1	MOSLEY, TAREN MARIE	04/05/2021	PORTLAND	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102320     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ASSAULT IV )     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - DUII MISD )     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - DWS MISD )     1 - 144.350         (PAROLE VIOLATION )

2	GONZALEZ, JOSE D	04/05/2021	BEAVERTON	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102336     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ASSAULT IV DOM INT )

3	ORTEGA-MAGANA, ISIDRO	04/08/2021	HILLSBORO	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102480     1 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 PV ASSAULT IV)     1 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 PV PCS METH)

4	DODSON, SARAH ELIZABETH	04/05/2021	PORTLAND	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102329     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ROBBERY III )

5	CAMACHO-TRUJILLO, CESAR	04/07/2021	PORTLAND	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102432     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ASSAULT IV )     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - HARASSMENT )

6	ARONHALT, PHILLIP D	04/09/2021	FOREST GROVE	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102511     1 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 THEFT III)     1 - 162.205         (FAIL TO APPEAR 1ST DEG - 1 POSSESSION OF A STOLEN VEHICLE)     1 - 162.205         (FAIL TO APPEAR 1ST DEG - 1 UUV)

7	SOLOMON, JORDAN ARTHUR	04/07/2021	VANCOUVER	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102435     2 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 PV-DUII)

8	DELCID-MORALES, JUAN F	04/09/2021	HILLSBORO	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102515     1 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 DUII MISD)     1 - 162.195         (FAIL TO APPEAR 2ND DEG - 1 RECKLESS DRIVING)

9	PINEDA, VICTOR	04/06/2021	BEAVERTON	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102446     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ASSAULT IV )     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - ATT ELUDE VEHI )     1 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - DUII MISD )

10	LYONS, LEVI ASHER	04/07/2021	TIGARD	Hide Details
Washington County Arrest History: Abbreviated Terms Booking 2102445     2 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - BURGLARY I )     2 - 137.545         (PROBATION VIOLATION - PCS HEROIN )

The Washington County Jail has the capacity to house 572 inmates. Typically, about 49 offenders are booked into the jail each day (17,999 in 2019). Occasionally, there are not enough beds to hold all the inmates who require lodging. When jail beds are full and no other release options are available, the jail is forced to release inmates. Jail staff strive to release inmates who have the strongest ties to the community and who pose the lowest risk to public safety compared to the other inmates being held. Jail staff members perform a risk assessment to determine which inmates should be released.

The risk assessment is an objective scoring system that is used to evaluate an inmate's prior criminal history and to measure their ties to the community (such as employment, family, and place of residence). The risk assessment gives higher scores to inmates with prior criminal convictions for violent or drug-related crimes and to those who are repeat offenders.

1. Recognizance Release: First time offenders often qualify for release on their own recognizance. This means they are released based on a legal promise to appear in court, but they are not required to post security.
2. Posting Security: Some inmates can post security (bail). The court sets the amount of security to be paid for release. The security is only returned to the person if they appear in court.
3. Forced Releases: as described above.

The Washington County Jail attempts to hold all inmates charged with Failure to Appear until the first court appearance. However, due to overcrowding, sometimes they must be released. If the inmates who are released fail to appear in court again, a warrant is issued by the court, and law enforcement must locate, re-arrest, and bring them to jail again. The cycle of arrest, release, and failure to appear, is repeated in many cases and is very costly.

When defendants fail to appear in court as scheduled, they waste not only their time, but the time and resources of the court, district attorney and defense attorneys and that translates to taxpayer expense and a further burden to an already limited law enforcement system.