AOZ45B (Rev.

06105) Judgment in I Case - DISTRICT OF OREGON CU$l t>MIZED 711108

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICf OF OREGQN
UNITED STA.TES OF AMERICA
JUDGMENT IN ACRIMINAL CASE
v. Case Number: ca 02-4-40-02-RE
The defendant is sentencedIII provideCllnpases2 throughjg,ofthisjudgn'lent Thesentellceis impo&ed pursuant 11;) theSentencingReform
Act of 1984.
CouDt Number(s)
2
7

CoDcluded
April IS, 2001
June 1,2001
USM Number: 70936-065
Paul T, Loney, Retained
Bruce Ellison Retained
Defendant'J Attorney
Stephen Peifer
ksistant U.s.
Nature oCOn,gse
Arson
Arson
TREARROW,
fb Mkbael Jauiea JOlhua
Murray, Matthew Hill, Jolla Pierce .ad
"Ridge"
Title & Seeticin
18 USC 844(i) and 2
18 USC 844(i) and 2
THE DEFENDANTl
[Xl p,leadcd guiJiy to count(s) 2 and 7 ofthe Sllpersedins Indictment
[] pleaded nolo contendere, to count(a) w,bicb waa accepted by '!he court.
[1 was found guilty on count(s) after a ph;_ ohot guilty.
The defendant is adjudicatcld ofthe following offense(a):
[] The defendant has been foQl1d no; guilty on count(s) and is disdwgecllli to IUclt COunt(I).
[Xl Count(s) 1,3,4,S,6,8.9,10,11,12,13,14 oHhe Indictment are dismissed on the motion oftile United States.
[Xl The defendant shall pay'aspecial assessment inthe amount for Count(s) payable immediatelyto the Clerk oftbe
U.S. District Court. (See also the Criminal Monetary Penalties sheet.)
IT IS ORDERED that the deilndant shall notify the. United StUes AUomcy Cor this-district within 30 of any change of name,
reSidence. or mailing address until all fiMs, restitution. costs, and speeia1l1S1e1SJDCDts imposed by this judgmentMeiWlypaid. Ifordered
to pay restitution, the defendant shall notii)' thecourt and 1he United States Attorney ofany material chenge in the defendant's economic
circumstance!!.
JAMES A. REDDEN, UNITED STATES SENIORDISTRICT JUDGE
Name and Title ofJudicial OfrlCa'
August / f &-,2008
AO 24SB (Rev. O6/OS) Judgment in CriminaJ case -DISTRICf OF OREGON CUi) l'OMIZED7/110S
Sheet 2- Imprisonment
DEFENDANT: ARROW. TRB
CASBNUMBER: CR02-440-Q2-RE'
IMPRISONMENT
Judgment-Plge 2 of7
The defendant is hereby c:ommiued to tM.C\IStOdy oftho United States Bureau of Prisons be imprisQned for a termof. Jd
to Count 2.ltVtllty-eigbt (71) months, with credit for time Jel'Veci from 311411004. A. to CGut 1. ICftIlty-eiPt(78)
months, with cndlt for time served fro1D 311.cnoo.., said IIDteDce 'to be served cODcurrently witla the ","aet ImpoJed
in Count 2.
[Xl The court makes the following recommendations'to 1fle BlJI"CIU of Prisons: The Defendant be dcaignaJod to,SheridVl,
Oregon.. The court further l'eCOl1'lI11eI1ds the. Defendant pmticipatc in ReAP.
[Xl The defendant is remanded to the custody of the United Statn MarshaL
[ ) The derendut sballswtender to the United States ManbaJ for thU district:
[] at [ Ja.m. [] p.m. 011, ___
(1 as notified bylhe United StlItcs Marshal.
I The defendant shall surrender for ofsenten<:e at the institution desi&D&ted by the Bureau ofPrisons:
[] p.rn. on _
(] IS notiflCd by the United States. Mirsha! andlot Pretrial Servi<:es.
The BUfCIII ofPrisons will dctcnninl: the 8IIIOUDl deprior CUSUJdy that may be aedi1ed lDwards the 1lel'Yia: of.!deuce a lUItborizcd by
TItle 18 USC IJS85(b) lad tMJSOlicie' oCtbe Bureau ofPrilODS.
IlETUIlN
I have exewted thisjudgment as follows:
BY ........
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL
AO245B (Rev. 06/05) Judgment it! a Criminal c.e. DISnucr OP OREGON cusroMIZED 11l/01
Sheet 3- Release
ARROW, TR.E
CASE NUMBER: CR Q2-440-02-RE
SUPERVISEDRELEASE
Juclgment-Page 3Qf7
Upon release ftom imprisonment, the defendant Shall be on supervised release for a termofthmQ) year(tl.
The defimdant shall reftain fromany us.c ofa CQntrolled The defendant shall submit to one drug test within
15 days of release ttom imprisomnent and at least two periodic drugtests tberee.fter.
[ ) Theabove drugt'e$tingcondition issuspended, basedonthecourt's'dcterminationthat the defendant poses alowrisk of future
substance abuSCl. (Chcclc, ifapplicable.)
Ifthis judgment imposes afine or restitution obligation, It shall bea condition ofsupervised release that the defendant Pi)' any
such fine orrestitutionthat remains unpaidatthec.ommencement Dfthetermofsupervised releaseinaccordancewitbtheSchedule
of Pll)'Dletlts-$d forth in die Criminal MonMary Penalties section oflbis judgment.
The defendant shancomplywith the Standard Conditil)DS ofSupervUied that.have been adopted bythis counu set
in this judgment. The defendant shan also cotnply With the Special of as set fQrth below and any
additional conditions attached tel this judpnt.
SPECIAL CONDmONS OF SUPERVISION
The defendant shall cooperate in the collection of DNA ifr'equired by law at the direction otthe probation officer.
The defendant pay full rtitltutic;m intheamountofS1S4.5S1.09. piyable immediatelyto Ray Schoppert LoggingCompany;
Ross Illand Sand and Traveler's Insurance. If then::.is anyunpaid balance at the time ofrelease from custody. it sball be
paid at the IDlIXimum installment pqasible and not less tho $SO.GO per
The defendant. shall pay fUll restitution. jointly and severally with Jacob David Bardwell Shennan, Aqela Cesario, 1eremy
Rosenbloom in in the amount ofSl54,557.0'9, payable to Ray Schappert LoggingCompany; Ross
Island Sand and Gravel; Traveler's losunuJ(;C. Ifthere is any unpaid balance at the time ofrelease from custody, it shall be paid
at themaximum installment possible ad not less than $50.00 per month.
The Defendant is prohibited from knowingly assoc:iatinl with individuals or groups, such 18 the Barth Liberation Front and the
Liberation Front, which engages War advocates criminal activity.
AO 24SB (Rev. 06/0S) Judgment in aCriminal Case - DISTRICT OP OREGON CUS fOMlZED 7/1108
Sheet 3A- Supervised Release-
DEFENDANT: ARROW, TKE
CASE NUMBER: CR 0244G-02-RE
Judament-Pagc4 of 1
STANDARD CONDmONS OF PROBATIONAND SurERVlSED RELEASE
TheJudpofthe ofOregonadopttho-Collowingstandard COndJtions ofprobationand superviied applyin
caseinwtUcb probationandlorsupervised uponadefendant. ThoindividuiJjudgemayimposeothereondldons
deemed advisable in individual-cases ofprobation or supervised as consistmt with existing or fUture law.
I. The defendant shaIJ report in persPD to the probationoffic:e fOr the district to which he or she is released within 72 hours of
release from the CUStody ofthe Bureau ofPrisOns.
2. The dmndant shldl not QOmmit federal, slate. or local crime and .haD not ilJcsa1ly possess.. controlled substance.
Revocation Qf probation or supervised relll8$e is mandatQry for i1lepJ possession ofa controlled subItance.
3. The defeildant shall not possess a firearm. destructive. or dllllerotJS deviee.
4. Ifthe illegally uses drugs or has a -hlatoryofdrug elr or drug use 01 possession iii
determined to be an element of the; defendant's criminal history or instant offense, 1he de&ndant shall participate in ..
substance abusetreatment proJl'lUll II directed probation OffibOr which may include urinalysis testingto determine if
the defendant has used drupor alcohol In addition to urinalysistestingthat Maybe part ofaformal drugli'eatment program,
the defendant shall submit up to eight (8) urinal)"iill tests per month.
S. The defendant.&hallllUbmit to a search ofhislhcr person, residence, office or vehicle. when conducted bya United States
Probation Offioer at a reasonable time and In a reasonable manner. b... upon reuonable SUlpicioo of contraband
evidence ofa violation of a condition of supervision. Failure to submit to a search mwbe ground$ for revocation. The
defendant shall warn other residents that the premisei may be subjoct to SCirChes punuant to this cqnditioo.
The dtfcndant shall not leave the judicial district withQut the oftbc court or probation officer.
7. The defendant shall report to tbe probation offlCCl" .. directed by lbe court or probation officer, and shill submit a truthful
and complete report within the first fi\le days ofeach month.
8. Thedefendantsbldl answer truthfullyall inquiriesbythcpJ'Obation officer-and followthe instruetions oftheptObationoft"lC.
The defendant may decline to answer inquiries ifa truthful re$pOllS8 would tend 10 inc:riminate him'het. Such a retusaI to
answer may constitute grounds for revocation.
9. Tho defendant shall support his or her dependenlJ and meet other tamily responsibilities to the best ofbis or her financial
ability.
10. The defendant shall work regularly at lawful occupation, unleu ucusecl by the probation otficer for schooling. training,
or other acceptable reasons.
II. The defimdant shaU notifYthe probation offil:8r withl. 72 hOIl... ofany change in rcs1dence or bmploymeDt
12. The dcfi:ndartt shall refiairt fi'om excessive use ofalcohol and shall ilOt purchase.. use. distribute, or administm' IlD)'
lUU"CQtic orother controlled substance, Or any paraphernaliarelated to such substances, except as prescribed by a physician.
If, at anytime, theprobatJon officerhas cause In believethedefendant is uslna illegal druasor is abusing81co1lol,
tile defendant sn.II submit to urinalysis testing. breatha1yzCr rcstinr, or reasonabl!= examinatioiJ orb arms, neck, face, and
lowerlcgs.
13. The defendant shall not knowingly &equeQtplaces where controlled substances are illegally lold. used. diStriburcd, or
administered-.
14. Thedefendant shall DOt knowinglyassociate with anyper1OD$ CRgaged inc:riminal activity. andshall not Imowinglyassociate
with any penon con"iated ofI: felony. unless panted permiNion to 40 so by the probation officer.
IS. defendant shall permit a probation offtcer to visit him or her at any reasoDab1c time lit I10nlc or elsewhen. and shall
permit confisc:atioa OhDy eontrBband observed in pllin viewby dlc probation officer.
16. Thedefclldant shall notifytheprobatioAofficer witIUn n bogl'lofbelngarrestedorquestionedbya. Ia.wcnfoJ'QCl11t:nt officer.
17. The defCftdant sball notcnter intiJ anyagreement to act u -an informant or special agent ofa lawenforcement ageneywithout
the permission oltho court.
18. As directed by the >'ObatiOh officer. the defendant shall noti!)' third partica of risks that ma), be occasioned by his or her
criminal rocord or personal historyand cIwac:teri.tiQ, and shall permit the probation officer to make such notitlcations and
to contiim defeadaDt's -complimce with such .. notific:alion requirement. This requirement will be exercised onlywhen
UniesslMprobatioaofftc;or
believes the defendant pMel1ts an immediate threat to the ofan identifiable individual. notice shall be delayed 10 the
probation officer am II'l'IOgC for a (;Qurt hearing and the defendant; can obtain legal counsel
AO 24SB (Rev. 06105) Judgment In a Criminal case DlSTRlCT OF OREGON CU.:> fOMIZED 7/1108
Sheet S- Criminal Monetary Penalties
DEFENDANT: ARROW, TRE
NUMBER: CR02-44Q.02.RE
CRIMINAL MONETARYPENALTIES
Judgment--Page 5 of7
The defcnd.ant pay the followiol total mminal monetary penaltica in accordance with the Schedtlle ofPaymonts let forth
In this Judgment. .
Auessment FIne Rgtitutip. TOTAL
Cal noted OR Sheet 1)
TOTALS mo SO.OO
[ ] The determination ofrarlm.iQII is until An hdgm,,,t in " CrimifIQl au, will be
entered after suchdetermination.
{X] The shall rnalce restitution (includingcommunity restitutioll) to the fullowing payees in the amount listed below.
Iftbedefendant makes a: partial payment, eac;h pay.. shall receive an approximatelyproportioned payment, unless specified
in the priority order or percentage pa)'lnent column below. HOMVer. pursuaat to 18 U.S.C; 3664(1). all non-
federal victims must be paid in filII prior to the Ullitod States receiY.ing payment.
Name o('ayee
Ray Schoppen Loging
COmpany
26450 SE Highway 24
Boring, Oreg(m
Ross Island Sand and
Gravel
POBox .2249
ItortlaDd, OR
TOTALS
Total Amount o(! 'M*

$I..SOO
$154.551.09
AmOunt o( Restitution Priority Order
Ordered or hmptlpo(Pumept

$154.557.09
[ J IfappJicable, restitutlbn amount ordered pursuant to plea apmcnt $, __
[ ] The defen4ant shall pay interest on any fmc or restitution of more than $2,500. Wlless the fine or restitution is paid intUlI
before the after the da1c.OfttllSjudgment, P\ll'1uantto 18 U.S.C. 3612(f). All Bethe payment optioos on the
Scheduh; of Payments m1JY be subject-to pBnaltiea fQr -..d de&ult, 11 U.S.C. 361200.
[ ] The cowt.detennlncd that the dcfeAclUlt doea not havc'1hc ability to pay intetat and it is orderod that:
[] the interest requirement is waiwd for the [ ] fine and/or [ ] Rstitution.
[] the interest requirement for the [ ] fine and/or [ ] restitution is modified as fol1ows:
Findiap (or tIRtotaIlIIIOant of'"are requin:d under Cbipta1I09A, lID. IlOA, IIId 113AotTilIe 18, !JailedSIateI c.b' omm- Cl!IlIIIIitted D!I
Drafter SCptcmber U. 1994, bllt bcf'orc April 23; 1996.
AO 245B (Rev. 0&/05) Judgment in a Criininal Cue DISTRICT OF OREGON CUt) I'OMIZBD "/110&
Sbcet SB - Criminal Monetary PenaJtiCll
DEFENDANT: ARROW.1'RE
CASE CR 02-440-02-RE
ADDmONAL.RESTITUTIONPAYEES
Judime:m-Pase 6of7
NalDe orPan.
Traveler's Insurance
Attn: Serena Curry
7600 East Orchard Road.
Suite 330
Greenwood Villaa" CO
80111
Total Moant of Log.
$99.557.09
Amount of RestitutiOIL Priority Order
Ordeted or Pergutag otPaymcDt
$99.557.09
*Pindings (or the total amount ofloascs are required under Chapters I09A. HO. BOA, and 113AofTitle 18. United States
for offensea committed on or after September 13. 1994. but before April23; 1996.
AO Z4SB (Rev.06/05) Judgment in a Criminal C.C- DISTRICT OF OREGON fOMIZED 7/110.
Sheet 6- SCbeduJo ofPayments
DEFENDANT: ARROW, TRE
CASE NUMBER: Cll 02-44O-02-RE
SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS
Ravinl assessed the defendant's ability to pay, pa.ymc:ot ofthe total criminal monetary pcmaIties studl be due as
A. [XJ Lump sum payment ofSlS4,557.0' due immediately, balance dUQ
I J not later than _
[Xl in aceordinoe with Cbelowor
Be [)
c. [X]
D. []
Payment to begin immediately(may be QOmbined with [ ] Cor [ ] Dbelow); or
Ifthcn: is any unpaid balance at the time ofdefendant'i fromcustody, it shall be paid in mODthly of
not lea an.$50.00 until paid in to commence il11Jl1Cdill1clyupon 6vm imprisonment
Spoc;:ial instructions regarding the payment ofcriminal monewy penalties:
Unless the court has ordered otherwise in the special instructions above, if this judgment imposes period ()f
imprisonment, payment ofcriminal monetaJype.naJtics, incJudlngreatitution, sball beduedurioatbCl periodofimprilonmentas follows:
(1) SO% ofwagea earned ifthe defendant is participating in Il prison industries program; (2) S2S per quarter if the defendant is not
working in a prison industries program.
It is ordered that resources n:ceiwd from anysource,. includiil&inheritance, or any other judw.ncot.Iha11 applied to any
restitution or fine still owed, pursuant to 18
All criminal monetwy penalties, including restitution, except t!lQse Pll)'ltlCllQ made tJu'oQgh the Federal Bun:au of Prisons' Inmate
Financial Propam, arc made to the Clerk ofCQurt at the address. below. unless othcrwiae directed by the Court, the
Pr.obation Officer, or the United states Attorney.
(Xl Clerk of CODrt
USDistrict Court - OreioD
1000SWThird A:YeDlle
Suite 740
Portland, OR 912....
I QI
U.S District COlirt - Ort!lOD
405 EJIt ,. A"aU,1
Suit.7.tOO
EugeDe, OR 9'7401
I ClukofCourt
us District Cort - OregOR
31. West Sbtll street
RoOID 201
Medford, OR 91501
Corresponding Payee,
ifAQRIRPriato
Jomt and Se'ger8l
Ammmt
Total Amount
Tha defendantabll receive credit for all payments previouslymado toward any'-crimioal mQncIary pcmalties imPQsed.
I X ! Joint and See,enl
CasoNumber
Defendant and Co-Defendant N&me$
(including defendant number>
JlCOb DaVid Bardwell Sherman
(CR 02-302..(Jl-RE)
1154,551.09 5154,557.09
11S4,5S7.09 $154,557.09 Angela Matie Cesario
(CRQ2-302..(l2-RE)
JeremyO.vid $1S4,SS7.Cl9
(CR 02-302..(J3-RE)
[] The defendant s1\all paythe cost ofprosecution.
[) The defendant shall pay the following court COJt(a):
[] Thet defendant shall forfeit the defeDdets in tho following property to the UrWd'States:
Payments shall be eppllcd In tb follOWing order: (l) (2) I'CIdwtlon prlnc:lpal. (3) reJt!tution iawest, (4) priDcipal, (5) fine
iatcn:st. (6) community. restitution. m and (8) COI1S, coat ofprolCCution court com.