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SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
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INCIDENT: ROBBERY ARREST
CASE #’S
SPD
11-10950 SHARI’S RESTAURANT
11-10130 JASPER’S DELI
11-10321 PATTY’S DELI
12-0450 STAPLES OFFICE SUPPLY
EPD
12-00238 SHARI’S RESTAURANT
11-222089 DUTCH BROS COFFEE
12-00951 DUTCH BROS COFFEE
11-22409 PATTY’S DELI
12-00450 PATTY’S DELI
12-00525 LITTLE CAESAR’S PIZZA
12-00721 OFFICE MAX
12-00723 DUTCH BROS COFFEE
12-00771 FRED MEYER
ARREST DATE/TIME: JANUARY 20, 2012 1:46 PM
LOCATION: PORKY’S PALACE
796 HWY 99N, EUGENE
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ARRESTED: BOUCHET, DEREK JOHN 4/28/84
TRANSIENT
CHARGES: ROBBERY 2 (x13)
ROBBERY 3 (x1)
RESISTING ARREST
FELON IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE
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NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT:
Between December 3rd 2011 and January 14th 2012 a series of reported armed robberies occurred in Springfield and Eugene. After a Christmas day robbery at the Springfield Shari’s restaurant on Beltline occurred, an investigation by the Springfield Investigations Bureau with the assistance of Lane County Parole & Probation office led to the identification of Dereck Bouchet as the involved suspect. Detective George Crolly contacted numerous businesses and individuals in the Hwy 99 area where Bouchet was known to frequent and fliers were distributed.
On January 20th, a citizen contacted the police department and indicated they observed Bouchet in the Porky’s Palace restaurant. Officers from the Eugene Police Department responded to the location and quickly identified Bouchet and took him into custody. After a subsequent investigation Bouchet was charged with the above listed crimes.
NEWS RELEASE COMPLETED BY:
Sgt. Rich Charboneau/Night Watch Sergeant 726-3728
MEDIA RELEASE
SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
2012 Annual Citizen’s Survey Now Available On-Line
Springfield Police Department annually mails out surveys to random citizens, this year the survey is also available on line.
As part of our My PD app for iPhone and Android, the survey can be found in the bottom “quick links”.
On our FaceBook page, the survey is one of the tabs on the left hand side of the screen.
It is also available on our webpage or here at: www.research.net/s/SpringfieldPolice2012
The administration of this interactive survey, the collection of responses and the analysis of results can be attributed to SPD’s successful partnership with MyPD.
SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
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INCIDENT: Arrest CASE NUMBER: 12-468
LOCATION: Springfield
DATE/ TIME: January 16, 2012 hrs.
ARRESTED: Wilson, Hunter Tyee 23 year old white male.
Salloum, Mariam Elizabeth 25 year old white female
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NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT: On January 14, 2012 Springfield Police responded to a Robbery that occurred in the parking lot of the Winco store located at 1920 Olympic Street in Springfield. The subsequent investigation revealed that a male and female approached a 76 year old female in the parking lot and demanded her purse at gunpoint. The suspects fled the area and were not located. Video surveillance photographs of the two suspects were made available to the Police.
On January 16, 2012, using the surveillance pictures, Hunter Wilson and Mariam Salloum were identified as the subjects who committed the Robbery. Both were found at separate locations and taken into custody without incident.
Hunter Tyee Wilson was lodged at the Lane County Jail on Robbery 1 and on an outstanding arrest warrant for a Parole Violation for a Rape 3 conviction.
Mariam Elizabeth Salloum was lodged at the Lane County Jail on one count of Robbery 1.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721
NEWS RELEASE COMPLETED BY: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721

SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
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INCIDENT: Arrest
LOCATION: Springfield
DATE/ TIME: January 12, 2012/0700 hrs.
ARRESTED: Drummond, Ricky Lee 25yrs of Springfield
Lindsey, Travis Cole 20yrs of Springfield
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NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT: On the above listed date and time Springfield Police Officers responded to the area of Prescott Street in regards to a report of a stolen vehicle. Shortly after arrival in the area they located the vehicle and later located and arrested Ricky Lee Drummond and Travis Cole Lindsey for that crime.
A follow-up investigation revealed evidence of 2 additional stolen vehicles from the surrounding area. As a result Mr. Drummond was charged with 3 counts of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, 3 counts of Possession of a Stolen Vehicle and 3 counts of Unauthorized Entry into a Motor Vehicle. Mr. Drummond is also On Post Prison Supervision for Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle. Mr. Lindsey was charged with 2 counts of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle. He also had warrants for his arrest for Possession of Methamphetamine and Tampering With Evidence. Mr. Cole is also on State Probation for Identity Theft and Possession of Methamphetamine.
The investigation also revealed that the vehicles stolen were left unattended while warming up due to the recent cold frosty weather. With such weather likely to continue, the Springfield Police Department asks people to be aware of this event and take steps to secure their vehicles.
Travis Cole Lindsey and Ricky Lee Drummond were lodged at the Lane County Jail on the listed charges/
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721
NEWS RELEASE COMPLETED BY: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721 January 13, 2012/1100 hrs.

SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
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INCIDENT: Arrest CASE # 11-10427
LOCATION: Springfield
DATE/ TIME: December 27, 2011/1600 hrs.
ARRESTED: Joshua Alan Webb, 26 year old white male of Springfield
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NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT: On the above listed date and time Springfield Police Detective George Crolly was patronizing a local coffee shop when he saw a subject, later identified as Joshua Alan Webb, at the same location. Detective Crolly saw that Mr. Webb looked very similar to the subject who was depicted in security photos taken of the person who robbed the Dutch Brothers Coffee shop located at 5850 Main Street in Springfield. That Robbery occurred on December 7, 2011.
Detective Crolly subsequently made contact with Mr. Webb, who admitted to committing the Robbery.
Joshua Alan Webb was charged with Robbery in the third degree.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721
NEWS RELEASE COMPLETED BY: Sgt. David Lewis 726-3721 Dec. 28, 2011/0955 hrs.
SPRINGFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT
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INCIDENT: ROBBERY CASE # 11-10983
DATE/TIME: December 26, 2011 6:11 PM
LOCATION: RITE AID
2130 Marcola Rd, Springfield
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SUSPECT: WMA, 30, 5’8”-5’10”, Slim Build, “Scraggly” Beard, Black Hooded Sweatshirt, Very Baggie Black Jeans w/ White Stitching, White Tennis Shoes, Dark Gloves
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NARRATIVE OF INCIDENT:
On December 26, 2011 at 6:11 PM Officers of the Springfield Police Department responded to Rite Aid, 2130 Marcola regarding a Robbery. Upon Officers arrival it was determined the listed male entered the business and demanded drugs from the Pharmacy. No weapon was observed. After obtaining an undisclosed amount of drugs the male left the store in an unknown direction of travel. The investigation is continuing.
NEWS RELEASE COMPLETED BY:
Sgt. Rich Charboneau/Night Watch Sergeant 726-3728
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Grants Training in Springfield, OR - February 27-28, 2012 |
Springfield Police Department and Grant Writing USA will present a two-day grants workshop in Springfield, February 27-28, 2012. This training is for grant seekers across all disciplines. Attend this class and you'll learn how to find grants and write winning grant proposals.
Click here for full event details.
Beginning and experienced grant writers from city, county and state agencies as well as nonprofits, K-12, colleges and universities are encouraged to attend.
Multi-enrollment discounts and discounts for Grant Writing USA returning alumni are available. Tuition payment is not required at the time of enrollment.
Tuition is $425 and includes all materials: workbook and accompanying 420MB resource CD that's packed full of tools and more than 200 sample grant proposals. Seating is limited, online reservations are necessary.
Complete event details including learning objectives, class location, graduate testimonials and online registration are available here.
Contacts:
The Client Services Team
at Grant Writing USA
800.814.8191
cs@grantwritingusa.com
Sgt. Tom Rappe'
Springfield Police Department
541.726.3718
trappe@springfield-or.gov
Officer Matt Thomsen
Springfield Police Department
541.726.3714
mthomsen@springfield-or.gov
More than 10,000 agencies across North America have turned to Grant Writing USA for grant writing and grant management training.
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News Release
City of Springfield, Police Department, 230 Fourth St., Springfield, OR 97477
Contact: Tiffany Monroe, Police Department
(541) 726-3721 www. Springfield-or.gov
October 25, 2011
Contact: Tiffany Monroe
(541) 726-3721
SPD first in Oregon to offer SmartPhone App
The Springfield Police Department is pleased to announce the availability of a new Police iPhone and Android application for the citizens of Springfield. The app named “My Police Department” or “MyPD” is available now for free in the iTunes & Android marketplace.
This app includes features for checking on the latest news, social media postings, directions, department contacts, submitting feedback, questions, department surveys, crime tips and more.
The app is available to the public free of charge. The app is also free of any advertisements or pop ups.
All of the forms can be sent anonymously to the department, though we encourage an email address or phone number if you would like a response. Users also have the ability to upload photos and GPS information with the app forms (for example a parking issue, graffiti complaint, etc).
As is the case with our other emails, tip line and social media sites, this app is not for any type of emergency situation. SPD will attempt to review all messages in a timely fashion but do not always actively monitor all messages at all times.
The app was developed by Detective Peter Olson of Peabody, Massachusetts who founded the company WiredBlue LLC. WiredBlue has more features planned for future releases. Any suggestions can be directed to the department by emailing SPD at police@springfield-or.gov or the app developer at info@wiredblue.co
More information can be found on our website at www.springfield-or.gov/dept_pol.htm and the MyPD app website http://wiredblue.co
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