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06/11/2025

Roseburg Police Log for Nov 5

PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Injury Traffic Crash

CASE NO:

255963

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 1110

LOCATION:

NW Mulholland and NW Garden Valley, Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(D1) Falke, Judith Anne (83) Roseburg
(D2) Baldwin, Linda Ann (76) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device

VEHICLE(S):

(V1) White 2020 Jeep Wrangler
(V2) Silver 2023 Cadillac XT5

DETAILS:

Officers responded to a crash at the intersection of NW Mulholland and NW Garden Valley. Upon arrival, officers learned Falke did not ensure the intersection was clear prior to making a left turn causing Baldwin who was traveling the opposite direction to crash into her. Both drivers were transported to Mercy Medical Center, and their vehicles were towed from the scene.

DISPOSITION:

Falke was cited for the traffic violation.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Theft

CASE NO:

25-5959

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 0920

LOCATION:

800 Block NE Rowe, Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(S) Chavez-Bazan Laura (29), Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

Theft II

DETAILS:

Chavez-Bazan was pushing a Fred Meyer shopping cart down the multi-use paved path with trash and her possessions in it. Chavez-Bazan claimed she took the cart from the Umpqua Greenway (AKA Deer Creek Park) and didn't think of it as stealing because she did not take it from the store.

DISPOSITION:

Chavez-Bazan was cited and released on scene, and the cart was returned to Fred Meyer.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Non-injury Crash

CASE NO:

255970

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 1754

LOCATION:

W Harvard Ave & W Keady Ct., Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(D1) Sulffridge, Patricia Ann (59) Roseburg
(D2) Masner, Julia Martinez (38) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

Following too closely

VEHICLE(S):

(V1) 2016 Honda Accord
(V2) 2022 Nissan Pathfinder

DETAILS:

Officers responded to a non-injury crash where Patricia Sulffridge rear ended Julia Masner at a red light. Patricia was cited for following too closely and both vehicles were driven from the scene.

SEATBELT USE:

Yes

INTOXICANTS:

No

DISPOSITION:

Cited.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Theft 2

CASE NO:

255967

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 1559

LOCATION:

929 NW Garden Valley Blvd

OFFICER(S):

PERSON(S):

(S) Denney, Staci Erin (39) Roseburg
(V) Fred Meyer

CHARGE(S):

Theft 2

DETAILS:

Officers arrested Staci Denney for Theft 2 after she stole $252.56 worth of groceries from Fred Meyer.

DISPOSITION:

Cited and released.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Non-Injury Crash

CASE NO:

255971

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 1745

LOCATION:

2700 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(D1) Darden, Rylie Calista (18) Winston
(D2) Sita, Serenity Marie (24) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

Fail to Obey a Traffic Control Device
Driving Uninsured

VEHICLE(S):

(V1) 2004 Honda CRV Green
(V2) 2001 Nissan XTerra Silver

DETAILS:

Sita was driving south on NW Stewart Parkway and attempted to continue straight through the intersection in front of Mercy Medical Center. Darden was driving north on NW Stewart Parkway and attempted to turn left toward Mercy Medical Center. Darden did not yield to oncoming traffic and struck Sita's vehicle. No injuries were reported and both vehicles were driven from the scene.

DISPOSITION:

Darden was cited.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Warrants

CASE NO:

255695

DATE/TIME:

11/6/2025 / 0245

LOCATION:

2800 NW Stewart Parkway

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(S) Valdez, Michael Grant Griffith (37) Roseburg
(S) Gater, Jessica Lynn Mara (38) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

1.) Failure to Appear on Criminal Prohibited Camping out of the Roseburg Police Department (Valdez)
2.) Failure to Appear on Criminal Prohibited Camping out of the Roseburg Police Department (Gater)

VEHICLE(S):

N/A

DETAILS:

Officers contacted Gater and Valdez in the parking lot of the old Albertson's and learned they had unworked warrants for their arrest. Both were detained without issue and transported to Douglas County Corrections where they were lodged.

DISPOSITION:

Gater and Valdez were lodged at Douglas County Corrections.
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PATROL:

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

DWS-Misd

CASE NO:

255974

DATE/TIME:

11/6/2025 / 0439

LOCATION:

SE Arizona and SE Templin, Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(S) Davis, Crista Jean (41) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

DWS-Misd
Driving Uninsured

VEHICLE(S):

2004 Chevrolet Malibu ID

DETAILS:

Officers observed a vehicle driving in the area and was unable to see any plates. Officers contacted Davis, after she pulled off the roadway. Davis stated her license was revoked. Dispatch confirmed her license was revoked in Oregon. Davis had no insurance information on the vehicle. The vehicle was legally parked.

DISPOSITION:

Davis was cited in lieu of custody.

06/11/2025

11/6/25 8:30 AM Live Police Scanner Traffic From Douglas County, Oregon

06/11/2025

Roseburg Police

INCIDENT:

Injury Traffic Crash

CASE NO:

255963

DATE/TIME:

11/5/2025 / 1110

LOCATION:

NW Mulholland and NW Garden Valley, Roseburg

OFFICER(S):

RPD

PERSON(S):

(D1) Falke, Judith Anne (83) Roseburg
(D2) Baldwin, Linda Ann (76) Roseburg

CHARGE(S):

Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device

VEHICLE(S):

(V1) White 2020 Jeep Wrangler
(V2) Silver 2023 Cadillac XT5

DETAILS:

Officers responded to a crash at the intersection of NW Mulholland and NW Garden Valley. Upon arrival, officers learned Falke did not ensure the intersection was clear prior to making a left turn causing Baldwin who was traveling the opposite direction to crash into her. Both drivers were transported to Mercy Medical Center, and their vehicles were towed from the scene.

DISPOSITION:

Falke was cited for the traffic violation.

06/11/2025

Report of an MVA highway 38 MP 34.

06/11/2025

RESIDENTIAL FIRE DISPLACES THREE ADULTS, THREE DOGS IN HILLSBORO

Hillsboro Fire and Rescue

At 4:07 a.m. today, residents at a home in the 600 block of NE Evergreen Road in Hillsboro reported hearing smoke alarms and called 911. A resident checked the smoke alarms and found flames in the home's living room. Residents then evacuated outside.

A Hillsboro Fire & Rescue incident commander arrived and found smoke emanating from the front of the house. The call was upgraded to a first alarm to bring additional resources to the scene. Arriving moments behind the incident commander, firefighters from Engine 5 initiated entry into the home with hose lines to search for and extinguish the fire. Simultaneously, firefighters from Truck 5 began searching for the occupants or pets in the house. Firefighters knocked down the fire burning through the home's front windows and spreading inside, where it was first reported. Additional crews accessed the roof to cut a ventilation hole to help clear heated gas and smoke, improving conditions for firefighters working inside. After the initial fire knockdown, firefighters continued their efforts through the home to search for and extinguish hot spots.

Firefighters searching the home confirmed that all residents and pets had been safely evacuated and that no one else was inside. No injuries were reported. In total, three adults and three dogs were safely accounted for. A public safety chaplain responded to the incident to provide comfort and assistance to the residents. He learned that one of the residents was scheduled for a medical procedure this morning and alerted the incident commander and fire crews. The resident was only able to escape wearing sleepwear and needed clothing and medications pertinent to their health. Firefighters re-entered the home to help the resident retrieve clothing that was safe to wear. They also located and retrieved the necessary medications. Further, a Hillsboro police officer assisted at the incident. Initially, the officer provided incident safety by slowing and diverting traffic as needed around emergency responders and apparatus staged along NE Evergreen Road. He then assisted the residents by temporarily sheltering their dogs in his patrol vehicle until they could be safely transferred to a family member’s vehicle and care. Three adult residents and three dogs were displaced because of the fire. Family members arrived at the scene to provide additional support and care.

Hillsboro Fire and Rescue fire investigators responded to the incident, and a fire investigation is ongoing. The cause of the fire is currently unknown.

Hillsboro Police, AMR Ambulance, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Portland General Electric, NW Natural Gas, and Hillsboro Public Safety Chaplains assisted at the incident.

06/11/2025

🚨🚨TRAFFIC CRASH ALERT🚨🚨

Rural Metro Fire - Josephine County

Traffic control is in place and the lights are being repaired after a crash this morning at the intersection of Williams Hwy and New Hope Rd (north end). This may cause some delays in the morning commute.

The driver and a dog received injuries in the crash. GP Police is investigating.

06/11/2025

Report of an MVA 2600 block of Little River Rd in Glide.

06/11/2025

Suspect in Custody After Firing Gunshot in Lloyd District Neighborhood, Police Use of Deadly Force Investigation Underway

Portland Police Bureau On Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 9:42 p.m., Portland Police officers assigned to North Precinct responded to the ...

06/11/2025

11/6/25 12:03 AM Live Police Scanner Traffic From Douglas County, Oregon

06/11/2025

COMMUNITY TIPS LEAD TO ARREST OF SUSPECT IN HALLOWEEN DISTURBANCE

Gresham Police Dept

Gresham, Ore.— After receiving multiple tips from the community, police have identified the suspect in a Halloween altercation at a Gresham drive-thru as 64-year-old David Mead Sr. Officers located and arrested Mead early Wednesday evening.



Through their investigation, officers determined the weapon Mead brandished was a compressed-air powered device designed to fire irritant or kinetic projectiles. The design, coloration, and operation of the device mimic a firearm. While it is not illegal to possess this kind of self-defense tool, displaying it or any replica firearm during a dispute can cause the situation to escalate and may lead to criminal charges.



Mead was booked into Multnomah County Jail, where he faces charges of Unlawful Use of a Weapon and three counts of Menacing.



The Gresham Police Department would like to thank our community and media partners for their assistance with this investigation.

06/11/2025

MVA I-5 NB 120 NON INJURY

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Rollover MVA I-5 MP 102 NB semi on its side.