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Page 6 • Warren County Report • Early December, 01 Read all issues in their entirety FREE on www.WarrenCountyReport.com Public Safety David Anthony Boles, 47, of 71 Wooded Lane, Front Royal was arrested for Hit & Run November 1, 01 in relation to a road-rage incident that occurred in the area of Randolph Avenue and Happy Creek Road. It is alleged that Boles attempted to strike another male with his vehicle only to miss him and strike the vehicle the male was riding in. Front Royal Police Officers Aaron Mariano and Kevin Orndorff noticed items in Boles’s vehicle at his arrest requiring further investigation. Boles was initially released on a secured bond. Upon further investigation, an additional arrest warrant was issued for To advertise in Warren County Report: Contact Alison at alisond@warrencountyreport.com • 540-551- 07 or Angie Buterakos at angie@warrencountyreport.com - 540-683-9197 Arms, ammo & drug stash found after road rage incident 30 weapons, 30,000 rounds discovered at convicted felon’s residence Town announces ‘Home Utility Gift Program’ Light up the Life of friends and family this holiday season. The Town of Front Royal is offering a great way for you to help others pay their utility bill by applying a monetary gift to their utility account. If you are interested please stop by the Front Royal Business Office located at 15 N. Royal Avenue and fill out a special holiday card that will be mailed to the recipient once completed. If you have questions about this program please contact the Town Manager’s Office at (540)635- 8007 or the Finance Department at (540) 635-7799. (From a release) House Cleaning Give us a call! 540-622-7599 540-683-6410 Boles for possession of ammunition by a convicted felon. A search warrant for Boles’ residence was applied for and granted. Warren County Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Mumaw executed the arrest and search warrant at Boles’ residence on November , 01 . Upon execution of the search warrant, Deputy Mumaw and Officer Mariano encountered items appearing to be military grade explosive devices. At this time, criminal investigation units from Front Royal Police and Warren County Sheriff’s Office were called to the scene. After reviewing the scene, a bomb technician with the Virginia State Police was called to evaluate the items. The technician concurred with the findings of detectives and investigators and called an Explosive Ordinance Disposal unit with the United States Army. During the morning hours of November 3, 01 , the Army EOD unit rendered all the items to be safe and non-hazardous and cleared the scene for final Missing child found after automated-alert A nine-year-old boy that was earlier reported missing after he walked away from his residence in the Marlow Heights Subdivision in Front Royal on Monday, Dec. 3, was located unharmed later that day. The police department received a report from the boy’s mother at about 8:30 a.m. that her son was missing. Officers from the Front Royal Police Department responded and began a search of the area. A police K-9 dog and Warren County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to the scene to assist the police department in searching for the missing child. Police personnel utilized “A Child is Missing,” an automated phone notification system that places emergency message calls to phone numbers within specific designated areas. The 9-year-old boy was located about a half mile from his home within minutes after a resident received the automated emergency message and called the Police Department. The resident reported that he observed the missing child walking on Prospect Street. The child was located and identified as he walked by police officers that were responding to information provided by the resident. The child walked away from his home because he did want to attend school. Chief Norman Shiflett wishes to thank the public for their assistance in locating the missing child. (From a release) execution of the search warrant. Detectives and Investigators searched the scene for 1 -14 hours finding 30 firearms, approximately 5,000-30,000 rounds of ammunition as well as over 100 marijuana plants in various stages of growth, all of which were seized. The Bureau of Alcohol-Tobacco- Firearms and Explosives are involved as well and the incident is being reviewed for potential prosecution at the federal level. Agencies involved in this joint investigation include the Front Royal Police Department, Warren County Sheriff’s Office, Vir- ZIRIN, from p. 5 treatment. (Remember Elly Rosenthal the next time you see the NFL festooning its players in pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.) Perhaps it’s time we start viewing sports leagues less like family fun and more along the lines of highly scrutinized institutions such as BP, Chevron, and ExxonMobil. They have more in common than just their lawyers. Like big oil bosses, pro sports owners love corporate welfare, right-wing politicians and are deeply hostile to union workplaces and collective bargaining. Just as what’s good for ExxonMobil’s stock value — price gouging at the pump, lax environmental enforcement, war in the Middle East — is bad for America; what’s good for pro sports owners is bad for fans, stadium workers and especially taxpayers. Given the context, today’s news that the NHL has hired Republican guru of sophistry Frank “let’s call global warming climate change” Luntz to help with their messaging, makes perfect sense. This is a Frank Luntz crowd and its agenda reaches far beyond the world of sports. The number of lockouts, once the third rail of collective bargaining, has doubled since 010. But you need more than cash reserves to make this the new norm. For management to win a lockout they need to ginia State Police, Bureau of Alcohol- Tobacco-Firearms and Explosives, Warren County Fire and Rescue and the United States Army Explosive Ordinance Disposal units. Boles is currently being held without bond at the Warren County Adult Detention Center and additional charges are pending. Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Sgt. Jason Ryman (FRPD) at (540) 636- 08 or Lt. Gordon Foster (WCSO) at 635-7100. (From a joint press release of WCSO & FRPD) convince the public — and transform the culture — into thinking that lockouts (starving out your workers) is an acceptable practice. No NHL players are starving, of course, but this is about exploiting sports to enforce a new national labor paradigm. Some might think that a good idea would be to pressure the NBA, NFL and NBA to actually fire the lockout lawyers. They might suggest that we start a campaign to insist that the leagues hire negotiators who put the interests of fans and taxpayers at the center of these negotiations. But even if we could successfully disengage Proskauer Rose from our pro sports leagues, NBA and NHL Commissioners David Stern and Gary Bettman have more in common than just the combined five lockouts they’ve overseen in the past thirteen years. They’re also lawyers who used to be partners at a firm called Proskauer Rose. We are confronting our worst nightmare as sports fans: a vampire squid with a law degree attached to every tentacle. [Reprinted by permission of the author. Dave Zirin is the author of “The John Carlos Story” (Haymarket). Receive his column every week by emailing dave@edgeofsports. com. Contact him at edgeofsports@ gmail.com.] J & G Upholstery Auto and Boat Seats-Headliners-Carpets and More Serving the Front Royal area (540) 660-4645 • 540-660-1217
Read all issues in their entirety FREE on www.WarrenCountyReport.com To advertise in Warren County Report: Contact Alison at alisond@warrencountyreport.com • 540-551- 07 or Angie Buterakos at angie@warrencountyreport.com - 540-683-9197 Early December, 01 • Warren County Report • Page 7 Community Kiwanis Pancake fundraiser lining them up for 56 years Dr. Craig Zunka of Kiwanis, far left checks in hand, presents two for $400 to representatives of Calvary Episcopal Church and Front Royal Presbyterian Church for their respective “Backpack Buddies” weekend school breakfast programs at E. Wilson Morrison and Ressie Jeffries Elementary Schools . A.S. Rhodes will soon be added to the program. From left after Zunka are Larry Elliott, Addie Elliott, Barbara Tringale, Carolyn Blacklock, Walter Blacklock, Marty Hayes, Cathy Pinch and Deidre Sparger. It was standing room only mid-morning around 10:30 a.m. Correction The wildlife photos of deer in the Late November 01 issue were miss-credited to writer and recipe presenter Leslie Fiddler. Leslie informs us the deer photos were actually taken by Jackie Hodgkiss and are also available in the 013 Browntown Community Association calendar and in their note card collection, all available at the O. J. Rudacille Store in Browntown. Need a Photographer? Email: RobShultz@me.com The Kiwanis pancake assembly line manned by Alan Sealock at the controls under the watchful eye of Edward Greco to left. Jerry Scholder dishes out the sausage – don’t skimp, Jerry! The long, hungry line …
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