On February 20th, 2024, at 5:48 p.m., the Coos County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center received a report of a burglary in progress on Isthmus Heights Road. Sgt. S. Moore and Deputy K. Mong responded to the location and located Gage C. Campbell (27), a short distance away from the residence. Sgt. S. Moore received a video from the homeowner's surveillance camera showing Mr. Campbell previously inside her garage rifling through items. While speaking with Mr. Campbell, he was also found to be in possession of mail not belonging to him and other items. After an investigation, Gage C. Campbell (27) was arrested on Burglary I, Mail Theft, and Attempted Theft II charges. Mr. Campbell was transported to the Coos County Jail, where he was booked and is currently in custody.

WHEN: Feb 20, 2024 at 05:44 PM
WHERE: Isthmus heights road
SUSPECT: Gage Corbin Campbell

posted 4 months ago

CBPD located Gage Campbell with a stolen red dirt bike. The cops went through the trouble to affix the bike to one of their patrol vehicles and deliver it to the registered owner. Why can't they do that for shopping carts? Then they released the suspect from custody and said they would be referring his charges to the DA. So he walks. Good job guys, I bet he'll never do that again.

WHEN: Feb 02, 2024 at 12:52 PM
WHERE: 9th Ave, Coos Bay
SUSPECT: Gage Corbin Campbell

posted 5 months ago

Gage Campbell charged with Burglary II & Theft I, and was booked and released at CCJ.

WHEN: Dec 21, 2023 at 04:34 PM
WHERE: 1400 block Highland, Coos Bay
SUSPECT: Gage Corbin Campbell

posted 6 months ago

The Coos County Sheriff’s Office responded at about 8:20 a.m. on September 10 to a report of a generator stolen from campers who were staying at the Myrtle Wood Factory in the Hauser area of North Bend, deputies said. CCSO officials said the victim contacted the seller who had advertised the generator on Facebook Marketplace, set up a meeting as an interested buyer, and then relayed this information to sheriff’s deputies. A deputy responded to Coos County Park in Lakeside and located a vehicle with two men inside, authorities said. CCSO said the deputy contacted the two men, identified as Matthew Wagner, 31, and Gage Campbell, 26, and immediately noticed the generator along with several Milwaukee tools marked with engraving and a set of bolt cutters in the back seat of the vehicle. Wagner’s name was associated with the Facebook account selling the generator, deputies said. Authorities said the deputy’s investigation led to the arrest of Wagner and Campbell for second-degree theft (value greater than $100 but less than $1,000) and criminal conspiracy to commit a crime. Campbell was released at the scene with criminal citations mandating he appear in court, while Wagner was booked and released at the Coos County Jail in accordance with Senate Bill 48, CCSO officials said. Sheriff’s officials said that after the stolen tools were returned to the business that owned them, the deputy learned that the windows of several of the business’s work vehicles had been broken. Additional multiple charges have been referred to the Coos County District Attorney, the CCSO said.

WHEN: Sept. 11, 2023
WHERE: Hauser
SUSPECTS:
Gage Corbin Campbell
Matthew Robert Joe Wagner Jr.

posted 10 months ago