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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, March 16, 2011 3B
LAW and
RDE R
SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Portola
One person was arrested on
charges of battery, fighting
and making threats, along
with an allegation of violat-
ing probation.
transfer, but information was
given to SLEMS and Indian
Valley fire was paged. Infor-
mation was given to a
deputy.
Vomiting: In Crescent Mills,
a caller requested fire for a
medical aid, as a 26-year-old
male was vomiting. Indian
Valley fire was paged.
for a husband who had
extreme stomach pain. The
call was transferred to EPHC
and Graeagle fire was paged.
Vision: In Portola, a caller
advised she was having
double vision and requested
an ambulance. The call
was transferred to EPHC and
Portola fire was paged.
Quincy
Two people were arrested on
charges of driving under the
influence.
One person was arrested on
a charge of possessing a
controlled substance.
Taylorsville
One person was arrested on
an intoxication charge.
Fire
Tuesday, March 8
Chimney: Near Lake A1-
manor, a caller reported a
chimney fire. Quincy Fire
Department was paged. The
fire department advised the
fire burned itseff out and the
attic was checked.
Medical
Saturday, March 5
Sick: In Greenville, a caller
requested an ambulance due
to illness. The call was trans-
ferred to South Lassen Emer-
gency Medical Services.
Arm: In Greenville, someone
reported a 12-year-old male
with a broken arm at the
high school. The call was
transferred to SLEMS and
Indian Valley fire was paged.
Dehydrated: In Greenville, a
caller requested an ambu-
lance for a female who was
dehydrated. The call was
transferred to SLEMS. Indian
Valley and Crescent Mills
fire were paged.
Monday, March 7
Fall: In Greenville, someone
reported falling and needing
assistanCe. The call didn't
Fall: In Crescent Mills, a
caller requested an ambu-
lance for her 99-year-old
mother who fell. The call was
transferred to SLEMS and
Indian Valley fire was paged.
Unknown malady: In
Meadow Valley, a caller re-
ported she was en route to
the hospital with her daugh-
ter and her vehicle broke
down. The caller was request-
ing an ambulance. Meadow
Valley Fire Pr6tection Dis-
trict and Plumas District
Hospital were paged and re-
sponded. Information was
given to the California High-
way Patrol and deputies.
Tuesday, March 8
Fall: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
female fall victim. The call
was transferred to PDH. An
ambulance and Quincy fire
were paged.
Diabetic: In Graeagle, a caller
requested an ambulance for
his wife, who was having a
diabetic problem: The call
was transferred to Eastern
Plumas Health Care. Graea-
gle Fire Protection District,
Whitehawk Ranch Volunteer
Fire Department and Plumas
Eureka Fire Department
were paged and responded.
Cardiac: In Chester, someone
reported a mother was
having chest pains. The call
was transferred to Susanville
Interagency Fire Center.
Wednesday, March 9
Digestive: In Blairsden, some-
one requested an ambulance
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
a caller advised someone at
the bus stop needed medical
attention. Quincy fire and
PDH were paged and a
sergeant was advised.
Fall: In Greenville, someone
reported an 83-year-old
female fell, hit her head, and
was bleeding. Indian Valley
fire was paged, information
was given to SIFC and an
officer responded to assist.
Airway: In Graeagle, some-
one reported a female experi- '
encing difficulty breathing.
The call was transferred to
EPHC and Graeagle fire was
dispatched.
Thursday, March 10
Fall: In Greenville, someone
requested an ambulance for
his wife who fell and was
having hip and back pain.
The call was transferred
to PDH. Quincy fire and an
ambulance were paged and
responding.
Lumbar: In Greenville, some-
one requested an ambulance
for back pain: The call was
transferred to SLEMS and
Indian Valley fire was paged.
Unknown malady: In Dellek-
er, a caller requested an am-
bulance. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC and Eastern
Plumas Rural Fire Protection
District was paged.
Miscellaneous
Sunday, March 6
Apparently it does make a
sound, even if there are no
cops around to hear it: In
VITALS, from page 2B
a celebration of her life
following Monday, March 14,
both at the Fehrman Mor-
tuary Chapel-Quincy.
Interment followed in the
Quincy East Lawn Cemetery
alongside her late husband.
An opportunity to express
condolences to the family and
sign the memorial guest
register is available online at
fehrmanmortuary.com.
The family suggests any
remembrances in Floy's
memory be made to the
Plumas County Museum, c/o
Fehrman Mortuary and Cre-
matory, P.O. Box 52, Quincy,
CA 95971.
DEATH NOTICES
DO YOU WANT YOUR
DRIVERS LICENSE BACK?
Ruby Merle Hall
Ruby Merle Hall, 77, died at
her home in Sparks, Nev.,
March 3, 2011. She was born
Oct. 27, 1933, in Big Springs,
Texas.
She was preceded in death
by her husband Maurice G.
Hall.
She is survived by her
children Teresa Hall, of
Roseville, Karen Machin, of
Graeagle, Jeanne Kennedy, of
Portola, and Mike Hall, of
Reno.
Services were held Mon-
day, March 14, at Immaculate
Conception Church in
Sparks.
Memorial donations can be
made to High Sierra Animal
Rescue, P.O. Box 548, Portola,
CA 96122.
Frank Neely
Frank Neely, 23, died
March 8, 2011, in Janesville.
He was born to Lena and
Fred Neely, on June 15, 1987
in Chester.
Frank is survived by hi
parents; brother and sister-
in-law Hank and Dana Neely,
of Susanville; and numerous
cousins.
Funeral services will be
held at 1 p.m. Saturday,
March 19, at Diamond Crest
Cemetery.
BIRTH
Connor Henry
Houstan Davis
Connor Henry Houstan
Davis was born to Danielle
Apodaca and Darren Davis,
of Portola, on Feb. 26, 2011, at
5:30 p.m. at Plumas District
Hospital in Quincy. Connor
weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces."
Maternal grandparents are
Angela Lloyd, of Oroville,
and Rodney Rosemaryn, of
Bangor.
Paternal grandparents are
Ruth and Thomas Davis, of
Oroville.
Great-grandparents are
Shirley Lloyd and Phillis
Perkins, both of Orovllle.
Connor is also welcomed
by sister MacieMay Davis, 17
months.
CARD of THANKS
We would like to acknowl-
edge with deep appreciation the
many expressions of love, kind-
ness and support shown during
this time of bereavement.
The Family of Theresa Elorza
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Chester, a caller reported a
loud party in the apartment
above his. The caller was
advised there was no deputy
on duty.
Overnight delivery: In Green-
ville, a caller reported her
mailbox was missing. The
caller advised she checked
her mail the night before
and the box was there. She
wanted the information on
file.
Monday, March 7
Spammed: In Greenville, a
caller requested information
on file thatsomeone damaged
his mailbox. The caller didn't
want contact with an officer,
just the information on file,
because so many others were
damaged.
Tuesday, March 8
Dang, now I need an alarm
system to protect my guns
from break-ins so they can
protect me from break-ins: In
Twain, a caller reported
someone broke into the
residence where he was care-
taking. The reporting party
indicated someone broke the
back door and took some
firearms.
Thursday, March 10
Cats: In Portola, a caller
reported a bobcat was in-
side her residence, where
she had two small children.
The caller said the animal
came in through the front
door. Information was given
to Fish and Game, which was
unavailable. A housecat was
removed from the residence
and everything was fine.
More cats: In Quincy, a caller
reported his roommates were
attacked by a feral cat. The
caller said they were in the
emergency room. Animal
Control was contacted to
retrieve the cat.
CHP REPORT
Failure to stop, March 4
On Friday, March 4,
Richard Kittilson, 66, of
Portola, was driving his 1983
Dodge pickup on Ladera
Lane, approaching Delleker
Road.
Jamie Loom:s, 38, also of
Portola, was driving a 1998
GMC Yukon eastbound on
Delleker Road at approxi-
mately 20 - 25 mph approach-
ing Ladera Lane.
Kittilson stopped at the
stop sign at Delleker Road,
but, according to California
Highway Patrol, failed to see
Loomis approaching from
the right. Kittilson pulled out
onto Delleker Road just as
Loomis was passing and
struck the left rear quarter of
Loomis' vehicle.
Neither Kittilson, Loom:s,
nor Loomis' 8-year-old
passenger was injured.
Deer on road, March 5
On Saturday, March 5, at
4:45 p.m., a collision occurred
on southbound U.S. 395 just
north of Evans Canyon under-
crossing involving a vehicle
driven by Paul Sevcsik, 43, of
Reno, and a deer.
The weather was cloudy
and cold but dry.
Sevcsik and his passenger,
Derek Cecil, also of Reno,
were traveling in a 2006
Chevrolet Impala in the No. 2
lane at an undetermined
speed. As Sevcsik crested a
small rise in the highway, a
deer entered the traffic lanes
from the center median. The
deer crossed the lanes while
running in a westerly direc-
tion and continued directly
into the path of Sevcsik's
vehicle.
According to CHP, Sevcsik
applied his brakes but was
unable to avoid a collision as
the right front of his vehicle's
bumper struck the deer.
Neither Sevcsi'k nor Cecil
reported injuries.
struck a paddle marker.
Rodriguez tried to correct
his vehicle by turning to the
left but crossed both the east-
bound and westbound lanes,
traveling onto the north
shoulder. He again tried to
correct his vehicle by turning
to the right to try and reenter
the roadway.
As his vehicle slid in the
soft shoulder, the dirt and
snow built up on the sides of
his tires caused his vehicle
to begin to overturn. His
vehicle overturned two full
times and came to rest on
its wheels off the north
shoulder.
Rodriguez received minor
injuries during the incident.
Tailgating, March 10
On Thursday, March 10, at
approximately 6.:20 p.m.,
Julie Duncan, 21, of Chico,
was driving a 1996 Toyota
Avalon westbound on High-
waY 70, at an estimated speed
of 40 mph.
Jesse Ackley, 32, of Twain,
was driving a 1999 Chevrolet
Tahoe directly in front of
Duncan, and behind a white
Cadillac-type vehicle.
According to CHP, Duncan
had been tailgating Ackley
for several miles, at times so
close that Ackley could not
see Duncan's headlights.
An animal (most likely a
fox) suddenly ran out into the
roadway from the north
forested hillside. The animal
was running across the
roadway towards the south
embankment leading to the
North Fork Feather River
between the white Cadillac-
type vehicle and Ackley's
vehicle.
Ackley forcefully applied
his brakes to avoid hitting
the animal.
Duncan saw Ackley's brake
lights come on, but was
following too close to avoid
running into the back of
Ackley's vehicle.
Both drivers came to a stop
on the north shoulder of
Highway 70 just west of the
collision location.
Minor injuries were
Rollover, March 7
On Monday, March 7, at
4:11 p.m., Leonard Rodriguez,
55, of Loyalton, was driving
his 1993 Chevrolet Suburban
eastbound on Highway 49
east of Sierraville. According
to CHP, he allowed his
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