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Coos Bay man faces attempted murder charge
Wednesday, July 01, 2009 | No comments posted.
SALEM (AP) — A 22-year-old Coos Bay man faces attempted murder and assault charges for allegedly cutting the throat of an auctioneer in Woodburn with a boxcutter.
Jeremiah D. Thomasson was to be arraigned Wednesday in Marion County court.
Jeremiah Thomasson, charged in slashing
Marion County sheriff’s Lt. Sheila Lorance says investigators have not talked to Thomasson about what might have motivated the attack. He invoked his Miranda right to silence after being arrested Tuesday at a nearby trailer park.
Auctioneer Chuck Boyce was reported in good condition at a Portland hospital after the attack.
Jeremiah D. Thomasson was to be arraigned Wednesday in Marion County court.
Jeremiah Thomasson, charged in slashingMarion County sheriff’s Lt. Sheila Lorance says investigators have not talked to Thomasson about what might have motivated the attack. He invoked his Miranda right to silence after being arrested Tuesday at a nearby trailer park.
Auctioneer Chuck Boyce was reported in good condition at a Portland hospital after the attack.
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