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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, February 8, 2006
(Editor’s Note: Fac-
tual 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.)
* * *
Wednesday, Jan. 25
*Just before 9 a.m. a
manager at Shop Smart
Food Warehouse reported
that a man was begging for
money and harassing cus-
tomers.
*Assistance was pro-
vided a motorist with a dis-
abled vehicle blocking one
traffic lane on Deer Creek
Road at 4:19 p.m.
*On Queen of Bronze
Road a man suspected his
neighbor of phoning to
harass him, and of placing
signs on his property.
*In the 200 block of
Caves Avenue a property
owner was said to be having
difficulty with a soon-to-be
former tenant with “violent
tendencies.”
Thursday, Jan. 26
*In the 32000 block of
Redwood Hwy., a father
said that his 12-year-old son
was cursing at people and
had threatened to kill his
parents in their sleep.
*Three gunshots were
heard from the vicinity of
Cowboy Way, said a resi-
dent on Queen of Bronze
Road, who believed the
shooter was doing so to in-
timidate the complainant.
*Though no real dam-
age occurred, other than a
fence being knocked over
on O’Brien Road when a
vehicle drove through it, a
report of third-degree crimi-
nal mischief was filed.
*Passing on corners and
hills in the Holland Loop
vicinity, the driver of a large
SUV with several children
inside nearly caused two
head-on collisions, a con-
cerned caller said.
*On Thompson Creek
Road a caller said that for
several weeks all mail re-
ceived from the bank was
opened before he got it, and
he thinks he knows a suspect.
*Clothing, personal
effects and a passport appli-
cation were located in a bag
at a property on S. Old
Stage Road. No ID was
found, and due to the dete-
riorated state of the clothes,
the caller was advised to
throw the stuff away.
*John David Campbell,
28, was cited on a charge of
driving while suspended
(DWS) and his vehicle towed
after a motor vehicle accident
on Old Stage Road at E. River
Street at 3:20 p.m.
*Someone attempted to
enter a garage on N. Old
Stage Road, causing an esti-
mated $80 damage to locks.
*In a dispute regarding
the sale of a travel trailer on
Lakeshore Drive, one man
allegedly pointed a gun at
another. One man was
warned about his behavior;
the other advised of options.
*Transients and their
dogs said to be trespassing
at a property on Caves Ave-
nue around 3 p.m. were not
located when a deputy
checked the area later.
*A girl, 15, was re-
ported as a runaway person.
*Kicking things, fight-
ing with her brother and
threatening to stab someone,
a 13-year-old on S. Kerby
Avenue was cited on a
charge of being beyond pa-
rental control and lodged at
the county Juvenile Justice
Center in Grants Pass.
*In Kerby around 8
p.m. a woman said that a
man against whom she has a
restraining order was at her
home and wouldn’t leave.
Pear people proffer product
A new packaged pear
product utilizing Oregon’s
winter varieties is being test-
marketed, and is about to
make a bigger splash in the
weeks to come as long as
funding continues.
Because pf a collabora-
tive corporation that in-
cludes a market develop-
ment company, a Salem-
based food processor, and
the pear industry itself, this
new product line is poised to
go from a testing phase to
full scale production in the
not too distant future.
“It’s a winner and the
kind of project we like to
see,” said Jerry Gardner,
business development man-
ager for the Oregon Dept. of
Agriculture. “This new
value-added product could
mean new jobs and better
use of a top-10 Oregon agri-
cultural commodity.”
The Nexus Project, as it
is known, is using the exist-
ing packaging technology,
usually featured in glass or
plastic packs of shelf-stable
puddings, to create a clear,
colorful pear product. It is
believed to be the first time
that aseptic technology has
been used to reprocess large
pieces of fruit.
“The idea is to bring a
higher quality, better-
looking product to consum-
ers and see if we can’t bring
back some of them who
have abandoned the canned
pear,” said Dennis Anderson
of Green & Green, the mar-
ket development company
that helped lead the project.
Friday, Jan. 27
*Having returned home
voluntarily, a 15-year-old
girl was no longer consid-
ered to be a runaway.
*On Fir Drive, a
woman said that a neighbor
had taken mortgage loan
information from her mail-
box, and filled out the pa-
perwork. When confronted,
the alleged mail-thief
claimed the victim’s iden-
tity, and claimed to have ID
to prove it. The person was
warned about taking mail
from other people’s boxes
However, she asserted that
all the mailboxes on that
side of the street belong to
her. It was, according to a
deputy, “unknown if the
warning was understood.”
*Attempting to phone
information, someone at a
business on N. Redwood
Hwy. phoned 911 instead,
but there was no problem.
*Once again, a man
who was unwelcome at
Shop Smart was there, a
manager reported.
*Traveling northbound
on Redwood Hwy. in Selma
at 3:30 p.m., a brown van
was said to be moving “at
least 100 mph.”
*Two jackets valued at
$550, a first-aid backpack
with supplies valued at $250
and some clothing and other
items were reported taken
from a locked SUV at Page
Mountain Snow Park while
the victims were skiing.
*Angry that no deputy
responded in a timely man-
ner when he reported that
evicted persons were tres-
passing on his Rockydale
Road property, a man stated
that he would never call the
sheriff’s office again. Nei-
ther would he be bothered to
“handle things legally
again,” the call-taker noted.
Saturday, Jan. 28
*Rain striking a door
apparently caused an entry
alarm at a home on
McMullen Creek Road at a
quarter after midnight.
*Just before 3 a.m. an
intoxicated person took off
in a borrowed Chevy Subur-
ban without permission, to
the consternation of the per-
son whose grandfather owns
the vehicle. It was later re-
turned, however.
*Though he didn’t see
anyone, a man in the 25000
block of Redwood Hwy.
said that someone tried to
open his front door at 7 a.m.
No one was found in the
immediate vicinity.
*In the 5000 block of
Takilma Road two flatbed
trailers were parked in the
roadway, and even though
there were two orange cones
near one of the trailers, the
caller thought it a traffic
hazard.
*In order to close their
door satisfactorily before
leaving the residence at 10
p.m., some folks in the 700
block of Caves Hwy. were
obliged to use a hammer,
and slam the door repeat-
edly, which prompted a
neighbor to phone 911.
Sunday, Jan. 29
*Robert Cecil Sanders,
45, was lodged in Josephine
County Jail after he was
cited on charges of menac-
ing, domestic menacing,
felon in possession of a fire-
arm, third-degree criminal
mischief, first-degree theft
and reckless endangering in
the 700 block of Caves
Hwy. around 3 a.m.
*A green bike was found
near Illinois River “Forks”
State Park at 3:25 a.m.
*Perhaps not long for
this world, a dog was report-
edly chasing cars on Red-
wood Hwy. in the 24000
block just after 2 p.m.
*More bad dogs were
said to be chasing animals in
the 500 block of Lakeshore
Drive.
*No reason could be
found for a burglar alarm at
the Cave Junction DMV
office at 2:18 p.m.
*Two ponies were said
to be loose on Smith Sawyer
Road at quarter after one.
Once the animals were se-
cured into their pasture, the
deputy made note of “many
carcasses” and animals
which appeared malnour-
ished in the pasture. Infor-
mation was forwarded to
animal control.
*After an altercation in
which a man with a stick
was said to have broken the
windows out of a woman’s
trailer on Hussey Avenue,
both parties were deter-
mined to be intoxicated be-
yond the point of intelligi-
bility. Though she would
have liked to have pressed
charges, the woman could
not clearly describe what
had happened. She was ad-
vised to phone in the morn-
ing if she wanted to pursue
the matter.
*Just after 11 p.m. a
man on Queen of Bronze
Road said that his neighbor
was shooting toward his
house. Also, the neighbor
often shines flashlights and
laser pointers at his bedroom
window, he said.
Monday, Jan. 30
*On Warren Road a
man said that his landlord
had interrupted electrical
power to his trailer, and
laughing, said he can
“control him.” The man,
making plans to move, was
advised of his options.
*In the 5000 block of
Takilma Road, a woman
reported a Nissan pickup
truck stolen at 10 a.m.
*Tyler Neal Wylie, 18,
was cited on charges of
DWS, driving uninsured and
violation of the basic rule
(driving too fast for condi-
tions) on Redwood Hwy. at
Krauss Lane at 11:30 a.m.
*The owner of a vehicle
driven into the side of St.
Patrick of the Forest Catho-
lic Church’s rectory had
been arrested the night be-
fore, and so was not avail-
able to remove the car or
pay for damages.
*Angry over accusa-
tions that he had taken mail
from a box which was not
his, a man was reportedly
belligerent at the Selma Post
Office at 4:21 p.m., and then
he left.
*Two firearms, a
Colt .22-caliber pistol and a
bayoneted SKS, were re-
ported stolen from a Lone
Mountain Road residence.
Tuesday, Jan. 31
*Reporting from River
Valley Restaurant, a woman
said that her ex-husband
violated a restraining order
by coming within 20 feet of
her and taking two photos.
*Found wandering
around in a Community
Bible Church building on
Caves Avenue, a transient at
first refused to leave, then
departed toward CJ Select
Market.
*Someone was possibly
poaching geese near Rough
& Ready Lumber Co., a
complainant reported after
hearing some gunshots
around 7 p.m.
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