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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, July 27, 2005
(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, July 9
*Several traffic signs
were pulled down and left in
the middle of Old Stage Road
between Caves Hwy. and
River Street, it was reported
to the county department of
public works.
*Mischievous dolts (or
dolt) gained entry to Caves
Mini Mall and kicked in the
doors to every business.
Some offices were ransacked,
and cash was taken from sev-
eral.
*On Fir Drive, a 13-year-
old runaway was fighting
with her sister and mother.
The girl jumped the fence and
fled upon a deputy’s arrival.
*Three 911 hang-up calls
were received from a public
phone in Downtown Cave
Junction around 6:30 p.m. No
problem was found.
*Someone attempted to
enter a residence on Ollis
Road, but they were foiled by
a deadbolt, a woman re-
ported.
Sunday, July 10
*This morning the clever
sign-puller chose to concen-
trate his efforts on Laurel
Road between Caves Hwy.
and River Street, felling some
“Stop” signs.
*A van was reportedly
on fire and smoking on S.
Junction Ave. at 8 a.m.
*“Distant in-law rela-
tives” just barged into a
man’s home on Rockydale
Road and became hostile, he
said when he phoned from his
neighbor’s place at quarter
after 4 p.m.
*A witness saw three
middle school-aged children
leave Cave Junction Swim-
ming Pool, where a door had
been smashed.
*Sporting long hair and
camouflage clothing, a dirt-
bike rider eluded deputies
into woods near the power
line road between Holton
Creek Road and Kerby
Mainline Road.
Monday, July 11
*Teen-agers who ran off
toward cabins behind the for-
mer Blue Marlin Inn were
said to have been throwing
potatoes at cars on Redwood
Hwy. at 12:30 p.m. No dam-
age was reported, and a dep-
uty was unable to locate the
pranksters.
*Although nothing was
removed, a portable class-
room on the Illinois Valley
High School campus was
entered and ransacked, ac-
cording to a custodian.
*Two vehicles on Addi-
son Lane were unlawfully
entered and ransacked, result-
ing in the loss of a wallet and
checkbook, and damage to
one car door.
*At the Old Deer Creek
Park, an unoccupied Ford
pick-up truck with plates
from another vehicle was
parked near evidence of a
campsite. Notice was left for
the owner to pack up and
leave immediately.
*Grouchy because the
neighbor’s dogs bark at him
when he and they are outside,
an Addison Lane man was
said to be yelling at the dog
owners at 7 p.m.
*In the 36000 block of
Redwood Hwy. a fanny pack
with narcotic medications
was taken from an unlocked
vehicle, someone com-
plained.
*Because he suspected
that the driver of a vehicle
which habitually speeds up
and down S. Junction Ave.
was dealing drugs at Jubilee
Park, a caller threatened to
“go after” the driver with a
baseball bat. He was repeat-
edly advised not to do so at
6:30 p.m.
*Called to an address in
the 9000 block of Takilma
Road to oust some trespass-
ers, deputies arrested Donna
Elene Moseley, 40, on a war-
rant charging a conditional
release violation. She also
was charged with possession
of a controlled substance
(PCS), methamphetamine.
The original trespassing call
was deemed unfounded.
*After he reported that
his wife had been missing for
nearly 48 hours, David Ro-
land Graves, 48, was himself
arrested on a charge of PCS
and lodged in county jail.
*In a Cave Junction bar
at 9:40 p.m., a man reportedly
picked up a pool table and
then dropped it, causing $370
damage. When told to leave,
the man became angry and
threw his beer all over the
place.
Tuesday, July 12
*What began as a wrong
number became a week-long
ordeal as the callers kept
phoning back, harassing and
making threats, a man re-
ported. He was advised about
telephone harassment.
*A
woman
on
Schumacher Street was con-
cerned when she saw a man
with a baseball bat chasing a
teen-ager down the street at
4:39 p.m.
*Unhappy with food
purchased at a Cave Junction
store, a man had his money
returned but then wanted
more food -- for free. He left
prior to a deputy’s arrival.
*Some $5,000 worth of
decking material was taken
from a residence on Illinois
River Road.
*A youngster on Dick
George Road dialed 911 in
error, her grandmother said at
9:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 13
*A woman on Dick
George Road wanted help
with a physically and verbally
aggressive houseguest who
had overstayed her welcome
and would not leave. All par-
ties were advised of their op-
tions.
*At Jubilee Park a
bearded, “half-naked black
man” was said to have uri-
nated in front of a group of
children attending a Boys &
Girls Club function.
*No reason was found
for an alarm at the Selma Post
Office at approximately 5
p.m.
*Parked on McMullen
Creek Road, a locked car was
broken into, the stereo pulled
out, a speaker removed, items
taken from the glove box and
a set of tires and rims belong-
ing to the vehicle were taken
as well, the owner said.
*Washing herself in a
bucket near the entrance to
Illinois River “Forks” State
Park, a woman with a car
with one door missing be-
came belligerent when con-
fronted repeatedly by other
park guests who objected to
her exposing herself in front
of children.
*Robert Lloyd Speck,
42, was cited on warrants
charging failure to appear
(FTA) on charges including
interfering with a police offi-
cer, harassment and disor-
derly conduct after he com-
plained that his girlfriend
would not leave his residence
on Ollis Road.
*Someone in a blue car
was racing up and down Red-
wood Hwy. between mile-
posts 19 and 20, two callers
said at 9:05 p.m.
*A Takilma resident
noted a person who was rac-
ing an ATV up and down
Waldo Road who seemed
suspicious.
*Someone again was
messing with Laurel Road
street signs, a caller said at 11
p.m.
Thursday, July 14
*Several people were
involved in a physical alterca-
tion on Schumacher Street at
8:32 a.m. Afterward, Yvette
Tene Baty, 30, was arrested
on a charge of unauthorized
use of a vehicle (UUV).
*A fellow reported that
he had been assaulted at a
mining claim off Holland
Loop the day before.
*The driver of a silver- or
gray-colored Ford “dually”
was said to be all over the
place on Lakeshore Drive near
11 a.m.
*At the I.V. Substation it
was reported that a man on
Hummingbird Road threat-
ened to beat the mail carrier
with a baseball bat if his mail
wasn’t delivered properly.
*An unwelcome house-
guest on Dick George Road,
who was leaving, claimed to
own a goat, worth $750, that
the complainant also claimed.
*“Stop” signs were
pulled down on Old Stage
Road.
*A Kerby woman was
issued a parking citation on
W. Lister Street at N. Kerby
Ave. at 2:22 p.m.
*Valued at $350, a gen-
erator was reportedly taken
from the 300 block of W.
Sixth Street in Kerby at 2:44
p.m.
*A guy on Deer Creek
Road said that another man
threatened to kill him and his
wife.
*Youngsters riding a
motorcycle without helmets
on Tracy Lane concerned an
anonymous caller at 5:30
p.m.
*An apparently intoxi-
cated man fell off his bike on
Deer Creek Road. He de-
clined medical attention.
*An unwelcome person
came onto a property in the
23000 block of Redwood
Hwy. and threatened some-
one with a knife, a woman
said.
*In the 400 block of S.
Redwood Hwy. a “repo man”
did his thing at 10:30 p.m.
Friday, July 15
*Though a man in Kerby
believed that someone stole
his albino kitten, the cat was
found in the residence.
*A home in the 2000
block of Cave Hwy. was ran-
sacked upstairs and down, a
woman said.
*Michael James Hood,
19, was cited and released on
charges of shoplifting at Shop
Smart Food Warehouse.
*Liberty Warfield, 21,
was cited on charges of hav-
ing no operator’s license and
no insurance when contacted
in the 27000 block of Red-
wood Hwy. at 8 p.m.
*Said to be bleeding
from the face near the Brown
Barn Laundromat at 8:30
p.m., a bearded man in a
blood-soaked shirt and blue
jeans walked away and was
not found.
Thursday, June 14
*A couple arguing on
Norman Road were advised
to separate before things esca-
lated.
*An anonymous com-
plainant was upset by loud
music coming from a Cave
Junction business at 11:08
p.m.
*Seven hairbrushes and
$5 in change were taken from
a CJ hair salon, and the front
window was damaged with a
rock, resulting in $25 dam-
age.
*A continuing problem
with a trespassing neighbor
on Deer Creek Road was re-
ported.
*Down an embankment
and out of reach, a stolen ve-
hicle was discovered on Lone
Mountain Road at 3:30 p.m.
*Four of five men swim-
ming nude near “first bridge”
and “exposing themselves”
concerned a caller who called
to say so at 4:30 p.m. Swim-
mers, nude or otherwise, were
not located.
*In the 29000 block of
Redwood Hwy., the father of
a girl whose hair was said to
be pulled by a neighbor boy
stormed into that family’s
home and “began yelling,
using obscenities.” Further,
he jerked the boy’s arm in a
“violent and mean” manner,
the boy’s father related, all of
which made the boy’s mother
cry. No charges were filed,
but all were contacted and
advised later the next day.
*After drinking all day at
their place on Lone Mountain
Road, a man’s girlfriend be-
gan beating on his car, he
said. The caller was uncoop-
erative with the call-taker and
hung up.
Friday July 15
*Several men in a white
pickup truck ran a car off the
road and were driving around
on Ken Rose Lane, yelling
and making threats, two call-
ers reported at 2:30 a.m.
*A call for fire district
assistance came from a man
on Sky Crest Drive, (which
isn’t in Illinois Valley, but
bear with us). He said there
was a deer in his pool, thrash-
ing around and tearing the
liner. He requested assistance
with either the deer or the
pool, to prevent 10,000 gal-
lons of water from flowing
into his house. Wouldn’t ya
know it? The deer “self-
extricated,” so everyone re-
turned.
*Some sort of landlord/
tenant dispute was occurring
on Krauss Lane at 11:30 a.m.
*Three men with Califor-
nia IDs, who had been living
near the Illinois River on
Burch Drive for a month,
were given two days to clean
the area entirely or be cited.
*So angry he pulled the
phone from the wall, a man
on E. River Street also called
his grandmother names and
demanded money of her, she
said. Charges of domestic
harassment were referred to
the district attorney.
*Screaming and yelling,
a brother and sister were
fighting in the 2000 block of
Laurel Road a neighbor said
at approximately 4:30 p.m.
*Believed to be highly
intoxicated, two persons in a
green pickup truck were
headed to Selma on Illinois
River Road, a caller said at
quarter to 6 p.m.
*While parked at the
river on Illinois River Road, a
woman said someone
bumped her car, damaging
the bumper.
*Although she hadn’t a
mark on her, a woman in her
early 20s, who claimed to be
pregnant, told the complain-
ant at a CJ business a sad tale
of how her boyfriend had
assaulted her and took her
keys to a truck, which he then
wrecked. Then she disap-
peared into some bushes to
pee and never came back.
Monday, July 18
*On Redwood Hwy.
near Deer Creek Road, a
driver caller saw one vehicle
attempting to right a white
Toyota pickup truck, which
had tipped into a ditch when
the operator pulled too far
over on the shoulder. When
she stopped to assist at 12:20
p.m. she was told repeatedly
“You had better not be calling
the police...” OSP was ad-
vised that the front and rear
plates on one of the vehicles
did not match.
*People who had been
following and harassing a
woman in CJ were warned
about their behavior.
*Tall and skinny with
dark hair, the female driver of
a car with no driver’-side
door was attempting to re-
move pictures from the side
of a building with a crow bar,
said a woman at Shop Smart
at 2:10 p.m.
*Around 2:30 p.m. a red
Dodge pickup truck with
Texas plates backed into her
vehicle at a CJ store, a caller
complained. The bumpers of
the vehicles got stuck to-
gether and damaged, which
the Texans got out and in-
spected before driving away.
A report for failure to leave
name at the scene of an acci-
dent was filed.
*Unknown persons
drove across a yard and into a
metal garage door on W.
River Street, folding the door
“in half,” the caller said.
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