Salem Woman Arrested Again for Car Theft

(SALEM, Ore. ) - A Salem woman, who had just been released from the Marion County Jail, is back behind bars after stealing a car.

Salem police say at 5:32 AM Tuesday, three females were arrested for stealing a car from Coral Ave. NE, near Silverton Rd.

25-year-old Cassie Acosta, accompanied by two juvenile females, took the car that was parked on Coral Ave.

Officers close to the area found the car and stopped it at Silverton Rd. NE and Evergreen St. NE. The three females were taken into custody.

Additionally she was just released from the Marion County Jail 5 1/2 hours earlier for failing to report to her Parole Officer after being released from prison.

One juvenile was taken to the Marion County Juvenile facility and the other was released to a parent.

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Anonymous January 25, 2013 11:11 am (Pacific time)

Grow Up

Anonymous January 25, 2013 11:09 am (Pacific time)

Hmm. you must be the one who was in the get away car while Jason Allan Smith broke ito a car at the Salem Center on November 14, 2010. Grow Up!

Cassie November 8, 2012 12:08 am (Pacific time)

Yea this is true about me stealing this car after being released from jail 5 hoge.urs earlier. I was in jail, not for not reporting to my PO but for a PCS charge. I also didnt just get released from prison, I was actually released in May of 2005 and did a year on parole so when this happened I was not on supervision. This just shows what METH addiction does to a person. METH addiction affects each person differently and is not good. I did get treatment which did not only focus on drug addiction but on alot of underlying issues of what causes people to turn to things that numb them where they dont feel their feelngs. So yea, I believe whoever posts this, should get ALL the facts correct. Today I am clean, off parole, working full time and loving life.

Shiara July 18, 2007 5:46 pm (Pacific time)

It sounds like the prisons must be too generous to the inmates, if they want to go back so bad!

Neal Feldman July 18, 2007 8:22 am (Pacific time)

Prison is a deterrent... NOT!

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