News

This is an update to a press release the Sheriff’s Office released on November 30, 2012. Today, at about 5:00 p.m., Denise Keesee, 38, turned herself into the Washington County Jail. She was charged with six counts of Sexual Abuse in the Second Degree.

Washington County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a park in Aloha in search of a wanted man. The fugitive ran from police when they attempted to make contact. He was arrested a short time later.

Sheriff’s Deputies were out in force working to identify aggressive commercial vehicle drivers and other people who drive aggressive around the commercial vehicles. This was a cooperative effort between the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Safety Team and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT).

Sheriff’s Child Abuse Detectives believe Deonte Huff is avoiding apprehension on additional felony charges involving minors. Deonte Huff bailed out of jail on the original Sex Abuse charges from May 8, 2013.

Washington County Deputies capture a man who is believed to have committed one burglary and attempted another burglary. He was captured after he fell from a tree during a manhunt.

Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a crash where a driver crashed into another vehicle sending the other driver to the hospital. The driver who caused the crash was arrested for DUII and other charges.

Metro area Sheriff’s Offices from Clackamas, Marion, Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill Counties increased DUII patrols during this Memorial holiday weekend. Deputies were out in force working on a regional effort to identify and arrest DUII drivers and other aggressive drivers.

Sheriff’s deputies responded to a shooting call on SW River Road south of Hillsboro. Two people were killed in an apparent murder suicide and a third person was shot and injured.

Two people lost their lives in a “T-bone” crash in rural Washington County. A man and a woman were killed when their car ran a stop sign and was struck by a vehicle traveling north on Highway 219, south of Hillsboro.

A traffic stop led to the seizure of three-and-a-half pounds of Methamphetamine (meth) along with a gun and cash. Two men were arrested on drug trafficking charges.

Metro area Sheriff’s Offices from Clackamas, Marion, Multnomah, Washington, and Yamhill Counties will be increasing their DUII patrols during this Memorial Day holiday weekend. Deputies will be out in force working in a regional effort to identify and arrest DUII drivers and other aggressive drivers.

Washington County Deputies capture a man who is believed to have committed two bank robberies in Washington County. He was captured as he was preparing to commit a third robbery.

Sheriff’s Deputies respond to a crash where a 23-year-old woman was struck by a vehicle while she was walking in the roadway. The woman did not survive her injuries.

On Wednesday, May 08, 2013, at about 1:00 p.m., Sheriff’s detectives arrested Deonte Huff, 26, of Portland. He was a part-time-seasonal assistant coach at the Catlin Gabel School located on NW Barnes Road.

Today at about 6:16 p.m., Sheriff deputies responded to a report of a man with a gun. Neighbors alleged that Charles Rose, 40 of Aloha displayed a gun when they would not turn down their music.

Sheriff’s deputies were called to the Canyon Park Apartments to investigate a child being locked out of her apartment. They eventually entered the apartment and found the grandmother intoxicated and unaware the child had returned home from school.

Sheriff’s Deputies arrest a man for stealing beer then striking a person who attempted to stop him.

On May 9, at the Valley Community Presbyterian Church, members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Negotiations Team (TNT) will present this free informative workshop. Topics include; Preparing for the Unthinkable in the Workplace, Signs of Imminent Violence and Active Threats.

The Washington County Jail will begin offering video visitation of our inmates over the Internet.

Sheriff Garrett invites community feedback as we begin the process for our third reaccreditation.