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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday; Feb. 23, 2011 7B Sam Williams release from the Californiahave been shipped into theJustice, the California High- According to the release, controlled substance. Staff Writer Attorney General's Office, prison." way Patrol, the Yuba City Lancaster was among the Other alleged New Order swilliams@lassennews.com the investigation, named • In late January, anotherPolice Department, the Yuba founders of the New Order gang members taken into Operation Forseti for the two envelopes -- one County Sheriffs Department, Gang 30 years ago, and the custody last week include Heads up work by anobser- Norse god of justice, beganaddressed to Briggs and the Marysville Police De- gang's 15 original members Robert Harold Boyd, of Yuba Vant correctional officer at in November 2010 when a another addressed to inmate partment, the California De- said they formed the gang to County; Elissia Danielle the California Correctional correctional officer at CCCScotty William Brendlin, partment of Corrections and promote white supremacy, Soito, of Marysville, Ben- Center in Susanville led to noticed "a suspicious enve-another alleged New Order Rehabilitation Special Ser- but investigators allege they jamin Leon Andrade, of a four-month multi-agency lope sent to inmate Robin gang member -- were dis- vices Unit and the Yuba/ mainly dealt methampheta- Yuba City, and Mickey Ray investigation that resulted Conley Briggs, (allegedly) a covered. Suffer Gang Task Force mine and other drugs. Jeffrey, of YubaCity. in the eventual arrest of five member of the New Order According to the release, participated in the investiga- Lancaster has a lengthy, Investigators also seized alleged Central Valley white gang." "Each glue strip containedtion. 20-year criminal record in-two weapons, three grams supremacist gang members A department of justice nearly one gram of heroin,George William Lancaster, eluding arrests for false ira- of heroin and approxi- on charges of suspicion oflaboratory confirmed the which is worth about $500 in- whom investigators consider prisonment, kidnapping, bur- mately one-quarter ounce of engaging in a conspiracy to glue in the envelope con- side prison -- five times its the "godfather of the white glary, car theft and weapons methamphetamine as officers distribute heroin in a prison tained heroin, and investiga- street value." supremacist movement in violations, He also allegedly served search warrants at and other charges, tots suspect, "many more According to the release, Yuba County," was arrestedserved a six-year prison seven separate locations in According to a press heroin-laden envelopes may the California Department of Monday, Feb. 14. sentence for possession of a the Yuba City area. Patrick Shillito Staff Writer pshillito@lassennews.com The end of a school day doesn't usually end with a van plowing through the side of the building, but for the few people still in the Long Valley Charter School build- ing around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15, that's exactly what happened. "I was just sitting here, doing my homework," said Long Valley student Bre Barron. "Then a car came through my school." Barton, School Registrar Shelley Tilford ,and Regional Program Coordinator Cindy Henry were among the hand- ful of people left in the build- ing at p.m. Tilford said a Beige Ford Windstar van driven by a teenage girl came around the corner onto Union Street from Cottage Street, lost control of the van, broke through a fence, jumped part of the school's parking lot beneath the fence, landed, then accelerated at the building, blowing right through the side of the building, she also had a teenage passenger. "I was sitting at my desk, working on the computer when I saw the car," Tilford said. "Cindy was next to me at the time ,&hen we both saw the car come flying at us. We were both able to get out of the way before the car came through." No one was injured in the collision. Tilford said the two girls in the van weren't hurt, but she thought the driver panicked after dropping from the top street parking lot on Union Street into the school's park- ing lot. Tilford believed the shock of what 'was happening may have caused the driver to accelerate after landing instead of hitting the brakes. The impact from hitting the building caused glass, wood, metal and brick to fly everywhere. The van received minor damage to its exterior, according to Henry. Meanwhile, workers from Kirack Construction Inc. were next door working on a remo4el of HiLites Salon. After hearing the initial impact, the workers came over to see if everyone was all right. After the Susanville Police Department and Susanville Towing came and did their initial work at the scene, Kirack's crew went to work clearing away the debris. They were able to board up the building for the night, until permanent repairs to the building could be made. "My guys were just doing work next door when they heard the crash," said Michael Kirack, owner of Kirack Construction. Inc. "We thought we would come over and help them seal the place up." Tilford said the efforts of the construction workers was much appreciated, especially after the initial incident. "They deserve all the credit," said Tilford. "We are very glad they were next door. We couldn't have clone it without their help." As for the school, Henry said the building is fully in- sured for repairs. The school is scheduled to be closed for the rest of the week. Bubba Wright, left, removes debris from the hole created by the van while police officer Brad Pon and Michael Kirack discuss the incident. 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