- Information herein is sourced from law enforcement and fire agencies. Details, which may not always be available in time for our weekly publication, are updated on our website as information becomes available. Addresses noted generally denote the location of the incident or arrest, occasionally indicating the origin of the call.
- Our reporting of an individual’s arrest or citation for a crime does not imply guilt. Determination of guilt can only be established through legal proceedings in court. We commit significant effort to following through as cases move through the judicial process.
- A roman numeral indicates the degree of a charge: theft I (first-degree theft).
- Following is a list of abbreviations that may appear in our log reports:
AMC (Albany Municipal Court)
DU (Driving uninsured/without insurance)
DUII (Driving while intoxicated)
DV (domestic violence)
DWS (driving while suspended
FTA (failure to appear)
FTC (failure to comply)
LCSO (Linn County Sheriff’s Office)
LCCC (Linn County Circuit Court)
LCJ (Linn County Jail)
LCJC (Linn County Justice Court)
LCSA (Linn County Supervisory Authority)
LCSO (Linn County Sheriff’s Office)
LMC (Lebanon Municipal Court)
MIP (Minor in possession)
OSP (Oregon State Police)
OSPB (Oregon State Parole Board)
SLCH (Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital)
SHMC (Sweet Home Municipal Court)
SHPD (Sweet Home Police Department)
Warrants are out on the following individuals: Omar Edgar Arroyo, Travis Alexander Ayres, William Medford Bass, Jonathan Edward Betar, Raymond Paul Binford, Lloyd William Bly, Christina Marie Cash, Brien Keith Cockrell, Austin Shane Conner, Hope Marie Connors, Matthew Timothy Cook, Steven Michael Cooley, Jacob Scott Fisher, Selina Renee Ford-Blackburn, Scotty Lee Foster, Sean Doyle Gay, Nicholas Gregory Godell, Steven Edward Grimm, Aaron Thomas Halvorson, Noe Hernandez-Reyes, Michael Trevor Hilton, Robert Edwin Hoskinson, Daniel Henry Johnson, Bruce Clifton Kelly, Alan Kenneth Kilmer, Brent Jay Klient, Tyler Bruce Lanz, Andrew Donald LeGore, Richard Dean Leland, Mikel Vincent Lizama, Christopher James Lloyd, Mainor Misael Lucas-Velasquez, Charles James Marvel, Thomas Junior McCarthey, Bryce William McGowan, Eric Wayne McKnight, Heather Dawn Meeks, Carrie Lynne Miller, Thomas Elbridge Miller, James Keith Mortensen, Matthew Kincaid Nelson, Nicholas Alan Nelson, Daniel Austin Phillips, Sean Ever Robinson, Tammy Lavonn Robinson, James Ryan Routon, Daniel Ryan Salo, Rosemary O. Saviour, Phillip Stanley Shanklin, Donald Shane Simmons, Joshua Webb, Darnell T. Wells, Joshua Alexander Williams, Isabella Rean Wynn, Jessica Ashley Wynne
Leo Elijah Brawn, 18, charged Feb. 2 with theft I and disorderly conduct II.
Charges against Nicholas Orval Duncan Jr., 47, of attempted unlawful delivery of meth and felon in possession of a restricted weapon were dismissed with prejudice because the State no longer believes it can meet its burden of proof at trial.
Kyle Austin Hanscam, 33, charged Jan. 27 with burglary I, unauthorized use of a vehicle, criminal mischief II and theft I. Bail: $15,000.
Sarah Beth Moore, 39, sentenced Jan. 28 to one year suspension of a driver’s license, 48 hours jail, three days compensatory service, 24 mos. bench probation and a $2,000 fine after pleading guilty to DUII (liquor) with a .29% BAC. Dismissed: reckless driving, assault IV.
Drexel Sean Aaron Morgan, 39, charged Feb. 2 with DV assault IV.
Andrew Charles Naegeli, 41, charged Feb. 2 with unlawful use of a weapon with a firearm, menacing and pointing firearm at another.
Donald Joe Nave, 54, sentenced Jan. 27 to 28 mos. with Oregon Dept. of Corrections, two years post-prison supervision and a $200 fine after pleading guilty to delivery of meth. Dismissed: delivery of meth, two counts unlawful possession of meth, DWS, FTA I.
Jordan Thomas Nixon, 25, charged Jan. 30 with burglary I and theft III.
Izaya Sebastian P-Agosto, 21, charged Jan. 27 with DUII (liquor) and reckless driving. In a separate case, he was charged Jan. 29 with failure to perform duties of driver to injured person, two counts of assault III, reckless driving and recklessly endangering another person.
Scott Alan Watts, 57, sentenced Jan. 28 to 90 days jail, 36 mos. supervised probation and $800 in fines after pleading no contest to luring a minor and three counts of sexual abuse II. Dismissed: luring a minor, sexual abuse II.