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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011 3B
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SHERIFF'S
BLOTTER
Arrests
Chester
One person was arrested on
charges of public intoxica-
tion and violating probation.
Greenville
One person was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
One person was arrested on
charges of public intoxica-
tion and violating probation.
Portola
One person was arrested on a
charge of violating parole.
Quincy
Two people were arrested on
a charge of resisting arrest.
One person was arrested on a
charge of DUI.
One person was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
Fire
Saturday, Oct. 22
Burn piles: At Plumas Eure-
ka, a caller reported several
large burn piles had been left
unattended and were threat-
ening trees. The information
was transferred to the U.S.
Forest Service.
Sunday, Oct. 23
Brush: In Chilcoot, a caller
reported a brush fire behind
the Epps Ranch. The call was
transferred to Lassen Coun-
ty. Sierra Valley fire was
paged.
Monday, Oct. 24
Burn pile: In Cbilcoot, a
caller reported a burn pile
that was Out of control about
a mile north of Highway 70
on Frenchman Lake Road.
Sierra Valley fire was paged.
The California Highway Pa-
trol advised the USFS. The
USFS requested a deputy re-
spond as well, because the
fire was a "break away" and
the USFS wanted the respon-
sible person to be cited.
Medical
Friday, Oct. 21
Cardiac: In Clio, a caller re-
ported a male was experienc-
ing chest pain. The call was
transferred to Eastern
Plumas Health Care. White-
hawk/Graeagle fire was
paged.
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
a caller reported a person
had passed out. The call was
Law and Order policy
Information that appears in this
column is compiled from the
Plurnas 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
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. Mi-
nors are named as legal-age dri-
vers at 16. unless they are
charged with a crime in conjunc-
tion with an incident. The CliP
determines whether injuries are
characterized as minor, moder-
ate or fatal.
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transferred to Plumas Dis-
trict Hospital. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged.
Saturday, Oct. 22
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
h caller requested an ambu-
lance to transport a person to
PDH for an unknown med-
ical issue. PDH was paged.
Overdose: In Meadow Valley,
a caller reported his wife had
accidentally overdosed. The
call was transferred to PDH.
Meadow Valley fire and PDH
were paged and responded.
Unknown malady: In
Greenville, a caller requested
an ambulance for his wife
who was not feeling well. The
call was transferred to South
Lassen EMS. Indian Val-
ley/Crescent Mills fire was
paged and responded.
Airway: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for
an elderly female who was
having trouble breathing.
The call was transferred to
PDH. PDH and Quincy fire
were paged.
Unknown malady: In Quincy,
a person at the fairgrounds
requested an ambulance be
paged for someone with an
unknown illness. PDH was
paged.
Cuts: In Portola, a female re-
ported a male at a hotel had
put his hand through a hotel
glass window. A second
caller from the hotel advised
the male had punched the
window himself. The male
was transported to EPHC.
Sunday, Oct. 23
Airway: In Portola, a caller
requested an ambulance for
herself due to shortness of
breath. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC. Portola fire
was paged.
Seizure: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for
his friend who had a seizure.
The victim was three miles
off the La Porte Road and
could not be reached by vehi-
cle. Search and rescue was
called in and the victim was
transferred to PDH by heli-
copter.
Fall: In Quincy, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for
her son who had fallen off a
bunk bed and was having dif-
ficulty breathing. The call
was transferred to PDH. PDH
and Quincy fire were paged.
Monday, Oct. 24
Airway: In Greenville, a
caller reported his wife was
having difficulty breathing.
The call was transferred to
SLEMS. Indian Valley fire
was paged.
Head: In Greenville, the CHP
requested the fire depart-
ment be paged for a person
with a head injury. The vic-
tim said she had become
dizzy and hit her head on the
freezer. The CHP advised
SLEMS. Indian Valley fire
was paged.
Intoxication: In Quincy, a
caller reported her sister was
lying in the bathtub and was
"out of it." The caller said
her sister was responsive,
but possibly under the influ-
ence of something. Quincy
fire and PDH were paged.
The ambulance crew request-
ed assistance after the pa-
tient became combative. A
deputy responded and the
woman was arrested on a
charge of public intoxication.
Stomach: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
male who was having stom-
ach pain. Quincy fire and
PDH were paged and re-
sponded.
Fall: In Graeagle, a caller re-
quested a welfare check on
his mother after he hadn't
heard from her since the day
before. A sergeant responded
and advised that the woman
had fallen and could not get
up. Graeagle fire and an am-
bulance were paged.
Tuesday, Oct. 25
Airway: In Chester, a caller
requested an ambulance for
an 81-year-old woman who
was having trouble breath-
ing. The call was transferred
to Susanville Interagency
Fire Center.
Fall: In Quincy, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for a
person who was unconscious
after being thrown from a
horse. The call was trans-
ferred to PDH. A PDH ambu-
lance and Quincy fire were
paged.
Balance: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for
an elderly man who was hav-
ing difficulty standing. A
PDH ambulance and Quincy
fire were paged.
Wednesday, Oct. 26
Cardiac: In Quincy, a caller
requested an ambulance for a
client with heart problems.
The call was transferred to
PDH. PDH and Quincy fire
were paged.
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Thursday, Oct. 27
Pain: In Portola, a female re-
ported having severe back
pain. The call was trans-
ferred to EPHC. Portola fire
was paged.
Seizures: In Quincy, a male
requested an ambulance be-
cause he was having
seizures. The call was trans-
ferred to PDH.
Pain: In Quincy, a caller re-
quested an ambulance for
herself because she said she
was in pain. The call was
transferred to PDH. PDH and
Quincy fire were paged.
Infection: In Chester, a caller
requested medical aid for an
infected leg due to a cat bite.
The call was transferred to
SIFC.
Miscellaneous
Wednesday, Oct. 26
Earthquake: Dispatchers took
several calls reporting a possi-
ble earthquake. None of the
callers reported any damage.
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake
occurred at 11:37 p.m., and
was centered about nine miles
southeast of Whitehawk.
CI-IP REPORT
Golf cart collision, Oct. 25
Juan Romero, 18, of Porto-
la, was driving a 2000 Dodge
Durango westbound from the
Portola High School football
field at approximately 4:20
p.m.
As he approached the
school, according to the Cali-
fornia Highway Patrol re-
port, he was having a hard
time seeing what was in front
of him due to the sun shining
through his windshield. At
this time Christopher Sher-
rard, 38, of Portola, was dri-
ving the school's golf cart
north along the east side of
the high school, just south of
the Du'rango.
Sherrard began making a
right turn to go down to the
football field, at which time
he saw Romero making a left
turn in his direction. Sher-
rard applied the brakes and
swerved to the far right side
of the corner to avoid a colli-
sion. Romero did not see the
golf cart due to the heavy
sunlight and continued mak-
ing a left turn directly to
ward Sherrard, causingthe
left front bumper of the Du-
rango to collide with the left
front corner of the golf cart.
Sherrard reported minor
pain from the collision.
Strikes parked truck,
Oct. 26
At approximately 10:30
a.m., Michael Delcarlo, 39, of
Chico, was driving a 2009
UPS Freightliner truck west-
bound on Lawrence Street
just east of Crescent Street in
Quincy. Delcarlo pulled to a
stop in the No. 2 lane directly
in front of 553 Lawrence
Street, alongside a 2005
Dodge Durango that was
legally parked on the north
shoulder.
According to the CHP re-
port, Delcarlo then initiated
a hard left turn and the right
rear of the Freightliner col-
lided with the left front of the
Dodge, causing moderate
damage. Shortly after the ac-
cident, the Susanville Cali-
fornia Highway Patrol Com-
munications Center received
a call of a traffic collision
with property damage only.
An officer was dispatched to
the scene and the collision
remains under investigation.
Fire Safe Council offers
winter home safety tips
Members of the Plumas
County Fire Safe Council cor-
dially invite citizens to partic-
ipate in their regularly sched-
uled monthly meeting Thurs-
day, Nov. 10, at the Plumas
County Planning and Build-
ing Services office from 9 to
11 a.m. The office is located at
555 Main St. in Quincy.
At the November meeting
the council will discuss wild-
fire mitigation activities that
provide for wildfire educa-
tion, fire planning, haz-
ardous fuel reduction and
implementation of the Com-
munity Wildfire Protection
Plan.
Fire Safe Council members
remind Plumas County resi-
dents that, with the coming of
winter and the threat of wild-
fire diminished, now is a good
time to make sure the inside of
homes are firesafe. Following
these simple tips, says Mike
DeLasaux, council chairman,
can help ensure homeowners'
safety this winter.
--Furnaces and flues
should be cleaned and
checked.
--Smoke alarms should be
in every bedroom and on
every level of the home
with fresh batteries and
checked monthly.
--If propane appliances are
present, carbon monoxide de-
tectors should be installed. "
--Portable heaters should
be used sparingly and not be
used with extension cords.
Never u6-fibarbecue to
heat a home; tiey produce
carbon monoxide that can
kill.
Keep anything that can
burn, such as paper, bedding
and furniture, at least three
feet away from heating
equipment and have a three-
foot "kid-free zone" around
stoves, fireplaces and space
heaters.
Candles should be out of
reach of children and in safe
secure locations.
The Plumas County Fire
Safe Council is a coalition of
citizens, businesses and rep-
resentatives from local, state
and federal government
agencies that share a com-
mon interest in preventing
loss of life and minimizing
loss of property from wild-
land fires. The mission of the
Fire Safe Council is: "To re-
duce the loss of natural and '
manmade resources caused! .
by wildfire through pre-fire
activities."
For more information on
the council and wildfire safe-
ty information, visit plumas
firesafe.org.
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