Attempted Murder Arrest
- 09/01/25
On August 31, 2025, at about 2015 hours, Grants Pass Police Officers responded to the 1000 block of SW Foundry for an an assault between residents on the same property. The officers discovered a neighbor providing emergency care to the victim, a 38-year-old female with a serious cut to her neck. Law enforcement officers continued lifesaving efforts until Grants Pass Fire/Rescue and AMR arrived on-scene. The victim was initially treated at Three Rivers Medical Center and transferred to Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford.
The male suspect, Jeremy Johnson, age 46, was taken into custody for the attack. Grants Pass Police Department detectives took over the investigation at that point. As a result, Johnson was lodged at the Josephine County Jail for Attempted Murder, Assault 1, and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.
As this is an on-going investigation, additional details are not being given at this time. Anyone with information is requested to contact the Grants Pass Major Crimes Unit and refer to case 2025-30171.
The Grants Pass Police Department would like to thank our partners at the Oregon State Police and Josephine County District Attorney's Office for their assistance.
Attempted Murder Arrest
- 09/01/25
On August 31, 2025, at about 2015 hours, Grants Pass Police Officers responded to the 1000 block of SW Foundry for an an assault between residents on the same property. The officers discovered a neighbor providing emergency care to the victim, a 38-year-old female with a serious cut to her neck. Law enforcement officers continued lifesaving efforts until Grants Pass Fire/Rescue and AMR arrived on-scene. The victim was initially treated at Three Rivers Medical Center and transferred to Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford.
The male suspect, Jeremy Johnson, age 46, was taken into custody for the attack. Grants Pass Police Department detectives took over the investigation at that point. As a result, Johnson was lodged at the Josephine County Jail for Attempted Murder, Assault 1, and Unlawful Use of a Weapon.
As this is an on-going investigation, additional details are not being given at this time. Anyone with information is requested to contact the Grants Pass Major Crimes Unit and refer to case 2025-30171.
The Grants Pass Police Department would like to thank our partners at the Oregon State Police and Josephine County District Attorney's Office for their assistance.
Grants Pass Man Indicted For Months-Long Burglary Series (Photo)
- 08/19/25
Grants Pass, OR. – Between September 2024 and January 2025, the Grants Pass Police Department began investigating several commercial burglaries occurring within the city. Not only were the businesses burglarized, but items valued between $100 and $1000 were taken, and property was intentionally damaged, in some cases adding up to more than $1000. The following businesses were victims of the burglary series:
- Bi Mart (Victimized twice)
- Cash Connection (Victimized twice)
- Highland Market
- Rogue Fly Shop
- Batteries Plus Bulb
- M Street Market
- Lucky Duck on Redwood Ave.
- Farmers Building Supply
- Don’s Bike Center
- Fields Home Improvement (in Josephine County)
During the months-long investigation, Anthony Boyd Mooney, a 33-year-old male of Grants Pass, was identified as the suspect. Last week, a Grand Jury panel heard testimony and indicted Mooney on the following charges:
- 12 counts of Burglary in the Second Degree
- 5 counts of Theft in the First Degree
- 11 counts of Criminal Mischief in the First Degree
- 7 counts of Theft in the Second Degree
The whereabouts of Anthony Mooney are currently unknown, but he has several warrants for his arrest. Anyone with information on Mooney's location should contact their local law enforcement agency to facilitate his arrest.
Further media inquiries should be directed to the Josephine County District Attorney’s Office.
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Grants Pass Man Indicted For Months-Long Burglary Series (Photo)
- 08/19/25
Grants Pass, OR. – Between September 2024 and January 2025, the Grants Pass Police Department began investigating several commercial burglaries occurring within the city. Not only were the businesses burglarized, but items valued between $100 and $1000 were taken, and property was intentionally damaged, in some cases adding up to more than $1000. The following businesses were victims of the burglary series:
- Bi Mart (Victimized twice)
- Cash Connection (Victimized twice)
- Highland Market
- Rogue Fly Shop
- Batteries Plus Bulb
- M Street Market
- Lucky Duck on Redwood Ave.
- Farmers Building Supply
- Don’s Bike Center
- Fields Home Improvement (in Josephine County)
During the months-long investigation, Anthony Boyd Mooney, a 33-year-old male of Grants Pass, was identified as the suspect. Last week, a Grand Jury panel heard testimony and indicted Mooney on the following charges:
- 12 counts of Burglary in the Second Degree
- 5 counts of Theft in the First Degree
- 11 counts of Criminal Mischief in the First Degree
- 7 counts of Theft in the Second Degree
The whereabouts of Anthony Mooney are currently unknown, but he has several warrants for his arrest. Anyone with information on Mooney's location should contact their local law enforcement agency to facilitate his arrest.
Further media inquiries should be directed to the Josephine County District Attorney’s Office.
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