ᐅ Oregon Assault and Battery (OR)

Browse publicly available arrest records related to assault charges in Oregon.
Assault in Oregon may be classified as a felony offense depending on the severity of the injury and circumstances of the case.

Oregon Arrest Records by County

Assault-related arrests are recorded at the county level.
Browse available booking records for the following counties:

Benton | Clackamas | Clatsop | Columbia | Crook | Deschutes | Douglas | Jackson | Jefferson | Josephine | Lane | Lincoln | Linn | Marion | Multnomah | Polk | Umatilla | Union | Wasco | Yamhill

What May Appear in an Assault Arrest Record?

  • Arrestee name
  • Assault charge description
  • Booking date
  • Mugshot (if available)
  • Bond amount
  • Case number

Arrest Records by County - Oregon (OR)

Benton  Clackamas  Clatsop Columbia  Crook  Deschutes  Douglas  Jackson  Jefferson  Josephine  Lane  Lincoln  Linn  Marion  Multnomah  Polk  Umatilla  Union  Wasco  Yamhill 

Assault and Battery Arrest Records in Clatsop County, Oregon

A B C D E F G H I J K L M O P Q R S T V W Y Z
Arrest RecordReported ChargesBooking Photo
Albright Joseph Brandon
Arrest Age 29
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Arrested Jul 07, 2020
• Assault 4th Degree
• Criminal Trespass II
• Menacing
• Unlaw. Poss. Weapon
Brandon Albright - Clatsop County, OR
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Amack Elaine Kelly
Arrest Age 38
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Arrested Jun 01, 2020
• Assault P/S Officer
• Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants
• Escape II
• Resisting Arrest
Kelly Amack - Clatsop County, OR
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Anderson Allan Michael
Arrest Age 28
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Arrested Dec 17, 2019
• Assault 4th Degree
• Criminal Trespass II
• Menacing
• Poss.Weap/Intent Use
Michael Anderson - Clatsop County, OR
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Information is compiled from publicly available county law enforcement records.
An arrest does not indicate guilt. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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