Eagle Point Man Arrested After Knife Attack Arising From Money Dispute

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. — A 65-year-old man, Anthony C. Holzhauer, was arrested in Eagle Point on Sunday evening after he assaulted another man with a knife following a dispute about money.

Eagle Point Man Injured In Knife Attack

The Eagle Point Police Department responded to reports of a knife attack yesterday at 5:38 p.m. in the 300 block of Lorraine Avenue after neighbors called 911.

The suspect was arguing with the victim, Webster Jackson, 57, when Holtzhauer took out a knife and cut the victim several times. Officers later established that Holtzhauer initiated the fight.

Jackson sustained multiple non-life-threatening injuries but managed to pin Holzhauer down.  Holzhauer was arrested without further incident when officers arrived. Jackon was transported to the hospital and treated for cuts to the head, face, and body but has since been released.

Police said this was an isolated incident between the two people, and no other victims were involved.

There are no threats to the public. Holzhauer was lodged at the Jackson County Jail and is facing charges of first-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon, and harassment. The case was refered to the District Attorney’s Office

Daily Tidings is independent and free to read, thanks to readers like you. Help keep it going.

Support us

Morning Brief

Sign up today for our daily newsletter, a quick overview of top local stories and Oregon breaking news delivered straight to your inbox.

You can unsubscribe at any time.

What do you think?

Your email address will not be published.

Be the first to comment.

Latest News

All news
  1. Eastern Oregon Groundwater Pollution Case Brings $25 Million Settlement From Food ProducerEnvironment
  2. Grants Pass Shelter Gives Longtime Residents Until Monday to Leave, With No Promise of ReturnPolitics & Government
  3. Oregon Landlords Don’t Have to Say When They Mailed No-Cause Eviction Notices, Court RulesCrime & Courts
  4. Waves Up to 35 Feet Expected on Southern Oregon and Northern California Coasts TonightPublic Safety
  5. California Company’s Plan to Seed Southern Oregon Clouds With Drones Raises Residents’ ConcernsEnvironment
  6. Oregon SNAP Recipients Will Need Proof of Rent and Utility Costs Starting November 21Politics & Government

Read More