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Keizer Station Fight Ends in Arrests - 03/26/24

Keizer Police Detectives have arrested four juveniles and one adult on charges stemming from an altercation that occurred on March 15th around 7:05 pm in front of Keizer Station’s Massage Envy.  Keizer case 24-3982.

The four Salem juvenile residents included two fourteen-year-old males and two fifteen-year-old males. Each were charged with riot and assault in the third degree.  All were taken to the Marion County Juvenile Department and released to intake staff.

A twenty-year-old male Salem resident was also charged with riot and assault in the third degree.  He was transported to the Marion County Correctional Facility and released to intake staff. 

The victim, a twenty-six-year-old male Salem resident was transported to the Salem Emergency Department and was later released.

This case has been forwarded to the Marion County District Attorney’s Office for review and prosecution. Further questions regarding this case should be directed to their office.

**PSA** Extra Traffic Safety Patrols - 03/11/24

While providing extra traffic safety patrols in February, concentrating on seatbelt safety, officers issued (10) warnings and (11) citations for seatbelt and other traffic violations. 

During the month of March, with an emphasis on speed awareness, the Keizer Police Department will be providing extra traffic safety patrols funded by an Oregon Department of Transportation grant.  While the focus this month will be on speeding, officers will also educate drivers and enforce other traffic-related violations.