Case number: 2021-00010913
Date and Time: Saturday, February 27, 2021 at 12:09 pm
Type of Incident: Assault (Domestic Violence)
Suspect:
Brandon Chadbourne, 43 year old Bend resident
Victim:
37 year old male Bend resident
Narrative:
On February 27, 2021 at 1209 pm, Bend Police Officers responded to 2500 NW Regency St. #215 (Awbrey Pines Condos) for the report of a physical domestic that was occurring at that address. When Officers arrived, they learned that the victim had left the scene and they were told by a witness that the suspect, Brandon Chadbourne, had returned to the apartment. Officers learned that Chadbourne had an active Deschutes County warrant for his arrest for failing to appear in court for the charges of Assault IV, Menacing, and Harassment.
While officers were at the apartment, they contacted the victim on his phone and learned he had been given a ride by his friend to St. Charles Health System in Bend. Two officers met the victim at the hospital and developed probable cause to arrest Chadbourne for Assault II and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.
Officers attempted to contact Chadbourne at the apartment, but nobody answered the door. A search warrant was signed by a Deschutes County Circuit Court Judge, authorizing officers to search the apartment for Chadbourne and specific evidence of the crimes of Assault II and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.
At 4:16 pm, Bend Police Officers, members of the Central Oregon Emergency Response Team (CERT), and Bend Police Officer Uballez and his K9, Lil’ Kim, served the search warrant at the apartment. Chadbourne was not inside the residence, but evidence was recovered.
At 5:53 pm, Bend Police Officers received a report that Chadbourne had returned to the apartment complex. Chadbourne was contacted on his phone by a CERT Team Crisis Negotiator and he eventually surrendered without further incident.
Chadbourne was arrested and transported to the Deschutes County Adult Jail for the following charges:
- Assault II
- Unlawful Use of a Weapon
- Warrant (Assault IV, Menacing, Harassment)