28 year old Gregory David Moon arrested yesterday by Blue Lake Tribal Police Department for PC 245(a)(4) assault likely to produce great bodily injury, PC 422(a) criminal threats and PC 273.5(a) domestic violence.
I have contacted Blue Lake Tribal Police Chief Kevin Miller to see if he can release any information about this arrest.
There are 8 search results in Humboldt Superior Court with a 2024 criminal case dismissed after successful completion of diversion, one 2021 traffic case dismissed after proof of correction and a conviction in a 2020 traffic case. I am not going through the civil and family law cases.
The jail log listed Blue Lake Tribal Police as the arresting agency; however HCSO issued a press release at 10:09 a.m.
5/8/26: A complaint was filed today by the Humboldt County DA and Gregory Moon was arraigned today on three felonies and a misdemeanor. Retired Humboldt Superior Court Judge John Feeney set bail at $75,000. Conflict Counsel's Office was appointed. OR bail on 5/12 and preliminary hearing on 5/19.
5/12/26: Humboldt Superior Court Judge Lawrence Killoran denied supervised release for Gregory Moon this afternoon. Custody status was changed to no bail. A criminal protective order was filed and served in court. Senior Deputy District Attorney Roger Rees appeared on the case for the People. Deputy Conflict Counsel David Nims is Moon's attorney.
Alleged victim was present via Zoom and addressed the court. Preliminary hearing remains scheduled for 5/19.
HCSO Press Release:
On May 6, 2026, at approximately 1:47 a.m., Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the 12700 block of State Highway 96 in Hoopa to investigate a reported domestic violence incident.
While deputies were en route, dispatch advised that Hoopa Tribal Police Officers were on scene and standing by with a female victim. Upon arrival, deputies contacted the victim, who reported her husband, 28-year-old Gregory Moon, Jr. physically assaulted her and that she fled the residence on foot. Based upon the initial investigation, statements, and physical evidence collected by deputies, it was determined that a serious violent physical assault occurred.
The victim was evaluated and treated by emergency medical personnel at the scene. Deputies responded to Moon’s residence located in the 9500 block of State Highway 96, and he was taken into custody without incident. He was transported to the Humboldt County Correctional Facility and booked on the following charges:
- PC 245(a)(4) Assault with Force Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury
- PC 273.5(a) Inflict Corporal Injury on Spouse
- PC 422(a) Threaten Crime with Intent to Terrorize
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