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Your Portland Firefighters ask for extra care when using candles and that you consider battery powered flameless options. This fire started when the flame from a candle made contact with hanging clothing. It appears that 3-4 apartments will not be able to be lived in and the occupants will be assisted by the Red Cross or family members. One cat was rescued and reunited with its owner. The fire was extinguished within 45 minutes and no injuries were reported. The incident commander immediately called for a second alarm on arrival to ensure that she had adequate resources available. This was a complex fire due to down power lines, the need to evacuate residents and the heavy volume of fire. When the firefighters arrived they noted heavy fire from the first and second floor of the apartment building, the fire eventually extended into the attic before it could be fully extinguished. This afternoon just before 2:00 PM firefighters were called to an apartment on fire in SE Portland. The Lincoln County SheriffвЂ™s Office was assisted and grateful for all the help provided by Oregon State Police, Toledo Police, Newport Police and citizens who observed the activity. ShipleyвЂ™s bail will be determined by a Lincoln County Judge at his arraignment. With OregonвЂ™s passing of Senate Bill 48 no bail was set with his lodging at the jail. After treatment Shipley was transported to the Lincoln County Jail where he was lodged for Burglary, Criminal Mischief, two counts of Assault IV, five counts of Menacing, Stalking, Resisting Arrest, Escape III, and Interfering with a Law Enforcement animal. Shipley was taken into custody, transported to Samaritan Pacific Community Hospital where he was treated for water exposure and an K9 apprehension bite to his arm. K9 Ghost was released and ultimately apprehended Shipley with a K9 bite. Shipley made it to a mud flat in the middle of the Yaquina River and stated he was not going to give up. Lincoln County along with Troopers from the Oregon State Police responded in a law enforcement boat which included the K9 team. He appeared to rest for approximately 20 minutes before reentering the water and swimming down stream further. Shipley swam three quarters away across the river before stopping and climbing onto river channel marker 47. Lincoln CountyвЂ™s K9 Team and Drone Team were called in and a manhunt commenced.ДЄt approximately 10:54 AM Shipley was seen by law enforcement entering the Yaquina River near the Toledo Airport. Shipley was tased twice during his escape. Shipley acknowledged getting into a physical altercation and breaking out a large sliding glass door in the home before leaving the residence.Дeputies verbally put Shipley under arrest and asked him to comply, but he ran from deputies when they attempted to take him into custody. Shipley reported that, when he was confronted by the male family members in the home, he thought they were imposters. Shipley reported to deputies he believed sneaking into the home was ok. Deputies contacted him at the location and learned Shipley had intentionally gone into the home to reconnect with the adult daughter on his own accord. Deputy LandryвЂ™s investigation further revealed Shipley was a past childhood friend of an adult daughter currently living in the home however he was not invited or wanted in the home.ДЄttempts to locate Shipley were not successful during the night.ДЄt approximately 10:13 AM on July 18 deputies learned Shipley was at his place of employment in Toledo.

The female caller, who was inside the home hiding, could hear a disturbance between an unknown suspect and an adult male of the home.ДЄt approximately 11:13 PM Deputy Landry arrived at the location and learned the suspect, identified as Ted Shipley, age 29 of Toledo, had fled the residence after two physical altercations with two separate residents of the home. On Jat 10:56 PM Deputies with the Lincoln County SheriffвЂ™s Office were dispatched to a report of a burglary in progress near the 1000 block of S.

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