Link To Calls For Service 2025 And Recent January Highlights (Photo) - 01/09/26
Curious what call types and how many your Milwaukie Officers responded to and initiated in 2025?
https://milwaukieoregon.gov/departments/police/about/calls_for_service_data.php
Other notable activity so far in January:
On 1/2, A Milwaukie Patrol Officer observed a male seated in a vehicle parked suspiciously in the Ardenwald neighborhood. The Officer contacted the male who had visible drug paraphernalia. Upon further investigation the Officer arrested the male for a number of charges and transported him to the Clackamas County Jail, subsequently following up on other related criminal activity after seizing a large quantity of narcotics, a stolen firearm and other contraband. After a Clackamas County Grand Jury indictment, Michael K. Gregory, 55 of Milwaukie faces charges of; Manufacturing of a Schedule I Controlled Substance, Distribution of a controlled substance, Methamphetamine, Fentanyl, Cocaine. Possession of the afore mentioned substances in substantial quantity including mushrooms, Felon in possession of a firearm, body armor, restricted weapon. MiPD Case 26-16
On 1/4, Milwaukie Officers responded to an apartment complex in the Island Station neighborhood after an alert neighbor reported a suspicious vehicle. Officers located a Toyota 4-runner with abnormal alterations to the ignition and steering column. Officers learned through follow-up investigation the vehicle had been stolen from a repair shop in Washington State and the owner was unaware. Officers contacted the occupant, Taylor E. Thomas, 28 of Oregon who was wanted and arrested him for possession of a stolen vehicle/unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a concealed weapon and his three active arrest warrants. A pistol was lodged in evidence at the Milwaukie Police Department. MiPD case 26-61
On 1/7, Milwaukie Officers were called to the Milwaukie Historic Neighborhood on report of a male who had urinated on the side of the road while facing a local private school which was in class at the time. While contacting the male who had entered the Ledding Library of Milwaukie, Officers recognized him and learned he was wanted for various probation violations and after exiting the library and trying to avoid police, he was taken into custody and transported to jail.
On 1/8 an Officer was dispatched to a local retailer who reported a patron trying to use a fraudulent $100 bill. After examining the bill and investigating the circumstances, the bill was indeed counterfeit, and the female was cited on Forgery charges. If you suspect a bill is counterfeit and a Milwaukie retailer or resident of the City, contact Milwaukie Police.
Non emergency 503-786-7500, emergency call text 911
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