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  Eugene, Or. - A Eugene man, on probation in Lane County for meth, was arrested 11/20/2024 on multiple warrants out of Washington and Douglas Counties. DAVID CHARLES STUMPF , age 52, was booked on the following warrant charges: 163.125 - MANSLAUGHTER 2ND DEG - FELONY - WASHINGTON COUNTY  475.850 - UNLAWFUL DELIVER HEROIN - FELONY - WASHINGTON COUNTY  166.272 - POSSESS PROHIBITED FIREARM - FELONY - DOUGLAS COUNTY  137.545 - PROBATION VIOLATION - UPCS METH  - VIOLATION - LANE COUNTY  Stumpf is considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Information from the Lane County Jail, and the Oregon Judicial Portal Michael Weber is Lane County's go to source for crime news and information and runs the largest Facebook crime watch group in Lane County  Lane County Mugshots Uncensored  at over 83,600 members. Please help support keeping this local journalism alive, if you can, with a donation. Venmo: @Michael-Weber-379 (last four of phone number: 0825) .

Eugene, Or. - At 3:07 p.m. on November 20, Eugene Police received notification of a bomb threat at the Eugene Airport.  Eugene Police airport officers, Metro Explosives Disposal Unit, a UOPD Bomb K9 unit, and EPD investigators were also dispatched. The airport suspended regular operations during the response. EPD investigators identified the suspect as Aubrey Michelle High , age 36, of Philomath and she was detained by Philomath Police Department for EPD. After confirming there were no explosives and the call had been a hoax, the airport status was returned to normal at around 4:41 p.m. High has been transported to Lane County Jail on a charge of Disorderly Conduct in the First Degree. Incident 24-311355 Information from EPD Michael Weber is Lane County's go to source for crime news and information and runs the largest Facebook crime watch group in Lane County  Lane County Mugshots Uncensored  at over 83,600 members. Please help support keeping this local journalism alive, if you c

Eugene, Or. - A Deadwood man was officially convicted, and sentenced to 10 years in prison today, for his part in a 2022 shooting incident that took the lives of three people. Jericho Gordon Rae Jamison , age 25, started out with one count of murder 2, then after an indictment was charged with 3 counts of murder 1 for the Feb. 15th, 2022 Deadwood Oregon shooting incident, accepted a plea deal last month. Jamison's plea was for two 75 month sentences to be run concurrently for each of the two manslaughter charge. One 45 month sentence for the crime of unlawful use of a weapon to run consecutively to the two 75 month concurrent sentences. Finally, 3 years of post prison supervised once released. Jamison has spent approx. 2 year, 9 months in jail. That county time will go against his sentence. Jamison will have to spend every day of the 75 month sentence, minus county lock-up time, in prison. No early release, no good time on that sentence as it is measure 11. Information from court r