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Man Arresting for Sexually Assaulting Multiple Women

In February 2025, detectives with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit began investigating a sexual assault case. Over the following weeks, detectives interviewed multiple women who said they had been raped or sexually assaulted.
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In February 2025, detectives with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Violent Crimes Unit began investigating a sexual assault case. Over the following weeks, detectives interviewed multiple women who said they had been raped or sexually assaulted by 22-year-old Jordan Beyer, who most recently has been living in rural Washington County near Banks.

The sexual assaults happened at different locations in Washington County, including in and near Banks, Forest Grove, and Beaverton. Beyer frequently used physical force or threats to assault his victims, who were known to him.

On March 21, 2025, a Washington County grand jury heard evidence in this case and indicted Beyer for 21 counts as follows:

  • Two counts of rape in the first-degree
  • Four counts of unlawful sexual penetration in the first-degree
  • Eight counts of sexual abuse in the first-degree
  • One count of sodomy in the first-degree
  • Two counts of luring a minor
  • Three counts of sexual abuse in the third-degree
  • One count of invasion of personal privacy in the first-degree

On March 25, 2025, detectives arrested Beyer during a traffic stop on Highway 26 just east of Highway 6. He was lodged in the Washington County Jail without bail, pending the state’s request to hold him in preventative detention.

Additional charges are possible as the investigation continues. Detectives believe there are more victims who have not yet been interviewed, and investigators would like to speak with anyone who has information about Beyer. Please call the Sheriff’s Office at 503-846-2500 and reference case number 50-25-1043 to speak with a detective about this case.

The release of Beyer’s booking photo is for law enforcement purposes and is in accordance with Oregon House Bill 3273 for the identification of additional criminal activity.

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