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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011 3B
L AW a (t
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
arrests for public intoxication or
drunken driving unless accompa-
nied by another serious charge,
such as probation violation, a
vehicle 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
determines there is insufficient
evidence to prosecute. The fact
that someone was involved in an
automobile collision does not
constitute liability or fault.
Minors are named as legal-age
drivers at 16, unless they are
charged with a crime in conjunc-
tion with an incident. The CliP
determines whether injuries
are characterized as minor,
moderate or fatal.
SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Greenville
One person was arrested on
charges of being under the in-
fluence of a controlled sub-
stance and possession of para-
phernalia, as well as an allega-
tion of violating probation.
One person was arrested on a
driving under the influence
charge.
Paxton
One person was arrested on a
DUI charge.
Portola
One person was arrested on a
domestic violence charge and
an allegation of violating pro-
bation.
Quincy
One person was arrested on
an intoxication charge.
One person was arrested on a
theft charge.
One person was arrested on a
trespassing charge.
One person was arrested on
charges of DUI and driving
with an open container.
One person was arrested on
charges of DUI and driving
with a suspended license.
One person was arrested on
charges of carrying a con-
cealed weapon and driving
with a license suspended from
a previous DUI violation,
along with an allegation of vi-
olating probation. Another
person was arrested in the
same incident on a charge of
carrying a concealed weapon
and an allegation of violating
probation.
Storrie
One person was arrested on
charges of DUI and driving
with a license suspended from
a previous DUI violation.
Twain
One person was arrested on a
DUI charge.
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Fire
Monday, Feb. 7
Residence: In Chester, a caller
reported her roof was on fire.
Dispatch advised the caller to
leave the residence and the
call was disconnected. Su-
sanville Interagency Fire Cen-
ter was contacted and fire was
paged.
Medical
Friday, Feb. 4
Pain: In Cromberg, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for her-
self due to extreme pain. The
call was transferred to East:
ern Plumas Health Care and
Long Valley Fire Department
was paged.
Reaction: In Greenville, some-
one reported a female with an
allergic .reaction to an antibi-
otic. The call was transferred
to South Lassen Emergency
Medical Services and Indian
Valley fire was paged.
Saturday, Feb. 5
Stroke: In Portola, someone
reported a possible stroke vic..
tim. The call was transferred
to EPHC and Eastern Plumas
Rural Fire Protection District
was paged.
Sunday, Feb. 6
Sick: In Crescent Mills, a
caller requested an ambulance
for an elderly female with a
high temperature. The call
was transferred to SLEMS. In-
dian Valley and Crescent
Mills fire were paged.
Reaction: In Portola, someone
reported a female took a pill
and was having an allergic re-
action and vomiting. The
caller said the victim was
drinking earlier as well. The
call was transferred to EPHC
and Portola fire was paged. In-
formation was given to a
deputy. A deputy advised this
was not an intentional over-
dose.
Multiple maladies: In Chester,
someone reported an 80-year-
old diabetic female with heart
problems was very incoherent,
had slurred speech and was
experiencing loss of eyesight.
The call was transferred to
SIFC and information was giv-
en to a deputy. The patient
was being transported to
Seneca.
Monday, Feb. 7
Diabetic: In Graeagle, some-
one reported a patient with el-
evated blood sugar at Eastern
Plumas Medical Clinic. The
call was transferred to EPHC
and Graeagle fire was paged.
Airway: In Greenville, some-
one reported being with a per-
son who was en route with an
infant who may have stopped
breathing but was OK now.
Deputies were following the
car and information was given
to SLEMS. The patient was be-
ing transferred to Plumas Dis-
trict Hospital.
Tuesday, Feb. 8
Unknown malady: In Meadow
Valley, a caller requested an
ambulance for himself. The
call was transferred to Califor-
nia Highway Patrol. CHP and
Meadow Valley Fire Protec-
tion District were paged.
Airway: In Quincy, a caller re-
ported an unconscious female
that was having trouble
breathing. The call was trans-
ferred to PDH. An ambulance
and Quincy Fire Department
were paged.
Wednesday, Feb. 9
Fall: On the Lake Almanor
peninsula, a caller reported
her 90-year-old father-in-law
fell in the kitchen. The call
was transferred to SIFC and
information was given to a
sergeant.
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
a 911 hang-up was received. A
sergeant on scene requested
fire and medical aid. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged.
Unknown malady: In
Greenville, a caller requested
an ambulance for himself. The
call was transferred to
SLEMS. SLEMS advised only
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not fire.
Seizures: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance for
her husband who had two
seizures. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC and Portola
fire was paged.
Unknown malady: Near Lake
Almanor, a caller requested to
speak to SIFC. The caller re-
quested an ambulance. The
call was transferred to SIFC.
Miscellaneous
Friday, Feb. 4
Apparently they're not ready
to be out in public without a
leash: In Meadow Valley, a
caller reported several kids
who kept harassing her dog by
shooting paintballs. The caller
didn't know who the kids were
but thought she knew where
they lived. A sergeant advised
the information was on file.
Saturday, Feb. 5
Vandalism: In Portola, a caller
reported her tires were
slashed.
Wouldn't it be nice if our inter-
national image weren't so ac-
curate? In Yuba City, a caller
reported he lost a Smith &
Wesson revolver at Carl's Jr.
Sunday, Feb. 6
Well that's clearly a pipe
dream: In Greenville, a caller
reported finding eight dead
geese dumped just off the
road. Information was given
to the Department of Fish and
Game.
CHP REPORT
Hit and run, Feb. 5
On Feb. 5, at approximately
12:25 p.m., John Froggatt, of
Quincy, was driving his 1936
Dodge westbound on East
Main Street in Quincy. Frog-
gatt began to pull to the right-
hand curb in front of the One
Stop gas station.
A maroon Ford F-150 with
no bumper approached the
rear of the Dodge and the front
right of the Ford collided with
the left rear bumper of the
Dodge. After the collision, the
Ford turned northbound on
Alta Avenue and fled the
scene. Froggatt exited his ve-
hicle after pulling to the curb
and followed the vehicle on
foot.
Froggatt was contacted by
CHP and information was taken.
This collision is still under in-
vestigation. Froggatt identified
the driver of the Ford as Darrell
McMaster, 40, of Quincy.
ATV reliever, Feb. 6
On Feb. 6 at approximately
1:30 p.m., Jim Franklin of
Newport Coast was driving a
Polaris ATV at an unknown
speed traveling northbound
on Grizzly Road, approximate-
ly eight miles south of Gene-
see Road.
According to CHP, for an
unknown reason the right
front tire of the ATV struck
the ascending embankment to
the east of Grizzly Road. The
vehicle rolled over onto
Franklin in a counter-clock-
wise motion.
He suffered a broken ankle
and ribs, and was flown to
Renown Medical Center in
Reno. The ATV suffered mi-
nor damages. Franklin was
wearing a helmet at the time
of the accident.
Rear-ended, Feb. 8
Sara M. Posey, 23, of Quin-
cy, was driving a Dodge Stra-
tus westbound on Lawrence
Street in Quincy in the num-
ber 2 lane, at a stated speed of
25 - 30 mph, approaching
Bradley Street. Harlee J.
'Keller, 17, was driving a Kia
Sportage 25 - 40 feet behind
the Dodge, at a stated speed of
25 mph.
According to CHP, Keller di-
verted her attention from dri-
ving to a portable audio elec-
tronic device that was in her
lap. As Posey approached
Bradley Street, she saw a
pedestrian standing on the
southeast corner of Lawrence
and Bradley streets. Posey
slowed and stopped her vehi-
cle to allow the pedestrian to
cross the street.
Keller did not see the Dodge
slowing and stopping ahead of
her because she was looking
at her electronicdevice. She
looked up, saw the Dodge
stopped, and applied her
brakes, but was unable to stop
in time. The Kia rear-ended
the Dodge. The force of the
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