On May 30th, 2020, investigators from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office served a search warrant on Fern Ridge Road SE, in rural Marion County. During the search warrant, a large number of items were seized that investigators believe were stolen during burglaries and thefts in both Marion and Linn Counties. Investigators are looking for victims of thefts and burglaries which occurred before May 30th, 2020, where any of the following items were taken:
Briggs and Stratton Generator
Champion Generator
Coleman Generator
All-Power Generator
Predator Generator
Onan Generator
Honda Inverter
Porter Air Compressor
Dewalt Air Compressor
Craftsman Welder
Troy-Built Lawnmower
Murray Weed Eater
Viper Engines Auger/Drill
Stihl Chainsaw
Echo Chainsaw
Senco Nailgun
Garage Door Opener – Still in Box
Firearms
Hover-1 Hoverboard
Phantom 2 Drone
32 Inch Samsung TV
32 Inch Vizio TV
Toshiba DVD Player
Speedtron Ligting System
Fish Cat Inflatable Pontoon Boat
Wicked Ridge Crossbow
100 LB Propane Tank
Snow Boards
Phoeniz Gold Sapphire Amplifier
Kicker Amplifier
XBOX ONE Gaming System
XBOX 360 Gaming System
PS2 Gaming System
PS3 Gaming System
CPAP Machine
Motorcycle Helmets
Cabbage Patch Doll Collection
If you are the victim of a theft and believe one of the items mentioned above may belong to you, please call Detective Evarts at 503-588-8507. Please have your case number and serial numbers available. If you have not already reported the theft, contact your local law enforcement agency and report the theft before contacting the Sheriff’s Office. People identified as the potential owners of stolen property in this case will be invited to come to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office to view the property.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office would like to take this opportunity to remind our community members to take the time to document the serial numbers of their belongings, especially for high value items. In the unfortunate event you are the victim of a theft, having serial numbers available to provide law enforcement gives us a valuable tool to help identify your stolen property days, weeks, or even months later. Serial numbers of stolen property can be entered into a nationwide database law enforcement agencies use to determine if an item they come into contact with has been reported stolen.
Source: Marion County Sheriff's Office