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Operation Dove Watch - 05/21/26

Operation Dove Watch was a multi-agency operation consisting of the Keizer Police Department, the United States Marshal Service and the Oregon State Police Sex Offender Registration Section. The operation took place on Thursday May 14, 2026. 

 

Teams of officers focused on sex offenders living within the City of Keizer who met one or more of the following criteria:

  • Non-compliant offenders who missed one or more reporting requirements
  • Offenders who were compliant but had serviceable warrants
  • All Level 3 offenders
  • Compliant offenders who had federal/military/tribal sex crime convictions
  • Compliant offenders with multiple sex crime convictions/adjudications

Through a pre-screening process, 232 offenders were audited and 75 were identified and selected to be targeted in this operation.  Upon completion, 8 individuals were identified as being out of compliance with registration laws.

 

The eight non-compliant individuals were arrested and lodged at the Marion County Correctional Facility for Failing to Report as a Sex Offender- missing annual reporting requirement.  An exception was made in one case where health issues prevented the transportation and lodging; this individual was issued a citation to appear and released.  The eight individuals were all identified as being low to moderate risk for reoffending.

 

We want to thank our partners, the United States Marshal Service, the Oregon State Police Sex Offender Registration Section and the Willamette Valley Communications Center, for their support in helping the Keizer Police Department keep the City of Keizer a safe and livable community.

Operation Dove Watch - 05/21/26

Operation Dove Watch was a multi-agency operation consisting of the Keizer Police Department, the United States Marshal Service and the Oregon State Police Sex Offender Registration Section. The operation took place on Thursday May 14, 2026. 

 

Teams of officers focused on sex offenders living within the City of Keizer who met one or more of the following criteria:

  • Non-compliant offenders who missed one or more reporting requirements
  • Offenders who were compliant but had serviceable warrants
  • All Level 3 offenders
  • Compliant offenders who had federal/military/tribal sex crime convictions
  • Compliant offenders with multiple sex crime convictions/adjudications

Through a pre-screening process, 232 offenders were audited and 75 were identified and selected to be targeted in this operation.  Upon completion, 8 individuals were identified as being out of compliance with registration laws.

 

The eight non-compliant individuals were arrested and lodged at the Marion County Correctional Facility for Failing to Report as a Sex Offender- missing annual reporting requirement.  An exception was made in one case where health issues prevented the transportation and lodging; this individual was issued a citation to appear and released.  The eight individuals were all identified as being low to moderate risk for reoffending.

 

We want to thank our partners, the United States Marshal Service, the Oregon State Police Sex Offender Registration Section and the Willamette Valley Communications Center, for their support in helping the Keizer Police Department keep the City of Keizer a safe and livable community.

**UPDATE** Shooting At Keizer Station - Third Suspect Surrenders (Photo) - 05/16/26

***UPDATE***

 

On Friday, May 15, 2026, at approximately 10:00 p.m., Anthony Lee Taylor-Manriquez self-surrendered at the Marion County Jail in connection with the Keizer Station shooting investigation. Detective Lathrop responded to the jail and executed authorized search warrants to collect forensic evidence related to the investigation. Taylor-Manriquez was lodged at the Marion County Jail on charges of Assault I with a firearm, Unlawful Use of a Firearm, Criminal Mischief, and Reckless Endangering.

 

Anyone with additional information regarding the suspects identified in this investigation is encouraged to contact Detective Tim Lathrop at the Keizer Police Department, lathropt@keizeror.gov, or (503) 856-3481.

 

https://jailviewer.co.marion.or.us/Home/BookingSearchDetail?BookingNumber=26003959

 

 

**UPDATE**

 

Keizer Police, with the help of Salem SWAT, capture two suspects from February's Keizer Station shooting.

 

Early this morning at around 4am, officers from the Keizer Police Department were assisted by Salem Police SWAT in serving a search warrant, issued by the Marion County Circuit Court, for an apartment in the 1600 block of Madras St SE in Salem.  In the course of the operation, 20-year-old Salem resident, Ethan Adrian Armenta-Lagunas, was taken into custody on charges of Assault in the First Degree, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, and Recklessly Endangering Another Person.  Several firearms were located inside the apartment.

 

Later in the morning, Keizer officers along with deputies from the Marion County Sheriff's Office conducted an additional apprehension operation in the area of Monroe Ave SE in Salem.  A second suspect, 18-year-old Salem resident, Gabriel "Alex" Javier, was taken into custody.  He too was charged with Assault in the First Degree, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, and Recklessly Endangering Another Person.

 

Both, Mr. Armenta-Lagunas and Mr. Javier were lodged at the Marion County Correctional Facility on their charges.

 

A third suspect, 22-year-old Salem resident, Anthony Taylor-Manriquez, is still outstanding and is wanted by the Keizer Police Department.  Mr. Taylor-Manriquez should be considered armed and dangerous and anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Keizer PD.

 

An update will be made once Mr. Taylor-Manriquez is in custody. 

 

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The Keizer Police Department is investigating two separate shootings that occurred on the evening of February 9th and in the early morning hours of the 10th at Keizer Station.  At approximately 10:15pm on February 9th, the first of two incidents involving shots fired rang out near the intersection of Keizer Station Blvd and Ulali Dr NE.  During this incident, a vehicle with a Salem family of four (28-year-old mother and father and two children ages 2 and 7) had left In-N-Out Burger and was negotiating the intersection when their windows were shot out.  The driver sustained a serious but non-life-threatening wound to the head.  He was able to drive to the Keizer Fire District where he was seen by medical staff and then transported to the Salem Hospital Emergency Department (SHED) for treatment and evaluation. 

 

While at SHED with the first victim, Keizer Police detectives contacted a second victim of the shooting as he arrived by private vehicle with serious but non-life-threatening wounds to his leg. 

 

Detectives have worked through the night to gather physical and digital evidence in order to identify the suspects in this first of two shootings.

 

In the second incident, at approximately 3:15am on the 10th, Keizer Police responded back out to the area on a report of a male brandishing a handgun and menacing a Sysco delivery driver who was delivering to the Hops & Drops Restaurant.  The driver was able to secure himself in the restaurant as the suspect shot his delivery truck full of holes.

 

At about 1pm the same day, Keizer Police detectives arrested 42-year-old transient, Keith A. Winans, on charges of menacing, unlawful use of a weapon, attempted burglary, criminal mischief and initiating a false report.  He was processed and transported to the Marion County Correctional Facility where he was released to intake staff on the listed charges.  The weapon used in this shooting was recovered near the scene.

 

Keizer Police detectives continue to follow leads in an effort to identify the suspects in the first shooting.

 

As the investigation continues, updates will be made available.

Attached Media Files: IMG_9417.JPG, IMG_9378.JPG, Anthony Taylor-Manriquez.png, IMG_0523.jpeg,

**UPDATE** Shooting At Keizer Station - Third Suspect Surrenders (Photo) - 05/16/26

***UPDATE***

 

On Friday, May 15, 2026, at approximately 10:00 p.m., Anthony Lee Taylor-Manriquez self-surrendered at the Marion County Jail in connection with the Keizer Station shooting investigation. Detective Lathrop responded to the jail and executed authorized search warrants to collect forensic evidence related to the investigation. Taylor-Manriquez was lodged at the Marion County Jail on charges of Assault I with a firearm, Unlawful Use of a Firearm, Criminal Mischief, and Reckless Endangering.

 

Anyone with additional information regarding the suspects identified in this investigation is encouraged to contact Detective Tim Lathrop at the Keizer Police Department, lathropt@keizeror.gov, or (503) 856-3481.

 

https://jailviewer.co.marion.or.us/Home/BookingSearchDetail?BookingNumber=26003959

 

 

**UPDATE**

 

Keizer Police, with the help of Salem SWAT, capture two suspects from February's Keizer Station shooting.

 

Early this morning at around 4am, officers from the Keizer Police Department were assisted by Salem Police SWAT in serving a search warrant, issued by the Marion County Circuit Court, for an apartment in the 1600 block of Madras St SE in Salem.  In the course of the operation, 20-year-old Salem resident, Ethan Adrian Armenta-Lagunas, was taken into custody on charges of Assault in the First Degree, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, and Recklessly Endangering Another Person.  Several firearms were located inside the apartment.

 

Later in the morning, Keizer officers along with deputies from the Marion County Sheriff's Office conducted an additional apprehension operation in the area of Monroe Ave SE in Salem.  A second suspect, 18-year-old Salem resident, Gabriel "Alex" Javier, was taken into custody.  He too was charged with Assault in the First Degree, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, and Recklessly Endangering Another Person.

 

Both, Mr. Armenta-Lagunas and Mr. Javier were lodged at the Marion County Correctional Facility on their charges.

 

A third suspect, 22-year-old Salem resident, Anthony Taylor-Manriquez, is still outstanding and is wanted by the Keizer Police Department.  Mr. Taylor-Manriquez should be considered armed and dangerous and anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Keizer PD.

 

An update will be made once Mr. Taylor-Manriquez is in custody. 

 

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The Keizer Police Department is investigating two separate shootings that occurred on the evening of February 9th and in the early morning hours of the 10th at Keizer Station.  At approximately 10:15pm on February 9th, the first of two incidents involving shots fired rang out near the intersection of Keizer Station Blvd and Ulali Dr NE.  During this incident, a vehicle with a Salem family of four (28-year-old mother and father and two children ages 2 and 7) had left In-N-Out Burger and was negotiating the intersection when their windows were shot out.  The driver sustained a serious but non-life-threatening wound to the head.  He was able to drive to the Keizer Fire District where he was seen by medical staff and then transported to the Salem Hospital Emergency Department (SHED) for treatment and evaluation. 

 

While at SHED with the first victim, Keizer Police detectives contacted a second victim of the shooting as he arrived by private vehicle with serious but non-life-threatening wounds to his leg. 

 

Detectives have worked through the night to gather physical and digital evidence in order to identify the suspects in this first of two shootings.

 

In the second incident, at approximately 3:15am on the 10th, Keizer Police responded back out to the area on a report of a male brandishing a handgun and menacing a Sysco delivery driver who was delivering to the Hops & Drops Restaurant.  The driver was able to secure himself in the restaurant as the suspect shot his delivery truck full of holes.

 

At about 1pm the same day, Keizer Police detectives arrested 42-year-old transient, Keith A. Winans, on charges of menacing, unlawful use of a weapon, attempted burglary, criminal mischief and initiating a false report.  He was processed and transported to the Marion County Correctional Facility where he was released to intake staff on the listed charges.  The weapon used in this shooting was recovered near the scene.

 

Keizer Police detectives continue to follow leads in an effort to identify the suspects in the first shooting.

 

As the investigation continues, updates will be made available.

Attached Media Files: IMG_9417.JPG, IMG_9378.JPG, Anthony Taylor-Manriquez.png, IMG_0523.jpeg,

River Rd Closed Saturday For KeizerFest Parade - 05/14/26

The Keizer Police Department will be closing River Rd N on Saturday, May 16th, 2026, for the annual KeizerFest Parade.

Lockhaven Dr. N. will be closed to all traffic between River Rd N and McClure St N at 6:45 a.m. to establish the parade staging area.  Parade entries will not be allowed to travel westbound on Lockhaven Dr. N. Those needing to reach the staging area must take Chemawa Rd. N. to Windsor Island Rd. N., then proceed eastbound on Lockhaven Dr. to their designated staging points.

River Rd. N. will be closed to all north and southbound traffic starting at 9:45 a.m. from Plymouth Dr. NE to Lockhaven Dr. N.  Northbound River Rd traffic from Salem will be diverted to Cherry Ave N.E. via Plymouth Dr. N.E.  This traffic will be routed back to the Salem Parkway, where they may continue northbound travel via Verda Ln. N.E.  Southbound River Rd. traffic from north Keizer will be diverted eastbound onto Lockhaven Dr. N.E.


Before the parade and other events begin, traffic will periodically be allowed to cross River Rd. at Chemawa Rd., Dearborn Ave., and Manbrin Dr. Vehicles will not be allowed to travel north or south on River Rd during this time.

The KeizerFest Parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. and proceed southbound on River Rd. N. from Lockhaven Dr. to Chemawa Rd.  The parade will end at the intersection of River Rd. and Glynbrook St. N.  It is expected that River Rd. will begin to re-open around 12.30 p.m. as the end of the parade proceeds southbound on River Rd.

Parade signs advising of the street closures have been posted along River Rd. to inform citizens of the forthcoming closures.

 

For folks preparing parade space ahead of time by placing chairs on the sidewalk, please remember to leave an adequate travel path of at least 3 feet for our wheelchair-bound citizens.

River Rd Closed Saturday For KeizerFest Parade - 05/14/26

The Keizer Police Department will be closing River Rd N on Saturday, May 16th, 2026, for the annual KeizerFest Parade.

Lockhaven Dr. N. will be closed to all traffic between River Rd N and McClure St N at 6:45 a.m. to establish the parade staging area.  Parade entries will not be allowed to travel westbound on Lockhaven Dr. N. Those needing to reach the staging area must take Chemawa Rd. N. to Windsor Island Rd. N., then proceed eastbound on Lockhaven Dr. to their designated staging points.

River Rd. N. will be closed to all north and southbound traffic starting at 9:45 a.m. from Plymouth Dr. NE to Lockhaven Dr. N.  Northbound River Rd traffic from Salem will be diverted to Cherry Ave N.E. via Plymouth Dr. N.E.  This traffic will be routed back to the Salem Parkway, where they may continue northbound travel via Verda Ln. N.E.  Southbound River Rd. traffic from north Keizer will be diverted eastbound onto Lockhaven Dr. N.E.


Before the parade and other events begin, traffic will periodically be allowed to cross River Rd. at Chemawa Rd., Dearborn Ave., and Manbrin Dr. Vehicles will not be allowed to travel north or south on River Rd during this time.

The KeizerFest Parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. and proceed southbound on River Rd. N. from Lockhaven Dr. to Chemawa Rd.  The parade will end at the intersection of River Rd. and Glynbrook St. N.  It is expected that River Rd. will begin to re-open around 12.30 p.m. as the end of the parade proceeds southbound on River Rd.

Parade signs advising of the street closures have been posted along River Rd. to inform citizens of the forthcoming closures.

 

For folks preparing parade space ahead of time by placing chairs on the sidewalk, please remember to leave an adequate travel path of at least 3 feet for our wheelchair-bound citizens.