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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, September 17, 2003
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*A citizen in the 400
block of Caves Hwy. said
a girl was being assaulted
in a nearby fight. Deputies
said they were unable to
locate those involved in a
fight.
*Steven Michael
Koepke, 19, was cited for
an illegal fire in the 8000
block of Illinois River
Road.
*In the 3200 block of
Lakeshore Drive a woman
said she saw two men per-
forming oral sex on each
other at the Selma Ceme-
tery at 9:29 p.m. She said
she chased them off.
*In the 2600 block of
Demaray Drive some citi-
zens said a poodle and re-
triever-mix dog were hit
by a car and appeared to be
dead. Deputies left a mes-
sage for the dogs’ owners.
*A citizen in the
10400 block of Takilma
Road said loud music in
the area was a continuing
problem.
*Chad E. Richardson,
25, was arrested on a
charge of driving under the
influence of an intoxicant.
*A citizen said two
bears were visible walking
in a wooded area in the
900 block of N. Old Stage
Road.
Sunday, August 31
*In the 3600 block of
Lone Mountain Road a
man said he was pepper
sprayed by another man.
Deputies said it was over a
trespassing dispute.
*Norman B. Peterson,
24, was cited for failure to
change his address on his
driver’s license near the
intersection of Eight Dollar
Road and Redwood Hwy.
*In the 3000 block of
Lone Mountain Road a
man said he heard a “may
day” call over his ham ra-
dio. He said someone was
being harassed, possibly
with a gun. Peter S. Irvin,
38, was detained a released
by deputies and warned for
trespassing.
*In the 200 block of S.
Watkins a woman said she
lost her keys.
*At Jubilee Park, Kim
Hursh, 50, was told to
leave and never come back
to the park by deputies.
Her parole officer was also
notified.
*In the 18400 block of
Redwood Hwy. deputies
warned two men over a
reported case of road rage.
Neither man wanted to
pursue charges.
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check on a house where
dogs were howling for four
days and there were buz-
zards in the area. Deputies
said the location was a va-
cant house and they did not
see dogs or buzzards.
*Deputies responded
to a verbal argument be-
tween roommates in the
200 block of Airport
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*At Jubilee Park two
teenagers had a fight.
Deputies filed a report for
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*A citizen in the
27800 block of Redwood
Hwy. said a vehicle was
driving north in a reckless
manner.
*A woman in the 5600
block of Caves Hwy. said
a man that was kicked out
of the house two days ago
had entered the house
through a window to get a
VCR. Deputies filed a re-
port for second-degree
theft.
Monday, Sept. 1
*In the 31000 block of
Redwood Hwy. deputies
responded to an automo-
bile crash at 11:35 a.m.
Two people were trans-
ported to Three Rivers
Community Hospital for
their injuries. No more
information was given.
*In the 2500 block of
deputies responded to a
landlord and tenant dis-
pute.
*In the 23600 block of
Redwood Hwy. a woman
wanted deputies to check
on the welfare of her
grandchild. She said a man
at the residence could
harm the child. Deputies
said the man was not there
and everything was OK.
*In the 1500 block of
Boundary Road a man said
a woman claimed she
wanted to take a car and go
kill herself. Deputies for-
warded a description of her
vehicle to other agencies
for patrol.
Tuesday, Sept. 2
*Deputies responded
to a non-injury accident on
Redwood Hwy. in Kerby.
A vehicle went into a
ditch.
*A citizen said three
horses were spotted run-
ning on Illinois River Road
in the 100 block. Deputies
were unable to locate the
horses.
*In the 200 block of S.
Caves Hwy. Robin Marie
Logan, 41, and Richard A.
Day, 62, were arrested and
transported to the Jose-
phine County Jail in
Grants Pass for a domestic
dispute.
*A man in the 100
block of S. Redwood Hwy.
reported his cell phone was
missing. The item was val-
ued at $100.
*In the 3600 block of
Lone Mountain Road
deputies seized 47 mature
marijuana plants.
*In the 6400 block of
Lakeshore Drive a woman
said a man was yelling at
her concerning a divorce.
Deputies said the couple
was going to try to work
out their personal property
issues.
*In the 5600 block of
Caves Hwy. a woman said
a couple “repossessed” her
vehicle because her ex-
boyfriend owed them
money. Deputies filed a
report for a stolen vehicle.
*In the 500 block of
W. River Street a woman
said a jeep heading toward
town was driving too fast.
*Deputies received a
report of a deceased deer
in the road in the 23500
block of Redwood Hwy.
*In the 300 block of
Waldamar Road deputies
recovered the vehicle re-
moved illegally from the
5600 block of Caves Hwy.
earlier in the evening.
*Rita M Templin, 52,
was placed on a peace offi-
cer mental hold at “Forks”
Park. She was transported
to Three Rivers Commu-
nity Hospital.
Wednesday, Sept. 3
*In the 100 block of
Caves Avenue a man said
someone was using a busi-
ness dumpster for personal
trash. Deputies said the
man dumping the trash
was advised.
*In the 100 block of
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