Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, November 22, 2017
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Tales from the Rural Patrol
(Editor’s note: Factual
information for ‘Patrol’ 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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tried to get into the building
and a dumpster. A deputy will
review video surveillance
footage.
*A 65-pound pit-bull
mix named Max charged a
neighbor in her carport in the
100 block of Pugetville Road
at 1:28 p.m. Josephine County
Department of Animal Control
was notified.
*The owner of a silver-
colored Toyota Camry
reported a hit-and-run accident
in the U.S. Post Office parking
lot at Deer Creek Road and
Hwy. 199 at 3 p.m. on Nov.
13. The suspected vehicle is
a full-size green truck, but
there is red paint transfer on
the Camry, which sustained
damage to the front end,
bumper and headlight.
Monday, Nov. 13
*Deputies from Josephine
County Sheriff’s Office
(JCSO) defused a domestic
dispute in the 600 block of
Lakeshore Drive at 11:50 a.m.
*At 2:43 p.m., JCSO
provided information to family
members of a man who died
last week in the 100 block of
Ollis Road.
Tuesday, Nov. 14
*A fellow in the 500
block of White School Road
sold his 1999 Rock Crawler
Jeep for $8,500 through a
site called “Bisman.” The
cashier’s check bounced, but
since the vehicle was sold in
North Dakota, a JCSO deputy
assisted with filing the report.
*At 10 p.m. on Nov. 12,
an unshaved fellow with short
curly hair was in the middle of
the road at E. Lister Street and
S. Junction Avenue. He was
screaming, acting crazy, and
wanting to fight.
*Employees at 202 S.
Redwood Hwy. chased away
a crummy person who tried to
break into the bakery with a
crowbar at 11:40 p.m. An hour
later he pedaled up on a small
child’s bicycle, and again
Wednesday, Nov. 15
*Jokers on Cowboy Way
were feuding with slingshots
against residents in the 400
block of Queen of Bronze at
10:19 a.m.
*Wake-up calls by cannon
shots were not appreciated
by folks in the 400 block of
Queen of Bronze.
*People in the 600 block
of Lakeshore Drive have
a tumultuous relationship,
resulting in a disturbance at
11:55 a.m., and an ongoing
issue for law enforcement.
*The driver of a white
Jeep Cherokee ran several
stop signs and was passing
cars at 75-80 mph at 2:28
p.m. A deputy placed spikes
near Hayes Cutoff and
Holland Loop, causing the
Jeep to crash into a fence
near Takilma Road. Jamie
Newberry, 32, was charged
with felony elude, reckless
driving, and second-degree
criminal mischief. She was
also cited for traffic violations
of driving while suspended
and uninsured. Newberry was
detained in Josephine County
Jail.
*A gal pepper sprayed her
boyfriend in the face during a
domestic dispute in the 23000
block of Redwood Hwy. at
5:06 p.m. (What a tear-jerker.)
Thursday, Nov. 16
*At 9:45 a.m., a deputy
checked on occupants of a
homeless camp who were
visiting at 201 Caves Hwy.
*More drama emanated
from the 600 block of
Lakeshore Drive at 10:39 a.m.
*The owner of a
Kenworth dump truck rolled
forward and collided with a
parked Chevy Camaro on Oct.
16 at 110 N Redwood Hwy.
Damage was confined to the
1995 Camaro.
The volunteers and staff of the
Illinois Valley Fire District
Responded to these recent Emergency calls
Monday 11/13/2017
300 blk CEDAR RIDGE DR, Medical Emergency
200 blk OLLIS RD, Medical Emergency
200 blk E RIVER ST, Medical Emergency
39200 blk REDWOOD HWY, Traffic Accident
Tuesday 11/14/2017
4500 blk DEER CREEK RD, Medical Emergency
Wednesday 11/15/2017
27500 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency
100 blk KRAUSS LN, Medical Emergency
Saturday, Nov. 18
* No logs. Apparently, the
aroma of autumn, and sounds
of snipping scissors have
mesmerized Illinois Valley.
Friday, Nov. 17
Sunday, Nov. 19
*On Nov. 16, a Good
Samaritan picked up a
hitchhiker from the Whammy
Bar in Grants Pass, and gave
her a ride to Radio Shack. The
woman, who was in her 50s or
60s, was wearing an Oregon
Ducks sweatshirt, and green
shorts. She did not appear to
be homeless, but she had bare
feet, so the concerned citizen
*Illinois Valley Fire
District and American
Medical Response assisted
and performed CPR, but an
individual from California was
confirmed deceased at 9:30
p.m. in the 32300 block of
Redwood Hwy.
*On Nov. 18 at 7:05
p.m., a gal in the 200 block of
Shadowbrook Drive heard a
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*At 12:45 p.m., a white
1991 Dodge Caravan was
reported as stolen from S.
Kerby Avenue and W. Watkins
Street. It was last seen on Oct.
30. The transmission was shot,
so the vehicle wouldn’t drive
faster than 30 mph.
*A woman who shattered
a window on Nov. 16 returned
to the 100 block of S.
Redwood Hwy. at 1:35 p.m.
She was wearing a camo coat,
a green sweatshirt, and red
pants with a black stripe. The
gal was in her 50s or 60s, and
wore blue and white hospital
socks. (Maybe the Whammy
woman?)
*What started as
drooling over each other, has
deteriorated into a fellow
spitting on his partner in the
400 block of Pine Cone Drive
at 4:24 p.m.
Exclusive dealer of Viper Tactical Arms
Thanksgiving
Safety
Thursday 11/16/2017
100 blk RUBIN DR, Medical Emergency
4900 blk HOLLAND LOOP RD, Medical Emergency
100 blk DEER CREEK RD, Medical Emergency
100 blk DEER CREEK RD, Medical Emergency
Friday 11/17/2017
200 blk CEDAR BROOK LN, Medical Emergency
200 blk W WATKINS ST, Medical Emergency
Saturday 11/18/2017
27500 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency
25900 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency
32300 blk REDWOOD HWY, Medical Emergency
Sunday 11/19/2017
200 blk FIR DR, Power Line Problems
7000 blk ROCKYDALE RD, Medical Emergency
BRIAR LN, Open Burn
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“FORCED RE-
ENTRY” By PAM
AMICK KLAWITTER
85 In __: unmoved
86 French royalty
88 Auditing giant
__ & Young
ACROSS
90 Delay
1 Italian seaport
91 Credit __:
5 Lupone on
Zurich-based
Broadway
financial group
10 Alligator relative
92 Razor brand
16 Old boomer
94 Wiesbaden
19 Conversant with
wheels
20 Like most
96 PC key
people
97 Honeymoon
21 Shout from
options
Speedy
101 Islamic branch
Gonzales
103 Mary Hartman
22 “... the native
portrayer
hue of
Louise
resolution / Is
106 Desi’s daughter
sicklied __ with
107 Players with
the pale cast of
masks
thought”:
110 Keats’ “__ to
Hamlet
Psyche”
23 Forgetting to put 111 Well-protected
the milk in the
garment room?
fridge?
115 Flat filler
26 HDTV brand
116 Panini cheese
27 Flights connect
117 Skateboarding
them
leap
28 Country rocker
118 Pro foe
Steve
119 Round Table
29 Actress Dash
knight
31 Sail support
32 Blue state
34 Pieces of pizza
in Plymouth?
35 Secures, as a
package
38 “Arbitrage” star
39 Words from the
unconvinced
42 “Catch-22” pal
of Yossarian
43 Between, in
Bordeaux
46 Religious zeal
49 Omani money
51 Backdrop for a
gangster film?
54 __ bran
57 Treat made with
ground almonds
59 Succeeds
60 Some PX
patrons
61 Braid, e.g.
62 Top (out)
63 Agent
65 Rascally sort
66 Price place
67 Jump in the
pool, perhaps?
68 Durable wood
69 Another time
73 “The Beverly
Hillbillies” dad
74 Blood-filtering
organs
78 Sound of the
wind, perhaps
79 Skin blemish
81 Working for
Christmas, say
82 NBC weekend
fixture
83 Warning sign for
an art dealer?
120 Trojan War
sage
121 Pops, to tots
122 Bread often
served with
ghee
DOWN
1 Spy’s favorite
plant?
2 Car loan nos.
3 Cheer
4 It’s often
personal
5 Métro home
6 So far
7 Spam holders
8 The Wizard of
Menlo Park,
initially
9 Ready to roll
10 Stone memorial
11 Right __
12 Brest
brainstorms
13 Part of many
superhero
names
14 World Series
qualifier: Abbr.
15 Hair removal
choice
16 A little Egyptian
magic?
17 Break away
18 Cube holders
24 Clean the slate
25 Work on the
docks
30 Mer shade
32 Come across as
33 Seine sun
35 “It Wasn’t All
Velvet”
memoirist
36 Suffix with Unit
37 Well-designed
room for a tot?
38 It might be silly
40 Twain
contemporary
41 Disorderly digs
44 Boot camp VIPs
45 Word with
turkey or fox
46 “That’s
disgusting!”
47 Formally turned
over, as land
48 Beginning
50 Posse members
52 Periodical with a
URL
53 Early rock horn
55 Pro
56 “Four Quartets”
monogram
58 Big name in
morning talk
60 Leisurely walks
62 Parsons’ places
64 Sadie Hawkins
Day suitors
66 Supermodel
Cheryl
67 Testing stage
69 Meditation
sounds
70 Reims rejection
71 Suffolk
slammers
72 Matches
73 Something to
jump for
74 John in Dublin
75 Protective
sports
equipment
76 Birth-related
77 Wallops
80 Start to date?
81 Hospital fluids
83 Some NFL ball
carriers
84 Towel
specification
very loud bang sound. When
she investigated, she saw a big
dent in her metal front door,
and a chunk of cement ten or
twelve feet away. On Nov. 4,
there was a knife shoved into a
post next to her vehicle.
*A fugitive ran from law
enforcement near S. Redwood
Hwy. and E. Watkins at 11:13
a.m., but he did not escape.
Robert Charles Breakfield,
53, had a felony warrant
from Josephine County,
and was detained in Jo Co
Jail. Breakfield was charged
with felon in possession of a
restricted firearm, unlawful
possession of a firearm, failure
to appear for unauthorized use
of a vehicle, second-degree
criminal mischief, and second-
degree criminal trespass.
Charges of third-degree escape
and resisting arrest were added
to the list.
*Amanda Jo Briney,
29, was detained in Jo Co
Jail following her arrest in
the 100 block of Dogwood
Lane at 1:35 p.m. Briney had
felony warrants from Jo Co
and Grants Pass Department
of Public Safety. She was
charged with failure to appear
for possession of meth,
second-degree burglary, first-
degree theft, and unauthorized
use of a vehicle.
*Skyler Melton, 33, was
detained in Jo Co Jail on a
felony warrant for possession
of meth. Melton was arrested
near Radio Shack at 2:26 p.m.
87 Spa supplies
89 Fabric often
decorated with
pastoral scenes
91 Arenas
92 “What __!”: “I’ve
been had!”
93 Steering
apparatus part
95 Pal
96 Potter’s made
him invisible
98 __ once
99 En __: on a
streak, in sports
slang
100 One with a part
101 Balkan capital
102 They’re loaded
104 “Voice of Israel”
author
105 Sly tactic
107 Olympian’s
prize
108 Italian hot spot
109 Miss, overseas:
Abbr.
112 Fleur-de-__
113 Ending with
pay
114 Yang
counterpart
Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stovetop so you can
keep an eye on the food.
Stay in the home when cooking your turkey and check on it frequent-
ly.
Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot and kids
should stay 3 feet away.
Make sure kids stay away from hot food and liquids. The steam or
splash from vegetables, gravy or coffee could cause serious burns.
Keep the floor clear so you don’t trip over kids, toys, pocketbooks or
bags.
Keep knives out of the reach of children.
Be sure electric cords from an
electric knife, coffee maker, plate
warmer or mixer are not dangling
off the counter within easy reach
of a child.
Keep matches and utility lighters
out of the reach of children—up
high in a locked cabinet.
Never leave children alone in a
room with a lit candle.
Make sure your smoke alarms are
working. Test them by pushing
the test button.
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