HPD and FBI Investigate Bank Robbery***Update*** - 09/03/10 >UPDATE: The suspect in this case is still outstanding.
The attached photo is of the suspect in this case.
(Prior Release)- The Oregon First Community Credit Union located at 434 SE Washington st, Hillsboro, was robbed at 1055 am today.
The suspect, a black male adult, age 20 to 25, entered the credit union and stated "Give me all your money" as he had his hand in his pocket to possibly simulate a weapon. No weapon was seen. The teller gave him undisclosed amount of cash and he fled on foot from the location.
No persons were injured.
He was last seen wearing dark dickies style pants, white shirt, black hoodie and aviator style sunglasses.
He has a slim build, black hair, is 5' 6" and was wearing white tennis shoes.
Hillsboro police locked down the area and conducted a dog track, with negative results.
No surveillance photos yet available but will be posted when they are.
The investigation continues by FBI and HPD detectives.
Persons with any information may call Hillsboro Detectives at (503) 681-6175
The Hillsboro Police Department Urge Traffic Safety - 08/30/10 >In an effort to reduce traffic accidents and increase driver awareness, HPD will conduct High Visibility Traffic Patrols now through Sept 7th.
We will focus on DUII, traffic offenses and speed.
Drive safe - be safe, enjoy a safe Labor Day holiday
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Hillsboro Police Street Crimes Unit Busts Marijuana Distributor - 08/20/10 >On August 18, 2010, the Hillsboro Police Street Crimes Unit obtained a search warrant for 20669 NW Trailwalk Drive Apt # G301 in Hillsboro after learning of a marijuana distribution operation at that location.
Detectives discovered a half pound of marijuana, $10,400. cash, firearms, and drug paraphernalia at the location. Detectives believe that WILLIAM RYAN LOFTE, age 23, of the searched location was actively involved in the manufacture, delivery, and sales of marijuana.
LOFTE was arrested by detectives for the felony crimes of Unlawful Delivery of marijuana, Unlawful Manufacture of Marijuana, and Unlawful Possession of Marijuana and was lodged in the Washington County jail on $130,000. bail.
Attached is a photo of the items seized.
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Hillsboro Police Search for Runaway Teen - 08/19/10 >Hillsboro Police search for runaway juvenile.
A 14-year-old female named SYMPHONY TOGAFAU, age 14, of 1951 NE 54th Way Hillsboro ran away from home yesterday leaving a note stating that she was leaving. It is believed that this runaway is not endangered and that no crime is connected with this runaway, but based on her age and unfamiliarity of the area, Hillsboro police are attempting to find her and return her home as soon as possible.
She is described as a female, 5' 5", 115 lbs, brown hair and brown eyes, last seen wearing jeans and a sweatshirt.
She was recently living in California but she stated she did not want to return there. Her whereabouts are currently unknown and HPD is encouraging the public to call Hillsboro Police at 503 681 6175 if she is located or if anyone has information about where she may be.
Photo attached.
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Hillsboro Police Search for Plaid Pantry Robber - 08/17/10 >Hillsboro Police Detectives are investigating a robbery at the Plaid Pantry store located at 5801 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy.
The suspect in this case entered the store on 7/13/10 at 5 AM and produced a rifle secreted in his jacket, threatened the clerk and demanded money and cigarettes. The clerk complied and the suspect fled the location on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash and a carton of cigarettes.
The attached photo was from surveillance video at the store. The suspect is described as a male, 5' 7" tall, medium weight wearing a black parka, sunglasses and blue jeans.
No persons were injured during the commission of this crime and anyone who may recognize the suspect or have any further information about this crime is encouraged to call detective Darin LaDick at (503) 681-6175.
Photos attached.
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Hillsboro Police Conduct Traffic Enforcement Details - 08/17/10 >Traffic safety is important to all of us, and dedicated education, enforcement, and responsible and aware drivers are a big part of roadway safety.
Pedestrian safety on and near roadways requires extra attention. The Hillsboro Police Department is conducting pedestrian enforcement details on August 17 and 26, 2010 at different locations around Hillsboro.
The public is reminded to use this time and everyday to see pedestrians and slow down.
Hillsboro Police will also conduct seat belt enforcement details August 30th, 2010 as a part of this overall safety program.
drive safe, be safe, and enjoy the rest of this summer season.
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