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News Release

Roseburg Man Arrested Following A Brief Standoff - 11/06/26

At approximately 4:28 AM on 11-06-2026, Roseburg Officers were dispatched to 1180 NE Granite Ridge Street for a disturbance with a gun involving 60 year old Larry Scott Haley Jr. (Scott).  Roseburg Officers were assisted by Douglas County Deputies at the scene.  Officers and Deputies contacted and removed 88 year old Larry Scott Haley from the residence; during this process, Law Enforcement saw blood inside the entrance to the front door and what appeared to be gunshot damage to an interior wall. 

 

Neighboring residents were advised to shelter in place.  Law Enforcement deployed a robot into the residence and negotiated with Scott until he exited at approximately 7:38 AM. 

 

No non-lethal or lethal weapons were discharged by Law enforcement, and no one was injured. Scott had superficial scratches and cuts and was checked by medics.  Scott was arrested and lodged at Douglas County Corrections on charges of Domestic Menacing, and several counts of Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Reckless Endangering.  There are no ongoing safety concerns to the public.  A search warrant was later served on the residence. 

 

The Roseburg Police Department would like to thank the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Roseburg Fire Department, and Umpqua Valley Ambulance for their assistance.     

Roseburg Man Arrested Following A Brief Standoff - 11/06/26

At approximately 4:28 AM on 11-06-2026, Roseburg Officers were dispatched to 1180 NE Granite Ridge Street for a disturbance with a gun involving 60 year old Larry Scott Haley Jr. (Scott).  Roseburg Officers were assisted by Douglas County Deputies at the scene.  Officers and Deputies contacted and removed 88 year old Larry Scott Haley from the residence; during this process, Law Enforcement saw blood inside the entrance to the front door and what appeared to be gunshot damage to an interior wall. 

 

Neighboring residents were advised to shelter in place.  Law Enforcement deployed a robot into the residence and negotiated with Scott until he exited at approximately 7:38 AM. 

 

No non-lethal or lethal weapons were discharged by Law enforcement, and no one was injured. Scott had superficial scratches and cuts and was checked by medics.  Scott was arrested and lodged at Douglas County Corrections on charges of Domestic Menacing, and several counts of Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Reckless Endangering.  There are no ongoing safety concerns to the public.  A search warrant was later served on the residence. 

 

The Roseburg Police Department would like to thank the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, Roseburg Fire Department, and Umpqua Valley Ambulance for their assistance.