Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Page A-5
Tales from the Police Blotter
* Aubrey Rain General, 27,
was arrested on an Oregon
state parole board felony
charging failure to appear on
meth possession and parole
violation for assault charges.
* There was a red pickup
truck in the ditch in the 200
block of Ivy Drive, but it was
unoccupied and out of the
roadway, so therefore it was
not a hazard.
* When a neighbor saw a
three-year-old child wandering
around on Lakeshore Drive,
he followed the little girl and
her dog home. The child’s
grandfather
was
outside
Where’s the Alarm?
Monday, April 18
•
10:03 a.m., Medi-
cal Assist (M.A.), 1000
block Thompson Creek
Road
•
6:07 p.m., M.A.,
4000 block Holland Loop
Road
Tuesday, April 19
•
8:40 a.m., M.A.,
300 block W. Lister Street
•
10:07 a.m., M.A.,
200 block W. Watkins
Street
•
12:19 p.m., motor
vehicle collision, Red-
wood Hwy./Waldo Road
•
12:56 p.m., M.A.,
100 block W. O’Brien
Street
•
6:01 p.m., Open
burn – legal, 100 block
Norman Road
•
8:09 p.m., M.A.,
6000 block Lakeshore
Drive
Wednesday, April 20
•
7:05 p.m., mo-
tor vehicle collision, 300
block Deer Creek Road
•
8:34 p.m., M.A.
– mutual aid, 5000 block
Coyote Creek Road
Saturday, April 23
•
1:56 a.m., M.A.
– landing zone, 500 block
S. Junction Ave.
•
4:13 a.m., M.A.,
200 block Aries Lane
•
12:34 p.m., M.A.,
4000 block Thompson
Creek Road
•
12:49 p.m., M.A.,
100 block Barlow
Failure to Appear Warrants
Issued 04/18/11 through 04/24/11
Updated April 25, 2011
Each FTA warrant costs our
county approximately $800,
calculated
conservatively
based on court operation costs,
deputy salary and attorneys’
fees. That amounts to $2.4
million a year.
As such, Sheriff Gilbertson
has determined that FTA
warrants should be publicized
in order to aid our office in
locating these offenders and,
consequently, cut costs.
The following subjects
have FTA Warrants, meaning
they failed to appear in court
on previous charges.
If you are listed below, you
can take care of your warrant
by coming in to:
Josephine
Sunday, April 17
* A rollover motor vehicle
accident in the 2000 block of
Rockydale Road at 1:15 a.m.
closely followed a 911 call for
an unoccupied stolen vehicle
in the 100 block of N. Junction
Ave. At 1:05 a.m. A very upset
Ishta N. Maanamatt stated that
she had been sleeping and
woke up to find her black two-
door 1987 4-Runner was gone.
Maanamatt was cited for filing
a false police report.
* At 2:04 a.m. a 90s style
Jetta “blew by” the crash site
on Rockydale at a high rate
of speed. John Thomas Bare,
17, was cited for failing to
maintain a safe distance from
an emergency vehicle and
careless driving. What looked
like a handgun sitting on the
front passenger’s seat turned
out to be an air soft gun that
looked real. A hookah and
small amount of marijuana
were seized from the vehicle
and destroyed on scene.
* An alarm sounded at 5:28
a.m. when someone took the
“Illinois Valley Open Door”
sign literally.
* Who set off the Sportsman
Tavern alarm at 10:48 p.m.?
Monday, April 18
Barreras, was intoxicated at 11
a.m., hanging out in his usual
spot in front of the County
Building in C.J.
* Joseph Mason, wearing a
red hat that said, “Santa I’ve
been bad,” was out of control,
picking fights in the 300 block
of McMullen Creek Road.
* Jason Dangerfield was
warned regarding his driving
behavior after he swerved
his vehicle towards a woman
twice, splashing water all over
her.
* Someone burglarized a
home on Draper Valley Road,
stealing $100 worth of quarters,
tools, four chainsaws, an air
compressor, a pellet gun and a
compound bow.

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Friday, April 15
Saturday, April 16
* Allegations of kidnapping
on Fernwood Drive were
unfounded, as the father
had paperwork from Shasta
County courts stating he had
full custody.
* Someone reported an
unknown man urinating in
front of Cave Bear Pawn at
12:35 p.m.
* Not only were people in the
9000 block of Takilma Road
blaring their loud rap music at
10:55 p.m., they weren’t even
home to listen to it, which
was quite annoying to the
neighbors.

* An Amerigas employee
was attempting to retrieve a
propane tank in the 1800 block
of Crooks Creek Road, but a
man with a firearm told him
to “get off his property right
now,” so he did.
* Shawn K. Mock, 38, was
already in custody at the JoCo
Jail, when he was arrested for
failure to appear on possession
of meth.
* A smaller white car crashed in
the 400 block of Dick George
Road at 6:46 a.m. There were
no injuries or property damage,
so the property owner pulled
the vehicle out of the ditch.
* Young children were getting
off the bus on Gamay Drive
and destroying flowers by
tromping instead of tiptoeing
through the tulips.
* A man on Redwood Hwy.
was very concerned about his
girlfriend, who had just heard
splitting wood, and promptly
brought the child back inside.
* Two dangerous dogs were
running loose in the 25000
block of Redwood Hwy. The
one that looked like a German
Shepherd ran up and bit a
child. The dogs’ owner was
contacted and she will attempt
to prevent it in the future.
* Janice Gail Sullivan, 49,
was charged with unlawful
use of a weapon, menacing
and reckless endangering after
she started shooting at a guy
named Alan after an argument
in the 8000 block of Takilma
Road.
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Wednesday, April 13
* Oregon Caves main entrance
alarms were triggered at
5:32 a.m., possibly by the
custodian.
* Excessive garbage, including
cars, refrigerators, electrical
wiring, bicycles, burned tires
and syringes were dumped at
the end of Fernwood Drive.
A CD full of photos of the
scattered trash will be provided
Thursday, April 14
that her twin sister had died.
Fortunately, the news turned out
to be just a misunderstanding
via text messages, and both
sisters were fine.
* Michael Wayne Rummel,
58, did not want to go to Three
Rivers Community Hospital in
the ambulance, so the driver
gave him a ride back home so
that Mrs. Rummel could drive
him instead.
* Michael Timothy Bellah, 27,
was charged with four counts of
restraining order violations for
continuing to send unwanted
text messages.
* Scott Robert Porter, 49, took
his girlfriend out to dinner, but
that doesn’t count as a medical
emergency for someone with
a revoked license. Porter was
cited for speeding 62 mph in
a 45 zone and for driving with
a suspended license. And his
vehicle was impounded. What
a way to impress a date.
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Tuesday, April 12
* Richard Keith Renckens, 57,
was arrested at 2:08 p.m. in the
500 block of W. River Street on
first-degree sex abuse charges.
* A man on Reeves Creek
Road shot at, but did not hit,
a neighbor’s dog that went
after goats on his property. He
was advised to follow up with
animal control.
* A man reportedly keeps
dumping garbage, old furniture
and other “stuff” at a house in
the 300 block of Clear Creek
Road.
* Deputies from the Clackamas
County
Sheriff’s
Office
checked the Gypsy Rose Store
in the 28000 block of Redwood
Hwy. looking for Gy Sterling
Rancour, 51. The landlady
advised that the Rancours
moved to the Portland area two
months ago, but they did not
provide a forwarding address.
and BLM will be notified.
* There was a high-speed
vehicle chase in Selma as
sheriff’s
office
deputies
attempted to catch a red car
clocked by radar at 87 m.p.h.
at the top of Hayes Hill.
* Philip A. Person, 20, was
arrested in Jackson County on
a state-wide felony warrant for
failure to appear on possession
of marijuana charges.
* Everybody knows that
smoking ain’t allowed in
schools — well, except for
one Lorna Byrne Middle
School student who was cited
for possession of less than an
ounce of marijuana.
* A woman with pink/blonde
hair was seen drinking from
a whiskey bottle at 8:37 a.m.
while parked across from
Lorna Byrne Middle School
in her dark green Honda with
California plates
* Paul William Cooper, 43,
was booked at the JoCo Jail
for possession of meth, ex-con
in possession of a weapon and
providing false information
after he said his name was
Stephen Ray Cooper. He was
also cited for driving while
suspended and switching
license plates.
* Michael Gary Biltron,
66, also known as William
Tuesday, April 19
* A blue vehicle hit a deer on
Redwood Hwy. at Waldo Road
at 12:27 p.m.
* Handwriting analysis cracked
the case of the bomb threat at
Illinois Valley High School. A
juvenile female was arrested
for first-degree disorderly
conduct for writing “420 huge
bomb. Run” on the wall in the
girls’ bathroom.
* San Leandro police located a
stolen vehicle that belonged to
a C.J. resident.
* Scott Chase was reportedly
being loud and rude in the
Kerby High Pines trailer park.
* There were two hits on the
angel shock sensor at Coffee
Heaven at 1:09 a.m. Angels
are probably shocked at a lot
of things in C.J.

(Editor’s Note: Factual infor-
mation 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.)
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Cave Junction
Downtown Clean-up Day
Saturday, April 30,2011
9:00am to Noon at the County Building
For more information call
Ann Padgett 541-592-4678
The Kerby Transfer Station is open to help you
Monday - Saturday 9:30am to 2:30pm
For more information phone: 800-922-1025
County Sheriff’s Office: 601
NW 5th St., Grants Pass, OR
97526
If you have any information
on the location of these
subjects, please call (541)
474-5123 and hit “5” for the
Records Division.
we
want
YOU
Richard William Wagner
3/29/1960
Fail to Appear II
Phillip Kareem Snow
2/12/1985
Fail to Appear II
Phillip Anthony Person
4/1/1991
Fail to Appear I
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7/23/1960
Fail to Appear I
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6/12/1970
Fail to Appear II