Dad who allegedly drugged girls at Lake Oswego sleepover placed on GPS tracking device

Michael Meyden, the Lake Oswego man charged with various crimes after allegedly drugging three 12-year-old girls at a sleepover and was subsequently released on bail, was required by Clackamas County Circuit Court to be monitored with GPS tracking in a court decision this week.

Meyden allegedly put Temazepam in smoothies he made for the girls during a sleepover and the girls subsequently blacked out, felt the effects of the drugs 12 hours later and were treated at Randall Children’s Hospital following the incident in August 2023.

A judge set bail at $50,000 and barred Meyden from going near schools and other areas based on the terms of his release. He was charged with three counts each of causing another to ingest a controlled substance, application of a schedule-IV controlled substance and delivery of a controlled substance to a minor.

The Oregonian first reported news of the GPS tracking device requirement.