Two Arrested for Allegedly Threatening Swimmers with Bows and Arrows
Two individuals, Alexis Johnson and Donald Furtney-Cole, were arrested by Clackamas County sheriff's deputies at the Three Bears Recreation Site near Molalla for allegedly threatening multiple people with bows and arrows. The suspects reportedly used the weapons to prevent others…
Portland, OR, July 23, 2026 —
Clackamas County sheriff’s deputies arrested two individuals, Alexis Johnson and Donald Furtney-Cole, at the Three Bears Recreation Site near Molalla. The arrests were made on allegations that the suspects threatened multiple people with bows and arrows.
According to reports, the incident occurred as the suspects allegedly used the weapons to prevent other individuals from accessing the Molalla River for swimming purposes. Further details regarding the exact timeline of the events or any specific number of individuals threatened were not immediately available. The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office has not released further information on the circumstances surrounding the arrests.
The Three Bears Recreation Site is a popular access point to the Molalla River, known for recreational activities including swimming. The sheriff’s office responded to calls regarding the disturbance. The names of the arrested individuals have been released. The alleged use of weapons to impede access to a public recreational area is the primary focus of the ongoing investigation. No additional information regarding charges or court dates has been provided at this time.
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