Son Jailed for a Restraining Order Violation
A mother called Grant Pass City Police after finding her son broke into her home and was believed to be asleep, under the bed. The son was arrested and jailed.
Sunday morning the mother saw a broken window, checked the bedroom and noticed shoes underneath the bed. She then called police at 9:42 because the son is restrained from being there.
The son, identified as Nicholas Glenn Loewen, 36, is a known felon who has faced weapons charges previously. The mother did not know if the son had weapons with him but stated there were no weapons in the house. Officers entered and issued a challenge. The son emerged and was having difficulty breathing.
Ambulance was requested and transferred Loewen to the hospital who was notified to have security ready. Loewen was cleared and transferred to the county jail where he was lodged on three charges: burglary I-residence, Criminal Mischief II-vandalism and contempt of court for violating the restraining order.
He had three other contempt of court charges in early March and was charged as being a felon in possession of a firearm February 19th. He remained in custody this morning.
