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FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS:
Court Ordered/Restitution/Compensatory Fines:
Amount: $1,821.60 Balance: $1,184.10 Last Payment Date: None-bail applied toward fees
VIOLATIONS / SUBSTANTIATIONS:
4. Violation of general condition: Report as directed.
5. Violation of general condition: Remain in Oregon until written permission to leave is granted.
Following Mr. Toese’s last release from custody, he was given a 30 day travel permit authorizing him to reside
in Washington. On 7/30/20 I texted Mr. Toese and directed him to report to the Mead Building at 1:00pm to
pick up a new travel permit. Because our building is still closed to the public, I instructed him to call me upon
his arrival and I would come meet with him outside of the building. Mr. Toese responded via text that he would
report as instructed. Mr. Toese did not report and made no attempt to contact me that date. Since that time I
have attempted to contact Mr. Toese via phone and text message. I have not received any response to the
messages sent/left for him. Mr. Toese’s last travel permit expired at the end of July and he has not obtained a
new one. As of 8/3/20 Mr. Toese was still in Washington, however he does not currently have written
permission from this department to be there.
As reported on the violation report dated 7/22/20 Mr. Toese was placed on house arrest as a condition of his
release from custody while his PV hearing was pending. Since the last report, Mr. Toese has continued to
violate the terms of his release. Mr. Toese last reported he was residing at his mother’s house (address listed
above). A check of GPS records shows the following activity outside of the parameters of the restrictions
established by Judge Dahlin:
7/26/20: Left residence and traveled to work.
Left work and traveled to 13510 NE 52nd St, Vancouver.
Left that location and travels to 3 Monkeys Pub.
Returns to residence.
On 7/30/20 I texted Mr. Toese and reminded him that he is only allowed to be away from his residence if he is
travelling to or from work. That evening I received a response back that stated, “Look I’m pretty much
homeless right now and couch surfing at the moment I’m staying with a different friend that offers me a place to
crash every night after work.” Mr. Toese did not provide any of the addresses where he has been staying or
the names of who he has been staying with.
On 8/3/20 I was notified that Mr. Toese’s GPS unit had not tracked since 4:31pm on 8/2/20, when he was
travelling on Washington Highway 14 toward Camas. Corrections Technician (CT) O’Neil checked the charge
history and discovered Mr. Toese did not charge his GPS unit at all on 8/1/20 and did not charge it long
enough on 8/2/20. I sent a text to Mr. Toese asking why he had not reported 7/31/20 and directed him to make
sure GPS unit is fully charged each day. I did not receive a response.
On 8/4/20 I texted Mr. Toese and instructed him to report to the VigilNet office in Portland before 3pm that day
to get his GPS unit changed out. After communicating with CT O’Neil I sent another text a short time later
directing Mr. Toese to call VigilNet to make an appointment. I also left a voicemail on Mr. Toese’s phone with
the same instructions. To date I have not received any response. According to CT O’Neil, as of this morning
Mr. Toese has not made contact with VigilNet and his GPS unit has not been charged since 8/2/20. As a
result, Mr. Toese’s GPS unit is being deactivated and is considered lost.
Mr. Toese was ordered to pay a total of $1,821.60 in restitution at the time of his sentencing. On 1/14/20 Mr.
Toese set a payment plan with the Court Accounting unit and agreed to begin making minimum monthly
payments of $100.00 per month on 3/15/20. Court records indicate no payments have been received. The
only credit toward that balance came from bail Mr. Toese had previously posted being applied.
In the short period of time since the previous report was written, Mr. Toese has continued to ignore his
supervision requirements. By refusing to report, failing to charge his GPS and not providing any information in
regards to where he is staying, Mr. Toese is making himself unavailable for supervision.
RATIONALE / RECOMMENDATION:
In accordance with Multnomah County’s sanctioning guidelines, and considering that an administrative sanction
in this instance is not likely to be effective in producing positive offender change and revocation is being
recommended, the following recommendation is provided for the Court’s consideration:
Find in violation. Revoke probation and sentence to 1 year jail.
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HEATHER FOWLER - COMPACT LONNIE NETTLES
Parole & Probation Officer Community Justice Manager
Email: heather.a.fowler@multco.us
Phone: 503-988-8491