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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, January 21, 2015 Page A-7 Tales from the Rural Patrol (Editor’s Note: Factual informa- tion for ‘Tales’ is provided by of- ficial law enforcement agencies. All persons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed.) *** Monday, Jan. 12 *There was an attempt by a Josephine County Sheriff’s Office JCSO deputy at a.m. to serve a restraining order RO in the block of akeshore Drive. Someone ame Of Person xcluded OP underwent a traffic stop in the block of Waldo Road and possibly was arrested. A report was to follow. A woman OP complained that when stopped off the pavement in the block of Westside Road, someone “shined a green laser light into her windows and kept it there as she drove away so it was impossible for her to see in the dark.” ater, she said, a woman OP posted on her Facebook page that she was the one who did it and that if she came onto her property again she’d do it again. he complainant is worried that it’s a safety hazard, while people are driving, to have a laser light shined at them. er now homeless ex-boyfriend, said a woman both OP on W. River Street, entered her home without permission while she was away and took items, and “verbally threatened her with bodily harm if she didn’t pay him some cash.” A report was pending on first-degree burglary and second-degree theft by extortion. Some creep took gallons of gasoline from an arly ead Start bus on . River Street in a case of third- degree theft and unlawful entry to a motor vehicle. Outside the Valley ighteen calls and incidents are listed in other areas of the county. Tuesday, Jan. 13 elieve it or not o log incidents for llinois alley. Outside the I.V. Environs og has incidents. calls and Wednesday, Jan. 14 he block of olland oop is listed, but the log does not state for what. t seems that a red truck was driven through the akilma Dick eorge roads intersection the night before and crashed into a fence and knocked down a road sign. he property owner didn’t want to pursue charges. he operator OP of a vehicle missing the driver-side door and lacking license plates, stopped in the block of Deer Creek Road, was cited on a charge of not having an operator’s license and warned for not having insurance. Some mari uana was found, and the person was advised to report to his probation officer the next week. he driver OP of a vehicle on urch Drive was warned for speeding. n the block of Deer Creek Road an RO was served, and the deputy also seized a permit to carry a concealed weapon. t was reported that the driver of a silver-and- red-colored pickup truck was weaving in and out of traffic in Downtown Cave Junction, and headed north on Redwood wy. either the driver nor the rig were located. Oregon State Police notified JCSO that a silver- colored car had been driven into a tree near the dam on akeshore Drive. o one was around, and the engine was cold. A newspaper vending machine owned by the “Del orte riplicate” was removed from in front of My Place Cafe in Cave Junction. he newspaper manager said the machine cost usually had around bucks in change in the coin box and likely was taken on Dec. or . Domestic violence was reported by a woman OP on Dick eorge Road, who said that her ex-boyfriend OP grabbed one of her wrists and pushed her after kicking in the front door. She plans to renew the RO she had. Damage to his vehicle was noticed by a resident of Watkins Street. he person OP believes that it happened in Cave Junction on Dec. on one of two parking lots. When a tree-trimming crew hired by Pacific Power went to an address on W. River Street, a woman who didn’t want any cutting threatened to get a rifle. he crew left before that happened, and it is noted that the trees are uite close to primary power lines. he driver OP of a vehicle stopped at akilma Dick eorge roads was “trespassed” from an address on olland oop, and might have been using a vehicle that’s not his. And he might not have a license. A motorist OP stopped in CJ was cited on a charge of not having an operator’s license. A deputy gave him a ride home and I.V. GUNS & AMMO 541-592-3349 WHERE’S THE ALARM? responded to these recent Emergency calls… 1/12/2015 Monday 27500 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency 1/13/2015 Tuesday 800 blk INDIAN CREEK RD, Fire Assist to Public 800 blk AIRPORT DR, Medical Emergency CHAPMAN CREEK RD / CAVES HWY, Traffic Accident - - .pdf Thursday, Jan. 15 iolation of an RO was reported in Selma. wo female persons OP were held at gunpoint by a JCSO deputy at Redwood wy. and anby ane in connection with having a stolen vehicle. A second deputy responded Code to serve as back-up. he vehicle was towed, and the owner was arranging to retrieve it. *One person among a group at Forks State Park was accused by a park worker of threatening to assault him after he told him to pick up his litter and leave the park. either the accused nor any of the others were around when a deputy arrived. A motorist OP was warned for speeding at Redwood wy. and Rockydale Road. Another motorist OP was cited on charges of driving while suspended and not having insurance at Redwood wy. and ister Street, and warned for a defective side-light and not having a front license plate. he vehicle was impounded. Outside the Valley Around Some items listed. Friday, Jan. 16 llinois alley Fire District and American Medical Response rolled to a house on akeshore Drive after it was discovered that a disabled or so log items. Saturday, Jan. 17 *Two reports of theft at the same CJ business were reported, and the complainant states that the culprits are known. *Many items were reported stolen from the city of CJ’s wastewater treatment plant in a burglary said to have occurred on Jan. . he operator OP of a vehicle in Downtown CJ was warned for lacking a license and for having a defective brake light. Someone OP crashed a vehicle on . River Street. A witness said that the driver hid in bushes and was carrying away stuff. Outside the Valley ike log items. FOR HIRE Outside the Valley *Eighteen items. Sunday, Jan. 18 Outside the Valley Someone OP was contacted by a deputy in the block of akilma Road and given a warning for trespassing, and told that he had days to remove his trailer. n the block FOR THINGS & STUFF Exclusive dealer of Viper Tactical Arms 1/16/2015 Friday 3200 blk LAKESHORE DR, Medical Emergency 8400 blk TAKILMA RD, Lift Assist 300 blk STEVENSON ST, Medical Emergency 1/17/2015 Saturday 300 blk MCMULLEN CREEK RD, Medical Emergency 1/14/2015 Wednesday 200 blk KERBY ST, Medical Emergency 3200 blk LAKESHORE DR, Lift Assist .pdf 2500 blk LAKESHORE DR, Fire Assist to Public 200 blk SHADOWBROOK DR, Medical Emergency Keep anything that can burn at least three feet away from heating equipment, like the furnace, fireplace, wood stove, or portable space heater. 3200 blk LAKESHORE DR, Lift Assist 25600 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency 100 blk IRON WAY, Medical Emergency - - Deputies handled calls and incidents including one that might have been in the alley, but it is difficult to tell because the entire log incident is redacted. of akilma Road a woman wanted a deputy to stand by and keep the peace while she obtained items from her husband, because she was fearful of being assaulted. She then apologized for making a false statement was advised that JCSO does not provide such service and the call was termed eyond Available Resources. wo people in two vehicles out hompson Creek underwent F s. At akeshore Drive and Reeves Creek Road a citizen said that some sort of suspicious activity possibly involving a possible stolen car was occurring. he report was logged for information. A man OP stated that “a kid and his father” OP were “doing donuts” in the block of Rockydale Road and that the child might not be old enough to be driving. he complainant added that they’ve thrown rocks at him last summer and have been harassing him for a long time. he complainant also said that he had information about criminal activity. On Page Creek a woman was said to be trespassing. 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