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4B Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter,
LAW and
ORDER
SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Chester
Two people were arrested on
a charge of DUI.
One person was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
Cromberg
One person was arrested on a
charge of violating a court
order.
Greenville
One person was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
One person was arrested on a
charge of DUI.
Portola
Two people were arrested on
a charge of DUI.
Quincy
One person was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
One person was arrested on a
charge of DUI.
One person was arrested on a
charge of battery.
One person was arrested
on charges of public intoxica-
tion and resisting arrest.
Spring Garden
One person was arrested on a
charge of DUI.
Fire
Thursday, Oct. 6
Gas: In Quincy, a caller
reported a heavy odor of
propane gas. Quincy fire
was paged. Coast Gas re-
sponded to the scene to
handle the incident.
Illegal: In Portola, a caller re-
ported an illegal burn taking
place. Portola fire was paged.
Smoke: In Greenville, a
caller reported seeing black
smoke coming from the Lake
Almanor area. The call was
transferred to Susanville
Interagency Fire Center.
SIFC called dispatch to
advise there were two inches
of snow in the area and they
were not concerned with a
fire. They said it was likely a
campfire or chimney smoke:
Friday, Oct. 7
Chimney: In Quincy, a caller
reported a possible chimney
fire. Quincy fire was paged.
Saturday, Oct. 8
Residential: In Beckwourth,
a caller reported her neigh-
bor's house was on fire. She
said she could see lots of
smoke and a glow from
the residence. The structure
became fully involved in
flames. Eastern Plumas and
Beckwourth fire were paged.
Sierra Valley fire also was
paged. The U.S. Forest Ser-
vice was advised. Several
calls came in reporting the
blaze. Eastern Plumas Health
Care was notified as a
precaution. The California
Highway Patrol conducted
traffic control.
Sunday, Oct. 9
Structure: In Beckwourth, a
caller reported a possible
structure fire on Highway 70
near Ross Meadow, east of
the rest stop. EPHC brought a
Loyalton ambulance to stage
near the scene. Beckwourth
fire responded. Portola and
Eastern Plumas fire were
paged for mutual aid.
Smoke: In Quincy, a caller
reported a large amount of
smoke above Chandler Road
at the Mt. Hough Road rail-
road crossing. Quincy fire
was paged for a smoke check.
The information was trans-
ferred to the USFS. Quincy
fire checked the area and
reported the smoke was
caused by a burn pile that
was staffed and had plenty of
water available.
Tuesday, Oct. 11
Propane: In Chester, a caller
reported a 250-gallon propane
tank was leaking. The call
was transferred to SIFC. A
second caller reported a
strong smell of propane. A
hole was discovered in the
tank. SIFC was advised and
responded.
Medical
Thursday, Oct. 6
Blood pressure: In Meadow
Valley, a caller requested an
ambulance for a male with
high blood pressure. The call
was transferred to Plumas
District Hospital. Meadow
Valley fire was paged and
responded.
Shaking: In Portola, a caller
reported a female who was
shaking and incoherent. The
call was transferred to EPHC.
Beckwourth fire was paged
and responded.
Friday, Oct. 7
Seizures: In Greenville, a
caller requested an ambu-
lance for his wife who .was
having seizures. The infor-
mation was transferred to
South Lassen EMS. Indian
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 m courz if the
district attorney determines there is insufficient evidence to prosecute. The fact that someone was involved
.in an au0mobile collision d,0e$ np! cnstitute .liability or fault. Minors are named as legal-age drivers at 16
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Valley/Crescent MiUs fire was transferred to SLEMS.
was paged and responded. Indian Valley fire was paged.
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
a caller reported a 92-year-old
female was very lethargic
and in an altered state of
consciousness. The call was
transferred to PDH. Quincy
fire and ambulance were
paged.
Bowels: In Quincy, an elderly
• male requested an ambu-
lance because of impacted
bowels. The call was trans-
ferred to PDH. Quincy fire
and an ambulance were
paged and responded.
• Unknown malady: At Lake
Almanor, medical aid was
requested for a female who
was feeling faint. The call
was transferred to SIFC.
Saturday, Oct. 8
Dizzy: In Portola, a male who
was reportedly suffering
from dizziness and general
illness was transferred to.
EPHC. Portola fire was
paged.
Fall: In Greenville, a caller
reported a female who had
fallen. There was no serious
injury. No ambulance was
request.ed. Indian Valley;/
Crescent Mills fire was paged
and responded.
Airway: In Quincy, a caller
reported her toddler had a
piece of food blocking her air-
way and was turning blue.
PDH and Quincy fire were
paged and responded. While
on the phone, the caller said
the food became dislodged
and she could hear the child
talking.
Overdose: In Portola, a caller
reported her 17-year-old
daughter had possibly over-
dosed and was vomiting a
black, tarry substance. The
call was transferred to EPHC.
Portola fire was paged and re-
sponded.
Fall: In Crescent Mills, a
caller requested an ambu-
lance for her husband who
fell from a ladder. The call
Sunday, Oct. 9
Pain: In Clio, a caller re-
quested an ambulance due
to severe pain. The call
was transferred to EPHC.
Graeagle fire was paged.
Food poisoning: In Delleker,
a caller requested an ambu-
lance for herself because of
feed'poisoning. The call was
transferred toEPHC. Eastern
Plumas fire was paged.
Back: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
back injury. The call was
transferred to EPHC. Portola
fire was paged.
Monday, Oct
Fracture: At
caller repor
timber faller
the injuries
Search and
paged. A sec(
person on the
the victim ha
and possibly
10
Canyondam, a
ed an injured
The extent of
as unknown.
Rescue was
,rid call from a
scene reported
a broken leg,
a broken hip.
SAR was cancelled. The
victim was transported by
SIFC.
Unknown malady: In Cres-
cent Mills, a caller requested
an ambulancg for his father
who was elderly and very
ill. Lassen EMS and Indian
Valley fire responded.
Fall: In Greenville, the CHP
reported they had dispatched
medical aid to respond to an
18-month-el(1 toddler who
fell from a pool table. Indian
Valley fire was paged and
responded to assist.
Fall: In Greenville, a caller
requested an ambulance for
an elderly fall victim. It was
unknown how long the
person had been on the
floor. The call was trans-
ferred to Lassen EMS. Indian
Valley fire was paged and
responded. A PDH ambu-
lance was paged. A deputy
!o re.sl0nded toas,isL,
ACcident: In CTio, the CHP
requested fire and medical
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family dentistry
for a dirt b'ike accident.
Graeagle fire and Whitehawk
fife were paged. The person
involved in the crash had a
leg injury. A medical flight
was requested.
Unknown malady: In Graeagle,
a caller requested medical
aid for an Unknown medical
emergency. Graeagle fire was
paged. EPHC was notified.
Fall: In Quincy, the CHP
transferred a call from a male
who was requesting medical
aid for a 13-year-old person
who fell off a trampoline and
;was having difficulty breath-
ing. A PDH ambulance find
Quincy fire were paged. A
deputy assisted.
Tuesday, Oct. 11
Seizures: In Quincy, a caller
requested medical assistance
for an inmate who was
having seizures. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged.
Stroke: In Chester, a caller
requested an ambulance for
an elderly male who possibly
had a stroke. The call was
transferred to SIFC..
Fall: In Quincy, a caller
advised that she had fallen
and suffered a head injury.
The call was transferred to
PDH. PDH and Quincy fire
were paged.
Wednesday, Oct. 12
Back: In Chester, a caller
requested an ambulance for
her husband who was having
back pain. The call was trans-
ferred to SIFC.
Fall: In Chester, a Lifeline
alert was received from a fall
victim. The information was
transferred to SIFC.
Pain: In Greenville, medical
aid was requested for a
woman who was experienc-
ing severe pain. The call was
transferred to SLEMS. Indian
Valley fire was paged.
Airway In Quincy, a female
who had been kicked by a
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