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(Editor’s Note: Names,
ages, addresses, incidents and
charges are provided by offi-
cial law enforcement agencies.
All persons listed in this report
are innocent until proven
guilty in a court of law.
Charges can be amended or
dismissed.)
***
Sunday, Dec. 14
*A man passed a field
sobriety test in the 25600
block of Redwood Hwy. at
12:42 a.m.
*In the 25800 block of
Redwood Hwy. Nicky
George Ziegler, 22, was
arrested on charges of fel-
ony elude, reckless driv-
ing, driving under the in-
fluence of an intoxicant,
and resisting arrest. Ziegler
was bleeding from his face
and claimed to have been
beaten at the time of arrest.
He was unable to identify a
suspect at the scene due to
his high level of intoxica-
tion, deputies said.
*In the 300 block of E.
River Street a woman said
minors were in possession
of alcohol or drugs at a
party. Deputies were un-
able to respond due to lim-
ited resources.
*A citizen said a
fender was on the road at
the Hay’s Hill summit af-
ter a non-injury motor ve-
hicle accident. Brandon
Joseph Griffin, 25, was
cited for violation of the
basic rule (driving too fast
for conditions) at 5:51 p.m.
*A man in the 300
block of Hanby Lane said
he is being harassed by
another man in regards to a
recent break-up with his
girlfriend. The man said
the harasser wanted $10 or
he “would kill him.”
*In the 300 block of
S. Caves Avenue a woman
said two suspicious men
came to her door; then
went to Jubilee Park.
Deputies were unable to
locate them.
*In the 200 block of
W. Stevenson Street a
woman said her elderly
mother died. No name was
given. I.V. Funeral Home
was contacted.
*In the 4800 block of
Dick George Road a man
said he misdialed 911.
*A man in the 5900
block of Deer Creek Road
said three dogs were chas-
ing and biting at his
horses. He shot his gun
into the air to scare them
away. One of the dogs also
reportedly had killed a tur-
key previously.
*On Illinois River
Road deputies stopped a
man with a Christmas tree.
The man had a permit at-
tached to it.
*Two acres of pasture
and several trees were
damaged after four-
wheelers were on his prop-
erty, said a man in the 600
block of Deer Creek Road.
St. Patrick of the Forest
Catholic Church
The year will come to
a close at midnight on
Wednesday, Dec. 31 and
we will welcome 2004.
To begin this new
year, we will celebrate a
Mass at 10 a.m. in honor
of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, Mother of God.
On Sunday, Jan. 4 we
will celebrate the Epiphany
of the Lord, with the Gos-
pel reading from Matthew,
which tells the story of the
Magi following the star to
Bethlehem to pay homage
to the child Jesus.
Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, December 31, 2003