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Date/Time: February 14th 2026 / 11:58 p.m. Case#: S2026-00239 Classification: Attempt to Elude by Vehicle / Attempt to Elude by Foot / Reckless Driving Location: South of Bandon / US Hwy 101 Suspect(s): JD W. Easley (43) On February 14th, 2026, at about 11:58 p.m., a Coos County Sheriff’s Deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop of a green 2024 Kawasaki motorcycle for speeding well in excess of the posted 55-mph speed limit on U.S. Hwy 101 near Upper Four Mile Lane. The motorcycle fled from the Deputy, and a pursuit was initiated. The motorcycle turned onto Bethel Mountain Road, south of Bandon, and then onto Marple Lane. The motorcycle continued to flee from the pursuing deputy, catching air over potholes on the muddy Lane due to excessive speed. The operator of the motorcycle, later identified as JD W. Easley (43), eventually crashed into a dirt bank and began to flee on foot. The deputy chased Mr. Easley on foot, caught and tackled him, and placed Mr. Easley under arrest. Once in custody, it was learned Mr. Easley had an outstanding warrant for his arrest, which was confirmed. Mr. Easley was also charged with Attempting to Elude by Vehicle, Attempting to Elude by Foot, and Reckless Driving. Mr. Easley was transported to the Coos County Jail, and his motorcycle was towed from the location by Mast Brothers Towing. The Sheriff’s Office would also like to thank the Bandon Police for their assistance in this incident. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
DateTime February 14th 2026 1158 pm Case S2026-00239 Classification Attempt to Elude by V... More

02/15/2026

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Date/Time: February 13th 2026 / 10:22 p.m. Case #: S2026-00232 Classification: DUII / Crash Location: North 8Th / Airport Way, Lakeside, Oregon Suspect(s): Laurie E. Lindsay (60) On February 13th, 2026, at 10:22 p.m., Deputy M.R. Smith was conducting patrol in the Lakeside area and was currently on an unrelated traffic stop on Airport Way near North 8Th. While on the traffic stop, Deputy M.R. Smith observed a traffic crash on the other side of the intersection. Laurie E. Lindsay (60) crashed her 2016 Ford F-150 on the adjacent corner of North 8th and Airport Way, where Deputy M.R. Smith was already conducting the traffic stop. Deputy M.R. Smith immediately ran over to Mrs. Lindsay and determined she was not injured, however her vehicle was teetering on a large concrete block. An investigation into the crash resulted in the arrest of Laurie E. Lindsay (60) on the charge of Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants. The vehicle was removed from the location by Mast Brothers Towing. Mrs. Lindsay was transported to the North Bend Police Department for additional testing and later released on citation. “Police action is not indicative of guilt. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.”Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
DateTime February 13th 2026 1022 pm Case S2026-00232 Classification DUII Crash Location... More

02/14/2026

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Date/Time: February 11th 2026 Case #: S2026-00215 Classification: Abandoned Vessel Location: Myrtle Trees Boat Ramp Marine Deputy R. Baker located an abandoned boat today at the Myrtle Trees Boat Ramp which was abandoned. The vessel was upside down and tied to the dock. Deputies R. Baker and H. Francis were able to remove the vessel from the waterway and have it towed by Mast Brothers. Deputy R. Baker is attempting to locate the owner. If anyone has information pertaining to the vessel’s owner, please contact Deputy R. Baker at [email protected] or 541-396-7800.
DateTime February 11th 2026 Case S2026-00215 Classification Abandoned Vessel Location Myr... More

02/12/2026

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Date/Time: January 26th – February 8th 2026 Classification: Seatbelt Enforcement Location: Coos County From January 26th through February 8th, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office participated in a county-wide seatbelt enforcement campaign. The Sheriff’s Office worked (8) total hours of enforcement and made the following enforcement actions. (4) Warnings given for speeding (2) Citations written for Driving While Suspended (1) Citation written for failing to wear a seat belt, along with (3) seat belt violation warnings (2) Vehicle equipment violations – warnings (2) Citations for Driving Uninsured (7) Additional warnings for other traffic violations. c It is encouraging to see the increased level of those wearing their seatbelts from years past. They truly do save lives.
DateTime January 26th February 8th 2026 Classification Seatbelt Enforcement Location Co... More

02/12/2026

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UPDATE -FEB 12th 2026 Case #: S2026-00183 Classification: Missing Person Location: 63721 Edwards Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420 Missing Person: Ryan Handran (45) Since the previous post, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office has received several tips from the public, which have been followed up upon by Coos County Sheriff’s Deputies. While more video has been obtained, we have, at this point, been unsuccessful in our search for Ryan Handran. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office is working with the family who has provided additional information regarding Ryan, and Deputies are following up on potential leads. At this time, Ryan has been entered into the national database as a missing person. A criminal nexus has not been made or determined by this office surrounding the circumstances of this case. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office appreciates the assistance of the public and continues to request that if information is obtained, the Coos County Sheriff’s Office be contacted at 541-396-7800. Sean M. Sanborn Captain Criminal Division Commander Coos County Sheriff’s Office
UPDATE -FEB 12th 2026 Case S2026-00183 Classification Missing Person Location 63721 Edwar... More

02/12/2026

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During the colder months be on the lookout 👀 for stowaways trying to get warm. Lucky 🍀 Sgt. Clayburn located this little one in his patrol vehicle 🚓 and got her returned home, without harm.Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
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02/12/2026

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Case #: S2026-00202 Classification: Offensive Littering Location: Grinnell Lane, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 On January 26th, 2026, a resident from Grinnell Lane called dispatch to report a derelict vessel had been dumped on the side of the road. Identifying and valuable items had been removed from the vessel, including the motor, prior to it being abandoned at the location. Deputy M.R. Smith has been investigating the case and is asking for the public’s help in identifying the person or persons who discarded this vessel on the county road. Please note that when items are abandoned and discarded on county roads, it is ultimately the citizens of Coos County who incur the cost. Please help us limit that financial impact by holding those individuals accountable. Please contact Deputy M.R. Smith at [email protected] or 541-396-7800 if you have any information.
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02/09/2026

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UPDATE: February 8th, 2026 Occurred: February 4th / 2:30 a.m. Case #: S2026-00183 Classification: Missing Person Missing Person: Ryan Handran (45) On February 4th, 2026, Ryan Handran (45) was reported missing after failing to come home from his place of employment, the Bachelor’s Inn, 63721 Edwards Road, Coos Bay, by his girlfriend. Ryan was last seen in the area of Bunker Hill in the early morning hours, not wearing any clothes, walking towards Mullen Road. Ryan Handran is most recently described as 5’11”, 150 -195 lbs., with brown hair and hazel eyes. Ryan is reported to have some health concerns. Ryan is not believed to be dangerous. The Coos County Sheriff’s Office was contacted, and over the past week, has diligently canvassed the area, including interviewing co-workers, checking surveillance cameras, talking with neighbors, checking the local waterways, searching hard-to-reach areas with a drone, following up on several tips and suggestions, along with alerting the media and law enforcement up and down the Oregon Coast. The Sheriff’s Office has currently exhausted all investigative leads. Anyone with further information about Ryan Handran’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the investigating officers, Sgt. J. Gray and Deputy S. Starr at [email protected] or [email protected] 541-396-7800.
UPDATE February 8th 2026 Occurred February 4th 230 am Case S2026-00183 Classification M... More

02/08/2026

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🏈 GET HOME SAFE🏈 If you have been drinking, after the game have a plan! Call a 🚕, Uber, Lyft, friend, family member, or have a designated driver. Think ahead! Enjoy the second half of the game 🏈 !
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February 7, 2026 / 10:30 a.m. Case #: S2026-00193 Classification: Motorist Assist On February 7, 2026, at about 10:30 a.m. Deputy H. Francis was flagged down by several good Samaritans while she was patrolling the Transpacific Parkway just north of North Bend. Deputy Francis was made aware that an elderly military veteran had gotten his vehicle stuck in the sand at a beach access road at the end of Transpacific Parkway. Deputy Francis located the man and his green 2000 Ford Escort stuck in the sand approximately a quarter mile from the pavement. With a little help from Deputy Francis, he was freed from the deep sand and escorted safely back to the blacktop. As winter is upon us, please ensure the vehicle you are driving is equipped for the terrain and elements you may be traveling through. In this case, we were happy the Sheriff’s Office was able to lend a helping hand, assisting in a positive outcome.
February 7 2026 1030 am Case S2026-00193 Classification Motorist Assist On February 7 ... More

02/07/2026

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