Hoopa Valley Tribe Shooting Incidents & Violence
Key Questions
What occurred during the May 13 traffic stop involving Hoopa Police Department?
On May 13, 2026, Hoopa Tribal Police detained two individuals, Halli and Delbert Pole, during a traffic stop on River Road for violating exclusion orders. The stop also involved a dog and child, and the individuals were accused of breaching a Hoopa Tribal ban.
What was the Feather Alert for Dan’des’ne Moorehead and how was it resolved?
A Feather Alert was issued for 14-year-old Dan’des’ne Moorehead who had been reported missing. The alert was cancelled on May 13, 2026, after the juvenile was located and safely reunited with family.
What charges is Gregory Moon facing in relation to recent incidents?
Gregory Moon, a domestic violence suspect, was held to answer on all charges following his preliminary hearing. These include wife assault arrest and stabbing murder charge, with prior history of DV, casino arrests, homicide, and shootings.
How is the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office supporting tribal law enforcement?
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office will supervise tribal officers during investigations of state crimes and has deputized tribal officers for this purpose. This oversight includes coordination with Hoopa Tribal Police on public safety matters.
What other recent violence incidents are tied to the Hoopa Valley area?
Incidents include a May 9 drive-by shooting in Willow Creek involving a red Hummer, along with reports of prior homicides, shootings, and MMIP cases. Tolowa and Yurok alerts have also been connected to the ongoing public safety concerns.
Public safety crisis escalates: May13 Hoopa PD exclusion violations Halli/Delbert Pole River Rd traffic stop (dog/child); May9 Willow Creek drive-by red Hummer; Dan’des’ne Moorehead 14yo Feather Alert cancelled May13; wife assault arrest, stabbing murder charge; prior DV, casino arrests, homicide, shootings/MMIP; HCSO oversight/tribal patrols. Tolowa/Yurok alerts tie in.