Woodburn Man Who Wore Vests Packed with Fake Bombs During Robbery Attempts Sentenced to 8 Years

'Heightened level of callousness': Woodburn man sentenced for robberies with fake bomb vest

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A Woodburn man was sentenced to prison for committing a string of robberies while wearing a fake explosive vest and detonator, authorities announced Monday. Marion County District Attorney's Office said 34-year-old Nicholas Contreras-Salmion was sentenced to eight years in prison along with three years of post-prison supervision. In January 2025, Contreras-Salmion approached a register at Crossroads Grocery in Woodburn an…

Woodburn man who wore vests packed with fake bombs during robbery attempts sentenced to 8 years

A Woodburn man was sentenced to more than 8 years in prison for robbing a convenience store and attempting to rob another one while wearing fake bomb vests.

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