May Calls For Service Data And Recap - 06/03/26

Original: https://www.milwaukieoregon.gov/business_detail_T13_R321.php

On May 3rd, a community member alerted Milwaukie Police to a significant makeshift camp located in Kronberg park near Se Mcloughlin Blvd. Officers contacted a female and male who was Identified as Larry Tucky 50, of Spokane. Officers quickly learned the female had a restraining order against Tuckey and he took off running toward Kellogg Creek. Tuckey jumped into the creek and began to swim prompting Officers to request marine rescue resources and additional units from the Clackamas County Sheriff’s office. Tuckey was located on the Lake Rd. side of Kellogg creek and taken into custody for violation of the restraining order and escape. MiPD #26-2373

On May 8th a Milwaukie Officer doing patrols near SE Hillside Ct. and SE Blossom Way observed a pickup he had identified previously as belonging to a male with a felony warrant who was also wanted for questioning by Portland Police for a weapons offense. Shortly after, the Officer saw that male near the pickup and attempted to contact him. The male, identified as John Moro 26, of Las Vegas, took off running towards SE 32nd Ave. Officers arriving in the area located Moro quickly and took him into custody.  A female associate of Moro’s arrived shortly after to collect his belongings and was found to have a felony warrant also wanted in connection with a PPB weapons offense. Moro was taken to the Clackamas County Jail on his Felony warrants and escape, the female was transferred to PPB custody. MiPD #26-2486

On separate occasions in May, Milwaukie officers were dispatched to North Clackamas Wilbur Rowe Middle School and additionally on another day to SE 21st Ave. adjacent the Milwaukie High School for physically agitated or otherwise concerning actions by separate students. On both occasions, Milwaukie Behavioral Health specialists Glen Suchanek and Trista Erickson responded to support Officers and school staff. In both instances a student was in a behavioral health crisis, which was effectively de-escalated and resolved through voluntary medical transport due to the work of Glen and Trista. Police intervention was completely avoided. 

On May 12th, Milwaukie Officers contacted a male who was reported to be using illegal narcotics near the 6100 block of SE King Rd. Officers arrived and contacted Jay Wolfe 28, of Portland. When officers learned Wolfe had a Clackamas County Warrant, they attempted to take Wolfe into custody but he ran towards SE Linwood Ave. An officer caught up to Wolfe who had ran into traffic and tackled him to the ground where he was taken into custody. Wolfe was taken to the Clackamas County jail on his warrant and escape. MiPD #26-2552

On May 15th Officers responded to a welfare check of a vehicle parked in the roadway on SE 37th Ave. The car was in drive with the driver passed out, their foot resting on the brake. Officers pinned the vehicle in from the front and rear and began efforts to wake the driver and passenger. When they did not wake, Officers summoned medical personnel and broke a car window to gain access. The passenger gained consciousness however the driver was administered Narcan and was very slow to wake. After both the driver and passenger were medically evaluated, the female was transported to the Clackamas County jail on a felony warrant and the driver, Christoper Landrum 34, of Portland was also transported to jail on a probation violation and possession of a controlled substance. MiPD #26-2620.

On May 28th, Milwaukie Officers were called to the 10600 block of SE Main St. on report of a male who had taken a pile of parcel packages from the office and ran into the adjacent woods. After an area check Officers did not find the suspect. The alert community member noticed the male a short time later in a tree and took several photos of them. Using those pictures, Officers found the male a short time later in downtown Milwaukie and were able to arrest him and recover the items. The male was on probation with Clackamas County and was also detained on seperate probation violations.  He was transported to the Clackamas County Jail. MiPD #26-2914

On May 31st, Milwaukie Police sent our Clackamas County Interagency SWAT member, two interagency Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT) members an interagency Crime Scene Reconstruction (CRAFT) member and multiple interagency Major Crimes Team Detectives to Sandy, Oregon for an active shooter/murder investigation. Details can be found here: https://www.clackamas.us/news/2026-06-01/bryan-andrew-moore-arraigned-on-murder-charges-attempted-murder-of-a-police-officer

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Calls for Service : 1915
Full data: https://www.milwaukieoregon.gov/departments/police/about/calls_for_service_data.php#outer-833

Video: "runners" https://youtu.be/0xehX78iMq8?si=mttT8ub613s4q4vJ

Traffic stops: 667

Welfare checks : 108 - total number is initially higher. Officers arrive on a welfare check and the call type is changed to the appropriate disposition based on the situation.

Stabilization Center BHU Referrals – 4

Stabilization Center LEO Referrals – 2

BHU On scene with Police - 13

BHU unique Contacts (Glen/Trista) - TOTAL - 57

Police Report BHU Follow UP - 28 encounters

BHU= behavioral health unit

April Interagency Missions; CCSO interagency retail theft, Oregon City traffic safety blitz.  

Updated: Shots Fired At Officers During Vehicle Pursuit Of Wanted Subject (video) - Suspect Sentenced (Photo) - 05/28/26

Update 5/28/26

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That's all folks..

Milwaukie Police would like to acknowledge and affirm the Clackamas County Court's decision today on sentencing for Loony John Franklin Kolb Toon. We would like to thank the Portland Police Bureau patrol and SERT, Clackamas County Sheriffs office tactical teams, City of Lake Oswego Communications (LOCOM) the US Marshals office and the Clackamas County District Attorney’s office for their support and work on this case.

This incident is another example of the uncertain moments Law Enforcement routinely encounter in the course of their duties.

Below is a link to a video compilation of the incident including body worn camera, local surveillance video, and LOCOM dispatch audio to provide some additional context to the events that transpired on June 20th 2025. 

https://youtu.be/_44I2-dyuAQ

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Update 6:30 PM 6/23/25

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Sandy, OR – On 6/23/25 The US Marshals, which includes detached local Law Enforcement members, served an arrest warrant on Loony John Franklin Toon, with the assistance of the Clackamas County Interagency Crisis Negotiation and SWAT in the 41000 block of SE Vista Loop of Sandy. Due to the severity of the charges including the potential presence of weapons, Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) SWAT and Crisis Negotiation Team members were called upon to develop and implement a plan to contact and arrest Mr. Toon.  After a short non-violent interaction with CCSO SWAT and CNT members, Mr. Toon was taken into custody without incident.

This concluded a three-day search for Mr. Toon by the US Marshal’s service and Milwaukie Police. Mr. Toon will be lodged at the Clackamas County Jail on charges of Attempt Murder in the First Degree, Attempted Assault in the First Degree, Possession of Weapons by Certain Felons, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Fleeing or Attempting to Elude a Police Officer, Failure to Perform the Duties of Driver Property Damage, Reckless Endangering another Person, and Criminal Mischief in the First Degree, in addition to an Oregon State Parole Board warrant and an arrest warrant obtained by the Milwaukie Police for the current above-mentioned charges some of which carry multiple counts.

During the initial investigation, Milwaukie investigators applied for several search warrants and obtained valuable evidence from community members. These details support evidence that multiple gunshots were fired in the direction of Officers during the prior incident.

The Milwaukie Police Department would like to thank the US Marshal’s service, The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Interagency SWAT/CNT team, which is comprised of men and women from The Sheriff’s Office along with Police agencies in Clackamas County specially trained in resolution of often hostile and dangerous crisis situations, and The Portland Police Bureau Patrol and SERT.  These collaborative partnerships resulted in resolution of this search in the safest manner for the community, your law enforcement professionals, and Mr. Toon.

The Milwaukie Police Department would like to further thank the community for their assistance during the search and participating through our tip line which did provide useful information leading up to the apprehension of Mr. Toon. This investigation is ongoing; there is still work to do in the fact-finding phase. The Milwaukie Police Department would appreciate tips about the June 20^th incident involving Mr. Toon. Those tips can be shared by emailing police@milwaukieoregon.gov or calling the tip line at 503-786-7425

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Update: Additional photos of suspect vehicle and damage added. 

Shots fired at Officers during vehicle pursuit of wanted subject | City of Milwaukie Oregon Official Website

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Milwaukie – OR At approximately 2:45 AM on 6/20/25 a Milwaukie Police Officer on patrol observed a vehicle traveling Westbound on SE Hwy 224 in Milwaukie. The Officer saw the driver weaving between the Westbound lanes of travel and initiated a traffic stop. The dark colored SUV stopped at the 11000 Block of SE Oak St. where the Officer contacted the male driver and a female passenger.

After identifying the driver, the Milwaukie Officer learned he had an active felony warrant and a cover Officer arrived. Due to the time of night, seriousness of the warrant offense and potential for escape, Officers placed a tire deflation device (spike strip) under the rear tires, positioning their patrol vehicles in front and back of the car to limit escape options.

Officers contacted the driver, identified as Loony John Franklin Toon, 42, of Portland. Toon did not exit the vehicle, placed the car in reverse hitting a Milwaukie Police vehicle. As the SUV drove out of the stop location it ran over the spike strips and sped out of the area on SE Hwy 224 reaching speeds of 80 mph.

Milwaukie Officers pursued the SUV West on SE Hwy 224 and North on SE 17th Ave. During the chase, the driver displayed a pistol out the window and fired multiple shots in the direction of the trailing Milwaukie Officers.

As the rear tires began deteriorating and the SUV was driving on the rims, the vehicle came to a stop At the 2600 Block of SE Tacoma St. in Portland. When Officers contacted the occupants, Toon had fled the scene. Portland Police Officers arrived and began searching for Toon. The female remained and cooperated with the investigation.

During the chase no Police Officers were injured or police vehicles struck by bullets. No Officers dicharged thier firearms.

Anyone with information about Toon or this incident is asked to contact Detective Meier at meierk@milwaukieoregon.gov(link sends e-mail) or calling the Milwaukie Police Tip Line at 503-786-7425.

If you see Mr. Toon do not approach, call 911. Additional information may be shared by the Portland Police as they continue their search.

Milwaukie Police Becomes National Center For Missing And Exploited Children (NCMEC) 100th Education Partner (Photo) - 05/14/26

Milwaukie Police is grateful to be accepted as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) 100th community education partner, and the first NCMEC law enforcement community education partner in Oregon. Milwaukie Police has been collaborating with local youth organizations on internet safety presentations and demonstrations of K9 Flora. Our investigations division along with K9 Flora will now have access to NCMEC educational materials through this partnership covering a variety of topics to include internet and community safety for youth.

NCMEC is the largest and most influential child protection organization leading the fight to protect children, creating vital resources for them and the people who keep them safe. In the past 40 years NCMEC has circulated billions of photos of missing children, and assisted law enforcement, families and child welfare professionals with the recovery of more than 450,000 cases of missing children. Missing children are highly vulnerable and face risks including physical and sexual violence, homelessness, exposure to substance use and child sex trafficking. Education is a key step to awareness and prevention of these dangers.

Milwaukie area youth education and youth oriented groups or adult/caregivers interested in more information about internet and community safety classes/guidance can email the Milwaukie Police, police@milwaukieoregon.gov and visit:  Internet Safety Tips

To learn more about NCMEC: https://www.missingkids.org/

More about K9 Flora: ESD K9 "Flora"

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