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. • _ _ • . Bu|letin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011 3B LAW AND ORDER SHERIFF'S BLOTTER Arrests Blairsden One person was arrested on a DUI charge. Chester One person was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and a proba- tion violation. One person was arrested on charges of child endanger- ment and resisting arrest. Clio One person was arrested on a DUI charge. Graeagle One person was arrested on a DUI charge. Greenville One person was arrested on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. One person was arrested on charges of DUI and violating probation. One person was arrested on charges of imprisonment and child endangerment. Indian Falls One person was arrested on charges of DUI and being un- derthe influence of a con- trolled substance. Portola One person was arrested on a DUI charge. One person was arrested on charges of battery and child endangerment. One person was arrested on a charge of public intoxica- tion. Quincy One person was arrested on charges of public violence and child endangerment. Two people were arrested on a charge of public intoxica- tion. One person was arrested on a charge of public violence. One person was arrested on a charge of being under the influence of a controlled sub- stance. One person was arrested on charges of public fighting and indecent exposure. DO YOU WANT YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE BACK? Fire Saturday, July 30 Fireworks: At Lake A1- manor, a caller reported peo- ple lighting fireworks dan- gerously close to a motel. The call was transferred to Susanville Interagency Fire Center. Sunday, July 31 Smoke: Near Graeagle, a caller reported seeing a large amount of smoke in the forest. Graeagle fire was paged. The information was passed on to the U.S. Forest Service. Eastern Plumas fire, Beckwourth fire and Portola fire were all paged for mutual aid. Brush: In Portola, a caller re- ported a fire near the Nako- ma golf course. Gas: In Meadow Valley, a caller reported a strong smell of propane coming from a tank. Bucks Lake fire was paged. Monday, Aug. 1 Fire: Sattley, a 911 transfer from the California Highway Patrol reported a fire on the mountain west of Sattley, near Yuba Pass. The call was transferred to the USFS. Tuesday, Aug. 2 Off the highway: In Greenville, a caller reported some type of fire on Old Highway 40. The call was transferred to the USFS. Medical Friday, July 29 Cardiac: In Portola, a caller requested a dispatcher noti- fy Eastern Plumas Health Care ER that an 83-year-old male suffering from a possi- ble heart attack was on the way to the hospital. Unknown malady: In Quin- cy, a caller requested a pa- tient transfer for a non- emergency situation. The caller was advised to call the hospital. Unknown malady: In Clio, a caller requested an ambu- lance for a person with un- known problems. Graeagle fire was paged. Seizure: In Portola, a caller reported a person was hav- ing a seizure. The call was transferred to EPHC. Sierra Valley fire was paged. Saturday, July 30 Infection: In Vinton, a caller reported a female with an al- tered state of consciousness and a blood infection. The call was transferred to EPHC. Sierra Valley fire was paged. Diabetic: In Blairsden, an ambulance was requested for a person suffering from diabetic complications. The call was transferred to EPHC. Plumas Eureka fire was paged. Stroke: In Blairsden, a caller reported a person with a pos- sible stroke. The call was transferred to EPHC. Graea- gle fire was paged and re- sponded. Unknown malady: In Greenville, a caller request- ed an ambulance for his sis- ter who had passed out. The call was transferred to South Lassen EMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. Sunday, July 31 Cardiac: In Portola, a caller reported a female with chest pains. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Quin- cy, a caller requested an am- bulance for her neighbor who was having trouble walking. The call was trans- ferred to Plumas District Hospital. PDH and Quincy fire were paged. A deputy re- sponded to assist the person. Dehydration: In Portola, a caller reported a 70-year-01d female suffering from severe dehydration. The call was transferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Graea- gle, a caller reported his wife was feeling faint and thought she needed an am- bulance. She later felt better and declined assistance. Dizzy: In Portola, a caller re- ported a male suffering from vertigo. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged, Monday, Aug. 1 Seizure: In Quincy, a caller requested an ambulance for a person who was suffering from a panic attack or seizure. Blood pressure: In Portola, a caller requested an ambu- lance for high blood pres- sure. The information was transferred to EPHC, Portola fire was paged and respond- ed. Fall: In Portola, a caller re- ported an 86-year-old female [~ The Board and Staff of Plumas Crisis Intervention & Resource Center cordially invite you to join them in celebrating WALTER MATHISON'S RETIREMENT. For 10 years, Waiter has been the "go-to" guy for Plumas County residents in crisis and has helped literally thousands of people. Come to our OPEN HOUSE celebration with staff, colleagues and friends on FRI., AUG. 12 • 3-5pm ~ Plumas Crisis [ntervention & Resource Center ~,~g 591 W. Main St., Quincy, CA 95971 gw had fallen. The call was transferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged and respond- ed. Cardiac: In Chester, a caller requested medical attention for his wife who was having chest pain. The call was transferred to SIFC. Tuesday, Aug. 2 Vomit: In Chester, a caller requested an ambulance for herself because she could not stop vomiting. The call was transferred to SIFC. Unknown .malady: In Greenville, a caller request- ed an ambulance for an ill fe- male. Indian Valley fire was paged. Stomach: In Quincy, a caller requested an ambulance for himself because of abdomi- nal pain. PDH and Quincy fire were paged and respond- ed. Stomach: In Crescent Mills, a caller requested an ambu- lance due to severe stomach pain. The call was trans- ferred to SLEMS. Indian Val- ley fire was paged. Hypoglycemic: In Portola, a caller requested an ambu- lance for a hypoglycemic re- action. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Wednesday, Aug. 3 Fall: In Graeagle, a caller re- ported a female fall victim. The call was transferred to EPHC. Graeagle fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Graea- gle, a caller reported her husband was down and needed an ambulance. The call was transferred to EPHC. Graeagle fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Graea- gle, a caller requested an am- bulance for an 85-year-old fe- male. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Graeagle fire was paged. Pain: In Greenville, a caller requested an ambulance for his wife who has colon cancer and was in severe pain. The call was trans- ferred to SLEMS. Indian Val- ley fire was paged. Thursday, Aug. 4 In labor: In Portola, a deputy on the scene reported a fe- male in labor who needed an ambulance. The deputy re- ported the woman was being transferred to EPHC. Head: In Crescent Mills, a caller requested an ambu- lance for a head injury. The caller said a piece of granite fell on one of his employees. Indian Valley and Crescent Mills fire were paged. Blood pressure: In Graeagle, a caller requested an ambu- lance for a male with a sud- den drop in blood pressure. The call was transferred to EPHC. Graeagle fire was paged. CHP REPORT Guardrail collision, July 29 At 6:28 p.m., Julie Hol- brook, 50, of Portola, was dri- ving a 1999 Honda Accord southbound on Highway 89 approaching the intersection with Clio 40A at an unknown speed. According to the Califor- nia Highway Patrol report, Holbrook attempted to turn northbound on Clio 40A, and due to her alleged intoxica- tion, was unable to make the turn safely and collided with a guardrail. Holbrook was wearing a seat belt and complained of pain. Following the colli- sion, she was arrested for driving under the influence and booked into the Plumas County Jail. Driveway fire, July'31 At 1:58 p.m., Marcheta G. Novak, 60, of Clio, was dri- ving a 1998 Jeep northbound on a private driveway south of Red Sky in the Gold Mountain housing division, at an undetermined speed. Due to her level of intoxi- cation, according to the CHP report, Novak traveled off the driveway and struck a series of large a'ocks. A fire began and Novak was able to exit the Jeep. A witness ob- served the column of smoke and contacted Novak near the collision scene. Medical and fire personnel were summoned to the scene. Novak sustained minor in- juries and was subsequently arrested for driving a motor vehicle while being under the influence of alcohol. She was transported from the scene by medical personnel. Motorcycle injury, July 31 At 5:15 p.m., on Highway 49 just west of Vista Point, John McTigue, 56, of Sparks, was riding a 2008 Triumph motorcycle. According to the CHP, he lost control as he entered a left curve and was ejected from the motorcycle. Both McTigue and the bike went down the embankment ap- proximately 50 feet. The motorcycle sustained major damage; McTigue sus- tained a broken right leg and abrasions to his left knee and shoulder, and com- plained of lower back pain. He was transported by Care Flight to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno. Lost control, Aug. 1 Kimberly Joiner, 44, of Twain, was driving a 1996 Saturn Ion westbound on Highway 70 just east of Old Highway, at a stated speed of 50 mph, at 11:15 a.m. According to the CHP, Joiner made an unsafe turn- ing movement and allowed the vehicle to travel off the road and onto the north gravel shoulder. Joiner then lost control of the vehicle, causing the rear to slide to the right, and across both lanes of Highway 70. The right side and front of the Ion then collided with a dirt/rock embankment. The car came to rest on the south shoulder, facing east. Joiner drove the vehicle to a turnout on the south side of the road, and a passing mo- torist called 911 to report the collision. Joiner was wear- ing a seat belt and reported no injuries. 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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 de- termines there is insufficient evi- dence to prosecute. The fact that someone was involved in an au- tomobile collision does not con- stitute liability or fault. Minors are named as legal-age drivers at 116, unless they are charged with [ a crime in conjunction with an in- I I cident. The CHP •determines I whether injuries are character- I ized as minor, moderate or fatal. L We're Here To Help! Chester - 372 Main St. Greenville- 209 Hwy. 89 Portola - 500 First Avenue Quincy- 2288 E. Main St., #F-4 For more information, call J~l (530) 283-9678 ~~_~ Plumas Sierra Community Solutions pscs@digitalpeth.net BBQ FUNDRAISER & SILENT AUCTION ]FOR SAM Aug. 13 Pangaea Cafe & Pub 461 Main St., Quincy Come support Samantha Rick as we raise funds to help her receive a double-lung transplant to improve her Cystic Fibrosis. Dinner Tickets: s20 pre-sale, s25 at the door (Tickets include late night music) First Seating: 5:30pm • Second Seating: 7pm Music w/multiple DJs • Auction: 4-8:30pm [ Donations gladly accepted [ Contact Pangaea Cafe Pub • 283-0426 or Quincy Natural Foods • 283-3528