Police still searching for home invasion robbery suspect

Update (01/25/17 4:45 p.m.) — Police say four suspects allegedly involved in an armed home invasion robbery in Medford have been arrested, but officers are still searching for 18-year-old Anthony Michael Moreno, along with a handgun and baseball bat that were used during the robbery.

Moreno has a felony warrant out for his arrest for robbery, burglary and assault.

The following is a list of those arrested so far, according to a media release made by the Medford Police Department. They each been charged with three counts of robbery in the second degree, burglary in the first degree, and two counts of assault in the third degree.:

  • 18-year-old, Christian Lamar Brice
  • 20-year-old Jabriel Aaquann Fleming
  • 18-year-old Alejandro Medina-Mello
  • 17-year-old Alfonso Kesler

Police said a mother and her two sons, ages 17 and 12, were in the residence at the time of the robbery. The mother sustained bruising and swelling in the incident. her sons were not injured.


Medford, Ore. – Police are seeking to young men in connection with an armed home invasion robbery in Medford.

According to Medford Police, a female victim opened her door around 1:00 Monday morning after she heard someone knocking and asking for a family member.

Once the door was opened, five people rushed in and assaulted her. The suspects then stole items from the residence before they fled.

Younger family members of the victim were in the residence at the time, but they are okay. The female suffered facial injuries but will recover.

Police said during the robbery, the younger family members were “menaced” with a handgun.

MPD said they were able to track down three of the suspects and most of the stolen property, but they’re still looking for 18-year-old Anthony Moreno and 17-year-old Alfonso Kesler. The pair should be considered armed and dangerous.

Officers said the gun used in the incident and a baseball bat have not yet been recovered.

Police will release more information at a later time.

If you have any information, call MPD’s non-emergency line at 541-770-4783.

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