Washington Jail Bookings: Eight Records from Cowlitz County

Daily Arrest Report | October 26, 2026 | Cowlitz County, Washington

County jail booking records show when people enter a detention facility and what allegations or court-related matters are recorded alongside their names. They do not, by themselves, establish that a crime occurred or that anyone is guilty. Today's report looks at eight people listed in a Cowlitz County booking snapshot covering October 25 and the early hours of October 26, 2026.

This is a selection from one Washington county, not a statewide count of arrests. Booking times and charge descriptions below come from the county roster and charges table as provided for this review; entries and case statuses may change after the snapshot.

October 26: Early-Morning Bookings

William Robert Harren — 2:22 a.m.

William Robert Harren was listed as booked at 2:22 a.m. The accompanying county charge entry describes fourth-degree assault — domestic violence, with Longview Police Department (LVPD) shown as the arresting agency and Longview Municipal Court listed as the court. A secured bond amount of $1,000 appears in the record. This is a reported allegation, not a finding of guilt.

Jasmyn Katieann Newman — 2:07 a.m.

Jasmyn Katieann Newman was listed as booked at 2:07 a.m. Associated entries include third-degree theft and controlled-substance possession allegations. The possession description appears on more than one court entry; those rows should not be mistaken for separate arrests. LVPD is the listed arresting agency.

October 25: Bookings in Cowlitz County

Stephanie Norma Baiz — 4:08 p.m.

Stephanie Norma Baiz was listed as booked at 4:08 p.m. County records include allegations labeled resisting arrest, obstructing a public servant, tampering with evidence, controlled-substance possession, and a trip-permit violation. Another entry uses the abbreviated description “POSS W/INTENT”; without a fuller record, we have not expanded that term or inferred the substance involved. The listed agency is LVPD.

Samuel Gomez — 3:05 p.m.

Samuel Gomez was booked at 3:05 p.m. Two court entries use the same abbreviated description, “NVOL — WITHOUT ID”. The records identify Kelso Police Department (KEPD) as the arresting agency, with separate Kelso and Longview municipal court references. The repeated wording does not necessarily represent two distinct incidents.

Kaley Jane Nohr — 1:51 p.m.

Kaley Jane Nohr was listed as booked at 1:51 p.m. The accompanying entries include third-degree theft, obstruction of a public servant, and controlled-substance possession. Third-degree theft appears twice in the supplied table under different citation numbers; it is described here once rather than counted as two separate arrests. LVPD is listed as the arresting agency.

Bonnie Marie Fisk — 10:28 a.m.

Bonnie Marie Fisk was listed as booked at 10:28 a.m. The county table identifies one entry for third-degree theft, attributed to LVPD and Longview Municipal Court. The row lists a $1,000 secured bond amount. A bond entry is not a conviction or proof that the alleged conduct happened.

Colby Theodore Pearson — 9:52 a.m.

Colby Theodore Pearson was listed as booked at 9:52 a.m. The associated court entries include a protection-order violation, harassment, felony telephone harassment, contempt of court, and a stalking-related allegation. The agency is Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office (CCSO), with Cowlitz County Superior Court listed. These are record descriptions and do not establish that the allegations have been proven.

Samuel Bryce Reid — 8:09 a.m.

Samuel Bryce Reid was listed as booked at 8:09 a.m. The county table includes attempted eluding, reckless driving, third-degree driving while license suspended, and an ignition-interlock-related licensing entry. The listed agency is KEPD, and the court is Cowlitz County Superior Court.

What a Daily Booking List Can—and Cannot—Tell Us

Eight names in a booking report can represent very different legal situations: traffic-related allegations, pending criminal allegations, multiple court entries, or holds connected to existing proceedings. It is tempting to treat each line as a new offense, but a single booking can produce several administrative and court records. That distinction matters for readers trying to understand how local law enforcement and courts operate.

A community deserves timely, reliable information. People named in a jail roster also deserve accuracy and the presumption of innocence. Unless a court record establishes otherwise, the allegations above remain allegations. A later release, dismissal, charge amendment, or court ruling may change how an entry should be understood.

Source and Reporting Notes

Source: Cowlitz County Corrections — Jail Bookings and Cowlitz County Corrections — Inmate Charges. This report was prepared October 26, 2026 from a user-provided snapshot of those official lists. Times are shown as listed by the jail, and the original live roster may subsequently change.

Editorial note: A booking or listed charge does not prove guilt. The information here should not be used as a substitute for official, current court records.

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