Portland, OR, October 20, 2026 —

Washington County deputies arrested a wanted man accused of shoplifting at a Walmart in Cornelius after he left the scene on a bicycle and was tracked by a drone, according to the information provided.

The brief account does not identify the man or state when the incident occurred. It also does not specify what was allegedly taken, the value of any merchandise, or where the arrest took place. The nature of the man’s prior wanted status was not provided.

The account says the man fled the Walmart on a bicycle and that a drone was used to track him. It does not describe how long the tracking lasted, whether other officers or equipment were involved, or what happened between the tracking and the arrest. No details were provided about whether the merchandise was recovered.

The allegation of shoplifting has not been accompanied by information about any filed charge, court appearance, or case outcome. An arrest is not, by itself, a finding of guilt. The account does not include a statement from the man, a representative, the store, or the sheriff’s office.

Further details about the incident, including the date, the man’s identity, the specific allegation and the circumstances of the arrest, were not provided. The available information establishes only that deputies arrested a wanted man following a shoplifting allegation at the Cornelius store, after he left on a bicycle and was tracked by drone.


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