Deputies Incarcerated Female Felon for Outlandish Behavior in Downtown CJ
The Josephine County Sheriff's Office arrested a female felon for her outlandish behavior in downtown Cave Junction yesterday.
The Sheriff's Office reports deputies responded to a disturbance in the 100-block of South Redwood Highway on Thursday during the noon hour.
Deputies said a student at the Kalmiopsis Community Arts High School and a bank employee both called 9-1-1 to report the incident involving 47-year-old Crystal Mae Lucas. They reported the female subject was screaming at children and making threats to hurt them. She was also being rude to other citizens in the area.
According to the report, deputies contacted Lucas who told them people were throwing rocks at her. However, there was no one near her and she was not hurt, so she was detained. Her corrections officer was contacted and the officer wanted her to be arrested.
Lucas was placed into custody, transported to Grants Pass and lodged in jail for Disorderly Conduct and the resulting Felony Parole Violation. She was being held on a no-bail detainer. She was also trespassed from the school and the bank.
Posted on 10/11/24 11:26AM by Sam Marsh
