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7/7/26 - LCSO 26-3368 - Deputies Investigate Shooting off River Road On July 7th at about 7:20pm the Lane County Sheriff’s Office received 911 calls about a shooting in the 500 block of Lynnbrook Drive in Eugene. It was reported one person had been struck by gunfire that was directed at a residence, and the suspects were no longer on scene. Deputies quickly responded to the location and began investigating. Detectives with LCSO’s criminal investigation Section (CIS) also responded and processed the crime scene. One adult was confirmed to have been struck by gunfire after penetrating the exterior of the home and was transported to a local area hospital for treatment. Investigating LCSO detectives learned this crime appeared to be a targeted act toward a member of the victim’s family. The suspect in this case has not yet been apprehended. The suspect may still be armed with a firearm, however, as this appears to be a motivated crime, re is no indication of an increased risk to the community. This case is still being actively investigated and there is no additional information for release at this time.

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07/08/2026

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7/8/26 - Does your child have a properly fitting life jacket for the summer? Ensure they do, by coming to see us on July 10th, at the Springfield Elks Lodge! The Springfield Elks Lodge has purchased life jackets to help every child in Lane County have access to the right size life jacket. This year, the fun continues! Bring your child and an outgrown, lightly used life jacket to exchange for a properly fitting life jacket. We will help check jackets for form, fit, and function. Exchanged life jackets will be inspected for safety and handed back out to other children. Leftover jackets will go to loaner stations around the county. This event is, first come, first served, and your child must be present for sizing. The event will be held on Friday, July 10th from 3pm to 7pm, at the Springfield Elks Lodge located at 1701 Centennial Blvd in Springfield. Thanks to the Springfield Elks Lodge for sponsoring and hosting this event!

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07/08/2026

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7/2/26 - Lane County Sheriff's Office - Case #26-0878 – ICAC Task Force Arrest in Lincoln County In February 2026, Lane County detectives, as part of the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, began an investigation into the online exploitation of a local child involving the Snapchat application. On July 1, 2026, investigators identified the suspect as 19-year-old Diego Rojas-Hernandez of Newport, Oregon. As Rojas-Hernandez resided outside Lane County, LCSO requested assistance from the Oregon State Police. Later that same day, Oregon State Police detectives arrested Rojas-Hernandez on charges of Luring a Minor and Online Sexual Corruption in the Second Degree. Rojas-Hernandez was lodged at the Lincoln County Jail. This investigation remains ongoing, and no additional information is available for release at this time. The Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is committed to investigating internet-based crimes against children and working with local, state, and federal partners to identify offenders and protect vulnerable members of our community. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the Oregon State Police, the Lane County District Attorney's Office, and the Lincoln County District Attorney's Office for all their work on this case.

7226 - Lane County Sheriffs Office - Case 26-0878 ICAC Task Force Arrest in Lincoln Count... More

07/06/2026

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The Lane County Sheriff's Office will be closed on 7/03/2026 in observation of Independence Day.

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07/03/2026

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7/2/26 - LCSO 26-3247 – Deputies Investigate Fatal Crash on Alvadore Road On July 1st at about 9:00pm, deputies were dispatched to a report of a single vehicle, single rider motorcycle crash in the 93100 block of Alvadore Road. Deputies and firefighters with Lane Fire Authority and Junction City Fire responded. Fire personnel arriving on scene attempted lifesaving efforts, but ultimately the sole rider in the crash did not survive. The deceased operator was identified as 54-year-old Jerry Dean Paul of Junction City. Deputies investigated the scene and the involved motorcycle was towed to storage for additional investigation. This case remains under investigation and there is no additional information at this time. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank Lane Fire Authority and Junction City Fire for their assistance in this investigation.

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07/02/2026

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7/1/26 - LCSO #05-6032 - 21st Anniversary of Oakridge Double Homicide On July 1st, 2005, just after 5:00pm, LCSO dispatch received a report that two subjects were found dead on a Forest Service Road outside Oakridge. Deputies responded to a dispersed camp site off Forest Service Road 2134. They found two adults deceased. The deceased were identified as then 54-year-old Stevan Lynn Haugen and 56-year-old Jeanette Elaine Bauman. Stevan Haugen, Jeanette Bauman and their dog Ceasar were all killed by gunfire. Lane County Detectives responded and investigated the scene. Despite countless hours of investigation, every lead in this case eventually went cold. The case continues to be investigated, now, by LCSO Cold Case Investigators. LCSO Cold Case investigators hope more information exists in the community that can help solve this decades old murder and bring closure to their families. Anyone with any information about this case is asked to contact LCSO investigators at 541-682-4150. Cold case investigators are always reviewing unsolved cases to see if new technologies or techniques can reexamine old evidence. Often this testing is conducted with private laboratories and can be costly. LCSO Cold Case Detectives are volunteers who willingly donate their time to help solve cases. The program is completely funded through donations. Anyone wanting to contribute to the program can do so by following the link below. https://client.pointandpay.net/web/lanecountysheriffdonations

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07/01/2026

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6/30/26 - LCSO - Do you want to be a part of our Family? The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is now hiring laterals into our Police Service s Division. LCSO is currently accepting applications from police-certified candidates who want the chance to become a Lane County Deputy Sheriff. Have you ever dreamed of being in uniform driving a boat on a lake or river? How about patrolling Oregon’s beautiful Dunes National Recreational Area from your Off-Road Utility Vehicle? Maybe you just always hoped to drive a patrol truck on windy gravel forest roads. Perhaps you just long for the freedom that comes with patrolling a beat that is over a hundred miles across. Whatever your aspirations are, if you are a certified law enforcement officer who likes to stay busy, work hard, and be a part of an exceptional family, come join ours. The Lane County Sheriff's Office covers communities from the coast to the Cascades, sand to snow, and everything in between. LCSO has municipal, marine patrol, BLM, Army Corp of Engineers and private timber contracts, in addition to uniformed patrol and detective work assignments. Law enforcement deputies assigned to the Police Services Division have take-home vehicles, work varying shifts and are well-equipped to respond to all types of calls for service. Deputies have the opportunity to work in many different specialty assignments, and to work on special teams such as our Special Response Team (SRT), Firearms Instruction, Emergency Vehicle Operations Instruction (EVOC), Defensive Tactics and many others. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office offers a competitive pay and benefits package, and our culture is second to none! If you have questions or someone you love is interested in a change, check out the link below and apply at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/lanecountyor?keywords=lateral https://vimeo.com/861774335?fl=pl&fe=cm Come Join the LCSO Familyvimeo.comThis is "Come Join the LCSO Family" by Lane County Government on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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07/01/2026

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6/25/26 - LCSO Detectives Arrest a man and woman for Sex Crimes On June 25th, LCSO deputies and detectives served a search warrant in the 82900 block of Scott Lane in Creswell. The search warrant stemmed from a month-long investigation into allegations of sex abuse involving a juvenile victim. Following the search warrant, investigators arrested two subjects for numerous crimes. 28-year-old Aubry Siobhan Blaylock of Creswell and 32-year-old Erik Michael Maynes of Creswell were both taken into custody and lodged at the Lane County Jail. Blaylock was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2521 for: Sex Abuse in the First Degree, 5 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 6 counts Sodomy in the Second Degree, 4 counts Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. Maynes was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2857 for: Rape in the First Degree Sex Abuse in the First Degree Rape in the Second Degree, 2 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 2 counts Sodomy in the second degree Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. This case is still being actively investigated. Anyone with information on these cases is asked to contact Lane County Sheriff Office investigators at 541-682-3978.

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06/29/2026

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6/25/26 - LCSO K9 Program Receives Donation from a Young Supporter On June 24th, for the third year in a row, 10-year-old Bailey hand delivered a donation to the Lane County Sheriff’s Office K9 Program. With the help of her family, Bailey holds an annual garage sale and donates the proceeds. Currently, LCSO has two working police dogs, Ripp and Tito. The program also has one companion service dog, a golden doodle named Corporal Carlton. Food, veterinary care, and equipment for the dogs are provided through generous donations from members of our community as well as local fundraisers. LCSO’s K9 program could not exist without help from our community. Thank you, Bailey and thank you to all who contribute to this program for your continued support! If you would like to donate you can use the link below. https://www.lanecounty.org/government/county_departments/sheriff_s_office/donations_to_k9__s_a_r__or_cold_case_unitsPhotos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post

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06/25/2026

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--LCSO Negotiators Partner with other Local Agencies for Training Crisis Negotiation Teams from Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Eugene Police and Springfield Police, recently trained together at Marist High School to strengthen the communication and collaboration that help resolve high-risk incidents safely. Negotiators responded to a simulated hostage situation involving multiple hostage takers who were in constant communication with the Crisis Negotiator teams. Officers from several agencies played the role of hostage takers, while police cadets served as hostage role players. Negotiators worked side by side with their regional partners to establish communication, gather critical information, build rapport, and work toward a peaceful resolution. Training like this ensures our teams are ready to work together when every conversation matters.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post

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06/25/2026