Weekly Safety Report: Assault and DUII Arrests Raise Concerns in Bend, Oregon
This week in Bend, Oregon, two incidents occurred that raised concerns for public safety. In the first incident, a 21-year-old woman pleaded guilty to assaulting a bartender and hindering the prosecution of a murder suspect. The second incident involved the surprising arrest of ten individuals for DUII charges, including reckless driving and endangering others. These incidents highlight the need for increased vigilance and safety measures in the community.
Sadie Madalyn Cole, a 21-year-old woman, pleaded guilty to assault and hindering prosecution. Last August, she punched a downtown Bend bartender and helped her reported boyfriend, Caleb Cegers, flee the scene after he allegedly shot and killed a man outside the bar.
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Bend Police arrested ten drivers on DUII charges within a span of 48 hours. Several of these individuals were also charged with reckless driving and reckless endangering. This surge in arrests serves as a reminder of the increased dangers on city streets during the holiday season.
Related reports:
- ` I was really surprised ' : Bend Police make 10 DUII arrests in 48 hours , several for reckless driving , endangering
- ▶ 10 DUII arrests in 48 hours in Bend , including a hit-and-run , police say
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