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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011 3B
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ORDER
Law and Order policy
Information that appears in this
column is compiled from the
Plumas County Sheriff's Office'
activity log, the county correc-
tional center's booking log and
California Highway Patrol press
releases. The Sheriff's Blotter
shows initial charges. In some in-
stances the charges may change
after the dispatch report. We do
not report suspects' names in ar-
rests for public intoxication or
drunken driving unless accompa-
nied by another serious charge,
such as probation violation, a ve-
hicle accident or another felony.
The fact that someone has been
arrested and charged with a
crime does not constitute guilt.
The case may never appear in
court if the district attorney de-
termines there is insufficient evi-
dence to prosecute. The fact that
someone was involved in an au-
tomobile collision does not con-
stitute liability or fault. Minors
are named as legal-age drivers at
16, unless they are charged with
a crime in conjunction with an
incident. The CHP determines
whether injuries are character-
ized as minor, moderate or fatal.
SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Chester
One person was arrested on
charges of driving under the
influence and driving with a
suspended license.
Two people were arrested on
intoxication charges.
Greenville
One person was arrested on a
charge of violating the terms
of registration as a sex
offender.
Portola
One person was arrested on
an allegation of violating
probation.
Two people were arrested on
DUI charges.
Quincy
Two people were
DUI charges.
arrested on
one Person was arrested on
a charge of possessing con-
centrated hash.
One person was arrested on,
charges of battery, causing a
disturbance, t/'espassing and
resisting an officer.
Fire
Friday, Jan. 28
Uncontrolled burn: In Sloat,
someone reported an out of
control burn near a ranch.
Long Valley Fire Department
was paged and information
was given to the Forest
Service. A second page was
given for Long Valley Fire.
Greenhorn Creek Volunteer
Fire Department was paged
for mutual aid. Graeagle Fire
Protection District was
paged.
Please clip 'n save this page for future reference
8nce the telephone numbers for Plumas District Hospital physidans
e inadvertently left out of the2011 Pluma Lassen Connection Yellow Pag, ,
you'll want to save t hi s page under "Physiciand' in the phonebook.
Gas: In Portola, a caller re-
ported her carbon monoxide
detector was going off. East-
ern Plumas Rural Fire
Protection District was
paged.
Thursday, Feb. 3
Residence: In Taylorsville,
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someone reported an empty
house on fire by the school.
Indian Valley and Crescent
Mills fire were paged. Infor-
mation was given to South
Lassen Emergency Medical
Services to stand by as a
precaution. Information was
given to the Forest Service,
which was responding.
Medical "
Friday, Jan. 28
Airway: In Cromberg, a
caller reported she was
having difficulty breathing.
The call was transferred to
Plumas District Hospital. An
ambulance and Long Valley
fire were paged.
Shoulder: in Belden, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
male with a possible broken
collarbone. The caller said
the mail showed up and
said he fell on the road.
California Highway Patrol
and a sergeant were en route.
CHP reported the sergeant
could cancel. The patient was
transported by ambulance.
Sick: Near Lake Almanor,
medical assistance was
requested for an ill male. The
call was transferred to
Susanville Interagency Fire
Center and information was
given to a deputy.
Immobile: In Delleker, a
caller requested medical aid
because he couldn't walk.
The call was transferred to
Eastern Plumas Health Care
and Eastern Plumas fire was
paged.
deputy was advised.
Sunday, Jan. 30
Sick: In Portola, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for his
son who had been vomiting
all night. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC and Portola
fire was paged.
Sick: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
female with general illness
and dizziness. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged.
Knee: In Blairsden, someone
reported a female had a knee
injury. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC and Graeagle
fire was paged.
Sick: In Quincy, someone
requested an ambulance
for an ill female. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged and
information was given to a
deputy.
Monday, Jan. 31
Freezing: In Delleker, a man
requested an ambulance
for himself because he was
freezing and couldn't get up.
The call was transferred to
EPHC and Eastern Plumas
fire was paged.
an ambulance for herself.
The call was transferred to
SLEMS and Indian Valley
fire war paged.
Fall: In Chester, a caller
reported someone fell.
The call was transferred to
SIFC.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Cardiac: On the Lake
Almanor Peninsula, a caller
requested an ambulance for
her husband who had a
possible heart attack. The
call was transferred to SIFC.
Cardiac: In Greenville, a
caller requested an ambu-
lance for a person with a
high pulse rate. The call was
transferred to SLEMS and
Indian Valley fire was paged.
Thursday, Feb. 3
Diabetic: In Quincy, someone
was requesting an ambulance
for her co-worker who had
low blood sugar. PDH and
Quincy Fire were paged.
Ankle: On the west shore of
Lake Almanor, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
swollen ankle. The call was
transferred to SIFC.
Fall: In Quincy, a caller Fall: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance at reported her husband fell
the high school for a male out of a wheeI chair and hit
who slipped on the ice and his head. The call was trans-
couldn't move. PDH aiad ferred to EPHC and Portola
Quincy fire were paged, fire was paged.
Unknown malady: In Keddie,
someone requested medical
aid. The call was transferred
to PDH. An ambulance was
Saturday, Jan. 29 paged and responded.
Fall: In Portola, someone
reported a male who was Tuesday, Feb. 1
extremely drunk fell. Infor- Disoriented: In Portola,
mation was given to EPHC someone requested an ambu-
and Portola fire was paged, lance for a mother who was
Information was given to very dizzy. The Call was
a deputy. The patient was transferred to EPHC and
being transported to EPHC. Portola fire was paged.
Airway: In Portola, someone Airway: In Portola, a caller
reported a male having requested an ambulance for
trouble breathing. The call an 80-year-old female who
was transferred to EPHC and was having a terrible time
Portola fire was paged, breathing. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC and Eastern
Fall: Ir~ Quincy, someone re- Plumas fire was paged.
ported an elderly female fall
victim with a head injury. Bleeding: In Quincy, a caller
Quincy Fire Department and reported his wife was bleed-
PDH were paged, ing from the mouth. The
caller was out of breath and
hard of hearing. The call
was transferred to PDH. An
ambulance and Quincy fire
were paged.
Unknown malady: In
Greenville, a calier requested
Cardiac: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for
his grandmother who might
be suffering a heart attack.
The call was transferred to
PDH. Quincy fire and an am-
bulance were paged and a
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Miscellaneous
Friday;Jan. 28
The embarrassment is
probably punishment enough
in this case: In Portola, a caller
advised he was drunk, did not
mean to dial 911 and was try-
ing to call the "sexy girls."
Information was given to a
deputy t(> check on the caller's
welfare. A deputy reported the
man was OK and misdialed.
Saturday, Jan. 29
Clearly more people want
extra patrol than can actually
get it: In Portola, a woman
reported someone was in her
front garage/carport and her
daughter was in the resi-
dence. The caller said she
never saw anyone but heard
banging in the garage and a
vehicle driving away. A
deputy reported a neighbor
was outside working on
his shed and that's what the
suspicious sounds were. The
caller requested extra patrol.
neighborhood disputes: In
Quincy, someone reported
loud music at a house. A
deputy advised being unable
to locate anyone at the
residence. The deputy said
the music was left on loudly.
The deputy would attempt to
contact them again later.
Wednesday, Feb. 2
Proof that rural life is too
boring for some people's
brains to handle: In Canyon
Dam, CHP cross traffic indi-
cated a passenger saw a man
kneeling on the side of the
road next to a vehicle with
another person pointing a
bow and arrow at him. The
reporting party indicated she
couldn't be sure the person
was actually pointing the
weapon at the other person.
A sergeant advised the
people were fishing. A deputy
contacted the two men.
One was tying his shoes and
the other was rigging his
fishing pole. There was no
Monday, Jan. 31 bow and arrow on scene and
You should be sitting at home everything was fine.
feeling depressed and angry.
Act like an adult! In Portola, I wonder if Hollywood or
someone reported an old car video games led to this: In
with lots of high school kids Portola at the vet's hall, a
in it. The caller said the kids man reported two women
kept getting out and dancing were talking dirty and it
in the street. The closest upset him. A deputy advised
deputy was busy. Informa- the caller not to return to the
tion was given to the CHP to location if he didn't like the
be on the lookout, conversation there.
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Janet Thompson, NP
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Vincent Frantz, MD, FACS
283-1506
Feather River Family
David Reed, DDS
Pooja eatel, DDS
O/nt hia Warner, RDHAP
Dentistry 283-3915
Car d i ol ogy 283 -5640
Milind Dhond, MD
Gynecology & Gynecologic Urology
Norman Nasise, MD
283-7951
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Podiatry
Kennon d. Martin, MD
283-3904
Urology
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John Freeman, MD
283-7990
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