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Deputies and 💛 K9 Poe attend Powers Fishing Derby 🎣 over the weekend.Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post

Deputies and K9 Poe attend Powers Fishing Derby over the weekendPhotos from Coos County ... More

05/19/2024

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•••Victoria Ramsey Arrested for Repeated Trespassing at Midway RV Park••• On the afternoon of May 18th, 2024, Coos County Dispatch was alerted to a conflict involving a man and woman at Midway RV Park in Coos Bay, with Sergeant J. Boswell and Deputy S. Starr dispatched at approximately 3:25 pm for investigation. They discovered upon arrival that Victoria Ramsey (37), had vacated the premises by car. It was also confirmed that Ms. Ramsey had been previously barred from the property with instructions not to return. At 3:58 pm, a new report came in that Ms. Ramsey had re-entered the property. Deputy Starr responded, clarified her questions about the trespass notice, and reiterated that she must not return or face arrest. Subsequently, at 4:21 pm, another call reported Ms. Ramsey’s return. Deputy Starr, finding her at the property’s gate, arrested her for Criminal Trespass in the Second Degree. Following the arrest, Ms. Ramsey was taken to the Coos County Jail for booking and processing. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Victoria Ramsey Arrested for Repeated Trespassing at Midway RV Park On the afternoon of M... More

05/19/2024

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•••Kile Elder Arrested for Multiple Crimes Including Burglary and Theft in Coos County••• On May 11th, 2024, Sergeant J. Clayburn engaged with a burglary victim from an incident on April 24th at North Ten Mile Lake, collecting initial details. Deputy R. Baker obtained further information and game camera images from the victim the following day, revealing Kile Elder (28) as the suspect with his vehicle. The property had been forcibly entered by cutting through two gates and the residence’s side with a Sawzall, leading to the theft of various items. Deputy Baker discovered Mr. Elder owned a property in Douglas County. Although Mr. Elder was absent, a Douglas County Deputy verified his identity from the game camera images, and stolen goods were found on-site. Probable Cause for Mr. Elder’s arrest was issued by Deputy Baker, who promptly notified law enforcement agencies of the search for Mr. Elder. Later that evening, around 8:00 pm, the North Bend Police Department informed Deputy Baker of Mr. Elder’s potential location in response to the Probable Cause. Sergeant Clayburn proceeded to a Hamilton Avenue address in North Bend, where he apprehended Mr. Elder and recovered additional stolen property. Mr. Elder was arrested for a series of serious charges, including first-degree burglary, theft, criminal mischief, and an outstanding Lane County warrant. Subsequently, Mr. Elder was processed and incarcerated at the Coos County Jail on the stated charges. A big thank you to all the agencies that assisted in locating Mr. Elder. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Kile Elder Arrested for Multiple Crimes Including Burglary and Theft in Coos County On Ma... More

05/19/2024

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•••Coos County Man Arrested on Felony Warrant During Routine Patrol••• On May 15th, 2024, around 1:30 pm, Deputy H. Francis was on routine patrol in Charleston when she observed a male, Norman Kohl (61), in the Seaport RV Park. Deputy Francis believed that Mr. Kohl had an active warrant for his arrest. Coos County Dispatch confirmed that Mr. Kohl had an active Felony warrant for his arrest, specifically for Theft in the First Degree, Theft in the Second Degree, and Criminal Trespass. Mr. Kohl was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Coos County Jal, where he was booked, processed, and lodged. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Coos County Man Arrested on Felony Warrant During Routine Patrol On May 15th 2024 around ... More

05/19/2024

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Sheriff Fabrizio making time to visit with one of his younger constituents. 🚔

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05/15/2024

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•••Coos County Man Arrested After Stealing Jet Ski and Trailer••• On May 11th, 2024, around 1:45 pm, Coos County Dispatch received a call regarding the location of a stolen trailer and a Wave Runner Jet Ski. It was reported that the trailer and jet ski were being towed behind a white pickup truck that had turned onto Oregon Lane in the Cooston area of East Bay Rd. Deputy H. Francis responded to investigate. When Deputy Francis arrived, she spoke with witnesses and located the truck, trailer, and jet ski outside of a residence on Oregon Lane. It was further learned that the trailer and jet ski were stolen on May 7th around 9:11 pm. The owner of the white truck, Aaron Nordholm (58), was located on the property and taken into custody by Deputy Francis. Mr. Nordholm was arrested and taken to the Coos County Jail to be booked and processed for the crimes of unauthorized use of a Motor Vehicle, Theft in the First Degree, and two counts of Possessing a stolen vehicle. Due to overriding factors and bed availability that the jail supervisor accounted for, Mr. Nordholm was held in custody pending arraignment.

Coos County Man Arrested After Stealing Jet Ski and Trailer On May 11th 2024 around 145 p... More

05/12/2024

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***Edited*** •••Driver Arrested for DUII After Sleeping at Stop Light••• On May 8th, 2024, around 11:40 pm, Coos County Dispatch received a 911 call for an unconscious male in the driver seat of a white pickup truck at the stop light located at Highway 101 and East Bay Road. Deputy B. Freerksen responded to investigate. When Deputy Freerksen arrived, he found Scotty Jacobi (44) sleeping in the driver's seat. Mr. Jacobi was awoken and evaluated by Emergency Medical Personnel. Deputy Freerksen quickly noted signs of intoxication and began evaluating Mr. Jacobi for Driving Under the Influence. The ensuing investigation resulted in Mr. Jacobi being placed under arrest for DUII. Following standard procedure, Mr. Jacobi was issued a criminal citation for DUII and released to the care of a sober adult. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”

Edited Driver Arrested for DUII After Sleeping at Stop Light On May 8th 2024 around 1140 ... More

05/12/2024

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We at the Sheriff’s Office could not be more thankful than we already are to be blessed with our mothers as loving and caring as you. We just want you all to know that you are always in our thoughts even if we are miles away. And whether we say it or not, Mother, we love you! Happy Mother's day.

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05/12/2024

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•••Brothers Arrested After Assault in Lakeside••• On May 6th, 2024, around 10:45 pm, Coos County Dispatch received a report of an assault at a residence in Lakeside. Deputies B. Freerksen and Z. Smith responded to investigate. While Deputies responded to the residence, it was learned that the two suspects, Wylder Labart (18) and Tryton Labart (20), had fled the scene in a white Ford pickup headed north on Highway 101. Upon their arrival, it was learned that the suspects had shown up at the residence demanding money or the keys to a vehicle that the victim owned. Probable cause was issued for the arrest of the Labart brothers and multiple agencies attempted to locate them and the vehicle they fled the scene in. The suspects were later located by the Reedsport Police Department and arrested for their involvement in the assault. Both men were transported to the Coos County Jail to be booked and lodged for the following alleged crimes: Assault in the Third Degree, Assault in the Fourth Degree, Strangulation, and Attempted Assault in the Second Degree The Coos County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Oregon State Police, and Reedsport Police Department for their help with the investigation and arrest of the suspects. Please Note: Police Action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Brothers Arrested After Assault in Lakeside On May 6th 2024 around 1045 pm Coos County Di... More

05/10/2024

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•••Observant Deputy Arrests Wanted Woman••• On May 9th, 2024, at around 2:11 pm, while working regular patrol duties, Deputy H. Francis observed a female subject that she knew to have a valid warrant in front of a residence on Riverton Rd in Coquille. Deputy Francis knew the female to be Sarah Noah (46), of Coos County. Deputy Francis confirmed with Coos County Dispatch that there was an active warrant for Ms. Noah’s arrest and exited her vehicle to contact her. Ms. Noah was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Coos County Jail to be booked and processed on the active warrant. Good work Deputy Francis!

Observant Deputy Arrests Wanted Woman On May 9th 2024 at around 211 pm while working regu... More

05/10/2024