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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, November 3, 2004
(Editor’s Note: Factual
information for ‘Blotter’ is
provided by official law
enforcement agencies. All
persons listed are innocent
until proven guilty in a
court of law. Charges can
be amended or dismissed.)
* * *
Saturday, Oct. 16
*After a vehicle pursuit
on Caves Hwy. And Holland
Loop at speeds exceeding 100
mph, a driver was cited for
reckless driving and a charge
of reckless endangering was
referred to the county DA’s
office.
*Loud, bass-driven mu-
sic was coming from the vi-
cinity of Waldo and O’Brien
Roads, a woman complained.
*Assaulted on Waldo
Road by a yelling man who
had been drinking, a man
with a fat lip declined medi-
cal attention and did not press
charges.
*On Fir Drive, a woman
wanted her ex-husband
warned for trespassing. She
was advised of her options.
*Four runaway boys, 13
to 15, were found camping in
the 12000 block of Takilma
Road. Two were taken home,
and two were arrested on
charges including failure to
appear (FTA) on original
charges of attempted burglary
and criminal mischief and
taken to the Juvenile Justice
Center in Grants Pass.
*A troublesome drifter
well-known to deputies was
counseled about trespassing,
and wandering in and out of
traffic in the 17000 block of
Redwood Hwy. around 5:30
p.m.
*A bloodstained blanket
aroused suspicion on
Westside Road. A deputy
found that it contained a deer
carcass.
*On Caves Hwy., a
woman complained that a
motor home had been block-
ing her driveway and that of
her neighbor since yesterday.
*Drivers in Cave Junc-
tion were warned for defec-
tive equipment.
*Unable to retrieve her
belongings from a Lakeshore
Drive residence from which
she’d recently moved, a
woman sought a deputy’s
assistance.
*An assault rifle, hand-
gun, scanner and ammo clips
were taken from an incident
on Takilma Road for safe-
keeping and a report filed.
*After returning home, a
girl was removed from the
runaway list.
Sunday, Oct. 17
*No information avail-
able for this date.
Monday, Oct. 18
*Caught attempting to
steal gasoline from a vehicle
on N. Sawyer Avenue, a 20-
something man “from Ash-
land” was gone upon a dep-
uty’s arrival.
*A driver on Redwood
Hwy. in Selma was warned
for following too close.
* “P h o n e p r o bl e ms”
caused a series of 911 hang-
up calls from a residence on
Lakeshore Drive.
*The owner of a vacant
home in CJ reported difficul-
ties with transients staying in
the house.
*On Addison Lane, a
woman who flagged down a
driver to tell her to slow
down was told to get off the
road.
*A woman on S. Caves
Avenue said a bearded man
attempted to scale her back
fence.
*Gunshots heard on
Hogue Drive were a cause for
concern, as one of the bullets
ricocheted off a man’s house.
The complainant was advised
to stay inside.
*John L. Bliss, 30, was
arrested on a charge of proba-
tion violation and lodged in
Josephine County Jail.
We don't receive
wisdom; we must
discover it for our-
selves after a journey
that no one can take
us or spare us.
- Marcel Proust -
Tuesday, Oct. 19
*Two windows valued at
$700 were reported broken at
Lorna Byrne Middle School.
*Robbie’s Automotive
on N. Redwood Hwy. was
broken into and the office
ransacked, a very upset man
reported at 8:08 a.m.
*A man wanted on a
warrant charging parole vio-
lation turned himself in at the
I.V. Substation. He was
lodged in county jail.
*One of two drivers in-
volved in a non-injury acci-
dent in Downtown CJ was
cited for not having an opera-
tor’s permit.
*Unaware of any prob-
lem, an employee at a busi-
ness in the 400 block of S.
Redwood Hwy. could not
explain why a 911 call would
have been made from that
location.
*On Caves Hwy. a man
and woman were arguing
over a mutually owned car.
However, the issue had ap-
parently been resolved be-
fore a deputy got there.
*A man said he had not
been allowed to retrieve his
horse from a location on Lau-
rel Road because the property
owner felt he was owed
money.
*Unable to contact her
father on Redwood Hwy. by
phone due to a busy signal for
more than 24 hours, a woman
requested a welfare check. He
was found to be fine.
*A driver was warned for
following too closely, and
another warned for speeding
on Redwood Hwy. near Lau-
rel Road around 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 20
*Highl y intoxicated
guests at the Junction Inn
were singing the “Star Span-
gled Banner” at 1:48 a.m.,
much to the annoyance of
another guest who chose not
to confront them as they were
“aggressive.”
*Three people, one of
whom was hostile and unco-
operative, were warned for
standing on the roadway on
S. Kerby Avenue around 2:30
a.m.
*A 44-year-old woman
was cited on charges of hav-
ing no operator’s permit,
driving uninsured, and ex-
pired tags. She was also
warned for failure to signal
when stopped on W. Watkins
Street at 2:46 a.m.
*A deputy investigated
the suspicious tooting of a car
horn “between Laurel Road
and River Street” at 5:15 a.m.
*Stephen Ray Clardy,
48, was cited to appear on
charges of third-degree theft
and removed from the prem-
ises of Shop Smart.
*After breaking in to her
residence on Laurel Road, a
woman’s estranged husband
was refusing to leave. He did,
after a deputy arrived.
*A CJ woman said some-
one had taken and cashed
some of her checks for a total
of $240.
*Some sort of distur-
bance involving a blue car
and a woman screaming was
said to have occurred on
Sixth Street in Kerby, but no
evidence of such was located.
*Another woman re-
ported theft and forgery of
checks. The thief attempted to
take $1,400.
Thursday, Oct. 21
*Because he was yelling
about his clothes being dirty,
a 15-year-old boy’s mother
phoned for deputy contact.
The boy was counseled about
his behavior and, since he had
missed the bus, given a ride
to school.
*Though no one else had
been in the residence, a
“disturbed” woman on
Schumacher Street said a man
she’d been arguing with had
threatened to choke her.
*Stripped entirely of
identifying numbers, engine
and transmission, a four-door
Nissan was discovered on
forest service property near
O’Brien.
*About his work on W.
Lister Street, a “repo man”
recovered a car.
*A man and woman were
having a verbal altercation at
a drinking establishment in
Cave Junction around 8 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 22
*Down across the road-
way, a large tree was block-
ing traffic on Holland Loop at
9:36 a.m.
*Three men were seen
leaving a storage shed at a
residence on O’Brien Road
with toolboxes.
*Three individuals who
were drinking behind Caves
Mini Mall were told to move
on.
*In the 6000 block of
Lakeshore Drive a man re-
ported that his residence and
barn had been burgled.
*Drivers “doing donuts”
on a vacant lot on E. River
Street knocked down a
“Stop” sign.
*Entering an unlocked
door, thieves made off with
a .357 Smith & Wesson, a
man reported.
*Extra patrol was con-
ducted at Illinois Valley High
School.
Saturday, Oct. 23
*Problems with the
phone resulted in an unwar-
ranted 911 call from the 6000
block of Holland Loop
around 1 a.m.
*Henry James Hopman,
42, was cited on a charge of
driving while suspended
(DWS), driving uninsured,
and failure to signal a turn on
Caves Hwy. at 2:46 a.m.
*Up a very muddy road
on Althouse Creek, a pre-
sumably stolen Toyota 4-
Runner, stripped of engine,
transmission and tires, was
discovered by a hunter.
*Darrin Thomas Cook,
34, was arrested on a charge
of DUII and transported to
Josephine County Jail. The
vehicle was impounded.
*Though it was reported
that three youths on skate-
boards were “tearing things
up” in the pavilion area at
Jubilee Park, nothing was
amiss and those people con-
tacted were not causing trou-
ble.
*Her
deceased
neighbor’s relatives were
yelling at her husband while
he tried to repair a fence, a
woman said at quarter after 2.
The neighbors were threaten-
ing to kill her animals.
*Combative, and with an
injury to the head, a man was
transported to Three Rivers
Community Hospital follow-
ing a roll-over motor vehicle
accident (MVA) in the 4000
block of Caves Hwy. around
6 p.m.
*Glenn Maurites
Struyck, 53, was cited on
charges of DWS, and driving
uninsured on W. River Street
around 10 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 24
*At 1:30 a.m. a woman
in the 500 block of Caves
Hwy. reported a Ford pickup
truck stolen.
*Sometime during the
night, three vehicles in the
300 block of Caves Hwy.
were entered; a window was
broken out of one, and a knife
worth $20 stolen.
*An abandoned vehicle
on Deer Creek Road was
checked out.
*Beaten up by his girl
friend, a mildly intoxicated
man declined to press
charges.
Monday, Oct. 25
*An anonymous caller
reported an erratic driver
headed north on Redwood
Hwy. from Kerby at 8 a.m.
*Someone took a bicycle
without permission from a
residence in the 900 block of
Caves Hwy.
*Rusty, with flat tires
and a bent rim, a bicycle was
discovered near Lorna Byrne
Middle School.
*Parked in an odd place
on Kerby Mainline Road, a
vehicle with a California li-
cense plate on the front and
an Oregon license plate on
the rear aroused suspicion.
*A home owner re-
quested extra patrol coverage
while on vacation.
*Following a complaint
of several items stolen from a
residence on Warren Road,
reports of ID theft, credit-card
fraud and second-degree theft
were filed.
*“Kids playing with the
phone” dialed 911 from a
residence on Happy Camp
Road.
*Many tools including
three power drills, and a
Sawsall, as well as a screen
tent were reported stolen
from an unlocked shed in the
900 block of Caves Hwy.
Tuesday, Oct. 26
*A woman said that two
persons who were in her
home for a short time left
marijuana there.
*Deputies helped a
woman recover her dog from
an address on Rockydale
Road.
*In the 33000 block of
Redwood Hwy. a business
owner reported a break-in.
*An empty, roll-away
tool chest with a given value
of $5,700 rolled away from a
carport on Kerby Avenue.
Wednesday, Oct. 27
*On W. River Street, a
woman reported the theft of
two bicycles and a golf um-
brella.
*Recycled materials
were on fire in a dumpster
near CJ Select Market, a man
reported at 4 a.m.
*Disoriented while walk-
ing home, a man ducked into
a church on Holland Loop,
setting off an alarm at 5:42
a.m.
*A woman said her hus-
band threw her to the floor
and smothered her earlier this
morning.
*Medication valued at
$75 was taken from an
unlocked vehicle near Selma
Select Market around 1 p.m.
*Three homeless men
were drinking beer with a
youth, a man on Caves Ave-
nue reported.
*A woman on Caves
Avenue complained that
homeless men were ap-
proaching schoolchildren on
the way to class.
*In a case of continuing
harassment, a man on Caves
Hwy. said a woman drove by
his house and pointed a pistol
at him.
*When she confronted a
mushroom picker trespassing
on her property, the man be-
came belligerent and spun his
tires, tearing up the driveway,
a woman on French Peak
Road said at 2:13 p.m.
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[TNT]
[DISN]
[SCIFI]
[DISC]
[ANPL]
[COM]
[CRT]