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Coquiller wrote on Jun 29, 2009 7:53 PM:
Ben Dover: I don't believe I wrote anything about a garbage man, better read it again!
BEN DOVER wrote on Jun 29, 2009 4:23 PM:
apparently you cant read coquiller, I corrected myself already.
Coquillian wrote on Jun 28, 2009 4:29 PM:
I have made no comments about garbage "Bendover". So what does your comment mean? Oh yeah, you can't spell, you meant Coquiller, that is who made the comment about the garbage man. I do take out my own trash, the garbage man just hauls it off....
BEN DOVER wrote on Jun 28, 2009 4:06 PM:
correction on that, it was coquiller i was speaking too, the one thats just jealous curtis jack wasnt massaging her!
Shallow Al wrote on Jun 28, 2009 7:27 AM:
90 days??
I gotta lie down. The DA's Office certainly stood their ground this time.
Talk about tough law enforcement.
What crime IS serious around here?
I can't wait for the next election. Way past time for change in the DA.
I gotta lie down. The DA's Office certainly stood their ground this time.
Talk about tough law enforcement.
What crime IS serious around here?
I can't wait for the next election. Way past time for change in the DA.
BEN DOVER wrote on Jun 27, 2009 6:43 PM:
Hey Coquillian...if your so worried about taking out your garbage, why dont you take your rubbish to the dump yourself!!!
CoquilleTeen wrote on Jun 25, 2009 10:10 PM:
Curtis Jack had a wife and two children. Does anyone stop to think of how they must be feeling? They are just as much victims as the young girl is. He not only has ruined his own life he has ruined his family's. The embarrasment they must feel is more than anyone should feel. What he did doesnt just affect him and the girl, it affects everyone around him. I feel so sorry for his family. My heart goes out to them in this horrible horrible time. I only wish that Curtis Jack would be spending more time in jail. 90 days is hardly a punishment.
Dragonman wrote on Jun 25, 2009 9:47 PM:
I didn't say anything about this county. I love Coos Bay, and its law abiding people. Our judges are good too, not to mention our police force in both North Bend, and Coos Bay. It’s the law, it needs to be updated. I would like to know that when my 2 children walk out the door they are not going to run into a guy like this in 90 days.
Coquillian wrote on Jun 25, 2009 5:12 PM:
Many of us are very proud of our area, just not proud of a few things that have been going on lately.
bc wrote on Jun 25, 2009 4:34 PM:
I hear a lot of bad mouthing about Coose County and Coquille in this Comment section! on all things! whats the matter people? do you live in a shell? why don't you move on and make room for people that want to support and be proud of there City and County See what life is like elsewhere.
BC
BC
dragonman wrote on Jun 24, 2009 9:50 PM:
90 lousy days, Big deal, considering the lifelong trauma that this child will suffer. To me this falls way short of justice. When will our society have enough of this behavior? This guy will sit in a room, read books, talk on the phone, watch TV, and have 3 meals a day served to him. I read that someone was feeling sorry for the embarrassment of his family. WOW. I would love to see offences towards children carry a minimum of 10+ years. THEN maybe they would think about it first.
orecoast007 wrote on Jun 24, 2009 5:48 PM:
Is the Coos County Deputy District Attorney an elected position or are the appointed by the Gov. does anybody know?
rambo wrote on Jun 23, 2009 7:47 PM:
Hey webby, you might want to pull that last comment. The one by coquiller. There is only one garbage man in this town. And I have heard lots of stories about him through the years. Just a heads up. lol.
Coquiller wrote on Jun 23, 2009 5:40 AM:
Whether or not you think 90 days is good or bad, he's in jail and I can't imagine how humilitated he is and should be! I feel for his children and wife and let this be a lesson for the other men out there that continue to be Aggressive and don't get in trouble....I'm sure Curtis never thought this would happen, not in his wildest dreams! Be careful taking your garbage out!!!
Q wrote on Jun 22, 2009 10:38 AM:
To Chilly -
The statute on sex crimes is usually 7 years. Although... if quite a long time has passed, the case will be harder to prove without physical evidence. However, doctor visits and psychological records can be used in a variety of ways...
Good luck to you. My heart goes out to this young victim. This man is a shameful excuse for a human being - positioning himself in the affluent society available in Coos County - only to be just another pedophile. Curtis Jack, you should be ashamed of yourself.
The statute on sex crimes is usually 7 years. Although... if quite a long time has passed, the case will be harder to prove without physical evidence. However, doctor visits and psychological records can be used in a variety of ways...
Good luck to you. My heart goes out to this young victim. This man is a shameful excuse for a human being - positioning himself in the affluent society available in Coos County - only to be just another pedophile. Curtis Jack, you should be ashamed of yourself.
kikilongbean wrote on Jun 21, 2009 2:36 PM:
I find this hard to believe. 90 days? Is that all?
And I suppose he'll still be on those Coquillian committees as well.
Amazing. You should be real proud of yourselves.
And I suppose he'll still be on those Coquillian committees as well.
Amazing. You should be real proud of yourselves.
coosbaygirl wrote on Jun 21, 2009 2:34 PM:
I have to say I am pleased that he plead guilty. Now I can stop listening to all the people who kept saying it was her fault. I understand there are situations where false accusations are made, but victims should be allowed to come forward without people accusing her of deserving it, instigating it (by the way she dresses), or having a daddy complex. No matter what the victim should always be treated as such in these situations, I don't care how respected the other person is in the community. It only victimizes the person over again. Unfortunately,(in my opinion) he only got 90 days, as far as I'm concerned he should have spent the whole year in jail. What an unfortunate situation for all involved,especially the victim and the man's family.
chilly wrote on Jun 20, 2009 6:34 PM:
90 days? her rights were violated, and he only got 90 days? and i bet he dont serve all 90 either... this happened to me several years ago, (not from this man), can i file a claim too... i still have nightmares from it...no seriously, if anyone knows the statute of limitations on this i would love to know..
Coquillian wrote on Jun 20, 2009 9:34 AM:
I wonder if it was worth it? Divorce, having to register, etc. My heart goes out to the little girl who came here expecting to learn about American culture, and got a taste of the worst we have to offer.
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