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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011 3B LAW AND DRDER Law and Order policy Information that appears in this column is compiled from the Plumas County Sheriff's Office' activity log, the county correc: tional center's booking log and California Highway Patrol press releases. The Sheriff's Blotter shows initial charges. In some in- stances the charges may change after the dispatch report. We do not report suspects' names in ar- rests for public intoxication or drunken driving unless accompa- nied by another serious charge, such as probation violation, a ve- hicle 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 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 le0al-age drivers at 16, unless they are charged with a crime in conjunction with an in- cident. The CHP determines whether injuries are Character- ized as minor, moderate or fatal. SHERIFF'S BLOTTER Arrests Chester One person was arrested on charges of child endanger- ment, being under the influ- ence of a controlled sub- stance, possession of a con- trolled substance, DUI and vi- olating probation. One person was arrested on a DUI charge. Greenville One person was arrested" on charges of DUI and being un- der the influence of a con- trolled substance. Paxton One person was arrested on charges of public intoxica- tion and violating probation. Portola One person was arrested on charges oFpossession of a controlled substance and be- ing under the influence of a controlled substance. One person was arrested on a charge of being under the in- fluence of a controlled sub- stance. One person was arrested on a charge of possession of drug paraphernalia. DO YOU WANt YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE BACK? Quincy Two people were arrested on charges of public intoxica- tion. One person was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance and public intoxication. One person was arrested on a charge of child endanger- ment. One person was arrested on a battery charge. Fire Friday, Aug. 5 Vegetation: In Chester, cross traffic was heard reporting a vegetation fire across from the Dorado Inn. The quarter- acre fire was contained. Wednesday, Aug. 10 House: In Quincy, a caller re- ported a laundry room in a home was fully engulfed in flames. Quincy fire was paged. Medical lriday, Aug. 5 Cardiac: In Portola, a caller requested an ambulance for a male having a heart attack. The call was transferred to Eastern Plumas Health Care. Portola fire was paged. Fall: In Greenville, a caller requested an ambulance for a female who was in an al- tered state of consciousness and had fallen. The call was transferred to South Lassen EMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. Fall: In Portola, a caller requested an ambulance for a female who had fallen from a horse. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Eastern Portola fire was paged. Seizure: In Blairsden, a caller reported a person with a pos- sible seizure. The call was transferred to EPHC. EPHC was paged and responded. Bite: In La Porte, a caller re- ported a 13-year-old male suf- fered a dog bite. The caller said the boy was bleeding badly and was missing part of his lip. The call was trans- ferred to La Porte CalFire. Saturday, Aug. 6 Seizure: In Quincy, a caller reported a male having a seizure in a park. The call was transferred to PlumaS District Hospital. Quincy fire and ambulance were paged. Seizure: In Cromberg, a caller reported a 4-year-old with seizures. PDH was paged. Long Valley fire was paged. The information was passed on to PDH. Head: In Graeagle, a caller re- quested an ambulance for a 13-year-old male who was hit in the head with a rock. He was bleeding from the head. The call was transferred to EPHC. The caller took the boy to the hospital in a per- sonal vehicle. Fall: In Chester, a caller re- ported his mother had fallen and needed an ambulance. The call was transferred to Susanville Interagency Fire Center. Sunday, Aug. 7 Pain: In Clio, a caller request- ed an ambulance for her fa- ther who was experiencing severe pain and lethargy. The call was transferred to EPHC. Whitehawk/Graeagle fire was paged. Fall: In Clio, an on-the-scene firefighter requested an am- bulance be dispatched for a male who had fallen and suf- fered a head injury. The in- formation was transferred to EPHC. Whitehawk, Graeagle, Plumas Eureka fire were paged. Airway: In Taylorsville, an ill female reported she was hav- ing trouble breathing. The call was transferred to SLEMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. Unknown malady: In Quincy, a caller reported his mother was lethargic and unrespon- sive. He requested an ambu- lance. The call was trans- ferred to PDH. PDH and Quincy fire were paged and responded. Monday, Aug. 8 Unknown malady: In Quincy, a caller reported a female who had collapsed. The call was transferred to PDH. Quincy fire was paged. Airway: In Chester, a caller reported a female who was ' having difficulty breathing. The information was trans- ferred to SLEMS. Indian Val- ley fire was paged. Stroke: In Portola, a caller re- quested medical attention for a female who was possibly having a stroke. The call was transferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Fracture: In Portola, medical aid was requested for an el- derly male who had fallen and suffered a broken wrist. The call was transferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Unknown malady: At Lake Almanor, a caller reported a person in need of medical as- sistance. The information was transferred to SIFC. TuesdaY, Aug. 9 Unknown malady: In Portola, an ambulance was requested for a person who had passed out in a room at a medical clinic. The call was trans- ferred to EPHC. Portola fire was paged. Wednesday, Aug. 10 Dizzy: In Chester, a caller re- quested an ambulance for a female who was dizzy and weak. The call was trans- ferred to SIFC. - was having chest pain near the location of his pacemak- er. The call was transferred to SLEMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. Thursday, Aug. 11 Unknown malady: In Quincy, a caller requested an ambu- lance for her husband with an unknown illness. Dizzy: In Greenville, a caller requested an ambulance for a male with dizzy spells. The call was transferred to SLEMS. Indian Valley fire was paged. Pain: In Quincy, an elderly female called to report she was having severe back pain. The call was transferred to PDH. Quincy fire and ambu- lance were paged. Clip REPORT Deer vs. Harley, Aug. 9 At 6:35 p.m., David Saltel, 49, of Quincy, was traveling westbound on Highway 70, east of Golden Eagle Avenue west of Quincy, at a stated speed of 45 mph on his 2008 Harley Davidson motorcycle. According to the California Highway Patrol report, Saltel said that a deer ran in front of him. He attempted to slow down but was unable to avoid a collision, and struck the deer with the front of his motorcycle. After the colli- sion, Saltel 10st control of the motorcycle and he and his passenger were ejected and slid across the roadway. The motorcycle skidded to the east. Both parties sustained moderate scrapes, cuts and lacerations. Saltel sustained a broken right foot and was transported from the scene fo Plumas District Hospital. The passenger said she would seek her own aid for her injuries. Both parties were wearing required safety equipment. Sharp curve, Aug. 9 At approximately 10:30 p.m., a 17-year-old male, from Quincy, was driving a 2009 Ford Escape eastbound on Chandler Road east of Oak- land Camp Road at approxi- mately 50 mph. The driver attempted to ne- gotiate an approximately 90- degree curve at a high speed. According to the CHP, he failed to negotiate the curve and the Ford ran off the road- way onto a dirt embankment. The left front fender, axle and tire of the Ford were damaged and the vehicle was inoperable. CHP was notified and arrived on scene to man- age the incident. The driver and his two pas- sengers were wearing safety belts and were not injured during the accident. The car was stored by Quincy Tow. In the river, Aug. 11 At approximately 4:35 p.m., Jake Ryan Grace-Reyna- Sanchez, 20, of Hydesville, Calif., was traveling east- bound on Highway 70 just west of Belden Town, at ap- proximately 55 miles per hour. While negotiating a left turn, Sanchez lost control of the 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and veered Off the south shoulder. According to the CHP, the vehicle then rolled into the Feather River, at which time Sanchez was able to escape the submerged ve- hicle by exiting through the open driver-side window. He swam to the edge of the river and climbed out while flag- ging down passing motorists. The California Highway Patrol, along with other emergency services, respond- ed to the scene and provided medical aid to Sanchez, who was found to be free of in- jury. The collision remains under investigation at this time. Motorcycle lost control, Aug. II At 8:10 p.m., Melvin Belcher, 61, of Reno, was rid- ing a 2004 Honda Goldwing motorcycle east of Belden on Highway 70 eastbound at approximately 35 mph. According to the CHP re- port, Belcher looked over to the left, and when he looked forward, he had allowed the motorcycle to travel onto the dirt shoulder. He lost ontrol of the vehicle and it fell down on its left side. Belcher was ejected onto the roadway. He was wearing a helmet and received minor injuries, which were treated at Plumas District Hospital. Swerved, Aug. 12 At 11 a.m., Burton Loehr, 65, of Sacramento, was dri- ving a 1999 Subaru Outback northbound on Highway 89 just south of Sierraville. Loehr drove his vehicle to the right and onto the east shoulder when he noticed a southbound vehicle drifting in his direction, according to the CHP report. He then swerved back to the left and lost control of his vehicle, which skidded off the west side of the road and hit a 55 mph speed limit sign. Both Loehr and his passen- ger were wearing seat belts and there were no injuries reported. Struck parked truck, Aug. 13 At approximately 3:45 p.m., Heidi Holman, 39, of Quincy, was driving a 2000 Ford Ex- pedition north on Coburn Street at Monte Vista Av- enue, in Quincy, at an un- known speed. According to the CHP, Hol- man allowed her vehicle to drift toward the northbound shoulder of Coburn Street, toward a parked Ford F-350. The right side of the Expedi- tion struck the right side of the parked truck. The CHP reported that af- ter the collision, Holman was arrested for suspicion of dri- ving under the influence and was transported to Plumas County Jail and booked. This collision is currently under investigation. See Law, page 4B Airway: In Greenville, a caller requested an ambu- lance for his wife who was having difficulty breathing. The information was trans- ferred to SLEMS. Indian Val- ley fire was paged. Cardiac: In Quincy, PDH re- quested fire be paged for a person experiencing cardiac problems. Quincy fire was paged and responded. Surgery: In Quincy, medical aid was requested for a fe- male who was experiencing complications from surgery. PDH and Quincy fire were paged. Unknown malady: In Chester, a caller requested an ambulance for a tenant. The call was transferred to SIFC. 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