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Victims' Rights and Resources

You have rights as a victim of a crime. Some rights are automatic, and some must be specifically requested by the victim to go into effect. We also encourage you to connect with services and resources for additional support.
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Volunteers and Interns

The Washington County DA's Victim Assistance Program offers volunteer and internship positions in general advocacy, domestic violence, and child abuse. Applicants must be 18+ and complete background checks, training, and an interview.
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Washington County Cold Case Unit

The Washington County District Attorney's Office, in partnership with the Washington County Sheriff's Office, has launched a new cold case unit to investigate violent crime cold cases. This effort is funded by a federal grant.
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Washington County Deflection Program (WCDP)

The Washington County DA’s Office partners with public safety agencies and community-based treatment and recovery providers to implement the Oregon Drug Intervention Plan.
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What We Do

Washington County DA's office seeks justice and protects the community. Watch the video to learn about their role in public safety, as explained by the National District Attorneys Association.
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Will you review a conviction for DWS/DWR at the violation level?

No, this process applies only to criminal cases. Our office is not typically involved in prosecuting violations.

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Your Day in Court

Learn more about what to expect when coming to the Washington County Courthouse.
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Hollmann, Bret Mitchell

Bret Mitchell Hollmann Sentenced to Four Years in Prison

Bret Hollmann received a four-year prison sentence for assaulting his daughter and possessing fentanyl after she overdosed on the drug he purchased. He was also caught using fentanyl at the hospital. The DA cited this case to support Measure 110 reform.
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Sagastume Garcia, Glen E

Glen Sagastume-Garcia Sentenced in Sexual Abuse Case

Glen Sagastume-Garcia was sentenced to 75 months in prison for sexually abusing an acquaintance in a Beaverton motel. He used force after initial consent, ignored her demands to stop, and was ordered to register as a sex offender.
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Meeker, Timothy Irwin

Timothy Irwin Meeker Sentenced in Child Sexual Abuse Case

Timothy Meeker, 72, pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two children and was sentenced to 100 months in prison. The abuse, spanning several years, was revealed through victim disclosures and investigations.
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Rock, Daniel Hugson

New York Resident Convicted in Online Predator Case

Daniel Rock was found guilty of child exploitation and luring. He was sentenced to 70 months in prison, ordered to register as a sex offender, have no contact with the victim, pay a $50,000 fine, and undergo sex offender training.
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