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Eugene Police Bust Organized Crime Ring Accused of Targeting Asian-American Families Crime & Courts By Lucille McNamara On Oct 14, 2025 EUGENE, Ore. — Seven foreign nationals, all members of a well-resourced and financially supported crime ring, have been arrested by the Eugene Police Department for allegedly targeting Asian-American families in the area. In what the EPD describes as ‘a chaotic scene’ last Thursday night, the seven men were detained after the police ordered a shelter-in-place that lasted for several hours. The arrests followed a Eugene City Council meeting earlier this month, at which it was revealed that the city’s license plate-reading cameras had captured details of a vehicle that led to a search warrant being served on October 9 in the 2400 block of Skyline Boulevard. A shelter-in-place was declared to prevent the suspects from fleeing the area. The seven men facing charges of burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary are: Steven Alexander Quirogasolano (27), Robinson Camacho Rodrigues (31), William Steven Rodriguez (26), Denison Martinez (24), Jesson Quintero (27), Jhon Alexander Quintero (44), and Jhon Quintero (24). Eugene Lane County Share Twitter Facebook ReddIt WhatsApp Pinterest Email