DETAILS:
On February 07, 2007 Grants Pass Department of Public Safety Officers served a search warrant at 804 Walker Road. The warrant was in connection with an assault which occurred on December 12, 2007 at 1754 Fruitdale Drive. Mr. Richard Coelho, Mr. Robert Garten, Mr. Gary Jones, Mr. Steven Arrants, Mr. Christopher Jorgenson, and Mr. Robert Moore were alleged to be involved in the assault. During the search warrant, Mr. Robert Garten was contacted. Mr. Garten was taken into custody for a warrant (Assault 2 and Assault 3). He was transported to the Josephine County Jail, where he was lodged on the Assault charges and an additional charge of PCS methamphetamine.
Later that morning Grants Pass Department of Public Safety Detectives served a search warrant at 320 Redwood Highway (Grants Pass Custom Cycle). While the search warrant was being served, Mr. Richard Coelho was observed driving by the location. Mr. Coelho was stopped and taken into custody for the warrant (2 counts of unlawful use of a weapon with a firearm). Following the search warrant he was lodged at the Josephine County Jail on the warrant and an additional charge of PCS methamphetamine.
Detectives made contact with Mr. Steven Arrants and Mr. Robert Moore. Both were arrested for their warrants (assault 3).
When Detectives attempted to contact Mr. Christopher Jorgenson at his residence, he was observed driving away from the scene. The vehicle was stopped and Mr. Jorgenson was taken into custody for his warrant (Assault 3). In the vehicle with Mr. Jorgenson was Mr. Robert Miller. Robert was taken into custody for parole violation (MCS). Both were transported to the Josephine County Jail and lodged on the warrants.
After further investigation, Detectives served a third search warrant at 937 NE Savage (the residence of Mr. Jorgenson). While serving the search warrant Detectives contacted Ms. Alicia Harrington. Ms Harrington was taken into custody for parole and probation warrants. She was later lodged at the Josephine County Jail on the warrants. Mr. Jorgenson was lodged on additional charges of delivery, manufacture and possession of a controlled substance.
The investigation into these incidents in ongoing. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact the Grants Pass Department of Public Safety at 474-6370.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Six Vagos bike club members charged in beating, kidnapping
Six Vagos bike club members charged in beating, kidnapping
Police say the suspects beat and attempted to rob a member when he tried to quit the club
GRANTS PASS — Police have released more details on the arrests of six men accused of beating and robbing a man who attempted to leave the Vagos Motorcycle Club.
The attack happened in August when an unnamed victim told fellow bikers he was quitting the Vagos Motorcycle Club. He was beaten by other members at Grants Pass Custom Motorcycle at 320 Redwood Highway.
The man was then taken to his house, where his attackers tried to steal his property, according to Grants Pass Department of Public Safety officials.
The man reported the crime to police, who worked with the Oregon Department of Justice during the lengthy investigation.
The six men, one of whom lives in Gold Hill, were arrested Tuesday on charges of first-degree burglary, second-degree robbery, coercion and second-degree kidnapping. There were lodged in the Josephine County Jail, where five remained late Wednesday on $250,000 bail.
A sixth suspect posted bail and was released, police said.
The investigation is continuing and more arrests are expected, police said.
Mailtribune.com
Police say the suspects beat and attempted to rob a member when he tried to quit the club
GRANTS PASS — Police have released more details on the arrests of six men accused of beating and robbing a man who attempted to leave the Vagos Motorcycle Club.
The attack happened in August when an unnamed victim told fellow bikers he was quitting the Vagos Motorcycle Club. He was beaten by other members at Grants Pass Custom Motorcycle at 320 Redwood Highway.
The man was then taken to his house, where his attackers tried to steal his property, according to Grants Pass Department of Public Safety officials.
The man reported the crime to police, who worked with the Oregon Department of Justice during the lengthy investigation.
The six men, one of whom lives in Gold Hill, were arrested Tuesday on charges of first-degree burglary, second-degree robbery, coercion and second-degree kidnapping. There were lodged in the Josephine County Jail, where five remained late Wednesday on $250,000 bail.
A sixth suspect posted bail and was released, police said.
The investigation is continuing and more arrests are expected, police said.
Mailtribune.com
Friday, January 4, 2008
The man wanted out of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Club, 7 arrested in Oregon
Okay, call it selfish. I need good coverage of this article. One of the families involved in the arrest BLANTANTLY stole from me, $7000.00 in a legal transaction a few years ago. Sometimes we do get to live long enough to see people receive their just due. I am a biker from way back...it's not a biker thing. It's a no values, no principles, stealing from people because you can with no remorse thing.
Where I come from, REAL BIKERS DON'T rip people off and they don't rip off hard working single moms. My life has moved on but obviously bad karma has got ahold of these folks. Maybe they should repay the $7000.00 and get on with their lives.
Police arrest a half-dozen men they say beat and robbed a man who was trying to leave their motorcycle gang.
Oregon - The man wanted out of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Club, but police say some of the members wouldn't let him leave without a fight.
Police say when the un-named man tried to get out of the club last summer, he was assaulted, kidnapped, and taken to his home. Where, they say, gang members then tried to rob him.
Seven men were arrested Tuesday, six of them on assault, kidnapping, robbery and burglary charges.
Early Tuesday morning more than 60 officers from several law enforcement agencies served search warrants at homes and businesses throughout Jackson and Josephine counties.
Seven men were arrested stemming from a five-month investigation by detectives from the Grants Pass Department of Public Safety.
"This is a complex investigation taken a significant amount if time as well as significant number of personnel in the investigation mater of making sure we completed as much investigation as we could before we took it to the grand jury," said Deputy Chief Laura Zeliff, Grants Pass Department of Public Safety.
Police say six of the men are members of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Club.
Robert Moore and Gary Jones were picked up at homes in Grants Pass. James Lloyd was arrested at a business in Medford. Richard Anthony Coehlo, was arrested at Grants Pass Custom Cycle, where the alleged assault occurred. Christopher Jorgenson was arrested at a Grants Pass home, along with David Hughes, who faces methamphetamine possession and criminal mischief charges.
Several individuals who work nearby say this section of Highway 199 was blocked off early Tuesday morning. Some people were told to leave work and return in a few hours, as officers served their search warrants.
"We did not want people in our community officers or individuals there to arrest to be injured as such we did a low key approach to majority swat operations those were low key as well," said Zeliff.
Nearby businesses say the store was a frequent hangout for members of the gang.
Police say their investigation isn't over, and they expect to make more arrests.
Five of the defendants are still in the Josephine County Jail, held on $250,000 bail.
One of the suspects, 61-year-old Gary Jones posted bail and was released.
Source: KTVL
Where I come from, REAL BIKERS DON'T rip people off and they don't rip off hard working single moms. My life has moved on but obviously bad karma has got ahold of these folks. Maybe they should repay the $7000.00 and get on with their lives.
Police arrest a half-dozen men they say beat and robbed a man who was trying to leave their motorcycle gang.
Oregon - The man wanted out of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Club, but police say some of the members wouldn't let him leave without a fight.
Police say when the un-named man tried to get out of the club last summer, he was assaulted, kidnapped, and taken to his home. Where, they say, gang members then tried to rob him.
Seven men were arrested Tuesday, six of them on assault, kidnapping, robbery and burglary charges.
Early Tuesday morning more than 60 officers from several law enforcement agencies served search warrants at homes and businesses throughout Jackson and Josephine counties.
Seven men were arrested stemming from a five-month investigation by detectives from the Grants Pass Department of Public Safety.
"This is a complex investigation taken a significant amount if time as well as significant number of personnel in the investigation mater of making sure we completed as much investigation as we could before we took it to the grand jury," said Deputy Chief Laura Zeliff, Grants Pass Department of Public Safety.
Police say six of the men are members of the Vagos Outlaw Motorcycle Club.
Robert Moore and Gary Jones were picked up at homes in Grants Pass. James Lloyd was arrested at a business in Medford. Richard Anthony Coehlo, was arrested at Grants Pass Custom Cycle, where the alleged assault occurred. Christopher Jorgenson was arrested at a Grants Pass home, along with David Hughes, who faces methamphetamine possession and criminal mischief charges.
Several individuals who work nearby say this section of Highway 199 was blocked off early Tuesday morning. Some people were told to leave work and return in a few hours, as officers served their search warrants.
"We did not want people in our community officers or individuals there to arrest to be injured as such we did a low key approach to majority swat operations those were low key as well," said Zeliff.
Nearby businesses say the store was a frequent hangout for members of the gang.
Police say their investigation isn't over, and they expect to make more arrests.
Five of the defendants are still in the Josephine County Jail, held on $250,000 bail.
One of the suspects, 61-year-old Gary Jones posted bail and was released.
Source: KTVL
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Mom's Original Biker Bar is located in Longview, Texas
Mom's Original Biker Bar is located in Longview, Texas
is a place you can ride in and have a great time!
Mom's features some of the best Rock and Blues
bands from the Ark-La-Tx on Saturday nights. Mom's has
several specials throughout the week that you'll need to come to.
You also need to keep up with the calendar of event's because Mom's
has some great annual events to, such as The Annual Crawfish Boil,
The Big Hog Roast and on holidays they'll through a special party
that just can't be missed! Mom's is party central were the
beer is good and cold! A the Good time never end.
If you havent been here yet, we're
located off I-20/Exit 596 (Eastman Rd).
You go one block south and take a right on Ryder Street,
you can't miss it!
is a place you can ride in and have a great time!
Mom's features some of the best Rock and Blues
bands from the Ark-La-Tx on Saturday nights. Mom's has
several specials throughout the week that you'll need to come to.
You also need to keep up with the calendar of event's because Mom's
has some great annual events to, such as The Annual Crawfish Boil,
The Big Hog Roast and on holidays they'll through a special party
that just can't be missed! Mom's is party central were the
beer is good and cold! A the Good time never end.
If you havent been here yet, we're
located off I-20/Exit 596 (Eastman Rd).
You go one block south and take a right on Ryder Street,
you can't miss it!
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