Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Troy Joseph Minson – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/4 on charges of delivery of methamphetamine x2, possession of methamphetamine, burglary-1, endangering the welfare of a minor and child neglect-2.

Tyler Jeffrey Hanks – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on a charge of theft-2.

Wayne Alva Bailey Jr. – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on a charge of contempt of court x2.

Wesley Derrick Cole – Lodged in LCJ 1/9/14 on charges of felon in possession of a firearm x3, carrying a concealed weapon -knife x3 and felon in possession of a restricted weapon.

Weston Gregory Coen – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of delivery of marijuana from Multnomah County.

William John Tiedke – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of robbery-3.

Wesley Nelson – Lodged in LCJ 1/6/14 on a charge of public indecency.

Zachery Lynn Daigle – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a parole violation for possession of methamphetamine.

Congratulations to Bruce Fingerhood, our winner in the Lane Today Weekly Photo Contest. This photo captures one heron and three ducks taking a dip at Irving Slough in Springfield. The ducks are regular, year round, visitors to the slough however the heron just appeared recently. It is great to see, after a frigid December, animal life slowly returning to the area. Thank you for sharing this image, Bruce!

To enter your own photo into the weekly photo contest, you can either send your photo by email to photos@lanetoday.com, or you can post it to the wall on our Facebook page.

Weekly winners are posted as part of the slide show on lanetoday.com and featured on our Lane Today Facebook page.

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Photo Contest Rules: 1) Photo must be taken in Lane County, 2) Submit as many as you like, but only one photo per photographer per month will be featured.

Three Ducks & One Heron Take a Dip at Irving Slough in Springfield
Photo: Bruce Fingerhood

Eugene-Springfield Fire Department personnel reported to a duplex fire in the 1600 block of Kelly Blvd. in Springfield Thursday afternoon, and had the fire under control at about 4:45 p.m.

Firefighters responded to a duplex fire in Springfield, Ore. Jan. 16, 2014.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

One side of the duplex was extensively damaged, but firefighters were able to prevent the fire from penetrating the other side of the duplex.

A woman had been able to escape the fire prior to firefighters arriving, but they were able to rescue the woman’s son; both were transported to RiverBend Hospital for treatment of burn injuries. No firefighters were injured.

The residents of the other side of the duplex are also being displaced from their side of the building for an undetermined period of time.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Steven Scott Sims – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on a parole violation for assault-3.

Susanne Julia Harrelson – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of unlawful possession of a weapon and theft-3.

Taylor Camden Crahan – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine x3, delivery of methamphetamine x2, possession and delivery of heroin, unlawful possession and manufacture of a controlled substance – Schedule 2 and unlawful possession of MDMA.

Teddy Joe Sherman – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a charge of unlawful manufacture of marijuana.

Thomas James Prentice – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on charges of felony assault-4 and interfering with making a police report.

Timothy Jason Robinson – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on a parole violation; charges of possession of methamphetamine, interfering with police x3, criminal trespass and escape.

Timothy Michael Ernest Wood – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on charges of theft-2, possession of methamphetamine, burglary-1 and criminal mischief.

Travis Haven Penselin – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of contempt of court x2.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Jackie Eugene Ramsey – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on charges of DUII and failure to appear.

Earl Francis Childers – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on a charge of DUII from Linn County.

Lacey Nicole Winter – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of DUII.

Michael Scott Fetter – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on a charge of DUII.

Teresa Lynn Rawlins – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of DUII.

Fred Maurice Knispel – Lodged in LCJ 1/3/14 on charges of DUII and disorderly conduct.

Cathryn Louise Schifferdecker – Lodged in LCJ 1/2/14 on charges of DUII and driving while suspended.

Anthony Ray Greene – Lodged in LCJ 1/5/14 on charges of DUII, driving while suspended, theft-3, carrying a concealed weapon – knife and felon in possession of a restricted weapon.

In the first step towards evicting the citizens of the tent village named Whoville by its residents, the city of Eugene sent a Sergeant to the site at Broadway and Hilyard St., along with a few public works employees who changed signage at the location shortly after 11 a.m. Friday morning.

Eugene Police Sergeant Larry Crompton addresses the media and Whoville residents Jan. 17, 2014.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

Eugene Police Sergeant Larry Crompton said although the parcel is city property, that it is deemed by the city to no longer be open to the public.

Public works employees came to the location a few minutes after Sgt. Crompton addressed the residents and media, taking down signs that said said camping is prohibited, and erecting new signs saying “No Trespassing.”

A Eugene public works employee installs a “No Trespassing” sign at the Whoville site Jan. 17, 2014.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

The difference in signage is significant, however. In the legal system, camping on public property is treated as a violation, whereas violating a no trespassing sign is treated as a misdemeanor crime.

“The hard part for me is I’ve worked with the people of this camp…established rapport….it’s hard for me. We all hope for some options. I have a lot of compassion, it comes natural to me. I don’t have to work at it,” said Crompton.

“[I'm] sick of the “get a job” mentality.” – Kati Lynn Dibble

Dibble also said in her Facebook comment she and several of her friends have been seeking work, but not having any luck in doing so.

Jean Stacey, a self-described “Friend of Whoville,” described the effort as an extremely poignant story of the fact there are so many people who cannot get jobs, because there are no jobs.

A sign with rules of conduct for Whoville sits next to a sanitation station. Photo: Scott Reynolds

Not everyone shares Stacey’s sentiment, and a post on Lane Today’s Facebook generated a heated exchange between people who support Whoville, and those who oppose it.

“There are jobs! Just do the jobs you don’t want. Might lead to somewhere,” said Susan Ryan-Ojeda of Junction City, adding “These people need to get off their [butts] and get a job and get a house together. There are jobs out there regardless of what they say. Some people just don’t want to work.”

“I was tired of the police arresting me for trespass.” – James Kittrell

Kittrell said sleeping at Whoville was a better option for him, as he had been arrested a number of times for criminal trespass charges for occasions in which he would sleep under cover during inclement weather.

James Kittrell, unemployed laborer looking for work.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

After having worked building fences and in production at a bicycle trailer company, Kittrell became unemployed and homeless. He says the community of Whoville has been a positive experience for him, saying he is now able to build a daily itinerary for his day so he can take care of the steps to rebuild his life such as getting his identification card back again, making it easier to seek work. He expects to have his identification card next week, and says he has been keeping busy hauling garbage away for the village, doing some work in the kitchen and other sanitation chores as needed.

“I can have a good night’s sleep and get up and look for work.” – Patrick Simmonds

Patrick Simmonds, told Lane Today he has been looking for work daily.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

Simmonds told Lane Today he was unable to find work for an extended period of time, and ended up homeless and at Whoville. He said he was grateful for the Whoville community, saying it gives him an opportunity to be warm and comfortable, and get himself together each morning to seek employment.

“They are the heroes and people we need to focus on.” – Jean Stacey, Friend of Whoville

The City of Eugene recent approved a resolution allowing for “rest stop” sites to be located around town where homeless people are allowed to stay. They are capped at allowing 15 people at each site. Two sites have been designated so far, and one has opened, at the corner of Garfield St. and Roosevelt Blvd. In a press release issued by the city Jan. 16, they say space is available at that site, but the other site has not opened yet because it does not have a voluntary supervisor.

Whoville on Jan. 17, 2014
Photo: Scott Reynolds

Whoville is home to over 40 people.

“The city needs to admit it can’t fix the problem. It (the city) gives us excuses there is no money to help, but they are going to spend money disbanding the camp and holding people in jail,” said Stacey.

Jean Stacey, background, speaks with Eugene Police Sergeant Larry Crompton at Whoville Jan. 17, 2014.
Photo: Scott Reynolds

The city also says in its press release that it has prioritized helping people who are experiencing homelessness, also having expanded the car camping program by adding Conestoga huts to it, provided a site for Opportunity Village and funded emergency winter strategies with $225,000 of one-time funding to bolster services for people who are homeless or on the verge of being homeless.

Nonetheless, the city of Eugene is having a liaison continue to work with the residents of Whoville, who will be asking them to leave and remove their belongings from the area, before the city comes in to clear and clean the property. City officials have not specified a date and time when they will do so, but say it will occur no earlier than Sunday, Jan. 19.

However, Stacey emphasized the Whoville residents aren’t asking the city for shelter or money, but simply to be left alone.

Fifteen plus years of perseverance and patience have paid off for law enforcement, as Daniel Clement Chafe, 55, was arrested last Wednesday in Bozeman, Mont. on a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.

Back in 1998, Chafe failed to appear for his scheduled Sept. 23, 1998 trial in Douglas County Circuit Court for six counts of rape-3, five counts of sexual abuse-3 and seven counts of sodomy-3.

Daniel Chafe, 55, was arrested after over 15 years as a fugitive from child sex charges.

The alleged charges involved girls between the ages of 14 and 16. Chafe was 40 years old at the time his trial would have taken place.

Chafe was residing in New Mexico prior to the scheduled trial, and had reportedly gone on a fishing trip in Washington State with a friend. His friend told authorities Chafe had fallen into the Snake River and was missing. During a subsequent search, Chafe was not located, and he remained a fugitive since then.

Chafe’s case has been featured on America’s Most Wanted and other television shows, and the FBI had been considering placing him on the Top Ten Most Wanted list.

A break came in the case when an Oregon State Police investigator learned Chafe may be living in Montana under an alias, which was later confirmed.

Chafe is lodged in a Montana jail awaiting extradition to Oregon.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Ryan Nam Nguyen – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of resisting arrest, burglary-2, carrying a concealed weapon – knife, interfering with police and possession of burglary tools.

Salathel Laroy Dale – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on a parole violation for possession of methamphetamine; charges of driving while suspended and theft-3.

Samuel Allan Linville – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on charges of assault-4 and harassment.

Sarah Dawn Hodge – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on charges of robbery-3 and assault-4. Read more here.

The City of Eugene began the eviction process of the Whoville tent village at Broadway and Hilyard Friday morning. Read the story here, and be sure to stay up to date on local news by becoming a fan of Lane Today on Facebook! Mugshots continue below.

Schylar Domonicq Flick – Lodged in LCJ 1/9/14 on a charge of robbery-3.

Shauna Jo Yrineo – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of theft-3.

Shelley Ann Lemke – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of possession of methamphetamine.

Shelly Noel Williams – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of theft-3 x2, forgery-2 and identity theft.

The city of Springfield is hosting a celebration and march recognizing the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Monday, Jan. 20 at 1:30 p.m.

The march starts at 1:30 p.m. at the Springfield Justice Center at 230 4th St. and proceeds to Springfield High School.

Mayor Christine Lundberg will present the opening remarks along with new Police Chief Tim Doney. The march will be followed by speeches from contest winners along with a student art reception and music at Springfield High School.

The event is free of charge.

The Northwest Christian University men’s basketball team hit nearly half of their field goal attempts Friday night on the road against Eastern Oregon, and left Quinn Coliseum with a 76-59 victory.

Photo Credit: Betsy Westerman / Eastern Oregon University Athletics

Austin Kuemper led the Beacons with 22 points as he and his fellow Beacons hit 49% of their shots from the field. The Mountaineers mounted some runs in the first half to cut the lead to three and four points; the Beacons responded in a huge way after each Mountaineer run and led 38-30 at the end of the first half.

However, NCU came out of the locker room with a burst of energy, going on a 10-2 run culminated by Spencer Coleman three-pointer. It didn’t take long for the 8-point lead to become 18, as NCU led 52-34 barely five minutes into the second half. Coleman had 17 points on the night.

With a little more than three minutes to go in the game, Remi White connected on a jumper to put the Beacons up by 24, 70-46.

Tony Eackles led EOU with 15 points.

The Beacons travel further down I-84 to Caldwell, Idaho to take on the College of Idaho Saturday night.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Robert Joseph Hagen – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of possession of methamphetamine.

Robert Kerry Zufelt – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on charges of felony assault-4, coercion and interfering with making a police report.

Robert River Thurston Tolley – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on charges of assault-1, assault-4, menacing and unlawful use of a weapon.

Rodney Alan Bodhaine – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine and felon in possession of a firearm.

Rodney Jonathan Gray – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a felony probation violation for coercion.

Ronald Calvin Button – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a charge of theft-3.

Russell Jay Vernon – Lodged in LCJ 1/12/14 on a parole violation for robbery.

Ryan James Mitchell – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of hit and run – property damage.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Jonathan David Modesitt – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on charges of DUII, hit and run – property damage, reckless driving, reckless endangering, attempt to elude capture by vehicle, felon in possession of a firearm, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. Read more here.

Eli Don Ellsworth – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of DUII from Deschutes County.

David Charles Sibert – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on charges of DUII, possession and delivery of methamphetamine.

Chad Jeffrey Weavill Edison – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a parole violation for DUII.

Cassandra Joy Okonski – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of DUII, criminal trespass and theft-3.

Caroline Anita Wilson – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 on charges of DUII, possession of methamphetamine and possession of heroin.

Calvin Lee Smith – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of DUII, reckless driving and criminal mischief.

Betsy Jean Castleton – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on charges of DUII and possession of methamphetamine.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Paul Robert Ruprecht – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14. Charges not available.

Rafael Viyara – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a parole violation for failure to appear.

Raymond Lee Hurley – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on a felony probation violation from Coos County.

Rebecca Anne Waisner – Lodged in LCJ 1/17/14 on a charge of theft-3.

Rian Scott Ockerman – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of theft-1.

Richard Allen Huffman – Lodged in LCJ 1/17/14 on charges of interfering with public transportation and assault-4.

Richard Scott Goulet – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on a parole violation for assault on a public safety officer.

Robert Jason Knapp – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine and carrying a concealed weapon – knife.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Nancy Rogers Chapin – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of false swearing x3.

Natasha Ariane Hargrove – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on a charge of theft-2.

Nicholas Allen Barta – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of unlawful possession of a weapon.

Nicholas Bulla – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 as a fugitive from another state.

Norman Edward Dawdy – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a parole violation for robbery-3; charges of possession of heroin and false information to police.

Pamela Louise Foster – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14. Charges not available.

Patrick Andrew Logan – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on a charge of interfering with police.

Patrick Heath Bishop – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a charge of felony assault-4.

Patrick Joseph McLaughlin – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a charge of theft-2.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Matthew Scott McGill – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 on a parole violation for burglary-1; charge of theft-2.

Matthew William Roeder – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a parole violation for possession of methamphetamine.

Maurice Shorter – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on a charge of unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle x3.

Meagan Rebecca Rogers – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on a charge of theft-2.

Melinda Elizabeth Palanuk – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on charges of burglary-1, burglary-2 and theft-1.

Michael Lawson Steers – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on charges of disorderly conduct and criminal mischief.

Michelle Lee Harrison – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on charges of forgery-2 and criminal possession of a forged instrument-2.

Michelle Sterbling – Lodged in LCJ 1/9/14 on a charge of possession of methamphetamine.

Every month, Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy holds one-on-one public sessions to speak individually with citizens. This month, the session will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014 from 5:00-6:00 p.m. at Market of Choice located at 1960 Franklin Blvd., near Matthew Knight Arena.

Eugene Mayor Kitty Piercy in her office at the Lane County Public Service Building
Photo: Slava Foursa

These sessions are an opportunity for any resident of Eugene to ask questions of the Mayor on any topic of interest or concern. Piercy holds these meeting in a different neighborhoods every month in an ongoing effort to make participation in civic matters more accessible for interested residents. Ward 3 city councilor Alan Zelenka will join Mayor Piercy to meet with interested citizens as well.

Locations and times of future sessions will be publicized in advance and may be confirmed by contacting the City Manager’s Office at 541-682-5010.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Marisella Contreras – Lodged in LCJ 1/17/14 on a charge of felony assault-4.

Mark Everett Wood – Lodged in LCJ 1/18/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine and contempt of court.

Mark Mackinon Bailey – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on a parole violation for possession of methamphetamine.

Martin Jacob Magelky – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on a parole violation for felony assault-4

Martin Lee Nelms – Lodged in LCJ 1/11/14 on a parole violation for failure to appear.

Mary Margaret Dunaway – Lodged on LCJ 1/10/14 on a parole violation for burglary-1.

Matthew Owen Reniff – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of disorderly conduct from Linn County.

Matthew Ryan Belk – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on charges of reckless endangering x5, reckless driving x2, contempt of court, criminal mischief, theft-2 and burglary-1.

After starting the season hot and briefly cracking the Top-10 nationally, the Ducks have lost four consecutive Pac-12 games including today’s Civil War contest at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, 80-72.

Photo: GoDucks.com

The Ducks struck first, taking a 2-0 lead, but that would be the only lead they would hold the entire game, playing catch up the entire afternoon with Beavers. Oregon hit just 4 of 19 three-point attempts.

“We’re not doing the little things,” UO senior guard Johnathan Loyd said. “We kind of got away with it for awhile (early in the season), but we’re not rebounding the ball, we’re not paying attention to tendencies and we’re letting people do what they want to do, instead of dictating.

The Ducks were able to cut Oregon State’s lead down to 37-30 at the half, but never got close in the second half.

Jason Calliste led the Ducks with 17 points, and continuing the rebounding difficulties, no Duck hit double digits in boards although Mike Moser picked up 9.

The Beavers were led by Roberto Nelson with 22 points, and Eric Moreland pulled down 13 rebounds.

Next weekend, the Ducks will have some opportunity as they travel north to play the Washington schools.

“Everybody’s really down,” Altman said. “We’ve really struggled. These last two weeks have been tough on all of us. So there’s no reason to pile on.

“Offensively, the first half we had a bunch of guys just trying to do it on their own. … Second half, offensively we played better, but our ball movement still wasn’t the same and we just didn’t shoot it well.”

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Dennis Raymond Lester – Lodged in LCJ 1/7/14 on a charge of criminal trespass.

Judy Marie Menchaca – Lodged in LCJ 1/18/14 on a charge of criminal trespass. Read more here.

Michael Joseph Wichert – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of contempt of court.

Robert Russell Dean – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a charge of public indecency.

Roberta Lee Pennington – Lodged in LCJ 1/18/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine, and burglary-2 from Washington County.

Roland Alan Castro – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 in a parole violation for assault-2.

Travis James Feist – Lodged in LCJ 1/10/14 on charges of possession of methamphetamine, delivery of methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of a school, burglary-2 and theft-1.

William Scott Lynch – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a charge of delivery of heroin.

Information from the arrests of the following people is selected from the websites of Lane County Jail (LCJ) and Springfield Municipal Jail (SMJ). Pictures used in this article were taken from those websites and are public record. All those arrested are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty.

For an archive of all past mugshots articles, click here.

A list of criminal charges against persons and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges pertaining to property and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges involving fraud or deception and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public order; firearms or other weapons; racketeering and definitions of each one can be found here.

A list of criminal charges against public health, decency and animals and definitions of each one can be found here.

Aaron Thomas Cole – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on a charge of possession of heroin.

Amy Jewell Davis – Lodged in LCJ 1/17/14 on charges of possession of heroin x2, delivery of heroin within 1,000 feet of a school, unlawful possession of a controlled substance – Schedule 4 and interfering with police.

Anastasia Loren Yell – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 on a parole violation for possession of heroin.

Derrick William Fleming – Lodged in LCJ 1/9/14 on a charge of delivery of heroin.

Edgar Rosalio Guitron Anaya – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on a parole violation for possession of heroin.

Ian Scott McKinnon – Lodged in LCJ 1/8/14 on a felony probation violation for delivery of heroin.

Isaac Amos Salazar – Lodged in LCJ 1/14/14 on charges of possession of heroin and theft-1 x2.

Jordan Indiana Crump – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 on charges of possession of heroin, possession of methamphetamine, felon in possession of a restricted weapon and carrying a concealed weapon – knife.

Kelly Kay Farrell – Lodged in LCJ 1/13/14 on charges of possession and delivery of heroin, possession of methamphetamine and failure to appear.

Kyle Gene Hoover – Lodged in LCJ 1/16/14 on charges of possession of heroin, reckless driving and reckless endangering.

Michael Patrick Smith – Lodged in LCJ 1/15/14 on charges of possession of heroin, contempt of court and fugitive from another state.