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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, March 2, 2011 3B
LAW 00-ln.d RD E R
Law and Order policy
Information that appears in
this column is compiled from
the Plumas County Sheriff's
Office activity log, the county
correctional center's booking
log and California Highway
Patrol press releases. The Sher-
iff's Blotter shows initial
charges. In some instances the
charges may change after the
dispatch report. We do not
report suspects' names in
arrests for public intoxication
or drunken driving unless ac-
companied by another serious
charge, such as probation viola-
tion, 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 I
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 con-
junction with an incident. The
CHP determines whether
injuries are characterized as
m nor, moderate or fatal.
SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Quincy
One person was arrested
on two charges of battery and
an allegation of violating
probation.
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One person was arrested on a
charge of violating a court
order.
One person was arrested on a
charge of driving under the
influence.
One person was arrested on a
court remand from a prior
burglary charge.
One person was arrested on a
court remand from a prior
charge of violating a court
order.
Medical
Friday, Feb. 18
Airway: In Chester, a caller
reported an 81-year-old in
pain and having trouble
breathing. The call was
transferred to Susanville
Interagency Fire Center.
A sergeant copied the traffic.
The patient was being trans-
ported to Seneca.
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Cardiac: In Greenville, some-
one reported an elderly
woman having chest pains.
The call was transferred to
South Lassen Emergency
Medical Services and Indian
Valley fire was paged. A
deputy was en route.
Airway: In Greenville, a
caller reported a female with
shortness of breath. Indian
Valley fire and Plumas
District Hospital were paged.
Information was given to a
deputy.
Lumbar: In Greenville, a
56-year-old male fell and was
experiencing back pain.
Sick: In Portola, someone
reported a person with in-
creased fever and weakness.
A medic was on scene.
Saturday, Feb. 19
Disoriented: In Quincy,
someone requested an ambu-
lance for a disoriented
female. The call was trans-
ferred to PDH and Quincy
Fire Department was paged.
PDH advised fire could
cancel.
Oxygen: In Keddie, a caller
advised she had been out of
power for some time and
needed oxygen for a relative.
The call was transferred to
PDH.
Shoulder: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance for
a broken shoulder. Informa-
tion was given to Eastern
Plumas Health Care and
Eastern Plumas Rural
Fire Protection District
responded.
Sunday, Feb. 20
Fall: In Quincy, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for a
man who slipped on the ice
and fell. The call was trans-
t'erred to PDH. An ambulance
and Quincy fire were paged.
Fall: In Greenville, a caller
requested an ambulance for
her mother who slipped and
fell on ice. The call was trans-
ferred to SLEMS and Indian
Valley fire was paged.
Fall: In Quincy, California
Highway Patrol received a re-
quest for an ambulance for a
fall victim. The call was dis-
connected before CHP could
transfer it. An ambulance
and Quincy fire were paged.
Airway: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance
for herself as she was having
difficulty breathing. The call
was transferred to EPHC.
Portola fire was paged and
responded.
Diabetic: In Chester, CHP re-
ported a misdirected 911 call.
Cross traffic indicated the
call was to SIFC for medical
aid due to diabetic complica-
tions. Information was given
to a deputy.
Monday, Feb. 21
Unknown malady: In
Chester, someone reported
a man was down in the
road. Information was given
to SIFC.
Stroke: In Quincy, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for a
possible stroke. The call was
transferred to PDH. An am-
bulance and Quincy fire were
paged.
Hip: In Chester, someone re-
ported an ambulance was
needed for a hip injury. The
call was transferred to SIFC.
Fire and an ambulance were
paged and responding. The
nearest deputy advised he
was out of position.
Blood pressure: In Portola,
someone requested medical
aid for an 80-year-old female
with elevated blood pressure.
The call was transferred to
EPHC and Portgla fire was
paged and responding.
Tuesday, Feb. 22
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caller requested an ambu-
lance for her friend who was
ill. The call was transferred
to SIFC.
Thursday, Feb. 24
Cranium: In Greenville,
someone reported a 10-year-
old with possible meningitis.
Unknown malady: In Fall: In Quincy, a caller
Delleker, a caller requested requested an ambulance for a
an ambulance to come female who fell offa ladder.
pick him up. The call was The call was transferred to
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Eastern Plumas fire was Quincy fire were paged.
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Wednesday, Feb. 23
Cardiac: In Greenville, a
911 hang-up was received. A
second call indicated an
ambulance was needed for a
person with chest pain. The
call was transferred to
SLEMS and Indian Valley
fire was paged.
Unknown malady: In
Graeagle, a caller requested
Graeagle Fire Protection
District be paged to the fire
hall for a walk-in medical aid
case. EPHC had already been
advised and was en route.
Airway: In Quincy, a caller
requested medical aid for an
unresponsive female who
wasn't breathing. The call
was transferred to PDH and
Quincy fire was paged.
Miscellaneous
Friday, Feb. 18
Simultaneous spinouts: In
• Quincy, numerous spinouts
were reported near Keddie.
CHP was advised and re-
ported they would sent a unit
as soon as one was available.
One semitrailer was blocking
the roadway and a second
was in a bank, blocking the
entire highway. CHP was no-
tified to expedite response.
The highway was closed in
both directions.
Apparently the joy of hearing
a child's laughter is subjec-
tive: In Portola, someone re-
quested information on file
about receiving harassing
phone calls from children.
Saturday, Feb. 19
Tree: In Prattville, a caller
reported a tree across the
road hanging in some lines
next to the cemetery. Infor-
mation was given to PG&E.
Tree: In Cromberg, a caller
reported a tree hit a power
line and caught fire. Long
Valley Fire Department was
paged and responding. A
deputy was responding to
assist. Information was given
to Plumas-Sierra Rural Elec-
tric Cooperative. Long Valley
reported Rural Electric was
on scene.
Tree: In Greenville, a caller
reported a large tree limb
over a power line, which was
smoking. The caller advised
She already called PG&E.
Indian Valley fire was paged
and deputies copied the
traffic. PG&E was notified
and responding. Fire was
standing by. PG&E was on
scene.
Sled rage: In Meadow Valley,
a caller reported two males
and two females sledding
near the smiley face. The
caller said they were drunk.
He said he didn't see them
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