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09-15-2007, 06:49 AM #1
Police arrest man, work to uncover identity
Police arrest man, work to uncover identity
DENNIS THOMPSON
Statesman Journal
September 15, 2007
When Keizer police conducted a drug sting Thursday night, everything worked fine. A suspect was arrested about 11:15 p.m. for allegedly selling a half-ounce of methamphetamine to officials with the Community Response Unit.
The suspect said he was Juan Luis Galloso-Oropeza. Then again, maybe he was Rolando Gayosso-Breton.
A computer check showed he had several aliases, Sgt. Jeffery Isham said.
Police took the man to Marion County Jail for a computer fingerprinting check to try to determine his true identity.
By Friday afternoon, jail officials matched his prints to a name under which he was first arrested in Oregon in 1995 -- Moises Saladn-Fernandez, age 34, Capt. Jeff Kuhns said.
Saladn-Fernandez has been arrested four times since that 1995 arrest, and gave police three different names, Kuhns said.
Officers who searched the suspect Friday found more than $1,600 in cash on him.
The suspect will be reported to immigration officials as a possible illegal immigrant.
The charges against the man are delivery and possession of a controlled substance, with bail set at $510,000.
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