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Volume 42 • No. 46
SEPTEMBER 3, 2021
Reconciliation,
redistricting,
& riding horses
A sit-down with Rep. Kurt Schrader
Even when he’s living across the county in
the nation’s capital, Representative Kurt
Schrader promised that he’s a loyal
Keizertimes reader.
When asked how he stays up to date
on Oregon’s most pressing issues,
Schrader responded ,
“The Keizertimes!”
Schrader represents
Oregon’s 5th
Congressional
District,
See SCHRADER, page A2
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By JOEY CAPPELLETTI, Of the Keizertimes
SUBSCRIBER ADDRESS :
The EASIEST crime of the century
By JOEY CAPPELLETTI
Of the Keizertimes
Last week, two men piled thousands of
dollars worth of electrical wire into their
Lowe's shopping carts before strolling past
a powerless security guard and driving off
with the stolen merchandise.
The crime took place one of Keizer’s
busiest parking lots in broad daylight.
A video of the incident, taken by another
customer on Aug. 25, has received close to
25,000 views on Facebook and hundreds of
angry comments.
“It was so blatant, that’s what riled me
up,” said Andrew Sullivan, who fi lmed the
incident. “They were just strolling through
the parking lot, just riding the carts."
The stolen merchandise according to
Sullivan, who is an electrician, is Romex
See CRIME, page A8
A Lowe's employee asks two men to stop as they leave without paying for two carts of Romex
wire. Video Stills courtesy Andrew Sullivan