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Marion County Sheriff’s Office is releasing the following information pursuant to ORS163A.215, which authorizes Community Corrections to inform the public when the release of information will enhance public safety and protection.

The individual who appears on this notification has been convicted of a sex offense that requires registration with the Sheriff’s Office. Additionally, this person’s criminal history places them in a classification level which reflects the potential to re-offend. This notification is not intended to increase fear; rather, it is our belief that an informed public is a safer public.

NAME: Evan Samuel Gilmore
SID#: 16209945
DOB: 4/3/1993
CURRENT AGE: 26
RACE: B             SEX: M
HEIGHT: 5’8”      WEIGHT: 210 LBS
HAIR: BRO         EYES: BRO

RESIDENCE: 2775 Quinaby Rd. NE, Salem, OR 97303

Evan S. Gilmore is on Post Prison Supervision for the crimes of: Assault IV (x2), Rape I Attempt, and Sodomy I Attempt

This person was granted Post Prison Supervision on: 7/20/2018
Supervision expiration date is: 3/19/2025
Special restrictions include:

[X] No contact with minors (male/female)
[X] Sex Offender Treatment
[X] Submit to Polygraph

Other: Gilmore’s victim pool includes known adult females. Gilmore has been in compliance and has not received any sanctions for violations of his conditions since his release from Department of Corrections. Gilmore is presently employed.

Community Corrections Deputy: Monica Sandoval
Phone: 503.588.6813
E-Mail:Msandoval@co.marion.or.us

Photo Courtesy of Marion County Fire

This morning at approximately 5:15 am, Marion County Fire District responded to a house fire in the 4300 block of Munkers St SE, Salem.  When fire crews arrived on scene, they found the home to be fully involved.  An adult male was rescued from inside of the structure and transported to an area hospital by paramedics. 

The male has been identified as Timothy Allen, a 45 year-old Salem man.  Mr. Allen died as a result of his injuries earlier this morning while undergoing treatment.

Investigators from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Marion County Fire District #1, and the Oregon State Police are currently on scene investigating.  It is still early in the investigation, the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. 

During the response to the fire, Marion County Fire District #1 was assisted by the Salem Fire Department, Turner Fire District, Keizer Fire Department, Aumsville Fire Department, and Faulk Ambulance. 

Deputies are asking anyone who may have information about the fire to contact Deputy Chris Kennedy at 503-930-9464.

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On May 30th, 2019 at approximately 8:51 pm an inmate fled from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Transition Center in Salem.  Deputies at the Transition Center reported Jesse Guajardo jumped a fence outside of the building and got into a vehicle waiting nearby.

Deputies were able to locate the vehicle at a home in the 4700 block of Whitman Cir NE.  Guajardo fled from the residence on foot while additional law enforcement officers were responding to the scene. K-9’s from the Sheriff’s Office and Salem Police Department were used to search the area, but were ultimately not able to locate Guajardo. 

Guajardo was in custody for a Parole Violation.  Guajardo is a 30 year-old Hispanic male from the Salem area.  He is 5’9” tall, 130 lbs, has brown eyes and black hair.

The driver of the vehicle, Kendra Olvera, was taken into custody for her role in the incident.  Olvera, a 24 year-old female from Salem, was booked into the Marion County Jail on the charges of Unauthorized Departure and Driving While Suspended (Misdemeanor).

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office Transition Center prepares inmates for re-entry into the community prior to release from custody. Staffed around the clock, the Transition Center provides an intermediate sanction between Jail and Probation. Unlike the Jail, the Transition Center provides minimum-security supervision. Residents are expected to work, either at their own jobs, or by performing community services. The Transition Center has a capacity of 144 offenders.

Deputies are asking anyone who has information about Guajardo’s location to call the Marion County Sheriff’s Office at 503-588-5032.

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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is releasing the following information pursuant to ORS 163A.215, which authorizes Community Corrections to inform the public when the release of information will enhance public safety and protection. 
 
The individual who appears on this notification has been convicted of a sex offense that requires registration with the Sheriff’s Office.  Additionally, this person’s criminal history places them in a classification level which reflects the potential to re-offend.  This notification is not intended to increase fear; rather, it is our belief that an informed public is a safer public. 
  
NAME:  Shupp, Philip M      AKA :  Faora

SID#: 17258310

DOB:  01/16/89                   CURRENT AGE:   30  

RACE:    White                    SEX:   Male 

HEIGHT:  6’3”                      WEIGHT:   210

HAIR:  Brown                       EYES:  Green

RESIDENCE: 1955 Manzanita St, Keizer
 
SHUPP is on Post Prison Supervision for the crimes of:   Attempted Sodomy I and Public Indecency 
 
 
This person was granted supervision on:  03/08/19

Supervision expiration date is: 08/25/24 
 
Special restrictions include:  

[X]   No malls, parks, campgrounds

[X]   No places where minors congregate

[X]   No contact with minors

[X]   Engage in and complete sex offender treatment 

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This week the Marion County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Safety Team conducted an enforcement operation in the French Prairie area in northern Marion County.  The focused patrol efforts were done during a four hour window on Monday morning and again for four hours during the afternoon commute on Tuesday.  Deputies focused their efforts on dangerous driving habits which are known to contribute to serious injury and fatal motor vehicle crashes such as speeding, cell phone usage and following too close. 

The Traffic Safety Team made 106 total traffic stops while issuing 146 citations and 15 warnings.  Below are some additional notable statistics from the operation:

20 citations were for speeds between 75-90 miles per hour

93 total citations for speeding

17 citations for no operator’s license or driving while suspended

The Sheriff’s Office is continuing to collaborate with Marion County Public Works, the Oregon Department of Transportation and other community stakeholders to promote traffic safety in the community.  The efforts earlier this week were funded by a grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation.

As the holiday weekend approaches, the Sheriff’s Office would like to remind drivers to slow down and to drive responsibly.

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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Safety Team will be focusing their efforts in the French Prairie area of Marion County on May 20th and 21st during the morning and evening commutes.  The French Prairie area of Marion County sees a heavy amount of commuter traffic along multiple roadways such as Highway 219, River Road, French Prairie Road, McKay Road, Yergen Road, and Ehlen Road.  These roadways have also been the site of multiple serious injury and fatal motor vehicle crashes.

Dangerous driving behavior including speeding, cell phone use, and following too close have been identified as contributing factors to serious injury and fatal crashes throughout Marion County.  During this operation our goal will be to educate drivers about these dangerous driving habits and to enforce violations which are known to result in crashes.

This is part of an ongoing collaboration with our community partners to reduce motor vehicles crashes throughout Marion County.  This operation is being funded by grants provided by the Oregon Department of Transportation.