On January 1 when we had the I-5 Corridor Prayer Walk one of our focuses was prayer to come against the Drug Problem in Medford and the Rogue Valley. A few days before that I was told that the Medford Chief of Police asked for prayer for the Police Department and the Drug problem in Medford. I called the office of the Chief of Police and told them I represented Jackson County Prayer, and that we would be praying for the Chief and the Police Department. The secretary thanked me and said she would tell the Chief.
At the prayer walk, we prayed that the Police would get inside information to find out where the drugs are, and eradicate the drug houses and remove the drug dealers off the
Streets and bring them to justice. We prayed that this area would be so tough on drugs that people who deal in drugs would not come to Medford or the Rogue Valley.
REPORT
On Friday January 9 there was an article in the Mail Tribune titled "Police Drug Dog
Sniffs Out a Pound of Meth." The article went on to say that Police were watching a
suspicious situation and eventually stopped this vehicle for a traffic violation. The drug sniffing springer spaniel found one pound of Meth in the car. They were arrested and the bail on one of the men was over 1 million dollars, and the other one had no bail, because he was an illegal alien.
Please pray with us for Police Chief Randy Schoen and the Medford Police Department as they endeavor to eradicate the Meth problem in Medford. We all want Medford and the Rogue Valley to be a safer place to raise our children without the influence of drugs in our region.
Remember: "The earnest (heartfelt, continued) prayer of a righteous man makes tremendous power available (dynamic in its working)." James 5:16 Amp.
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