Eduardo Guillermo Madrid-Roque Found Guilty In TriMet Sexual Assault Case (Photo) -04/14/25

HILLSBORO, Ore- On April 11, 2025, a Washington County jury found Eduardo Guillermo Madrid-Roque guilty of sexual abuse in the first degree (five counts), unlawful sexual penetration in the first degree (two counts), attempted unlawful sexual penetration in the first degree, sexual abuse in the third degree, and public indecency (two counts). Deputy District Attorney Christina Luedtke prosecuted this case before Judge Kathleen Proctor.
 

On June 14, 2023, the 63-year-old victim traveled from California to Oregon. She consumed wine on the flight. However, due to a recent change in her prescription medication, she had a bad reaction, which caused her intoxication level to be higher than expected. The victim landed in Portland and took the MAX line to the Hillsboro Transit Center. After her arrival, the visibly impaired victim sat on the sidewalk and became unconscious. She lay on the sidewalk for approximately an hour prior to the defendant’s arrival.
 

The defendant spotted the victim after he arrived at the transit center via bus. He waited for the bus and other passengers to leave before he approached the victim. The defendant sexually assaulted her for 30 minutes. He would pause at different times when other passengers walked by before he abused the victim again. The defendant eventually boarded another bus and left the area. The entire assault was captured on surveillance cameras.
 

Transit police officers found the woman lying on the sidewalk. She was unaware of her surroundings and still very disoriented. They transported her to the hospital for evaluation. She had no memory of the attack.
 

The next day, the victim contacted the transit office in an attempt to locate her missing belongings. When transit officers reviewed the surveillance footage, they discovered the sexual assault. They used footage and prior interactions with the defendant to identify him as the assailant, and he was eventually located and taken into custody. The Oregon State Police Crime Lab later confirmed his DNA was located on the victim.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office acknowledges the work of the Transit Police Division, Hillsboro Police Department, and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office on this case.
 

A sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 23, 2025. The defendant will remain in custody pending sentencing.  

ISAURO GARCIA SENTENCED TO 60 MONTHS IN PRISON IN THEFT CASE (Photo) -04/07/25

HILLSBORO, Ore- On April 2, 2025, a Washington County jury found Isauro Garcia guilty of aggravated theft in the first degree and theft in the first degree and was sentenced to 60 months in prison by Judge Erik Buchér. Deputy District Attorney Alicia Gerten prosecuted this case.
 

On February 20, 2023, Mr. Garcia and a woman entered a Walmart in Tigard. The defendant tampered with a security case holding electronics. He then filled his cart with other items and left the store without paying for them. He returned about 30 minutes later and attempted to disguise his appearance. He extracted four security cameras from the electronics case he had previously tampered with and left without paying for the merchandise. The stolen items cost more than $1,500.
 

The next month, the defendant and the same woman stole more than $10,000 in electronics from a Walmart in Cornelius on two separate occasions. Mr. Garcia used a similar method to tamper with the locked electronics case to access the merchandise.
 

Mr. Garcia was on probation related to separate property crimes when he committed these additional acts. This allowed the judge to enhance his sentence.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office commends the Tigard Police Department and the Cornelius Police Department for their work on these cases. This office also acknowledges the work of loss prevention teams in identifying the suspects and reporting these crimes to law enforcement.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office, on behalf of the Washington County Interagency Organized Retail Theft Task Force, has secured grant funding from the State of Oregon to support efforts to combat organized retail theft and shoplifting across the county. This grant allows this office to purchase security systems upgrades for qualifying small and medium-sized businesses. Visit our website to learn more about this effort and to submit an application.
 

Mr. Garcia will be transferred to the Oregon Department of Corrections to serve his sentence. 

Scott Garrnett Boyd Convicted In Sexual Abuse Case (Photo) -04/03/25

HILLSBORO, Ore- On March 28, 2025, a Washington County jury found Scott Garrnett Boyd guilty of rape in the first degree (two counts), sodomy in the first degree (two counts), rape in the third degree (two counts), sodomy in the third degree (two counts), and sexual abuse in the third degree. Deputy District Attorney Rayney Meisel prosecuted this case before Judge Oscar Garcia.
 

In April of 2013, the victim disclosed sexual abuse committed by the defendant. She told investigators with the Tigard Police Department that the defendant abused her multiple times over the past eight years.
 

The defendant was originally convicted in this case in 2014 and sentenced to 33 years in prison. However, due to the 11-1 non-unanimous jury decision, the Oregon Supreme Court ordered the case to be retried.
 

In the first trial, the State introduced photographic evidence of the abuse, which was located on the Defendant’s computer. Due to changes in caselaw, however, the State was unable to present the jury with this evidence and relied heavily on the testimony of the victim.
 

“Retrying this case, eleven years after the first conviction, was an excruciating ordeal,” said DDA Meisel. “The victim shouldered the weight of this case and was once again forced to relive her trauma in agonizing detail, reopening old wounds and inflicting new ones.”
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office commends the victim in this case for enduring the difficult trial process for a second time. This office also acknowledges the work of the Tigard Police Department, Beaverton Police Department, and the Oregon Department of Human Services.
 

The State believes there are other victims and encourages anyone with information to come forward. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for May 30, 2025.

DANIEL ERNEST BEAN SENTENCED TO 30 MONTHS IN PRISON FOLLOWING HALLOWEEN NIGHT STANDOFF (Photo) -03/25/25

HILLSBORO, Ore- On February 26, 2025, a Washington County jury found Daniel Ernest Bean guilty of unlawful use of a weapon, menacing, and disorderly conduct in the second degree. On February 28, 2025, Washington County Circuit Court Judge Theodore Sims sentenced the defendant to 30 months in prison. Deputy District Attorney Sam Erwin prosecuted this case.
 

On October 31, 2024, Tigard police responded to multiple calls from concerned residents. They reported the defendant was acting erratically, throwing objects, and destroying his neighbors’ property. At one point, the defendant attempted to break down his neighbor’s door.
 

Officers with the Tigard Police Department responded to the scene, an apartment complex near SW 135 Avenue and SW Hawks Beard Street in Tigard. They saw the defendant outside the complex and attempted to speak with him. He immediately grabbed a compound bow and threatened and antagonized officers. He loaded the bow with an arrow and told officers he would shoot them. They backed away from the scene, and a nearly six-hour standoff ensued. This occurred on Halloween night, which caused significant disruption to neighbors and children.
 

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Negotiations Team (TNT) was called to the scene. Deputies urged the defendant to leave the building peacefully. However, they had to evacuate the apartment complex when the defendant began striking a propane tank.
 

Deputies used gas to force the defendant out of the building, and he was safely arrested. A search of his apartment turned up two large knives, a compound bow, and multiple arrows with metal tips.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office acknowledges the work of the Tigard Police Department and TNT.
 

Mr. Bean will be transferred to the Oregon Department of Corrections to serve his sentence. 

RAFAEL ABINACER FOUND GUILTY IN CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE CASE (Photo) -03/17/25

HILLSBORO, Ore- On March 13, 2025, a Washington County jury found Rafael Abinacer, age 53, guilty of sodomy in the first degree, sodomy in the second degree (four counts), unlawful sexual penetration in the second degree, rape in the second degree and sexual abuse in the first degree. Deputy District Attorney Jason Weiner prosecuted this case before Judge Janelle Wipper.
 

The defendant was originally convicted on similar charges in 2014 and sentenced to 375 months in prison. However, due to the 11-1 nonunanimous jury decision, the Oregon Supreme Court ordered the case be retried.
 

The investigation began in 2013 when the victim’s mother walked into her bedroom to find the defendant, who was living with them, and her daughter, on the bed. She took her daughter to the hospital and later to CARES Northwest, where the victim provided details of the sexual abuse that had been going on for several months.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office commends the bravery of the victim in enduring the legal process for a second time. This office also thanks the Washington County Sheriff’s Office for its work on this case and the former employees of CARES Northwest who participated in the trial.
 

A sentencing hearing is scheduled for March 27, 2025. 

Kevin Lee Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison Following Multi-City Crime Spree (Photo) -03/17/25

Click here to view video of Mr. Lee’s arrest and photos of his burglaries.

HILLSBORO, Ore- On March 4, 2025, Kevin Lee pleaded guilty to numerous charges including Robbery in the Second Degree, Burglary in the First Degree, Unauthorized Use of Vehicle, and Theft in the First Degree in four separate criminal cases. The cases encompassed five burglaries, two attempted burglaries, multiple stolen vehicles, the deliberate ramming of an occupied car, and various other thefts spanning a multi-month crime spree. On March 12, 2025, Mr. Lee was sentenced to a total of 146 months in prison by Washington County Circuit Court Judge Oscar Garcia. Senior Deputy District Attorney Andrew Freeman prosecuted this case.
 

On May 18, 2024, the defendant committed several crimes that eventually spanned six separate scenes from Beaverton to Tigard. The first call came in around 8:30 that night. The victims called police when they returned to their home in Beaverton and realized their house had been ransacked. They heard a loud engine revving noise coming from the garage and saw the defendant in the process of stealing their car. The victim tried to intervene but backed away when the defendant said he had a gun. The defendant broke through the garage door and hit a second vehicle before he fled the scene.
 

The defendant nearly hit a passing car as he was leaving the first home. That driver sounded his horn and swerved to avoid a collision. Mr. Lee then followed the driver, pulled up next to him by driving in the oncoming lane, and intentionally slammed his car into the victim’s vehicle. Both cars were heavily damaged.
 

The defendant eventually parked his disabled stolen car at a house in Tigard, which he attempted to enter. When that attempt failed, he kicked in the door of a nearby home and stole the car parked in the driveway. After driving across Tigard, he again attempted to enter an occupied home before being challenged by the homeowners. A Portland Police Bureau air unit equipped with a thermal camera eventually spotted the defendant hiding in a backyard about a block away and he was apprehended at gunpoint. Video of the arrest along with photos from the various burglaries can be found above.
 

At the time of his arrest, the defendant was on release with five other pending criminal cases, ranging from misdemeanor car prowling to residential burglary. After his arrest on May 18, 2024, the defendant was held in jail pending trial. The defendant was convicted of multiple felony offenses in those other cases as well, and Judge Garcia imposed consecutive sentences on each case for a total of 146 months in prison.
 

The Washington County District Attorney’s Office commends the work of the Tigard Police Department, Beaverton Police Department, Portland Police Bureau, and the Washington County Sheriff's Office in apprehending the suspect.
 

In addition to his prison sentence, the court also imposed more than $23,000 in restitution to be paid to the victims of these crimes.