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Vehicle Stuck in Snow
Vehicle Stuck in Snow
**UPDATE**DCSO Seeking Information on a Missing Sunriver Area Man (Photo) - 03/02/19

Update Released by Sgt. William Bailey at 12:35pm on March 02, 2019

At approximatley 2:16pm on March 01, a snowmobile rider contacted Deshutes County 911 to report Jeremy Taylor had been located on Forest Service Road 40 near Wake Butte, west of Sunriver.  An Oregon Water Resouce SnowCat with one DCSO SAR member responded to the location and made contact with Jeremy and his dog Allie.  Jeremy and Allie were found to be in good condition, but hungry after being stuck in the snow for five days.  Jeremy and Allie were then transported to the intersection of FS Road 40 and FS Road 45 where he was reunited with family and friends.

Jeremy told investigators he had gone up FS Road 40 on Sunday, but became stuck in the snow.  He awoke Monday to even more snow and was unable to get his vehicle unstuck.  Jeremy had attempted to walk out on Monday, but the deep snow made it very difficult and he and Allie returned to his vehicle.  Jeremy stayed warm over the next four days by periodically starting his vehicle and used a few taco sauce packets he had as food.

The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office would like to thank everyone who assisted with the search for Jeremy and his dog Allie.

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Update Released by Sgt. William Bailey at 2:52pm

Missing person Jeremy Taylor has been found alive by a snowmobile rider.  Rescuers are on their way to him.  We will release additional details later today.

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Released by:  Sergeant William Bailey - Public Information Officer

Release Date: February 27, 2019

The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public assistance in locating 36 year old Jeremy R. Taylor of Sunriver. He is described as 5’11”, 165lbs, blonde hair and blue eyes.

Jeremy was last seen this past Sunday, February 24th, getting gas in Sunriver and driving the unknown year black Toyota 4Runner in the photos. He is known to usually wear black pants with a black jacket, but his clothing is unknown. Jeremy is not believed to have a cell phone with him.

He is known to frequent the forested area to the west of Sunriver where he enjoyed off-roading. However, it is unknown where he was going after getting gas in Sunriver on Sunday.

If anyone has any information on Jeremy’s whereabouts or had talked to him this past weekend and knew of his plans on Sunday, please call into non-emergency dispatch at 541-693-6911 and speak to a Deputy.

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