ALBANY, Ore. – The registered sex offender accused of pretending to be a teenager to enroll at South Albany High School has been formally charged with three crimes in the Linn County Circuit Court.
According to the Albany Police Department, on December 13, Makayla Ray Craig, 27, posed as a 15-year-old girl and registered for South Albany High School. However, members of a social services program at the high school thought Craig appeared to be an adult, and notified police. After an investigation, Craig was arrested in December but was released without charges.
On December 31, Craig was formally charged with second-degree forgery, computer crime and false swearing. Craig has a previous conviction of third-degree sexual abuse, as well as a 2019 conviction of theft and a conviction for unauthorized use of a vehicle from 2024.
On December 31, Craig was formally charged with second-degree forgery, computer crime and false swearing. Craig has a previous conviction of third-degree sexual abuse, as well as a 2019 conviction of theft and a conviction for unauthorized use of a vehicle from 2024.
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2. Your seat may be moved to our next available training date, even if it is in another location.
3. You can be granted 1 year's worth of access to our skills center and all the training it contains.
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Our Symposium aims to provide the most beneficial and practical experiences for our students. From providing resources, special guest speakers, and also networking and bonding experiences. All of this is costs for us at Intellect-LE. We do our best to cover the travel costs for our instructors as well as resource give aways for students and all of that is paid prior to the course dates. If we have a large amount of students cancel before class, this incurs a large out of pocket expense for use and we would not be able to sustain our course. When you or your agency registers and pays for class we believe you are attending. We understand that circumstances arise so while we do not refund paid seats, we do offer the following options;
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2. Your seat may be moved to our next available training date, even if it is in another location.
3. You can be granted 1 year's worth of access to our skills center and all the training it contains.