vehicle with lights and sirens; however, the ve...

Lane Co. Sheriff's Office Yesterday, July 18 th , Lane County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the area of McKenzie View at milepost 5 to assist firefighters by evacuating about 15 residences. While on scene, deputies assisted with transporting wildland firefighters closer to the flames and flew a drone to give real-time information to the fire crews. The fire was quickly taken under control by fire crews, who continued to work the area overnight. The evacuation notice was lifted late last night. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the many fire agencies who have been responding and protecting the residents and visitors of our county.                   Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 166.270B - FELON IN POSSESSION OF A RESTRICTED WEAPON  Level:   M 166.240 - CARRYING OF CONCEALED WEAPONS - KNIFE  Level:   M 144.350 - PAROLE VIOLATION  Level:   X                            Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 164.354 - CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 2ND DEG  Level:   M 163.160 - ASSAULT 4TH DEG  Level:   M 166.065A - HARASSMENT  Level:   M 166.065A - HARASSMENT  Level:   M 166.065A - HARASSMENT  Level:   M 163.160 - ASSAULT 4TH DEG  Level:   M 166.065A - HARASSMENT  Level:   M 033.045 - CONTEMPT OF COURT  Level:   M 133.310 - VIOLATION OF RESTRAINING ORDER  Level:   M                         Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 162.195 - FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG  Level:   M 999.001 - FAILURE TO REPORT AS SEX OFFENDER - 2  Level:   M 999.001 - FAILURE TO REPORT AS SEX OFFENDER - 1  Level:   F 999.001 - FAILURE TO REPORT AS SEX OFFENDER - 2  Level:   M                   Click Here To Download Our App

Coos County Sheriff's Office On July 15 th , 2024, at 10:53 p.m., the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office entered Coos County on Hwy 42 at mile marker 45 in active pursuit of a Toyota Camry. Douglas County requested assistance from the Coos County Sheriff’s Office as the pursuit continued westbound towards Myrtle Point.  Sgt. S. Moore and Deputy Z. Smith immediately responded to assist while Officer George from the Myrtle Point Police Department set up stop sticks near Bridge. Coquille Police Officer Rowe and Oregon State Police Sgt. Hill and Trooper Waddington assisted by setting up a second set of stop sticks just east of Myrtle Point.  Both deployments of stop sticks successfully deflated all four vehicle tires. The vehicle came to a stop on the bridge just west of Myrtle Point at milepost 19.5, where the single occupant and driver, Jered Thompson (22), was taken into custody on multiple charges by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office.  Jared Thompson (22) was transported t...

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.465 - PUBLIC INDECENCY  Level:   M 166.025 - DISORDERLY CONDUCT 2ND DEG  Level:   M                  Click Here To Download Our App

Yamhill Co. Sheriff's Office   On July 15, 2024, just after 2:00 am Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a motor vehicle crash in the 6800 block of SE Eola Hills Road in rural Amity.  Responding personnel found a single vehicle, a silver 2007 Hyundai SUV, which had left the roadway striking a tree.   The driver, identified as 55-year-old Richard Howard of rural Amity, was deceased at the scene. Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office conducted the crash investigation and alcohol impairment, speed, and no seatbelt use were all determined to be factors in the crash.   Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by Amity Fire District and McMinnville Fire District during this crash response.                   Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 811.540.3.A - ATTEMPT TO ELUDE POLICE OFFICER - VEHICLE OFFENSE  Level:   F 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M 811.140 - RECKLESS DRIVING  Level:   M 811.182.4 - DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED OR REVOKED DWS  Level:   M 137.545 - PROBATION VIOLATION MISD  Level:   M 137.545 - PROBATION VIOLATION FEL  Level:   F 137.545 - PROBATION VIOLATION FEL  Level:   F                        Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 163.175 - ASSAULT 2ND DEG  Level:   F 166.220 - UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPON  Level:   F 166.190 - POINTING A FIREARM AT ANOTHER  Level:   M 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M                         Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 813.010A - DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF INTOXICANTS DUII  Level:   M 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M 166.025 - DISORDERLY CONDUCT 2ND DEG  Level:   M 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M 811.140 - RECKLESS DRIVING  Level:   M 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M 163.195 - RECKLESSLY ENDANGERING ANOTHER PERSON  Level:   M                   Click Here To Download Our App

Lane Co. Sheriff's Office In June, a deceased female was located in the Cottage Grove area who appeared to be the victim of homicide. Lane County Sheriff’s detectives identified the victim as a missing person, Rozaleena Faith Rasmussen, 29, from Cottage Grove.  Detectives identified the suspect as Anthony Wesley Tyrrell, 31, of Cottage Grove.  A nationwide warrant has been issued for his arrest. Tyrrell is described as a white male adult with brown hair, brown eyes, weighing approximately 165 pounds and standing approximately 5’9” tall. He was last seen with his head shaved and wearing a white shirt, black trench coat, black pants, and black boots.  Tyrrell is considered armed and dangerous.  Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 911 and avoid approaching or contacting him.                    Click Here To Download Our App

Independence Oregon Police Department (Independence, Oregon) — The teenager who disappeared under the water in the Willamette River has been found dead in Keizer Rapids Park. He has been identified as Gregorio Maximiano-Solano, 13, of California. Independence police detectives and the Polk County medical examiner were on scene at Keizer Rapids Park.  On Sunday, July 7, 2024, just after 5 PM, Gregorio disappeared under the water while playing in the Willamette River near Riverview Park. Soon after, Polk County Emergency responders and the US Coast Guard arrived and conducted water rescue efforts, including dive and flyover searches. Over 24 hours after the incident, emergency personnel transitioned the effort into a recovery process. After a multi-agency effort to search the area with dive teams was unsuccessful, the recovery effort was done primarily through boat patrol along the Willamette River.  “My heart is, and has been, with the Solano family these past several days,” sh...

DCSO JAILVIEWER 811.700 - FAIL TO PERFORM DUTIES OF A DRIVER - PROPERTY DAMAGE (HIT & RUN)  Level:   M 811.140 - RECKLESS DRIVING  Level:   M                            Click Here To Download Our App

Independence Police Department Independence, Oregon — After a multi-agency effort to search the area with dive teams where a teenager disappeared under the water on July 7, the recovery effort is now being done primarily through boat patrol along the Willamette River. Riverview Park is now open to the public.  On Sunday, at around 5:07 PM, a teenager disappeared under the water while playing in the Willamette River near Riverview Park. Soon after, Polk County Emergency responders and the US Coast Guard arrived and conducted water rescue efforts, including dive and flyover searches. Over 24 hours after the incident, emergency personnel transitioned the effort into a recovery process.  We will provide an update once we learn more information.                   Click Here To Download Our App

DCSO JAILVIEWER 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M 163.190 - MENACING  Level:   M 166.220 - UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPON  Level:   F 166.220 - UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPON  Level:   F 166.220 - UNLAWFUL USE OF WEAPON  Level:   F 166.190 - POINTING A FIREARM AT ANOTHER  Level:   F 166.190 - POINTING A FIREARM AT ANOTHER  Level:   F 166.190 - POINTING A FIREARM AT ANOTHER  Level:   F                         Click Here To Download Our App

Eugene Springfield Fire Eugene, OR. Eugene Springfield Fire responded to a fast moving, wind driven grass fire near the railroad tracks off highway 99 and Fairfield in West Eugene Monday evening. At 6:22 PM on July 8th, fire crews responded with a mixture of fire engines and brush engines, stopping the fire before it reached neighboring businesses. The fire is under control and investigation.   Today was the first “red flag warning” of the 2024 fire season. Red Flag Warnings alert fire crews to conditions that may lead to especially dangerous wildfire growth. To issue a Red Flag Warning, we need low fuel moisture, low relative humidity and wind.  ESF staffs an additional crew during Red Flag Warnings.                  Click Here To Download Our App

Oregon State Police Douglas County, Ore. 6 July 24-  On Saturday, July 6, 2024, at 1:32 p.m., Oregon State Police responded to a motorcycle crash on Hwy-101, near milepost 207, in Douglas County. The preliminary investigation indicated a northbound Harley Davidson motorcycle, operated by Johnny Ray Boles (43) of Notus (ID), attempted to pass in between two northbound vehicles that were occupying both the A and B lanes of travel. The Harley Davidson lost control, left the roadway, and ejected the operator into a guardrail. The operator of the Harley Davidson (Boles) was declared deceased at the scene. The highway was not impacted during the on-scene investigation. The cause of the crash is believed to be unsafe passing. OSP was assisted by Gardner Fire, Douglas County Sheriffs' Office, and ODOT.                   Click Here To Download Our App

Douglas Co. Fire Dist. No.2 At 4:16 p.m. late Sunday Afternoon, Central Douglas Fire & Rescue was dispatched to the  Douglas County Landfill for reports of a fire in the trash at the top of the landfill. Several  reports were called into the dispatch center about heavy smoke in the area above the disposal  and recycling center. Initial units arrived on the scene to find a working landfill fire. Access to the seat of the fire  was difficult due to the area that was burning. The burn was in the center of the landfill and  crews had to fight the fire from a distance to stay out of the garbage while avoiding the toxic  smoke being produced by the fire. CDF&R fire crews worked with landfill employees to  contain the fire and prevent the fire from extending to other areas of the landfill. At one point  the fire had extended to some nearby grass which was quickly extinguished by on-scene crews  preventing the fire from growing out of hand. A...