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•••Brian A. Springer (40) sentenced to 100 months in prison••• On April 19th 2024 Brian A. Springer (40) appeared in circuit court in Coquille to accept a plea deal for an incident which occurred in Coos Bay on October 27th 2023. The plea agreement was negotiated by Deputy District Attorney John Blanc on behalf of the victims in the case and the state of Oregon. It should be noted the victims completely supported the plea agreement and are releaved to put this incident behind them. Brian A. Springer (40) was sentenced as reflected below on case 23CR52915 • Assault in the Second Degree (70 Months) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (18 Months Concurrent) • Menacing (10 days Concurrent) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (30 Months Consecutive)
•••Brian A. Springer (40) sentenced to 100 months in prison••• On April 19th 2024 Brian A. Springer (40) appeared in circuit court in Coquille to accept a plea deal for an incident which occurred in Coos Bay on October 27th 2023. The plea agreement was negotiated by Deputy District Attorney John Blanc on behalf of the victims in the case and the state of Oregon. It should be noted the victims completely supported the plea agreement and are releaved to put this incident behind them. Brian A. Springer (40) was sentenced as reflected below on case 23CR52915 • Assault in the Second Degree (70 Months) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (18 Months Concurrent) • Menacing (10 days Concurrent) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (30 Months Consecutive)
•••Brian A. Springer (40) sentenced to 100 months in prison••• On April 19th 2024 Brian A. Springer (40) appeared in circuit court in Coquille to accept a plea deal for an incident which occurred in Coos Bay on October 27th 2023. The plea agreement was negotiated by Deputy District Attorney John Blanc on behalf of the victims in the case and the state of Oregon. It should be noted the victims completely supported the plea agreement and are releaved to put this incident behind them. Brian A. Springer (40) was sentenced as reflected below on case 23CR52915 • Assault in the Second Degree (70 Months) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (18 Months Concurrent) • Menacing (10 days Concurrent) • Unlawful Use of a Weapon (30 Months Consecutive)

Published on: 04/26/2024

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•••Brian A. Springer (40) sentenced to 100 months in prison•••

On April 19th 2024 Brian A. Springer (40) appeared in circuit court in Coquille to accept a plea deal for an incident which occurred in Coos Bay on October 27th 2023. The plea agreement was negotiated by Deputy District Attorney John Blanc on behalf of the victims in the case and the state of Oregon. It should be noted the victims completely supported the plea agreement and are releaved to put this incident behind them.

Brian A. Springer (40) was sentenced as reflected below on case 23CR52915

• Assault in the Second Degree (70 Months)
• Unlawful Use of a Weapon (18 Months Concurrent)
• Menacing (10 days Concurrent)
• Unlawful Use of a Weapon (30 Months Consecutive)

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