Benton County, Oregon – Six people were arrested on DUI-related charges across Benton County over a five-day period, according to the Benton County Sheriff’s Office.
According to a weekly DUI report released by the sheriff’s office, deputies made multiple arrests between Saturday, Jan. 31, and Tuesday, Feb. 3, involving drivers from Corvallis, Albany, Philomath, Amity, Cloverdale, and Clackamas.
On Monday, deputies arrested Brendan Thomas Murphy, 32, of Corvallis, who was allegedly driving under the influence of intoxicants, recklessly driving, and in possession of a Schedule II controlled substance. That same day, Hers Rose, 48, of Albany, was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence and reckless driving after crashing a vehicle on Highway 20 west of Philomath.
Also on Feb. 3, deputies arrested Jacob Patrick Parsons, 23, of Clackamas, on an alleged DUII charge.
Earlier in the week, Shaun Patrick McDaniel, 39, of Cottage Grove, was arrested on Saturday, Feb. 1, for allegedly driving under the influence. On Friday, Jan. 31, deputies arrested Landon Chase Shrabel, 18, of Philomath, on alleged charges of DUII and minor in possession of liquor. That same day, Lukas John Ruden, 22, of Amity, was arrested for an alleged DUII offense.
The sheriff’s office noted that a DUII charge may involve alcohol, drugs, or a combination of intoxicants. All arrests are allegations, and each defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
The incidents span several major travel routes and communities frequently used by students, commuters, and young workers throughout Benton County.
Additional information on these and other incidents is available through the Benton County Sheriff’s Office daily activity log.
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