Klamath County Sheriff Frank Skrah Charged with 9 Counts

KDRV 12 News – by Julia Moore

SALEM, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Justice announced the indictment of Klamath County Sheriff Frank Skrah Friday.

The Klamath County Grand Jury charged Sheriff Skrah with a total of nine counts, including three counts of harassment, three counts of official misconduct in the first degree, one count of attempted assault in the fourth degree, one count of assault in the fourth degree and one count of strangulation.   

Officials say that at Friday’s arraignment, Sheriff Skrah appeared with counsel and he did not enter a plea. The conditions of his release include, but are not limited to, no patrol and no conducting of or participating in traffic or criminal stops. He can also have no direct physical conduct with suspects or inmates.

“All law enforcement officers, including Sheriff Skrah, are sworn to uphold the law in Oregon. The grand jury has determined there is a basis to bring charges based on his actions, including the use of excessive force and the failure to perform required duties. As with all persons charged with a crime, he is innocent until proven guilty,” said Attorney General Rosenblum.

Sheriff Skrah was arraigned on the indictment in Klamath County Circuit Court at 1:30 P.M. His next court appearance will be October 19, 2015.

You can read the indictment here.

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6 thoughts on “Klamath County Sheriff Frank Skrah Charged with 9 Counts

  1. Charges

    Well , get with me when he’s incarcerated for his evil and tyrannical behavior
    Lately none of these scumbags go down
    And it’s because of all the other scumbags in that group of lawless badtards from the beat cop right up to the judge that hears his case
    Until it’s country wide that all these types are delt with appropriately , it becomes a waste of news print
    Until this bastard and his type are delt with properly it’s all just song and dance
    Many ways to say it , hope I’m understood

  2. “As with all persons charged with a crime, he is innocent until proven guilty,” said Attorney General Rosenblum.”

    Only when they’re wearing badges Attorney General RosenJew. Only when they’re wearing badges.

  3. “He can also have no direct physical conduct with suspects or inmates.”

    Direct physical conduct? As in not touching?

    Does that mean that shooting a suspect is still an option?

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