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Wednesday, July 7, 2021 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
A slip on the trail...
CHARGE: Spa owner
was taken into custody
last week
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reported that she was a vic-
tim of Sexual Abuse III and
harassment while at the spa.
Deputies contacted Boyle
at Hop in the Spa and placed
him under arrest on charges
of practicing massage with-
out a license (three counts),
Sex Abuse III (one count),
and harassment (one count).
Under Oregon law, third-
degree sex abuse is a Class
A misdemeanor involving
unwanted sexual contact.
Through the investiga-
tion, investigators learned
Boyle had performed mas-
sages on several women
without a proper license.
Investigators believe there
are other citizens who may
have received a massage
from Boyle in the past.
Those citizens are encour-
aged to contact Deputy
Michael Hudson at 541-
693-6911 and reference case
21-30013.
Boyle was later lodged
at the Deschutes County
Sheriff9s Office Jail.
Boyle sent an email to
The Nugget on July 4, stating
that he would <be holding a
press conference Tuesday
[July 6] regarding the false
charges leveled by the
PHOTO COURTESY DCSO
Mike Boyle.
Deschutes County Sheriff9s
Office and district attorney.=
Hop in the Spa opened
in 2016, offering what was
purported to be <a relax-
ing and healthful soak in a
cedar tub infused with hops
and essential oils 4 in addi-
tion to massage and a steam
room.=
PHOTO COURTESY JEFFERSON COUNTY SHERIFF9S OFFICE
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office received a call on Wednesday, June 30, regarding a woman who
broke her ankle while hiking a trail along the Metolius River. Jefferson County’s volunteer Search and
Rescue Hasty Team responded and got the woman back to the trailhead and on her way to the hospital.
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ATTENTION ARTISANS: NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO REACH THE PEOPLE OF SISTERS
Oregon Artisan Showcase
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In Oregon we like to buy Oregon. Sisters’ locals and visitors
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August 4, 2021
Includes a 165-word story
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