Redmond, OR- On Friday, March 15th, a Redmond Police Officer contacted Crystaal Bulkley, 37-yrs of age, at her residence located at 1561 SW Canyon Drive, Redmond. Bulkley was taken into custody on Identity Theft and Forgery charges related to on-going investigations. Upon Bulkely’s arrest, she was found to be in possession of heroin.
As Bulkley was being taken into custody, her boyfriend, Charles Mansfield, a 29-year old Redmond resident, ran from the driveway into the house. It was then learned Mansfield had outstanding felony warrants out of the Oregon State Parole Board. Officers on scene developed information regarding a loaded shotgun in the house. Mansfield is known to law enforcement for eluding capture and violence towards the law enforcement.
Efforts to negotiate with Mansfield regarding his surrender were unsuccessful. Due to the inherent danger on scene the region’s SWAT team was called to assist. Mansfield refused to surrender, resulting in the SWAT team forcing entry into the home. An unmanned aerial system (drone) along with Redmond Police K-9 “Mavrik” and Redmond Police narcotic K-9 “Rogue” were deployed in the house and Mansfield surrender a short time later. A subsequent search warrant was executed and evidence of heroin and meth manufacture and sales, in addition to a loaded shotgun were discovered inside the home.
Bulkley was lodged at the Deschutes County Adult Jail on the following charges relating to multiple to investigations:
Identity Theft
First Degree Forgery
Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card
Unlawful Possession of Heroin
Unlawful Manufacture of Heroin
Unlawful Delivery of Heroin
Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine
Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamine
Unlawful Manufacture of Methamphetamine
Hindering Prosecution
Mansfield was lodged at the Deschutes County Adult Jail on the following charges:
Parole Violation
Unlawful Manufacture of Heroin
Unlawful Delivery of Heroin
Unlawful Possession of Heroin
Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine
Unlawful Delivery of Methamphetamine
Unlawful Manufacture of Methamphetamine
As Officers were preparing to leave the scene, several citizens were clapping, cheering, and expressed appreciation for the resolution of an ongoing problem in their neighborhood.
The Redmond Police Department would like to thank the Central Oregon Emergency Response Team for helping keep Redmond safe, and would also like to thank Central Oregon Drug Enforcement for their assistance in the investigation. The Redmond Police Department is resilient in its efforts to make Redmond the safest community in Oregon.
Redmond, OR - The correct last name of Jose is, "Rodriguez-Sanchez." The Redmond Police Department reversed the order of his last name in the previous release. RPD regrets the error.
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Redmond, OR – On March 13, 2019, at approximately 10:20 PM, Officers from the Redmond Police Department, Detectives with the Central Oregon Drug Enforcement (CODE) team, and members of the Central Oregon Emergency Response Team (CERT), located two wanted subjects, 40-year-old Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez, and 27-year-old Sadie Renee Johnson, both from the Madras area, in the parking lot of The Buggy Stop Market, 1340 NW 6th Street, Redmond. As Officer’s were approaching the vehicle, a silver 2004 Volkswagen passenger car, the driver, Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez attempted to flee in the vehicle. Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez drove his vehicle behind The Buggy Stop Market where he and the passenger, Sadie Johnson, ran away on foot.
As Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez was climbing a fence, K9 “Mavrick” bit him on the arm. Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez was able to break free from K9 “Mavrick’s” bite and get away, climbing over the fence. K9 “Mavrick” and his handler, Officer Powers, searched the area and located Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez hiding a short distance away. Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez was taken into custody without further incident. He did not sustain any injury from the K9 bite.
Sadie Renee Johnson was captured by officers before she was able to climb the fence. She was arrested without incident.
During the subsequent investigation, methamphetamine, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia were found in the vehicle and possession of Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez and Sadie Renee Johnson.
Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez was transported and lodged at the Deschutes County Adult Jail for the following crimes:
- 4 Arrest Warrants (Multnomah County, Clackamas County, & Washington County)
- Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine - Misdemeanor
- Unlawful Possession of Marijuana - Misdemeanor
Sadie Renee Johnson was transported and lodged at the Deschutes County Adult Jail for the following crimes:
- 2 Arrest Warrants (Clackamas County, US Marshal’s Office)
- Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine - Misdemeanor
This incident is reflective of your police department’s, along with our community partners (CODE, CERT, Bend Police Department, Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, & Oregon State Police), effort to serve the residents and guests of Redmond 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This incident is currently under investigation. Once complete, additional charges are anticipated for both Jose Sanchez-Rodriguez and Sadie Renee Johnson.
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Your Redmond Police Department serves you by responding to nearly 24,000 calls for service a year, with a professional staff of 45 sworn officers and 11 support staff.
Redmond, OR - On Monday, March 4, 2019, at approximately 12:41 PM, a school bus driver for the Head Start program at Neighbor Impact called Deschutes County 911 to report a person had intentionally blocked in his school bus with a vehicle near NW Elm Ave and NW 27th Street. The driver reported the person was knocking on the door of the bus and was trying to get inside. The driver locked the door to the bus and the person was not able to enter (there were several five-year-old students on the bus at the time). As the person walked away from the bus, he reportedly made a "finger gun" with his hand and motioned as if he was shooting the driver.
Officers from the Redmond Police Department responded to the area and were able to locate the suspect vehicle and the suspect, nearby in the 200 block of NW Antler Loop. The suspect was identified as Mr. William Glass Jr., 32-years-old and a Redmond resident.
Based on the information developed by Officers, Mr. Gass was arrested for Disorderly Conduct in the Second Degree and Menacing. Mr. Gass was lodged into the Deschutes County Adult Jail in Bend. There were no injuries reported to law enforcement as a result of this incident.
The investigation into this incident determined it was a result of a traffic-related dispute. It is believed the hazardous road conditions, still being experienced by drivers in Central Oregon precipitated this dispute. The Redmond Police Department encourages drivers not to become overly angry at other drivers, and allow for extra time to get to your destination. Courtesy and understanding do go a long way when we are all at the mercy of snow and ice-covered roadways.
Redmond, OR – On Thursday, February 28, 2019, at approximately 9:50 PM, Redmond Police were told Naithan Gore, 28-years-old and a Central Oregon area resident, was currently at the Chevron gas station at 2005 S Hwy 97, Redmond. Redmond Police knew Mr. Gore had several warrants for his arrest, dating back to 2017. When Redmond Officers arrived, Mr. Gore fled the area on foot after seeing patrol vehicles pull into the parking lot.
Several Redmond Officers, assisted by K9 “Mavrik,” followed a track in the snow for nearly 90 minutes. At times, the visible shoe prints in the snow where lost, but the K9 was able to continue to follow the scent, eventually leading back to visible footprints. During his attempt to evade law enforcement, Mr. Gore ran through several side and back yards and climbed several fences. Mr. Gore was found attempting to hide from law enforcement on a rooftop of a residence in the 1700 block of SW Metolius Ave. Mr. Gore gave himself up to Redmond Police once he was found.
Mr. Gore was taken to the Deschutes County Adult Jail and lodged on his outstanding arrest warrants (Deschutes and Clackamas counties), and several new charges of Criminal Trespass in the Second Degree (10 counts), and Criminal Mischief in the Second Degree (1 count).
This incident is reflective of you police department’s efforts to serve the residents and guests of Redmond 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Your Redmond Police Department serves you by responding to nearly 24,000 calls for service a year, with a professional staff of 45 sworn officers and 11 support staff.
Redmond, OR – Early today, Friday, February 22, 2019, the Redmond Police Department and the Deschutes County District Attorney’s Office learned Mr. Michael Tallman (aka, Michael Bremont), had been arrested on a fugitive from justice arrest warrant in McCracken County, Kentucky. An arrest warrant was issued by Deschutes County Circuit Court after Mr. Tallman failed to appear to a trial readiness hearing before his scheduled October 23, 2018, trial for new sexual abuse charges. At the time, the Redmond Police Department believed Mr. Tallman had fled or was about to flee the state.
Redmond Police confirmed with the US Marshall’s Office that information developed by the FBI – Bend Field Office led to a Fugitive Task Force in the Paducah, Kentucky area locating Mr. Tallman inside an RV. The task force reportedly had the RV surrounded when Mr. Tallman allegedly attempted to flee out a window and then run on foot. Mr. Tallman was taken into custody on the arrest warrant, and two new local charges of Fleeing or Evading Police (on foot) and Resisting Arrest. He was taken to the McCracken County Sheriff’s Office Adult Jail in Paducah, Kentucky.
At this time, the Redmond Police Department and the Deschutes County District Attorney’s Office are very appreciative of the work conducted by the US Marshalls Office and the FBI, particularly the work done by the FBI – Bend Field Office for their perseverance in helping locate Mr. Tallman.
It is unknown when Mr. Tallman will be transported to Deschutes County. Questions on the status of his extradition and transport should be directed to the District Attorney’s Office.
Redmond, OR – On Thursday, February 21, 2019, at approximately 5:25 PM, a Redmond Police Officer observed a vehicle being driven by an individual which he believed had a suspended driver’s license and driving without insurance. Additionally, the Redmond Police Department had knowledge of the vehicle and the suspected driver was reported to be involved in the distribution of controlled substances in and around Redmond.
The officer attempted a traffic stop on NW Maple Ave at NW 4th Street, Redmond. The vehicle did not stop and sped away at a rate of speed, continuing westbound on NW Maple Ave. Speeds were estimated to be over 80 miles per hour as the vehicle crossed the NW Maple Ave Bridge and approached the intersection with NW 19th Street.
The suspect vehicle continued driving west on NW Maple Ave and then north on Northwest Way, into a construction zone. Northwest Way is closed to through traffic due to water and sewer line construction occurring at Northwest Way and NW Spruce Ave.
As the pursuit continued, an Oregon State Police Trooper was able to successfully deploy Stop Sticks on NW Pershall Way near NW Coyner Ave. Stop Sticks are intended to slowly deflate a vehicle’s tires to aid in safely ending a vehicle pursuit. Two the suspect’s vehicle tires deflated as the vehicle continued driving, reentering Redmond from the north on NW 10th Street from NW Pershall Way.
The pursuit continued into Redmond through residential areas, eventually stopping in the area of SW Juniper Ave and SW 13th Street. The driver fled the vehicle on foot, while a passenger in the vehicle remained with the vehicle and complied with police commands.
Law enforcement from the Redmond Police Department, Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office, and Oregon State Police came into the area to search for the suspect. After many minutes of searching, aided by police K9’s, the suspect was found hiding in a yard near the location. The suspect was found to be in possession of a large quantity of heroin, over five grams, and other controlled substances.
The arrested driver is identified as Mr. Randy Cooper, 26-years-old and a Redmond resident, for an arrest warrant and several crimes, including:
- Fleeing or Attempt to Elude (Felony)
- Fleeing or Attempt to Elude (Misdemeanor)
- Unlawful Delivery of Heroin
- Unlawful Possession of Heroin (Felony)
- Unlawful Possession of Methamphetamine (Misdemeanor)
- Unlawful Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance (Misdemeanor)
- Reckless Driving
- Interfere With A Peace Officer
- Recklessly Endangering Another Person
- Driving While Suspended (Misdemeanor)
Mr. Cooper was lodged at the Deschutes County Adult Jail on the above charges. No persons or property are known to have been damaged during this incident.