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One person was arrested on a DUI charge. One person was arrested on a charge of DUl while riding a bicycle. One person was arrested on charges of possession of a con- trolled substance and a proba- tion violation. One person was arrested on charges of elder abuse and selling a controlled substance. One person was arrested on a charge of public intoxication. Rich Bar  ' " One person ,was arrested on a DUI charge. Taylorsville One person was arrested on a charge of possession of a con- trolled substance. Twain One person was arrested on a charge of possession of mari- j uana. Vinton One person was arrested on a DUI charge. DO YOU WANT YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE BACK? Fire Friday, May 6 Propane tank: In Chester, traffic assistance was request- ed due to a residential propane tank fire. 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 Sheriff'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 accompanied 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 conjunction with an incident. The CliP" determines whether injuries are characterized as minor, moderate or fatal. S_.U_:M_+M__!.T_ BUSINESS ADVISORS II Mark Smith ]1 CExP, CBI II CA LIC#01525569 .ll Plumas & Lassen counties II 0nly Licensed & Certified[[ Business Broker II Locallentialll smm00.com II Fn ]] 530-836-1570 * Rraeagletd Chimney: In Chester, a caller reported a chimney fire. The call wastransferred to Su- sanville Interagency Fire Center. Saturday, May 7 Alarm: In Quincy, a caller re- ported hearing an alarm sounding at the high school. Tuesday, May 10 Truck fire: In Delleker, East- ern Plumas fire was paged and responded to a garbage truck that was on fire at the Intermountain Disposal transfer station. Thursday, May 12 Alarm: In Blairsden, a caller reported hearing a fire alarm. Graeagle fire was paged and responded. Unattended fire: In Graeagle, a caller reported a fire next to the Coyote Grill. Graeagle fire was paged. The Forest Service responded. Medical Friday, May6 Fall: In Portola, a caller re- ported a male who had fallen. The male was also having heart and lung problems. The call was transferred to East- ern Plumas Health Care. Beckwourth fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Portola, EPHC was called because of a Life Alert alarm. Portola fire was paged and responded. Fall: In Portola, a caller re- ported a female fall victim who was having hip pain. The call was transferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Saturday, May 7 Fall: In Greenville, medical aid was requested for a female fall victim. The call was trans- ferred to South Lassen EMS. Indian Valley fire was paged and responded. Sunday, May 8 Vehicle accident: In Greenville, the California Highway Patrol reported a ve- hicle accident on Highway 89 just north of Greenville. One person was injured and was out of the vehicle, sitting on the'side of the road. SLEMS responded. Indian Valley fire was paged and responded. Fall: In Taylorsville, a Life- line alert was sounded for a fall victim. Plumas District Hospital and Indian Valley fire were paged and respond- ed. Unknown malady: In Virgilia, a caller reported that he was experiencing numbness and tingling in his arm. He said he wasn't sure if he needed an ambulance. The call was transferred to PDH for further evaluation. The caller was ad- vised that he needed to see a doctor. The caller refused medical attention and said he would call back if he had fur- ther symptoms. Unknown malady: In Greenville, a caller reported his girlfriend was not re- sponding when he spoke to her and requested an ambu- lance. The call was trans- ferred to SLEMS. Greenville fire was paged. Cold: In Quincy, a caller re- ported that he was cold and could not get warm. The call was transferred to PDH. Quin- cy fire was paged. Monday, May 9 Blood pressure: In Chester, an ambulance was requested for an 84-year-old male who was experiencing low blood pres- sure. The call was transferred to SIFC. Fall: In Portola, a caller re- quested an ambulance for a woman who had fallen out- side and was screaming for help. Poisoning: In Greenville, a caller reported possibly suf- fering from carbon monoxide poisoning. The caller refused an ambulance. Fire was paged. The dispatcher called SLEMS to go to the residence as a precaution. Tuesday, May 10 Broken leg: In Quincy, med- ical aid was requested for a fe- male with a broken leg. The call was transferred to PDH. Quincy fire was paged. Broken ankle: In Vinton, a caller requested an ambu- lance for a female with a bro- ken ankle. The woman was transferred to EPHC. Sierra Valley fire was paged. High temperature: In Twain, medical aid was requested for a male who had a high tem- perature as a complication of chemotherapy. The call was transferred to PDH. Fall: In Quincy, lift assistance was requested by a woman who said her husband had re- cently had back surgery. Quincy fire was paged. After arriving on the scene, the fire department requested an am- bulance because the man was experiencing shortness of breath. PDH was paged and responded. Wednesday, May 11 Unknown malady: In Blairs- den, a caller requested to speak to the hospital because he said he had blacked out earlier. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Graeagle fire was paged. Nr 1 S 1 (iLioN If you see a green ATV resembling this call Frank at 530-836-1722 and if it is my stolen vehicle, I will pay a $1,000 reward. The actual stolen vehicle is a MAX IV with a roll cage, windshield and tracks RI00:WARI) Vehicle accident: In Chester, a caller requested medical aid for a traffic accident with in- juries. The call was trans- ferred to SIFC. Unknown malady: In Quincy, a caller requested medical at- tention for a male who had collapsed. Quincy fire and PDH were paged. Airway: In Greenville, a fe- male reported she was having trouble breathing. The call was transferred to SLEMS. In- dian Valley fire whs paged. Pain: In Greenville, a caller requested an ambulance for an elderly female with chest pain. The call was transferred to SLEMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. The woman was transportedto PDH. Thursday, May 12 Bleeding: In Greenville, SLEMS requested fire be paged for a walk-in patient at the crew quarters who was ex- periencing a nosebleed. Indi- an Valley/Crescent Mills fire was paged and responded. Unknown malady: In Greenville, a caller reported a male lying infront of the resi- dence with an unknown prob- lem. The information was transferred to SLEMS. Indian Valley/Crescent Mills fire were paged and responded. The male was transported to PDH. Fall: In Clio, a caller reported a female fall victim in a drive- way. The call was transferred to EPHC. Whitehawk fire was paged and responded. Airway: In Delleker, a caller requested an ambulance be- cause shewas having trouble breathing. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Eastern Plumas fire was paged. Miscellaneous Sunday, May 8 Horse found: In Quincy, a caller reported that CHP placed a horse in his corral. The caller said the horse was not his. The caller said that if anyone is missing a horse, he might have it. He said he would keep it in his corral until someone claimed it. A short time later, the caller said he had located the horse's owner. Don't make me do it: In Greenville, a caller reported a large mountain lion in the area. The caller was transferred to the Department of Fish and Game. DFG advised the caller to leave the mountain lion alone and it should go away. But the caller was also advised that' if it became aggressive "then do what you gotta do." CliP REPORT Diverted attention, May 7 At 8:30 a.m. a minor from Portola was driving a 1977 Ford pickup eastbound on Highway 70, west of Portola, at 50 mph. According to the California Highway Patrol, he diverted his attention from the road, which allowed the Ford to dri- ve onto the right shoulder. He attempted to drive back onto the highway, but overcol:rected, lost control and hit the guardrail. The pickup sustained mod- erate damage. The driver was wearing his seat belt and was not injured. Drives down embankment, May 8 At 6:40 a.m. Carrie Lovin, 32, of Susanville, was driving a 1999 Kia Sonata southbound on Highway 89 at approxi- mately 55 - 60 mph approach- ing a left curve near the Wolf Creek underpass. According to the CHP, Lovin allowed the Kia's front tire to dri- ve off the road and into the dirt. She tried to correct the Kia back onto the roadway but was unsuc- cessful. The vehicle traveled onto the shoulder and down the em- bankment, colliding with a tree. The Kia sustained major damage. Lovin was wearing a seat belt, but suffered an abra- sion on her neck, a bruised right knee and lower back pain. See Law, page 4B We're Here To Help! 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