Arrest made in Strip crash that left 1 dead
No information currently posted.
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Oregon Land Constabulary SW Drug Enforcement Squad brand illegal marijuana bosom- Jackson County (Photo) - 08/12/22
On Baronial 11, 2022, the Oregon Land Police Southwest Region Drug Enforcement team, assisted past the Interagency Marijuana Enforcement Team (IMET) of the Medford Police Department and Jackson County Sheriff'south Office, served iii related illegal marijuana search warrants in Jackson Canton. The investigation was the result of evidence obtained that marijuana was beingness illegally exported from Oregon on the blackness market. After the functioning was concluded, a full of 11,416 illegal marijuana plants and approximately 500-pounds of processed marijuana which was packaged for export, were seized.
The first location was in the 1200 block of Yankee Creek Rd. Eagle Point, was a large illegal marijuana tillage farm where v,024 illegal marijuana plants contained in xx-6 big greenhouses, in addition to the approximately 500-pounds of candy marijuana, were seized and destroyed.
Simultaneously, two additional search warrants were served in the 100 block of Trout Style, Medford, on two industrial warehouses which contained sophisticated, illegal indoor hydroponic marijuana growing operations. A total of 6,392 illegal marijuana plants were seized and destroyed.
The investigation is ongoing and no further information is available at this time.
Fatal Crash Highway 95 -- Malheur County - 08/12/22
On Wednesday August x, 2022, at about 3:45 PM, Oregon State Police (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a ii-vehicle crash on Highway 95 near milepost 59.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Mitsubishi SUV, operated by, Derric Williams, historic period 27, from Fort McDermitt NV, was southbound and for unknown reasons crossed into the on-coming lane. The Mitsubishi SUV crashed into a northbound Peterbilt Semi-truck, operated past Danell Vincent-Moore, age 58, from Lincoln Park, Michigan.
Williams was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency personnel. Vincent-Moore was un-injured in the crash.
Four passengers in the Mitsubishi SUV, two adults and two children, sustained undisclosed injuries and were transported via air ambulance to hospitals in Boice, ID.
Highway 95 was closed for well-nigh 5 (5) hours.
OSP Troopers are continuing the investigation into the cause(s) of the crash.
OSP was assisted by ODOT, Treasure Valley Ambulance, Jordan Valley Ambulance, and a BLM Fire Crew.
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Fatal Crash Highway 293 -- Wasco County - 08/xi/22
On August 10, 2022, at about half-dozen:thirty PM, Oregon State Constabulary Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a unmarried vehicle crash on Highway 293 near milepost viii.
Preliminary investigation revealed a Chevrolet Cobalt, operated by an unknown adult male, was southbound and for unknown reasons left the roadway going down an embankment where information technology crashed into a tree. The final resting spot of the crash was on private property. The unknown adult male and an unknown adult female rider were declared deceased at the scene by emergency personnel.
The crash was reported to emergency personnel by a landowner who found the vehicle on his property. It is unknown when the crash happened. Information technology was learned that the involved vehicle had been reported stolen earlier in the day from Fossil.
Troopers are attempting to identify both occupants.
OSP was assisted past Shaniko Fire, Jefferson County Fire, ODOT and several landowners.
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Fatal Crash US 199 -- Josephine County - 08/11/22
On Wednesday August 10, 2022, at nearly 4:55 PM, Oregon State Police (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a two-vehicle crash on United states of america 199 almost milepost 6.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a southbound Ford 550 pickup operated by, Robert Clair, age 31, from Grants Laissez passer, crossed the middle line of the highway and struck a northbound Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by, Johnny Porter, age 45, from Cave Junction. Porter was ejected from the motorbike and was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency personnel. Clair was not injured in the crash.
US 199 was closed for about 1 hour.
OSP was assisted Josephine County Sheriff's Office, ODOT, AMR, Rural Metro Burn down and Grants Pass Fire.
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OSP Fish & Wildlife seeking public assistance in identifying the person(south) responsible for killing an antelope- Baker Canton (Photo) - 08/09/22
**UPDATE**
After receiving information from the public, F&Westward Troopers were able to determine this was a legal harvest and the meat was removed from the carcass in accordance with the wildlife laws. The buck antelope was harvested utilizing a Special Qualified Disabled Veteran Tag. Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Partitioning personnel are no longer seeking the public'southward assistance regarding this matter.
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Previous Release:
On August 5, 2022, OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers received information from a citizen who found an antelope carcass on BLM property betwixt Female parent Lode Road and Skinner Lane in Keating, OR.
OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers responded to the scene and found the butchered carcass of an antelope with the head removed. Troopers determined the antelope was likely killed sometime during the offset week of August. In addition to the unlawful take, Troopers also determined meat was left to waste.
The showtime controlled antelope season in this area, the 462 Pine Cr-Keating hunt is August xiii-21, 2022.
The Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Division is request for public assist in identifying the person(s) responsible for killing the antelope in the Keating Wildlife Direction Unit. Anyone with information nearly this case is urged to telephone call the Oregon Country Police via the Tip-line at 1-800-452-7888, *OSP (*677), or e-mail TIP@osp.oregon.gov Please, reference example number SP22203156.
***Study Wildlife and Habitat Law Violators***
The Turn in Poachers (TIP) programme offers preference points or cash rewards for information leading to an arrest or issuance of a commendation, to a suspect, for the unlawful killing of wild animals, and or waste of big game. Greenbacks rewards can also exist awarded for turning in people who destroy habitat, illegally obtain licenses/tags, and for the unlawful lending/borrowing of big game tags. Learn more than: https://world wide web.oregon.gov/osp/programs/fw/Pages/tip.aspx
PREFERENCE Bespeak REWARDS:
* 5 Points-Mountain Sheep
* 5 Points-Rocky Mount Goat
* v Points-Moose
* 5 Points-Wolf
* four Points-Elk
* 4 Points-Deer
* 4 Points-Antelope
* 4 Points-Bear
* 4 Points-Cougar
Oregon Hunters Association (OHA) Greenbacks Rewards:
* $1,000 Bighorn Sheep, Mount Goat, and Moose
* $500 Elk, Deer, and Antelope
* $300 Bear, Cougar, and Wolf
* $300 Habitat Devastation
* $200 - Illegally obtaining Oregon hunting or angling license or tags
* $200 - Unlawful Lending/Borrowing Big Game Tag(s)
* $100 Upland Birds and Waterfowl
* $100 Game Birds or Furbearers
* $100 Game Fish and Shellfish
Oregon Wild fauna Coalition (OWC) Cash Rewards:
Birds
$500 Hawk, Falcon, Eagle, Owl, Osprey
All other protected avian species: see category beneath for listed species
Mammals
$500 Cougar, Bobcat, Beaver (public lands only), Black bears, Bighorn Sheep, Marten, Fisher, Sierra Nevada Red Trick
Species listed as "threatened" or "endangered" under state or federal Endangered Species Act (excludes fish)
$1,000 (e.grand. wolf, wolverine, kit fox, scarlet tree vole, Canada lynx, sea otter, Columbian white-tailed deer, California brown pelican, western snowy plover, California least tern, northern spotted owl, marbled murrelet, short-tailed albatross, streaked horned distraction, yellow-billed cuckoo, leatherback sea turtle, olive ridley sea turtle, Oregon spotted frog, green bounding main turtle, loggerhead ocean turtle)
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OSP Fish and Wild fauna Seeking Public Assistance in Identifying Person(s) responsible for killing a Wolf -- Baker County (Photo) - 08/09/22
The Oregon State Police force Fish & Wildlife Division is seeking the public's assistance in locating the person(due south) responsible for shooting and killing a wolf in the Pino Creek Wildlife Management Unit of measurement.
On August 5, 2022, Fish and Wild fauna Troopers received information from ODFW that a collared wolf, OR112, may exist deceased at a location merely off of Wood Service RD 66, between Twin Lakes and Fish Lake. This location is approximately 7 miles north of Halfway, OR.
Fish & Wildlife Troopers and ODFW personnel responded to the area and located a deceased wolf over the beach of the 66 RD. The wolf had injuries consistent with having been shot past a firearm. The wolf, known as OR112 was a two year quondam gray-collared female that was function of the Keating Pack. Troopers believe the wolf was shot and killed on the forenoon of August 4, 2022.
The Oregon Wildlife Coalition and conservation partners are offering to pay an $11,500 reward that leads OSP F&W Troopers to an arrest and/or citation stemming from this incident.
Anyone with information regarding this case is urged to contact OSP through the Turn in Poachers (TIP) hotline at i-800-452-7888 or *OSP (*677), or email TIP@osp.oregon.gov Reference example number SP22201971.
** Report Wildlife and Habitat Law Violators**
The Turn in Poachers (TIP) plan offers preference points or cash rewards for information leading to an arrest or issuance of a citation, to a suspect, for the unlawful killing of wild fauna, and or waste of big game. Cash rewards can also be awarded for turning in people who destroy habitat, illegally obtain licenses/tags, and for the unlawful lending/borrowing of large game tags. Learn more: https://world wide web.oregon.gov/osp/programs/fw/Pages/tip.aspx
PREFERENCE Indicate REWARDS:
* v Points-Mount Sheep
* 5 Points-Rocky Mount Goat
* v Points-Moose
* 5 Points-Wolf
* four Points-Elk
* iv Points-Deer
* four Points-Antelope
* 4 Points-Bear
* iv Points-Cougar
Oregon Hunters Association (OHA) Cash Rewards:
* $1,000 Bighorn Sheep, Mount Goat, and Moose
* $500 Elk, Deer, and Antelope
* $300 Conduct, Cougar, and Wolf
* $300 Habitat Destruction
* $200 - Illegally obtaining Oregon hunting or angling license or tags
* $200 - Unlawful Lending/Borrowing Large Game Tag(s)
* $100 Upland Birds and Waterfowl
* $100 Game Birds or Furbearers
* $100 Game Fish and Shellfish
Oregon Wildlife Coalition (OWC) Cash Rewards:
Birds
$500 Hawk, Falcon, Eagle, Owl, Osprey
All other protected avian species: meet category below for listed species
Mammals
$500 Cougar, Bobcat, Beaver (public lands only), Black bears, Bighorn Sheep, Marten, Fisher, Sierra Nevada Red Play tricks
Species listed every bit "threatened" or "endangered" under land or federal Endangered Species Act (excludes fish)
$1,000 (e.k. wolf, wolverine, kit fox, crimson tree vole, Canada lynx, sea otter, Columbian white-tailed deer, California brown pelican, western snowy plover, California least tern, northern spotted owl, marbled murrelet, short-tailed boundness, streaked horned lark, yellow-billed cuckoo, leatherback sea turtle, olive ridley bounding main turtle, Oregon spotted frog, green ocean turtle, loggerhead sea turtle)
Fatal Crash Highway 138W -- Douglas County - 08/09/22
On Monday Baronial viii, 2022, at about two:thirty PM, Oregon Land Police force (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a single vehicle crash on Highway 138W nearly milepost 17A.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Honda Civic operated by, a female juvenile, historic period 17, from Oakland, was eastbound and failed to negotiate a bend. The Honda Borough left the roadway and crashed into a tree.
The female juvenile operator was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency personnel.
OSP was assisted by Sutherlin Constabulary Section, Kellogg Fire Department, Umpqua Valley Ambulance, Douglas County Sheriff's Office Medical Examiner and ODOT.
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Fatal Crash U.s. 101 -- Curry Canton - 08/04/22
On Thursday Baronial 4, 2022, at about five:thirty AM, Oregon State Police (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a vehicle versus pedestrian crash on US 101 near milepost 358.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Mazda CX9, operated by Benjamin Broderick, historic period 60, from Harbor, was northbound and crashed into an developed female pedestrian walking in the travel lane. The pedestrian was wearing night colored vesture at the time.
The pedestrian was transported to a local hospital where she later died from her injuries. The name of the pedestrian is existence withheld pending next of kin notification to family.
Broderick was uninjured and cooperated with investigators at the scene.
OSP was assisted by ODOT, Harbor Fire Department and Cal Ore Life Flight.
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Fatal Crash The states 730 -- Umatilla County - 08/04/22
On Wednesday August three, 2022, at about 12:00 PM, Oregon State Constabulary (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a 2-vehicle crash on US 730 near milepost 182.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Saturn SUV, operated past Scott McBride, historic period 59, from Hermiston, was westbound when for unknown reasons crossed into the on-coming lane crashing into an eastbound Peterbilt Semi-truck, operated by Luis Sandoval, historic period 42, from Grand View, Washington.
McBride was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency personnel. Sandoval was un-injured in the crash.
United states 730 was closed for about seven (7) hours.
OSP was assisted past Umatilla Fire District i, Umatilla Law Department and ODOT.
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Successful outcome to an OSP Fish & Wild fauna Serpent River Guide Case- Wallowa County (Photo) - 08/03/22
In August 2019, Oregon State Police Troopers and Us Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agents served search warrants in two Oregon counties and conducted simultaneous interviews in Oregon, Ohio, and Michigan. The warrants were served on David H Ravia, 69, from Dayton, Oregon, and Caleb 50 Richmond, 48, from McMinnville, Oregon. The warrants and interviews stemmed from a two-year investigation into ten years of alleged unlawful guiding activities taking place in the Hells Canyon National Recreation Expanse inside Wallowa Canton, Oregon.
On September 1, 2020, the Wallowa County Circuit Courtroom issued search warrants for the arrest of the ii individuals. On Nov 6, 2020, David H. Ravia was cited to appear, in lieu of custody, for eight counts of Outfitting/Guiding Without a License. On Nov 24, 2020, Caleb L. Richmond was cited to announced, in lieu of custody, for 12 counts of Outfitting/Guiding Without a License.
On June 16, 2021, Caleb Richmond pled guilty to five counts of Fail to Annals as an Outfitter/Guide. He was fined $350, ordered to pay $1000 restitution to the Usa Fish and Wildlife Service; serve 20-four months demote probation, which includes a prohibition on hunting, guiding, and possession of firearms; serve eighty hours of customs service; outcome a alphabetic character of amends to all hunters and guides.
On April 6, 2022, David Ravia pled guilty to 3 counts of Neglect to Register as an Outfitter/Guide. He was ordered to pay $grand to the US Fish and Wildlife Service; serve twenty-iv months bench probation, which includes a prohibition on hunting and guiding; serve fourscore hours of community service; issue a alphabetic character of apology to all hunters and guides; and forfeit all testify seized to the State, which includes pack bags, chainsaw, saddle, elk calls, and half dozen mules.
To report any illegal guiding activity, contact the Oregon Land Police force Hotline: Punch 1-800-452-7888 or *OSP (*677) from a mobile phone; email: TIP@osp.oregon.gov or file a complaint electronically https://www.oregon.gov/osmb/Pages/Guide-Complaint.aspx
The Oregon Outfitter Guide Association in a partnership with the Oregon State Marine Lath, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Oregon Country Law are now offering rewards for the issuance of a commendation or arrest for:
· Unlawful Take/Possession related to an Outfitter Guide- $200.00
· Illegally Obtaining Oregon Hunting or Line-fishing License or Tags- $200.00
· Illegally offer to human action as Outfitter Guide- $200.00
The Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) oversees the plan for all Guides and Charters in Oregon. The Oregon State Marine Board registers those individuals who provide outdoor recreational activities for bounty on country or h2o they do not ain or control. These individuals, chosen Outfitter Guides, are required to provide the state with proof they are adequately insured and bonded, accept basic First Aid and CPR skills, conduct the required minimum prophylactic equipment, and if using a motorized gunkhole, carry either a Us Coast Baby-sit license or OSMB Motorized Passenger Boat Operator'southward Certification, depending upon the waterbody. Outfitter Guides also concur to behave themselves according to a set of Ethical and Professional Standards and are held responsible for them as well. To learn more about Guides & Charters in Oregon visit https://world wide web.oregon.gov/osmb/Pages/Guides-Charters.aspx
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Oregon State Police SW Region Drug Enforcement Team Makes Illegal Marijuana Bosom- Josephine Canton (Photo) - 08/03/22
OnAugust 2, 2022, the Oregon Land Police Southwest Region Drug Enforcement team served an illegal marijuana search warrant in the 1500 block of Solitary Mount Road, O'Brien, Josephine Canton.
Every bit a result, 1,773 illegal marijuana plants in seven large greenhouses and approximately ane,000 pounds of processed marijuana bud packaged for auction on the blackness market place were located, seized, and destroyed. A semi-automatic firearm was besides seized while one adult male person was detained, identified, and interviewed.
Additionally, the property is subject to multiple code violations through Josephine Canton Code Enforcement for solid waste, unpermitted structures (greenhouses), and unpermitted electric installations (significant burn down run a risk). Josephine County will move forward with enforcement action against the belongings possessor which could result in the property's closure for one calendar year (illegal drug cultivation) and possible civil forfeiture.
The investigation is ongoing and no further data is available at this fourth dimension.
Fatal Crash Interstate 5 -- Linn Canton - 08/03/22
On Tuesday August 2, 2022, at most 1:15 PM, Oregon State Police force (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a rollover crash on Interstate v north of Albany.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a white box truck operated past, Jay Ward, age 46, from Salem, was northbound near milepost 236 when for unknown reasons left the roadway onto the median shoulder. Subsequently going on the median shoulder, the truck rolled multiple times before coming to balance.
Jay Ward was pronounced deceased at the scene. A passenger identified equally Davis Ward, historic period 20, from Salem, was transported to the hospital with serious injuries.
OSP was assisted by Albany Fire Section and ODOT.
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Fatal Motorcycle Crash Highway 223 -- Polk Canton - 07/31/22
On Sunday July 31, 2022, at virtually 12:00 PM, Oregon Country Law (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to motorcycle crash on Highway 223 most Pedee.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Honda Goldwing motorcycle operated by, Benjamin Gifford, historic period 72, from Stayton, was northbound near milepost 17 negotiating a curve and left the roadway for unknown reasons. Gifford was ejected from the motorcycle.
Gifford was pronounced deceased at the scene by emergency personnel.
Highway 223 was closed for 3 ½ hours.
OSP was assisted past ODOT, Polk Canton Sheriff'due south Office and Polk County Burn.
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Fatal Crash Highway 126W -- Lane County - 07/30/22
On Thursday July 28, 2022, at about 3:55 PM, Oregon Land Police (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a ii-vehicle crash on Highway 126W near Mapleton.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Dodge Ram pickup, operated by Roger Montgomery, age 63, from Veneta, was westbound on Highway 126W making a left turn into the gas station in Mapleton. A Ford Focus, operated by Timothy Cooper, age 24, from Tidewater, was also westbound and rear-ended the Dodge Ram pickup.
Cooper was transported toSacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend and died on July 30, 2022, from his injuries. Two additional occupants in the Ford Focus suffered small-scale injuries.
Montgomery was treated and released for pocket-size injuries at the scene.
Highway 126W was reduced to a single lane for about six hours.
OSP was assisted by Western Lane Ambulance, Siuslaw Valley Fire Department and ODOT.
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Fatal Crash with Wrong Way Driver -- Umatilla County - 07/30/22
On Friday July 29, 2022, at almost viii:05 PM, Oregon Land Police (OSP) Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a ii-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 most milepost 216.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a Dodge 3500 pickup operated by Gabriel Madrid Velasquez, historic period 55, from Kennewick, Washington, was traveling westbound in the eastbound lanes and collided head on with a Ford Fiesta, operated by Kari Ann Lindeman, age 49, from La Grande.
Lindeman was pronounced deceased at the scene past emergency personnel. Velasquez suffered serious injuries and was flown via life flight to St. Mary'due south Infirmary in Walla Walla.
The westbound lanes were closed for about six hours during the investigation.
OSP was assisted by Umatilla Tribal Burn Department, Umatilla Tribal Police Department and ODOT.
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Fatal Crash State Route 140- Klamath Canton - 07/29/22
On Friday, July 29, 2022, at approximately 2:xiii A.M., Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a report of a pedestrian struck on State Route 140 near milepost 49.
A Ford F-150 was traveling eastbound on State Road 140 when it struck a tow truck operator, who was outside of his tow truck retrieving a vehicle from the side of the highway. The tow truck operator, identified as Spencer Hughes (32) of Klamath Falls, was transported by ambulance simply died en route.
The investigation is ongoing.
OSP was assisted on scene by Rocky Point Fire.
Updated- Date of Birth -Fatal Pedestrian vs. Vehicle Crash Interstate v- Linn County - 07/29/22
On Fri, July 29, 2022, at approximately 12:02 A.Chiliad., Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a unmarried-vehicle crash on Interstate v near milepost 229.
A pedestrian entered the lane of travel on Interstate-five and was struck by a Toyota van operated past Poblano Lopez (39) of Lynnwood, WA. on I5 southbound near milepost 229.
The pedestrian, identified as Charles Dwayne Hatfield (45) of Salem, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The operator of the van remained on the scene and cooperated with the investigation. The investigation is ongoing.
OSP was assisted past ODOT, Linn Canton Sheriff's Part, Salem Police Department, and Tangent Fire Department.
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Multi-agency pursuit ends in suspect abort- Columbia County (Photo) - 07/28/22
On July 28, 2022, at approximately 11:42 AM, Troopers from the Oregon Land Law St. Helens worksite responded to the report of a reckless driver on Highway 30 milepost 28. It was reported that the offending driver was "all over the route" in a silver rider car. The reporting party provided a description of the offending vehicle, which was later identified as a silver 2003 Buick Regal 4-dr. Troopers located the suspected vehicle only quickly lost sight of it within the City of St. Helens. A short time after, the suspected vehicle was relocated by Troopers and observed to have dangerous driving behavior. Troopers initiated a traffic stop on the silver Buick most the McDonalds in St. Helens. The silver Buick fled, and a pursuit ensued eastbound toward Scappoose. The doubtable fled to approximately milepost 26.5 and then turned westbound back to St. Helens. The doubtable then fled westbound through St. Helens, Columbia City, and finally into Rainier. The driver, who was the sole occupant, was observed driving dangerously and intentionally over-taking vehicles head-on, collection at varying speeds, and was unable to drive within his ain lane.
The suspect collection then dangerously that Troopers discontinued pursuing. The law afterwards located the suspected vehicle in Rainier. When the suspect vehicle was located it was parked and unoccupied.
A containment perimeter was established, and a coordinated search ensued. Meanwhile, information was collected from bureau partners regarding the suspected driver's identity.
At about five:twenty PM, the doubtable was located within the containment expanse well-nigh Grocery Outlet in Rainier. The doubtable's identity was confirmed as Davis Jeffery Hartman (38) of Tacoma, WA., and he was taken into custody without incident.
OSP is asking for anyone that witnessed the incident and/or was endangered by the doubtable's behavior to phone call Oregon State Police Dispatch at 800-442-0776 and reference example # SP22193475.
OSP was assisted by St. Helens Police Department, Columbia County Sheriff's Part, Rainier Police Section, and the Washington Country Patrol.
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OSP Southwest Region Drug Enforcement Team Makes Illegal Marijuana Bust-Josephine County (Photo) - 07/28/22
On Wednesday, July 27, 2022, the Oregon State Constabulary's Southwest Region Drug Enforcement Section team served an illegal marijuana search warrant in the 1600 block of Southside Rd. Grants Pass, Josephine County.
Every bit a result, 3,114 illegal marijuana plants contained in five big greenhouses were located, seized, and ultimately destroyed. Three individuals were detained at the scene; ane developed male and ii juveniles, all of whom take permanent addresses in New York. Also seized during the investigation was one semi-automatic firearm with no series number.
Additionally, the belongings is subject to multiple code violations through Josephine County Lawmaking Enforcement for homo waste, unpermitted structures (greenhouses), and unsafe excavation. Josephine County volition movement forward with enforcement action against the property owner which could consequence in the property'south closure for one calendar yr (illegal drug tillage) and possible ceremonious forfeiture.
The investigation is ongoing and no further information is bachelor at this fourth dimension.
Crash on Interstate 5 that concluded every bit a fatality -- Douglas County - 07/27/22
On July 26, 2022, at approximately 3:26 PM, Oregon Country Law Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle crash on Interstate five virtually milepost 155. Preliminary investigation revealed a southbound silvery Toyota 4-Runner, operated by Loyd Price (78) of Roseburg, left the roadway, struck a guardrail, traveled downwardly an beach, and rolled. The 4-Runner came to rest on the railroad tracks.
Loyd Cost was initially alert when medics arrived but suffered a medical event presently after the crash and was pronounced deceased. His passenger, Deborah Price (73) of Roseburg suffered injuries and was transported to an area infirmary.
OSP was assisted by Due north Douglas Fire, Oregon Department of Transportation, Douglas County Medical Examiner's Office, and South Lane County Fire.
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With temperatures�on the rise, OSP wants to make certain you know if it is prophylactic to go into the h2o (Photo) - 07/26/22
Oregon Land Police is office of the Columbia Gorge Safe Kids Coalition, which is part of the greater Safe Kids Oregon organization. They accept developed a universal sign which aims to prevent drowning in natural water. The sign, which is available for use throughout Oregon, warns visitors of places they should keep clear of when looking to absurd off. The message reads, in both English language and Spanish, "Dangerous Surface area - Practice Not Swim", and depicts a red circumvolve backlash symbol over the icon of a swimmer. Betsy Hartner, the State Coordinator of Safe Kids Oregon, conducted enquiry to ensure the sign adheres to national and international standards.
The first of these signs was placed in cooperation with Oregon State Parks virtually the Deschutes River & White River Falls along the White River. The signs were posted within days of withal another near drowning nearly the falls, where thankfully a man was rescued and revived using CPR. "Although another tragedy was avoided, we are hoping these signs will make a difference and go along people from getting into these situations in the first place", said Senior Trooper Holloran of the Oregon Country Constabulary.
There are plenty of places to swim safely in Oregon, and there are life jacket loaner stations available throughout the country which tin be found online on the Oregon State Marine Board's Life Jacket Loaner Station Map: https://www.oregon.gov/osmb/boater-info/Pages/Life-Jacket-Loaner-Stations.aspx . Life jackets are always recommended for children, teens, and adults while swimming in natural h2o and for all persons when canoeing.
The summer heat is upon u.s.a., then please exist mindful of designated swimming areas and never leave children unattended. Here's to a safe summer on Oregon waterways!
The template for the sign is bachelor for whatever organization or grouping that would similar to warn the public of unsafe areas in natural water. To receive the template gratis of cost, email your request to safekidscg@gmail.com .
The Columbia Gorge Safe Kids Coalition is made upward of multiple partners such equally the Oregon Land Police, the Washington State Police, the Oregon Section of Human Service, Next Door Inc., Wasco/Sherman Public Health Department, Providence Hood River, Proficient Shepard Hermiston, and Mid-Columbia Medical Center, to name a few. To observe out more than about Safety Kids Oregon, visit http://www.safekidsoregon.org/
In this photograph, Oregon State Park Ranger Nate Brophy installing i of the signs.
Fatal Crash on Hwy 260-Josephine County - 07/25/22
On Lord's day, July 24, 2022 at approximately 10:01 PM, Oregon Country Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a single vehicle crash on Hwy 260 near milepost 15.
Preliminary investigation revealed a westbound black Harley Davidson Sportster motorbike, operated by Aaron Cizek (37) of Wilderville, left the roadway while negotiating a corner, striking a tree.
Cizek sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased.
Hwy 260 was reduced to one lane for approximately 2 hours.
OSP was assisted by Rural Metro Fire and ODOT.
Fatal Crash on Hwy 30-Multnomah Canton - 07/25/22
On Sabbatum, July 23, 2022 at approximately 12:57 AM, Oregon State Law Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a multi-vehicle motor vehicle crash on Hwy 30 near milepost 12.
Preliminary investigation revealed a westbound grayness GMC Sierra, operated by Kody Hansen (24) of Warren, was traveling at a high rate of speed when it left the roadway striking a parked black Audi AA8 occupied by Dale Herren (45) and Jennifer Herren (43) of St. Helens. The GMC and then struck two more than unoccupied vehicles, a ability pole, went over an embankment and struck the front porch of a residence.
Kody Hansen and Dale Herren sustained fatal injuries and were pronounced deceased. Jennifer Herren was transported to a local hospital with injuries.
Hwy 30 was closed for approximately v hours.
OSP was assisted past Portland Police Bureau, Scappoose Police Department and ODOT.
Update- Third Suspect apprehended and Oregon State Police standing investigating into burglary - Union Canton - 07/19/22
On July xix, 2022, at eight:38 a.thou., a Deputy with the Wedlock County Sheriff's Part contacted an private sitting along Highway 82 exterior of Elgin, Oregon. The individual was later confirmed to be the outstanding suspect from Sunday'southward pursuit and Officeholder Involved Shooting incident and was taken into custody by the Union County Sheriff's Role with the assistance of the Oregon State Police.
The below-mentioned doubtable was taken to the Union Canton Jail and lodged on the following charges:
Demus Montez (36) of Hermiston, Oregon
- Attempted Murder
- Attempted Robbery one
- Elude On Foot
- Unlawful Use of a Weapon
- Felon in Possession (Firearm)
- Criminal Mischief 1
- Reckless Endangering
Law enforcement would like to thank the public for their assistance in the investigation.
This is an active investigation by the La Grande Police force Department, the Union County Sheriff'south Office, and the Oregon Country Police force. Once the investigation is complete it volition be turned over to the Marriage County District Attorney's Function for review and any further releases.
Anyone with farther data on this investigation is asked to call the Oregon State Law Dispatch at ane-800-452-7888, *OSP (*677). Reference case number SP22181738.
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On July 17, 2022, at 12:43 p.1000., Union County Sheriff'south Deputies responded to a business organisation, Bullseye Muzzleloaders and More, located in Isle Metropolis, Oregon for the study of a business burglary. Law enforcement later cleared the scene. At approximately 2:27 p.m. Law enforcement was summoned to the same business as the reporting party was describing 3 people wearing gloves and masks budgeted the business.
While law enforcement was responding to the scene, it was learned that an employee of the business organization confronted the suspects. During this confrontation, shots were fired. The vehicle fled the scene and sheriff'due south deputies immediately located and started pursuing the vehicle. During the class of the pursuit, occupants in the suspect vehicle fired rounds at the pursuing police force enforcement vehicles, which ultimately disabled one patrol vehicle. An Oregon State Police Trooper was ready up for a spike strip deployment and upon learning of the active shooting situation, he engaged the suspects and suspect vehicle by discharging his duty weapon as they came by his location. The vehicle connected and Troopers were able to successfully spike the vehicle, which ultimately came to a stop on Indian Creek Road most Rinehart Lane. The three suspects fled from the vehicle into the dense brush and vegetation. As a result, additional law enforcement was called to the scene and a perimeter was set upward.
The Northeast Oregon Regional SWAT Team and the Oregon Country Police force SWAT Team responded to the area and ultimately located and arrested two suspects in the tardily evening hours.
The tertiary suspect was not located and is still outstanding as of this release. The Union County Sheriff's Office, the La Grande Police Department, and the Oregon State Constabulary are continuing their investigation into the initial burglary likewise as the Officer Involved Shooting and more than charges and arrests are anticipated.
The suspects were taken to the Union County Jail by Deputies and lodged on the following charges:
Ashtin Clay Romine (26) of Clarkston, Wa.
- Assail I
- Reckless Driving
- Fleeing or Attempting to Elude
Jessica Lyn Spalinger (31) of Walla Walla, Wa
- Assault I
- Reckless Driving
- Fleeing or Attempting to Elude
The La Grande Police Department at the request of the Oregon State Police, and in compliance with the Union County Deadly Forcefulness Programme will be conducting the Officer Involved Shooting Investigation. The Oregon State Trooper involved in the shooting was placed on administrative leave per department policy awaiting the outcome of the investigation.
Law enforcement was assisted on the scene by members of the La Grande Burn Department, Imbler Quick Response, and the Matrimony Canton Office of Emergency Management.
This is an agile investigation by all departments involved. In one case the investigation is complete, it volition be turned over to the Union County District Chaser's Office for whatsoever future release of information.
Anyone with information on this investigation is asked to phone call the Oregon Country Police Dispatch at 1-800-452-7888, *OSP (*677). Reference case number SP22181738.
Suspect Vehicle 2-Polk
Update-OSP Investigating Homicide & Requesting Public Assistance- Polk County (Photo) - 07/xix/22
Investigators are updating the description of the suspect vehicle too as releasing a third photograph. The vehicle is believed to be a BMW 3 Series with a body fashion similar to a 2006.
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We are releasing the name of the victims in this example. The deceased male victim was identified as Dennis Gerard Anderson (45). The passenger in his car was identified as Brandy Dawn Goldsbury (46).
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On July 13, 2022, at approximately 9:00 P.M. OSP responded to Hwy 18 milepost 15 in Polk County to a report of a shooting.
Preliminary investigation revealed the shooting was the result of a suspected route rage incident, in which the victim pulled over and stopped to permit the suspect vehicle pass. The doubtable vehicle stopped next to the victim, the victim got out of his car, and multiple shots were fired from the doubtable vehicle. The shots are reported to be fired by the passenger of the suspect vehicle. The suspect vehicle then left the scene.
The victim was declared dead at the scene. A passenger in the motorcar was not injured. The passenger described the doubtable vehicle and the passenger of the suspect vehicle. The description of the machine is a blackness car with a round emblem on the hood. The description of the passenger in the suspect car was a younger male, less than 25 years one-time, medium complexion, and small in stature with brusque nighttime hair.
Officers from multiple agencies responded to the surface area but were unable to locate the suspect'due south vehicle. Ane individual matching the description was detained, interviewed, and eventually released.
OSP Detectives are urging anyone with data about this case to call the Oregon State Police force Acceleration at 1-800-452-7888, *OSP (*677). Reference case number SP22177525.
This is an ongoing investigation.
OSP Detectives are being assisted by Detectives from the Polk County Major Crimes Team.
Oregon State Police is requesting public assistance in a Hitting and Run- Josephine County - 07/eighteen/22
On July 18, 2022, the Oregon Land Police responded to a report of a hit and run crash involving a bicyclist that occurred on U.Southward. Highway 199-mile post 27, just south of Kerby, Oregon. The crash occurred sometime between the late evening hours of July 17, or the early morn hours of July 18. The victim was discovered in a ditch by another person at which time emergency services were notified and responded. The victim suffered severe injuries and was transported to an area hospital.
The driver of the suspect vehicle did non stop afterward the crash and continued traveling northward on Hwy 199.
An investigation into the crash is underway. Troopers did locate potential evidence related to another vehicle at the scene that will be analyzed to determine the vehicle's brand, model, year, and potential interest in the crash.
If anyone has whatsoever information regarding the crash, the suspect vehicle involved in it, or whatsoever other data relevant to the investigation they are asked to call the Oregon State Police Dispatch at 1-800-452-7888, *OSP (*677). Reference instance number SP22-182296.
CMV crash 3 Linn Canton
Commercial Motor Vehicle Crash Highway twenty- Linn County (Photo) - 07/18/22
On Fri, July 15, 2022, at approximately 5:59 p.grand., Oregon State Police Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a single-vehicle crash on Highway twenty milepost 33 near Sugariness Home.
A Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) was due west on Highway 20 when it left the roadway, crashing down a steep embankment on the northward side of the route coming to remainder near the Santiam River.
The driver, Timothy Wade Shockey (41) of Sweet Habitation, was rescued and transported by ambulance with non-life-threatening injuries. His juvenile passenger was seriously injured in the crash and transported by life flight to a Portland hospital.
The driver of the CMV displayed signs of impairment. OSP is standing the investigation.
The vehicle was recovered the next day, July 16, 2022.
OSP was assisted on the scene by the Linn County Sheriff's Office, Sweet Home Burn down, and the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Fatal crash on Highway 293- Wasco County - 07/18/22
On Th, July 14, 2022, at approximately x:41 p.m., Oregon Land Law Troopers received a written report of an overdue motorist who failed to come up home the previous night. OSP began searching for the commuter. The machine was located off highway 293 in a marsh area concealed by tall weeds. The driver, identified as Nilton Vilchez Cardenas (35) of Antelope, was establish deceased in the vehicle.
Witnesses reported the driver passed them on the highway at a loftier rate of speed on Th morning time effectually 3:00 a.m. It appears the driver left the roadway shortly later on passing the witness and rolled several times before coming to remainder.
OSP was assisted past the Wasco County Sheriff's Office and the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Fatal crash Hwy 226- Linn Canton - 07/17/22
On Saturday, JuLt 16, 2022, at approximately 6:22 p.m., Oregon State Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a unmarried-vehicle crash on Hwy 226 near milepost 21.
A greyness Infiniti was traveling southbound when it drove off onto the right shoulder for unknown reasons. The driver, Oksana Titarenko (24) of Keizer, overcorrected and went across the northbound lane and onto the northbound shoulder earlier it rolled at least twice. A rider, Mikhail Ermolenko (thirty) of Salem, was ejected from the vehicle and was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Titarenko was transported to a local area infirmary for precaution and was found to be under the influence of alcohol. Titarenko was later on arrested and transported to the Linn County Jail, where she was lodged.
OSP was assisted past Lyons Burn down and the Oregon Section of Transportation.
Fatal Crash Hwy 97- Klamath County - 07/17/22
On July xvi, 2022, at approximately iv:12 p.k., Oregon State Troopers and emergency personnel responded to a multi-vehicle crash on Hwy 97 about milepost 230.
A Suburban was traveling due south on Hwy 97 when the vehicle in front of them rapidly decelerated. The driver of the Suburban, Andrew Castricone (58) from San Carlos, CA, swerved into the northbound lanes hitting an FJ Cruiser caput-on. The FJ Cruiser, driven past Ramsey Mohammed Mahmoud Shanbaky (43) from San Mateo, Ca. hitting the vehicle behind it, a Subaru, driven by Kevin Richard Smith (34) from Medford. Another vehicle, a Lexus, driven past Robert Brian Anderson (63) from Chico, Ca., sustained damage from the crash debris.
The driver, Andrew Castricone, and 1 of the passengers, Nicole Lindeman (20) from San Carlos, Ca, of the Suburban were pronounced deceased at the scene. The driver of the FJ Cruiser, Ramsey Mohammed Mahmoud Shanbaky, was too pronounced deceased at the scene.
All other occupants of the Suburban and FJ Cruiser were transported to an expanse hospital with serious injuries every bit well as the driver of the Subaru.
The crash blocked Hwy 97 for approximately three hours.
OSP was assisted past Chiloquin Fire and Rescue, Chemult Rural Burn, and the Oregon Section of Forestry.
Source: https://www.flashalert.net/news.html?id=1002
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