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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, January 18, 2006
(Editor’s Note: Factual
information for ‘Blotter’ is
provided by official law en-
forcement agencies. All per-
sons listed are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of
law. Charges can be
amended or dismissed.)
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Tuesday, Jan. 3
*After he was released
from a traffic stop on Hay’s
Hill at 1 a.m., Edwin Obed
Scott, 39, was recontacted and
cited on warrants charging
failure to appear (FTA) on
charges of contempt of court,
and failure to report to a sanc-
tion program.
*Three times today a man
with a reported history of drug
use phoned a Selma woman to
inform her that he was on his
way over with a gun. She was
told to phone 911 if he showed
up. A deputy left a message to
warn the gun-toting caller
about phoning the woman.
*A Cave Junction woman
wanted the people who threat-
ened to “kill her son and break
every bone in [her] body”
warned about their behavior.
*A warrant charging Mi-
chael Adam Massey, 25, with
FTA on an original charge of
providing false information to
police, was served at the Illi-
nois Valley Substation at 11
a.m.
*On a parking lot on W.
Palmer Street, an unwelcome
man was threatening people
and telling them that he
“owned the place and they
needed to leave.”
*At a Cave Junction finan-
cial firm, a man reported that his
estranged wife had fraudulently
removed funds from his account.
*On S. Old Stage Road a
woman said that someone had
entered her house, leaving a
window and backdoor open,
but that nothing was taken or
damaged.
*On Reeves Creek Road a
gate valued at $150 was report-
edly ripped from its hinges.
*Due to the presence of a
woman who was cussing and
disorderly, a school bus driver
avoided leaving children at
their stop on Redwood Hwy. at
Kerby Mainline Road, a caller
reported. The woman eventu-
ally left on foot toward Sauer’s
Flat.
*Information about a pos-
sibly malnourished horse on
Lakeshore Drive was for-
warded to Josephine County
Animal Control.
*Employee error was re-
sponsible for motion alarms at
Napa Auto Parts on Caves
Hwy.
Wednesday, Jan. 4
*A woman phoned at 5
p.m. to advise that “her grand-
mother was freaking out, but
no assistance was necessary.”
She was to phone again if the
situation changed.
*A rural Cave Junction
man said that a person against
whom he had committed a
crime had phoned to harass
him several times that morning.
*On White Oak Drive a
man said that someone cut the
lock on the main breaker box
to his residence, and also dam-
aged the screen on the laundry
room window.
*The city of Cave Junc-
tion was advised of a “Stop”
sign down on Schumacher
Street at Sawyer Avenue.
*Three firearms with a
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combined value of $1,200 were
reported taken from the closet
of a resident in the 8000 block
of Takilma Road, allegedly by
another resident.
*A woman in her 40s was
said to be driving around CJ,
Kerby and O’Brien in a gray
sedan with a trunk-load of sto-
len guns, which she was trying
to sell. The information was
logged for patrol deputies.
Thursday, Jan. 5
*Following a report of a
suspicious vehicle in front of a
Kerby Avenue residence, a
deputy contacted the driver,
who was evasive as to what she
was doing in the area. She was
cited on a charge of driving
while suspended (DWS) and
her vehicle impounded.
*At 10 a.m. a N. Redwood
Hwy. business owner noted that
a hole had been shot through a
front window.
*A deputy responded to a
verbal altercation on Taurus
Lane around noon.
*County public works was
advised of a “Stop” sign down
on Westside Road at Prottsman
Way.
*Offensive littering was
reported on Ollis Road.
*Following a motor vehi-
cle accident on private property
near River Valley Restaurant, a
warrant was served to James
Anthony Princhetta, 25, on a
charge of FTA on a charge of
driving under the influence of
an intoxicant (DUII). He also
was cited for DWS and failure
to carry proof of insurance and
his vehicle impounded. The
other driver, Allen Aslan Hart,
64, was cited on a charge of
failure to yield the right-of-
way.
*Some lousy cretin stole a
front porch light and two plant-
ers with roses from her
mother’s residence on Hussey
Avenue, a woman said at 4:25
p.m.
*Sometime in the past two
weeks someone entered a resi-
dence on Laurel Road and took
jewelry boxes.
*On Draper Valley Road
it was reported that the locked
door of a storage shed was
pried open, the inside ran-
sacked and a chainsaw and
screwdriver set taken.
*An employee at Cave
Junction Goodwill reported
apparent mistreatment of two
disabled men by their care-
givers.
*Angry, intoxicated, and
possibly also on drugs, the
driver of a dark-colored Chevy
pickup truck was headed to
town from a residence on
Westside Road, a caller said.
*A suspected shoplifter
was said to have caused injury
to an employee at Shop Smart
Food Warehouse while fleeing
with a bag of dog food. The
employee sought treatment for
an injured shoulder at Three
Rivers Community Hospital.
Friday, Jan. 6
*In the 3000 block of
Caves Hwy. a woman said that
her estranged, angry and possi-
bly intoxicated husband was en
route to take the keys to a vehi-
cle. She as advised to phone if
he arrived.
*Following a verbal dis-
turbance in front of Evergreen
Federal Bank which seemed
likely to turn physical, both
parties were warned of their
conduct.
*Four horses were said to
be wandering loose on Warren
Road at 11:22 a.m., but a dep-
uty could not locate them.
*Robert James Myers, 35,
was arrested on a charge of
violating a restraining order
and lodged in Josephine
County Jail.
*No reason could be
found for an alarm at a resi-
dence in the 5000 block of
Takilma Road.
*On S. Redwood Hwy. at
E. Watkins Street, a man was
walking into traffic, causing
cars to stop. This incident was
reported to the man’s parole
officer.
Saturday, Jan. 7
*An anonymous com-
plainant said that a 14-year-old
girl was taken from a residence
on June Drive by a red-haired
man wearing a baseball cap.
*Paul Daniel Pittman Jr.,
38, was arrested on a charge of
violating a restraining order
after he showed up at his es-
tranged wife’s home to take a
pickup truck.
*At 9 a.m. a man noted
that his vehicle, which had
been parked overnight in the
27000 block of Redwood
Hwy., had three smashed win-
dows.
*Somebody siphoned fuel
from a U-Haul truck at Rob-
bie’s Auto Care.
*Phoning from Oakland,
Calif., a woman said that her
car, which had been left where
it had broken down near Caves
Christian Fellowship in Kerby,
was gone when her brother
returned to retrieve it.
Sunday, Jan. 8
*At 2:23 a.m. an intoxi-
cated man phoned from Down-
town CJ requesting help secur-
ing lodging for the night.
*A man with whom she has
frequent difficulty with was
across the road verbally harassing
her, a woman in Downtown CJ
said at 8:52 a.m.
*With a reported blood
alcohol content (BAC) of 0.18,
Melissa Ann Marsh, 27, was
cited on a charge of DUII and
her vehicle towed from the
8000 block of Takilma Road.
Her passenger, Katherine M.
Bockstiegel, 29, was cited on a
charge of violation of open
container law and warned for
interfering with a police offi-
cer.
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*Skylar Thomas Melton,
21, was cited on a charge of
DUII with a BAC of 0.15,
warned for an obscured license
plate and failure to maintain a
lane. His vehicle was im-
pounded.
*Some 20 gunshots were
heard in the vicinity of W.
River Street at 1 p.m.
*In the 800 block of
Caves Hwy. two gunshots were
heard at 6:30 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 9
*Jesse Thomas Hopwood-
Camp, 22, was arrested on
warrants charging FTA on
original charges of possession
of a controlled substance
(PCS), and failure to perform
the duties of a driver. He also
was charged with PCS
(methamphetamine) and
lodged in county jail.
*Jeremy
Daniel
Newsome, 29, was cited on
charges of DUII, failure to
leave name at the scene of an
accident, reckless driving and
DWS after reportedly ramming
his car into Art’s Red Garter
Saloon & Steakhouse at 2:17
a.m.
*Attempted theft from
storage sheds was reported at
Illinois Valley Laurel Pines
Golf Course.
*Several times in recent
months, a woman on S. Old
Stage Road has caught a male
subject peering into the win-
dows of their residence and
video-taping the house. The
complainants were advised of
their options.
*Two boys were said to
have poured gasoline down the
middle of McMullen Creek
Road at 12:30 p.m., but there
was said to be no fire at the
time of the report.
*Jacob Wood, 17, was
cited on a charge of third-
degree theft after a shoplifting
incident at Shop Smart Food
Warehouse.
*A man was said to be
lying in the fetal position near
the bridge construction on Red-
wood Hwy. just south of Cave
Junction. Later he was said to
b e s ta g g e r i n g a r o u n d
“intoxicatedly” on Rockydale
Road, but could not be located
by emergency personnel.
*A customer at CJ 76 gas
station gave the attendant $20,
received $20 worth of fuel, but
insisted he only wanted $5
worth and wanted his change.
All parties were contacted and
advised it was a civil matter.
Tuesday, Jan. 10
*Just after 5 a.m. a
downed tree on Lakeshore
Drive was creating a traffic
hazard.
*Two transient men were
said to be refusing to leave CJ
Select Market at 3:34 p.m.
*On White Oak Drive, a
man said that someone poured
oil all over the front porch and
rear deck, and also carved pro-
fanities into the wooden deck.
*Apryl Heatherstream
Slater, 29, was cited on charges
of failure to obey a traffic con-
trol device and failure to use a
turn signal on S. Redwood
Hwy. at Watkins Street at 5
p.m.
*Chaz Albert Lindsey, 21,
was cited on a charge of sec-
ond-degree trespassing after
employees asked him to leave
Stevereno’s Family Restaurant
at 4:30 p.m.
*Surveillance video was
available in the gasoline theft
from a vehicle parked at Sel-
mac Auto Service, the owner
reported.
Wednesday, Jan. 11
*A mother on Pinewood
Way said that a man with facial
hair has twice approached her
daughter at the school bus stop,
but the bus comes before he
gets too near, so she can’t get a
better description of him.
*In the 28000 block of
Redwood Hwy. at 10:35 a.m.,
Jefferey A. Gardenhire, 26,
was cited on a charge of DWS
and warned for failure to safely
restrain a child.
*Three people contacted at
a transient camp on BLM prop-
erty on Kerby Mainline Road
were informed that they had to
leave.
*Timothy Roy Wilcox,
27, was arrested on a warrant
charging failure to comply
(FTC) with the terms of proba-
tion, fourth-degree assault and
strangulation. He also was
charged with PCS (meth), and
lodged in county jail.
*At the Cave Junction
Post Office, a woman said that
her purse containing cash, a
medical card, an Oregon ID
card and some prescription
medication was stolen from an
unlocked vehicle.
*Six cartons of cigarettes
for which she’d already paid
had not yet arrived from a
smoke shop in New York, said
a woman on Rockydale Road,
and she wanted to be reim-
bursed.
*On E. River Street, a
woman said that her grand-
son’s girlfriend somehow got
hold of the car she’d loaned
him, and refuses to return it.
*At Rough & Ready
Lumber Co. a security guard
said an employee had yelled at
him and used obscenities.
Thursday, Jan. 12
*In the 1000 block of
Deer Creek Road a contractor
reported damage to some
building materials, stolen tools
and stolen building permit.
*Chaz Albert Lindsey, 21,
was lodged in county jail,
charged with violation of pa-
role. He was also cited on
charges of FTA on original
charges of first- and second-
degree criminal trespassing.
*Some 12 feet of wooden
fence bordering a property on
Lakeshore Drive was damaged
when a vehicle skidded into it,
a woman reported for insur-
ance purposes.
*Traveling 5 mph in a 55
mph zone, a driver on Red-
wood Hwy. in Selma with sev-
eral vehicles backed up behind
her was warned for impeding
traffic.
*A woman on Caves Ave-
nue reported being threatened
by a neighbor, who told her he
could “end it all tonight.”
*Brad Bell Blachly, 24,
was cited on a charge of no
valid operator’s permit on
Rockydale at Waldo Road at
8:30 p.m.
*A man on Caves Avenue
was contacted and told to stay
home for the evening.
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TTZ
‘‘The
Replacements’’
(2000)
Keanu
Reeves.
Movie:
TTT
‘‘Remember
the
Titans’’
(2000,
Drama)
White
Movie:
TTT
‘‘The
Negotiator’’
(1998,
Action)
Samuel
L. Jackson, Kevin
3? [TNT] century secret agents battle a criminal genius. ^ Indians return for another pennant race. ^
Misfit substitutes take the field during a football strike. ^
and black football players overcome their prejudice. ^
Spacey. A top police negotiator is accused of committing murder. ^
The
Bear
in
The
Koala
Higgly-
Little
JoJo’s
Doodle-
Charlie
&
The
Lilo
&
Lilo
&
Mr.
American
The
Buzz
Movie:
TTZ
‘‘Gotta
Kick
It
Up’’
(2002)
Susan
Zack
&
That’s
So
Lizzie
Even
Phil
of the That’s So
3B [DISN] Wiggles House Brothers town
Einsteins Circus ^ bops ^ Lola
Wiggles Stitch ^ Stitch ^ Whiskers Drgn
on Maggie Egan. A teacher motivates a Latina dance team. Cody
Raven ^ McGuire Stevens Future ^ Raven ^
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Ripley-
Ripley’s
Believe
It
or
Movie:
‘‘Crimson
Force’’
(2005)
Astronauts
on
Movie:
TZ
‘‘Red
Planet’’
(2000,
Science
Fiction)
Val
Kilmer.
Movie:
TTT
‘‘Star
Trek:
First
Contact’’
(1996)
Patrick
Movie:
3C [SCIFI] Program Program Program Program Program Program Believe Not! (In Stereo) ^
Mars witness an extraterrestrial war. ^
Marooned astronauts struggle to survive on Mars. ^
Stewart. Half-robot Borg tries to sabotage a rocket flight. ^ ‘‘Stargate’’
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
A Wild Dog’s Story
Living With Wolves Two people live with wolves Living With Tigers
MythBusters
MythBusters ‘‘Paper Superships
The FBI Files ‘‘Deadly The FBI Files ‘‘Stolen
4? [DISC] Program
Program Program Program Program Program Wild dogs in Africa. ^ in Idaho.
Zoo-born tiger cubs. ^ ‘‘Shredded Plane’’ ^ Crossbow’’ ^
Payout’’ ^
Identity’’ ^
The
Really
Breed
All
K-9
to
5
^
Backyard
The
Planet’s
Funniest
Amazing
Animal
The
Jeff
Corwin
Walking
With
The
Future
Is
Wild
Scientists
envision
a
future
Dog
Show:
‘‘AKC/Eukanuba
National
Championship:
Live 2006’’ From
T-Rex Tyrannosaurus
4@ [ANPL] Wild Show About It ^
Habitat ^ Animals ^
Videos ^
Experience ^
Dinosaurs
world in which humans are extinct. ^
Tampa, Fla.
rex. (N)
Paid
Paid
Primetime
Primetime
Primetime
Primetime
Mad
TV
Jerry
Springer.
Mad
TV
(In
Movie:
T
‘‘Double
Take’’
(2001)
A
fugitive
Movie:
‘‘Bubble
Boy’’
(2001)
A
plastic-encased
Movie:
‘‘Saving
Silverman’’
(2001)
Two
buddies
Movie:
T
‘‘Double
Take’’ (2001,
4A [COM] Program Program Glick ^ Glick ^ Glick ^ Glick ^ (In Stereo) ^
Stereo) ^ banker swaps identities with a street hustler. ^ guy goes cross-country to stop a wedding. ^
conspire to prevent another friend’s marriage. ^ Comedy) Eddie Griffin. ^
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
Paid
NYPD
Blue
‘‘On
the
NYPD
Blue
^
Movie:
TT
‘‘Naked
City:
Justice
With
a
Bullet’’
Movie:
‘‘Murder
by
Night’’
(1989)
An amnesiac
4B [CRT] Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Program Fence’’ (In Stereo) ^
(1998, Crime Drama) Scott Glenn.
murder witness fears that he may be the killer.