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JESSE TAYLOR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 29/05/2007 PC 1320(A) HS 11366.5( KCS JESSE TAYLOR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 29/05/2007 PC 1320(A) VC 12500(A)HS 11357(B) KCS JOHNNY BERUMEN M WASCO CA 93280 H 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABOR MARCO HERNANDEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 30/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 26708(A)VC 40508(A) KCS DETAIL KAY MCKIEARNAN F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 PC 488 KCS SANDWICH MAILER CALVIN BLACKMON M COMPTON CA 93305 B 30/10/2007 PC 350(A) PC 653W KCS CHARLES ALLEN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 B 30/10/2007 PC 350(A) PC 653W KCS LABOR DONALD CHRISTY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 30/10/2007 PC 496D VC 10851(A) KCS SOCIAL SECURITY DONALD CHRISTY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 30/10/2007 VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) VC 4462.5 KCS SOCIAL SECURITY CHRISTOPHER WILLIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 485 PC 470(D) KCS AUTO BODY NOE LUNA M LAMONT CA 93241 H 30/10/2007 VC 10803(B) KCS MECHANIC LUCIFER PIERCE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 30/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS LABORER ALICIA CARDENAS F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS STUDENT KEITH WHITFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23225 KCS FRAMER JOSE IBARRA M DELANO CA 93215 H 30/10/2007 USC SECTION KCS LABORER FRANK HULL M LAMONT CA 93241 W 28/10/2007 PC 244 PC 245(A)(1PC 422 KCS SALES JOHN MEDINA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 30/10/2007 PC 1320.5 PC 1320(B) KCS LABORER CYNTHIA CHAVEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER KARINA SERRANO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 PC 476A(A) KCS CARE GIVER JOSE AYON M DELANO CA 93215 H 30/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 23222(A)VC 40508(A) KCS LABORER ARTURO VALDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 30/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS MECHANIC FRANCISCO ORTIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 HS 11357(B) KCS LABORER FRANCISCO ORTIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 20002(A) KCS LABORER FRANCISCO ORTIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS LABORER CORNELIO RAMIREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.6 KCS LABORER CORNELIO RAMIREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 PC 1203.2(APC 12500(A) KCS LABORER CORNELIO RAMIREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 VC 12500(A)PC 978.5 VC 22450 KCS LABORER CORNELIO RAMIREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 VC 40508(A)VC 14604(A) KCS LABORER JOHN RIDDLE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 29/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS CARPENTER DAVID PEAKER M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93307 W 29/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 647(F) KCS LABORER TERESA GUTIERREZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 USC 18 TITLUSC VIOLATI KCS LABOR GILBARDO LOPEZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 29/10/2007 PC 666 PC 243(A) PC 488 KCS CRAIG TREVINO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 H 30/10/2007 VC 23152(A)PC 1203.2A KCS CONSTRUCTION TRAVON STEWART M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 30/10/2007 PC 476A(A) KCS COOK FAST FOOD JOSEPH FUENTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 30/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS MAINT JOSEPH FUENTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 30/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS MAINT ELLWOOD BUCHANAN M PALMDALE CA 93551 W 30/10/2007 PC 853.7 VC 14601.1(VC 22349(B)VC 40508(A) KCS MECHANIC KEVIN HEEG M RIDGECREST CA 93555 W 30/10/2007 PC 594(B)(2PC 647(F) PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS LABOR RICHARD HOWELL M RIDGECREST CA 93555 W 31/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 20001(A)VC 40508(A) KCS CARPENTER HEATHER ZOLLMAN F RIVERSIDE CA 92506 W 30/10/2007 PC 182(A)(1PC 594(B)(1PC 148(A)(1PC 466.3(A) KCS LABOR RUFUS HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 30/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER RUFUS HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 30/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER BRIAN SHAW M SELMA OR 97538 W 30/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A)PC 12025(A) KCS LABORER AMY BERRIGAN F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 PC 476 KCS CLERK RICHARD GARCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 30/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS GEN LABOR MATTHEW LUCERO M SHAFTER CA 93263 W 30/10/2007 PC 496D(A) KCS LABORER VICENTE IBARRA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 30/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER JEOVANI BARBOZA M LAMONT CA 93241 H 30/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS CONSTRUCTION JEOVANI BARBOZA M LAMONT CA 93241 H 30/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS CONSTRUCTION STEPHEN EHOFF M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 30/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 21453(C) KCS LABORER STEPHEN EHOFF M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 30/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 21453(C) KCS LABORER JOSE HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 30/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS SANTIAGO MATA M DELANO CA H 30/10/2007 HS 11379 HS 11378 KCS DRIVER SANTIAGO MATA M DELANO CA H 30/10/2007 HS 11350(A)HS 11359 HS 11360(A)VC 22350 KCS DRIVER SANTIAGO MATA M DELANO CA H 30/10/2007 PC 12025(A)PC 12031(A)PC 853.6 KCS DRIVER FRANK AGUIRRE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS CAREGIVER SAMMUEL PLASCENCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 30/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 5200(A) VC 16028(A) KCS LABORER JOSEFINA GARCIA F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 31/10/2007 VC 10851(A)VC 12500(A) KCS LABOR STEPHEN SORENSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER DENNIS EASTLACK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 PC 460(B) HS 11550(A) KCS LABOR EMILY YASANIA F LAMONT CA 93241 H 30/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER TERRANCE ADDISON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 B 30/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 1203.2(A KCS CONSTRUCTION ALBERT CASTRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 30/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS CONST LABORER CHRISTINE DAY F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 30/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER MIGUEL HERNANDEZ-CARRAZC M DELANO CA 93250 H 30/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS FARM WORKER MIGUEL HERNANDEZ-CARRAZC M DELANO CA 93250 H 30/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS FARM WORKER MIGUEL HERNANDEZ-CARRAZC M DELANO CA 93250 H 30/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 466 KCS FARM WORKER MIGUEL HERNANDEZ-CARRAZC M DELANO CA 93250 H 30/10/2007 PC 148.9(A) KCS FARM WORKER DON MANNING M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 30/10/2007 HS 11360(A)HS 11359 HS 11358 KCS MECHANIC ELIJAH COX M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 30/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MICHAEL THOMS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 30/10/2007 VC 14601.1(HS 11550(A)VC 4462(B) VC 4000(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION DENICE WILLIAMS F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 30/10/2007 HS 11350 KCS NURSE DENICE WILLIAMS F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 30/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS NURSE RENE OLIVO M WASCO CA 93284 H 30/10/2007 VC 4463(A)(PC 485 PC 135 PC 135 KCS LABORER YVONNE FRANCO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS MARIA FRANCO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 30/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER GERALD ROJAS M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 30/10/2007 VC 23153(A)VC 23153(B) KCS CONSTRUCTION JOSE JIMENEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 30/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 166(A)(4 KCS TEMP FACTORY WKR Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217) Synopsis: Three Formally with counterfeit DVD's Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 Time: 2:47:22 PM Department contact: Sgt. Banducci Phone: 661 764-5613 Details: Three Los Angeles residents were arraigned today for violation of Penal Code Section 653H(a)(1). The suspects were found in possession of 1165 pirated DVD's while driving on Interstate 5 near Buttonwillow. The suspects were arraigned this afternoon in the Shafter Superior court on case number SF-014210. The defendants are: Nemecio Camacho Paz (51 years old), Eric Sanchez Paz (29 years old), and Felipe Sanchez Paz (18 years old). All three have an address in Los Angeles. Nemecio Paz is also charged with vehicle code violations. All three are in custody in the county jail. SR07-37365 Sgt. E.M.Banducci
News Release
USDA Forest Service Los Padres National Forest & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; Date: October 30, 2007 Los Padres National Forest 6755 Hollister Ave. #150 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Goleta, CA 93117 CONTACT: Joe Pasinato (805) 961-5745 www.fs.fed.us/r5/lospadres Kathy Good (805) 961-5759 Los Padres National Forest Remains Closed; Fire Danger, Public Safety Concerns Cited GOLETA, Calif. — The Forest Service issued a reminder today that the entire Los Padres National Forest is still closed to public entry due to extreme fire danger and the effects of the southern California fires on local Forest Service firefighting resources. The closure is temporary and will be lifted when conditions improve. According to Forest Supervisor Peggy Hernandez, the forest to date has received less than an inch of rain in most areas, less than half of what is normally required to exit “high fire season” and lift fire restrictions. “We are experiencing extremely dry conditions across the forest and another wind event is predicted for this coming weekend,” explained Hernandez. “In addition, many of our firefighting resources are assisting with fires in southern California, and while some resources have arrived from out of state to assist us, our ability to respond to new fires is affected. I know people are eager to get back into the forest, but their safety and the safety of Forest Service personnel must be my first priority,” she added. Under the temporary forest closure going into or being upon all National Forest System lands, roads, or trails within the Los Padres National Forest is prohibited. Violators are subject to fines and/or possible arrest. County roads and state highways in the forest are open to through traffic. For more information regarding the temporary forest closure and current conditions, contact the Los Padres National Forest headquarters at (805) 968-6640, or any of the following Forest Service offices: Monterey Ranger District (King City) -- (831) 385-5434 Santa Lucia Ranger District (Santa Maria) – (805) 925-9538 Santa Barbara Ranger District (Paradise Road/Santa Barbara) – (805) 967-3481 Ojai Ranger District (Ojai) – (805) 646-4348 Mt. Pinos Ranger District (Frazier Park) – (661) 245-3731 ###
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OMAR REYES M ARVIN CA 93203 H 30/11/2005 PC 182(A)(1 KCS FORKLIFT DRIVER HUGH HOLMES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 B 29/10/2007 PC 422 KCS NONE GAVINO CASTRO M H 13/09/2007 VC 10851(A)PC 496(A) PC 148(A)(1VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 20002(A)VC 12500(A) KCS DONAVON GRIMES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 B 29/10/2007 PC 602.5 PC 647(F) KCS LABOR DONAVON GRIMES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 B 29/10/2007 PC 488 KCS LABOR JOSE RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 15/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS PAINTER BURTON EVANKOVICH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 29/10/2007 PC 12020(A)PC 647(A) KCS LABORER DANNY COTTENGIN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER RICHARD BOND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A)PC 647(F) KCS LABORER DOMINIQUE MCMILLION F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 B 29/10/2007 PC 488 KCS DISABLED RAUL MORAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A)( KCS SELCO MARTINEZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 29/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 24250 KCS FIELD LABOR RUBEN GARCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) VC 4462(B) KCS LABORER JERRON BELVIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 29/10/2007 PC 466 VC 21201(D) KCS LABORER JERRON BELVIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 29/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER FRANK HULL M LAMONT CA 93241 W 28/10/2007 PC 244 PC 245(A)(1PC 422 KCS SALES MARGARITO CRUZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 29/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER MARGARITO CRUZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 12500(A)VC 22450(A)PC 148.9 KCS LABORER EDILBERTO SANCHEZ M SAHFTER CA 93263 H 29/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 23152(A) KCS LABORER ERNEST GRANT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 29/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MEDIAL FILER ERNEST GRANT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 29/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 273.5(A) KCS MEDIAL FILER ERNEST GRANT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 29/10/2007 HS 11357(B)VC 21650.1 KCS MEDIAL FILER JOHN MEDINA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 29/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER RODOLFO CEJA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 29/10/2007 PC 118(A)/FPC 459/FELO KCS CONST LABOR ELEUETRIO SALVADOR M DELANO CA 93215 H 29/10/2007 HS 11377(A)PC 664/460(VC 10852 PC 148.9(A)HS 11364(A) KCS FARM LABOR ELEUETRIO SALVADOR M DELANO CA 93215 H 29/10/2007 HS 11377(A)PC 653K KCS FARM LABOR ELEUETRIO SALVADOR M DELANO CA 93215 H 29/10/2007 PC 496D VC 10851(A) KCS FARM LABOR ELEUETRIO SALVADOR M DELANO CA 93215 H 29/10/2007 VC 2800.1 KCS FARM LABOR ELEUETRIO SALVADOR M DELANO CA 93215 H 29/10/2007 VC 31 VC 12500(A)VC 4000(A)( KCS FARM LABOR ROMAN PEREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 27600 KCS WELDER BRADLEY KENLEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 29/10/2007 BP 25662(A)PC 166.4 PC 853.7 KCS BOUNCER JOSE VAZQUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 29/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS LABORER RONNIE TABOR M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 W 29/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS TRENCHER ANTELMO CALDERON M SANGER CA 93657 H 29/10/2007 HS 11358 HS 11359 KCS LABORER GREGORY BOYD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 40508(A) KCS WILDLIFE FIREFGH BRIAN CUSICK M TAFT CA 93268 W 26/10/2007 PC 594(B)(1VC 14601.1(VC 23103(A) KCS OIL FIELDS BRIAN CUSICK M TAFT CA 93268 W 26/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS OIL FIELDS JESUS GOMEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 496D(A) KCS LABOR ALVARO RAMIREZ M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 29/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 236 PC 422 HS 11377(A)PC 594(B)(1HS 11364 KCS BAKER BERNARDO NEBRE M MCFARLAND CA 93250 F 29/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 23152(A) KCS YARD WORK GABRIEL RUIZ M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 28/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 20002(A)VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A) KCS LABOR VIRGINIA GARCIA F TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 14601.5( KCS HOMEMAKER LORENZO CASTILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 H 30/10/2007 VC 40508(A)VC 14601.1(VC 22356(B) KCS COOK JUAN FUENTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) KCS COOK JUAN FUENTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS COOK JUAN FUENTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) KCS COOK KARINA SERRANO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS CARE GIVER NANCY MARTINEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 29/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS LABORER FELIPE GALAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 29/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS FIELDS RYAN CUTTINO M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 29/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 601(A)(2PC 182.1 PC 243.2(A)PC 243.6 PC 186.22(A KCS KYLE JOHNSON M BAKERSFIELD CA W 29/10/2007 PC 475(C) PC 475(C) PC 475(C) PC 475(C) PC 475(C) KCS CONCRETE FIN KYLE JOHNSON M BAKERSFIELD CA W 29/10/2007 PC 496(A) KCS CONCRETE FIN ARTURO VALDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 29/10/2007 PC 853.7 VC 23152(A) KCS MECHANIC ARTURO VALDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 29/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 KCS MECHANIC STORMI CAMPBELL F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 29/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS ANGEL BAUTISTA M LAMONT CA 93241 H 29/10/2007 PC 261.5(C) KCS LABORER JOHN LOKEY M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 W 29/10/2007 PC 12020(A)VC 22350 KCS PROPERTY MGMT WILLIAM LOFTON M INYOKERN CA 93527 B 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER STEVEN MACLEAN M BORON CA 93516 W 29/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
Bakersfield Police Department News Release
October 29, 2007 Detective Mary DeGeare 661-326-3826 Bakersfield Police are investigating a serious injury accident which occurred this morning at 10:00 a.m. at the intersection of California Avenue and Mervyns Place. Investigation revealed David Gutierrez 27 of Bakersfield was driving his white 2001 GMC truck west on California Avenue. Gutierrez ran the red light at Mervyns Place and collided with a blue 2005 Honda Civic turning left onto California Avenue from Mervyns Place driven by Hilda Pereira 55 of Bakersfield. Pereira and her 4 year old male passenger received minor injuries and were taken to Kern Medical Center. Pereira’s front seat passenger was seriously injured and transported to Mercy Hospital. Gutierrez was not injured.
Synopsis: Suspected suicide at the 800 block of Roberts Lane, Bakersfield
Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Randall Mark Blalock & nbsp; &n bsp; CASE#: 2312-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: &nb sp; Bakersfield &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE: 48 years TYPE OF CASE: Suspected suicide DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/28/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1955 hours LOCATION: 800 block of Roberts Lane, Bakersfield DATE OF DEATH: 10/28/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 2025 hours PLACE OF DEATH: Kern Medical Center - Emergency Department INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Kern County Sheriff's Office Details: Autopsy scheduled for October 30, 2007 Comments: None DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: Vicki Fennell, Deputy Coroner Date: Monday, October 29, 2007 Time: 10:23:12 AM
Synopsis: Scouting Day at the Sheriff's Office 2007
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Office. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Monday, October 29, 2007 Time: 10:07:51 AM Department contact: Ray Pruitt, Crime Prevention Coordinator Phone: 661-391-7559 Details: On Saturday November 3, 2007, the Kern County Sheriff's Office headquarters facility will be open to Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts from throughout Kern County for the tenth annual "Scouting Day at the Sheriff's Office". The event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 1350 Norris Road in Bakersfield. Sheriff Donny Youngblood is inviting Kern County scouts to tour department headquarters and learn more about law enforcement. Scouts will have an opportunity to view Sheriff's Office equipment and vehicles. Some of the specialized units participating include S.W.A.T., Air Support, Search and Rescue, Mounted Patrol, Technical Investigations, K-9, Bomb Squad, S.E.R.T., Detentions, Gang Unit, Crime Prevention, Citizens Service Unit, and the Explorer Unit. The Sheriff's Reserves will also be hosting a free hot dog lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Members of these specialized units will be on hand to meet with scouts, answer questions and display the specialized equipment used by many of our deputies. This event was organized in response to numerous requests for facility tours by scouting troops. The media is encouraged to attend. For further information, please contact Crime Prevention Specialist Dodie Williams at 661-391-7450. The Sheriff's Office will also be hosting a job fair to the front of the facility on the same date from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Recruiting personnel will be on hand to provide information about career opportunities with the Sheriff's Office. For further information about the job fair, please contact Sergeant Ed Komin at 661-391-7605.
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GEORGE AMAYA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 25/04/2007 VC 40508(A)VC 12500(A) KCS LABORER VICTOR BARAJAS M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 28/10/2007 VC 14601.2( KCS CONSTRUCTION FREDDY GARCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 28/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS GARDENING CARL STODOLA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 27/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS COOK SHANNON MASSEY F BORON CA 93516 W 28/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 40508(A)HS 11550(A)VC 16028(A) KCS CASHIER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 PC 460 PC 529(3) PC 476 HS 11377(A)PC 182(A)(1PC 243(A) PC 470(D) PC 475(A) PC 530.5(A) KCS LABORER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 470(A) PC 476 KCS LABORER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 470(D) KCS LABORER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 28/10/2007 PC 475(C) PC 459/F2 PC 667-5(B)PC 667-5(B) KCS LABORER RICHARD GILREATH M DELANO CA 93301 W 28/10/2007 PC 475(C) PC 459/F2 PC 667.5 PC 1203(E)(PC 1203(E)(PC 1203(E)( KCS LABORER DONALD CHATMAN M WASCO CA 93280 B 27/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION VICTOR MORALES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS TRAVIS SCOTT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER KRYSTAL WELCH F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 PC 272 KCS SSI GREGG FOSTER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 28/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS OILFIELD FERNANDO CRUZ M STOCKTON CA H 28/10/2007 VC 12500(A) KCS REFUJIO DEALBA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 KCS FARM LABOR JEFFERY MURILLO M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 28/10/2007 HS 11359 PC 496(A) PC 272(A)(1PC 647(F) HS 11357(B) KCS LAND SCAPPING VICTOR CAMPOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 28/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 VC 4000(A)( KCS OILFIELD WORKER MANUEL RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 27/10/2007 HS 11379(A)VC 21201(D) KCS CONSTRUCTION ERIC RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 28/10/2007 PC 594(B)(1 KCS LABORER CAMILLE GARD F ENCINO CA 92708 W 27/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11357(B) KCS DELIVERER DEREK WHITE M W 28/10/2007 PC 148.9(A)HS 11357(B) KCS JERIN SHERMAN M PALMDALE CA 93550 B 28/10/2007 HS 11379(A)HS 11378 HS 11357(B) KCS SERVICE TECH JERIN SHERMAN M PALMDALE CA 93550 B 28/10/2007 CCR 4313 KCS SERVICE TECH GUILLERMO GONZALEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS N/A OCTAVIO GONZALEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS LABORER OCTAVIO GONZALEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 VC 21201(D)VC 21201(D) KCS LABORER OCTAVIO GONZALEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 40508(A) KCS LABORER OCTAVIO GONZALEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS LABORER JOSE TAPIA M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 28/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS LABORER JOSE TAPIA M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 28/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A) KCS LABORER RONALD OWENS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 29/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS CARPET LAYER SUNIL KUMAR M WASCO CA 93280 A 28/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS LABORER TAD GLASS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 28/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS FORESTRY JIM ACOSTA M MOJAVE CA 93501 W 28/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS COOK ANGELINA EDID F BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 H 28/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 4000(A) VC 16028(A) KCS HOUSEKEEPER MARTIN GORDILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 28/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS WATER TREATMENT DUSTIN TRUE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 HS 11357(B)VC 4000(A) VC 5200(A) KCS DOMINIQUE MCMILLION F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 B 28/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS DISABLED JUAN MACIAS M PARAMOUNT CA 91723 H 28/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 148(A)(1 KCS LABORER JUAN MACIAS M PARAMOUNT CA 91723 H 28/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER JESUS ZUNIGA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 28/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS LABOR JUAN HERNANDEZ M LAMONT CA 93304 H 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER BELTRAN OSUNA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 28/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS LABORER MICHAEL MORRIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS CREW PUSHER JOHN SALTSMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER JOHN SALTSMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 28/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS LABORER KEITH WHITFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS FRAMER ISIDRO OSORIO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 28/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 4000(A)(VC 16028(A)VC 4462(B) KCS OILFIELDS/LABOR LUIS TORRES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS FIELD LABORER BILLY COLLINS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 B 28/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 24252(A) KCS LABOR JAMES SIERRA M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER JOSE IBARRA M DELANO CA 93215 H 28/10/2007 HS 11360(A)PC 182(A)(1 KCS LABORER MICHAEL TILMON M LAMONT CA 93241 W 28/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS LABORER STEPHANIE WALTON F LAMONT CA 93241 W 28/10/2007 PC 243(A) PC 647(F) KCS LABORER ER SELCO MARTINEZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 28/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 40508(A) KCS FIELD LABOR PATRICIA BAKER F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 28/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 KCS LABORER SCOTT SUKOPHAND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 O 28/10/2007 PC 148.9(A) KCS LABOR SCOTT SUKOPHAND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 O 29/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABOR ANGEL CRUZ M LAMONT CA H 28/10/2007 VC 4463(A)(PC 148(A)(1VC 12500(A)VC 2800.1 VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) KCS LABORER ESTEBAN ANTONIO M WASCO CA 93280 H 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
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JOSE GOMEZ M DELANO CA 93215 H 27/10/2007 VC 23152(B)VC 12500(A) KCS LABORER ERIC PAZ M LOS ANGELES CA 90023 H 26/10/2007 PC 653H(A)(PC 653H(A)( KCS STEVE COSTELLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 27/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS MOTORMAN JASON WHITTINGTON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 26/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS MASONRY JOSE NUNEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 27/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 22108 VC 40508(A) KCS COOK JOSE NUNEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 27/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 22450(A) KCS COOK DONALD SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 26/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS TILE SETTER ANTONIO SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 27/10/2007 PC 853.7 VC 12500(A) KCS FIELD WORKER ANDREW SAENZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 26/10/2007 HS 11379(A) KCS LABORER CHRISTINA TAYLOR F BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS ODD JOBS RAY LOPEZ M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 26/10/2007 PC 203 PC 245(A)(1PC 148(A)(1PC 243(B) KCS LABORER JORGE MACIAS M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 26/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS AUTO TECH BARRY HOLLAND M BAKERSFIELD CA W 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS MECHANIC MELODIE DEARMAN F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 27/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS SECURITY SETH BYRD M SHAFTER CA 93263 W 27/10/2007 VC 14601.2(VC 38505 VC 40515 KCS LABORER JOSE PENA M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 27/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS FIELD SUPPORT SEAN RIGGS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 27/10/2007 HS 11364 VC 23103(A)PC 647(F) VC 14601.2(VC 23222(A)VC 12951(A) KCS MECHANIC JOSHUA SHEPERD M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS ROOFER WENDIE DOSTER F WELDON CA 93283 W 26/10/2007 PC 476A(A) KCS LABORER WENDIE DOSTER F WELDON CA 93283 W 26/10/2007 PC 476A(B) KCS LABORER WENDIE DOSTER F WELDON CA 93283 W 26/10/2007 PC 484E(D) PC 475(A) PC 530.5(C) KCS LABORER JOE HERNANDEZ M NORTH EDWARDS CA 93523 H 26/10/2007 PC 286(C) PC 261(A)(2PC 288(C)(2PC 236 KCS SSI/SDI DAVID ALANIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 VC 23103.5( KCS WELDER FERNANDO DELAROSA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 460(B) VC 10852 KCS LABORER DAVID MONTOYA M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 27/10/2007 PC 594(B)(2PC 853.7 KCS PARK CARS MICHAEL NORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 27/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS CARPENTERION MICHAEL NORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 27/10/2007 VC 23109(C) KCS CARPENTERION DANIEL MASCOLA M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 W 27/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER SCOTTY GILCREASE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 27/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 417(A)(1PC 594(B)(2 KCS TRUCK DRIVER SCOTTY GILCREASE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 28/10/2007 PC 236 PC 273.5(A)PC 422 KCS TRUCK DRIVER KENDRIC HAMILTON M CALIFORNIA CITY CA 93505 B 27/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS FORKLIFT OPERATO TIMMY PIERCE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 27/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER DAVIN BROOKS M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 27/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS SSI JANET JILES F MCFARLAND CA 93250 W 27/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 853.7 KCS LABOR JANET JILES F MCFARLAND CA 93250 W 27/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS LABOR SHANETTA HOWARD F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 27/10/2007 PC 243(A) KCS SSI PHILIP HAMBURG M CALIENTE CA 93518 W 27/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 148(A)(1HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER PHILIP HAMBURG M CALIENTE CA 93518 W 27/10/2007 PC 488 KCS LABORER PHILIP HAMBURG M CALIENTE CA 93518 W 27/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS LABORER PHILIP HAMBURG M CALIENTE CA 93518 W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER RANDY FLANNIGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 27/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 417(A)(1PC 594(B)(2 KCS TRUCK DRIVER MARGIE FORTNER F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 27/10/2007 PC 415(3) KCS LABORER ERIK BARAJAS M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 27/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 148(A)(1 KCS STUDENT VICTOR BARAJAS M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 27/10/2007 PC 496(A) VC 14601.2( KCS CONSTRUCTION DANIEL OLIVAS M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS MATTHEW COLLINS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 28/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 647(F) KCS DISABLED MATTHEW COLLINS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 28/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS DISABLED MATTHEW COLLINS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 28/10/2007 UHC 1104.2 KCS DISABLED MATTHEW COLLINS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS DISABLED MICHAEL CHAFIN M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 27/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS SSI WARREN MC DONALD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 VC 14601.1( KCS MECHANIC WARREN MC DONALD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS MECHANIC FREDDY GARCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 246.3 KCS GARDENING FREDDY GARCIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 148.9(A) KCS GARDENING MARCO GUTIERREZ M LAMONT CA H 27/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 236 KCS PRODUCE PICKER MARCO GUTIERREZ M LAMONT CA H 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS PRODUCE PICKER ALICIA CARDENAS F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS STUDENT DANIEL GUTIERREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 27/10/2007 VC 14601.2( KCS DANIEL GUTIERREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 28/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B) KCS BALTAZAR DE LA FUENTE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS GEN LABOR BENNY JOHNSTON M LAMONT CA W 27/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS BENNY JOHNSTON M LAMONT CA W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS MARIO CALVIRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 27/10/2007 HS 11357(B)HS 11364 PC 148(A)(1VC 21202(A) KCS LABORER LOUIS REYES M LAKE IS CA H 27/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS CLEANER/STACKER LOUIS REYES M LAKE IS CA H 27/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 26708(A)VC 4000(A) VC 40508(A)VC 4152.5 VC 4152.5 VC 4152.5 VC 4152.5 KCS CLEANER/STACKER LARRY BROITMANN M BORON CA 93516 W 27/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(C)VC 12500(A)HS 11550(A)VC 4000(A) KCS LABORER ASHLEY ALLEN F BORON CA 93516 W 27/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS NONE TERRY ROBERSON M BORON CA 93516 W 27/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS WELDER TERRY ROBERSON M BORON CA 93516 W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS WELDER SHANNON MASSEY F BORON CA 93516 W 27/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS CASHIER JOSE LOPEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 27/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1PC 647(F) KCS JOSE LOPEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS GARY MANNING M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 28/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER BORER STEVEN GATES M FELLOWS CA 93268 W 27/10/2007 VC 10851(A)VC 2800.2(APC 594(B)(1HS 11364 PC 148(A)(1HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER STEVEN GATES M FELLOWS CA 93268 W 27/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
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MARCELLINO GUZMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS LABORER JOHNNY BERUMEN M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABOR VICTOR CANDELA M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 22/09/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS DRAFTING DESIGN MICHAEL CRUISE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 B 26/10/2007 HS 11561 PC 3056 KCS MARK SCHOONOVER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 HS 11561 PC 3056 KCS LABORER MICHAEL MURCH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 HS 11561 PC 3056 KCS LABORER MARCUS WILLIAMS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 26/10/2007 HS 11561 PC 3056 KCS LABORER BALDOMERO VASQUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 USC T18SEC KCS LABORER DANNY COTTENGIN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 HS 11561 PC 3056 KCS LABORER BLAKE MULVEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 26/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 1320(A) KCS LABORER RONALD MARSHALL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 VC 14601(A)VC 22110 KCS LABORER ADAM VARGAS M BAK BA 93306 H 26/10/2007 VC 27007 VC 40508A VC 12500A KCS LAOBR LLEO ALVA M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 25/10/2007 PC 422 PC 148(A)(1PC 243(E)(1 KCS MASONRY LLEO ALVA M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 26/10/2007 USC SEC8TIT KCS MASONRY MARC AVILA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 25/10/2007 PC 273.6(A)PC 602.5 KCS LABORER MARC AVILA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MATTHEW MCKINDLEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS LABORER JAIME RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER JAIME RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER JAIME RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) KCS LABORER JEREMY JOHNSTON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 537E(A)( KCS MECHANIC JEREMY JOHNSTON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS MECHANIC JODA MCKIEARNAN M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 25/10/2007 PC 496D(A) VC 10851(A) KCS DRILLER DALE BOGUE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 273.6(A) KCS LABORER DALE BOGUE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS LABORER TAMMY NEUFELD F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 166.4 KCS CLERICAL RAMON RAMIREZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 PC 476A(A) KCS THERIPIST CURTIS STUCKY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 USC SUP REL KCS ELVIN RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 26/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B) KCS PIPE FITTING NOLVETTO HEREDIA M FRAZIER PARK CA 93225 H 26/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS STOCK BOY CHERYL STAMBAUGH F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS CASHIER TREY FORSYTHE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 1203.2 KCS LABOR SUSAN CRANDELL F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 148.9(A) KCS WAITRESS BRYCE COMSTOCK M BAKERSFIELD CA W 26/10/2007 VC 31 KCS MACHINIST BRYCE COMSTOCK M BAKERSFIELD CA W 26/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 24600(E) KCS MACHINIST BRYCE COMSTOCK M BAKERSFIELD CA W 26/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS MACHINIST APRIL SIFFING F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 476 PC 496(A) PC 475(A) PC 530.5(A) KCS HOUSE CLEANER APRIL SIFFING F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 PC 476 PC 496(A) KCS HOUSE CLEANER JAVIER NUNEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(E) KCS LABORER DWAYNE WATSON M DELANO CA 93215 B 26/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 14601.1 KCS SSI RUSSELL RANDLE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER LUIS TEJEDA M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) MC KCS LABORER OCTAVIANO FERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 PC 273.6(A) KCS LABOR STACY SHARLHORNE M COMPTON CA 90221 B 26/10/2007 PC DETAINERPC WITNESS KCS RUBEN SALAZAR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LABORER RUBEN SALAZAR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 USC SEC8TIT KCS LABORER STANLEY JONES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 26/10/2007 PC 273.6(A)PC 422 PC 646.9(B) KCS GEN LABOR LAWRENCE WHITFIELD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS WELDER HOMERO DURAN M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 26/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 21657 KCS LABORER BRIAN CORN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 26/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS LABOR ELIZABETH ANDERSON F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 26/10/2007 HS 11351.5 HS 11351 HS 11364 KCS DANCER ALFREDO DE-JULIAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 14601.1(HS 11550(A)VC 16028(A)VC 5200(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION ALFREDO DE-JULIAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 24603 VC 40508(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION ALFREDO DE-JULIAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 853.7 KCS CONSTRUCTION ALFREDO DE-JULIAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 27/10/2007 PC 853.7 VC 14601.1( KCS CONSTRUCTION ALFREDO DE-JULIAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 27/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1PC 853.7 KCS CONSTRUCTION MARIA MARTINEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS JOSE ABOITE M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER GUADALUPE RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93314 H 26/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 487(A) KCS WELDER PAULO SAMARIN M LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 PC 496D KCS MECHANIC ANGELO MARTINEZ M LAMONT CA H 26/10/2007 VC 16028(A)VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B) KCS LABORER RAMON MACIEL M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 26/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS PAINTER WAYNE ROBERTS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 422 KCS LABORER WAYNE ROBERTS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER AARON SALGADO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 27/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A) KCS LABORER CHRISTOPHER MATAMOROS M TAFT CA 93268 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) HS 11357(B) KCS CHRISTOPHER MATAMOROS M TAFT CA 93268 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS SCOTT BAXTER M TAFT CA 93268 W 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS JOSEPH MATAMOROS M TAFT CA 93268 H 25/10/2007 PC 664/212.PC 148(A)(1PC 243(A) HS 11357(B) KCS MARION GREEN F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 26/10/2007 HS 11379(A) KCS BOOKKEEPER NEMECIO PAZ M LOS ANGELES CA 93023 H 26/10/2007 PC 653H(A)(PC 653H(A)( KCS SEFERINO OROZCO M BUTTONWILLOW CA 93206 H 26/10/2007 PC 243.4(A) KCS LABORER SEFERINO OROZCO M BUTTONWILLOW CA 93206 H 26/10/2007 USC TITLE8S KCS LABORER ESTHER SHARP F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER FELIPE PAZ M LOS ANGELES CA 90023 H 26/10/2007 PC 653H(A)(PC 653H(A)( KCS DELLA GONZALEZ F LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A)PC 135 KCS CLEANER GUADALUPE LOPEZ M POMONA CA 91768 H 26/10/2007 PC 496D KCS ELECTRICIAN JOSH BEEDIE M WICHITA KS 67156 W 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS CELL PHONE TOWER THOMAS SHERMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 26/10/2007 PC 212.5(C) KCS TYLER CUTLER M TAFT CA 93268 W 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION ERIC PAZ M LOS ANGELES CA 90023 H 26/10/2007 PC 653H(A)(PC 653H(A)( KCS JOSE GARNICA M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS BOX STACKER JESSICA BRAVO F WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A) KCS LABOR JESSICA BRAVO F WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 PC 476A(B) KCS LABOR JESSICA BRAVO F WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS LABOR EPIFANIO SOTO M LAS VEGAS CA H 26/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS IRON WORKER EPIFANIO SOTO M LAS VEGAS CA H 26/10/2007 PC 12021(C)PC 12316(B) KCS IRON WORKER JULIO VALLE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 26/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11357(B) KCS JULIO VALLE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 26/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 12020(A) KCS JESSICA HERNANDEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 26/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS DRIVER RICHARD BOND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A)PC 647(F) KCS LABORER RICHARD BOND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 40508(A)VC 14601(A)VC 16028(A) KCS LABORER JOHN GOSS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 26/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS FORKLIFT OPER JOSEPH GONZALES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 26/10/2007 PC 272(A)(1BP 25662(A) KCS LABOR JAIRO RODELA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 26/10/2007 PC 272(A)(1HS 11357(B) KCS CAR WASH ALEJANDRO OJEDA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 26/10/2007 PC 272(A)(1HS 11357(B) KCS ANDREA NEWLAND F BAKERSFIELD CA 93311 W 26/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 476 PC 496(A) HS 11364 PC 475(A) PC 530.5(A) KCS HOMEMAKER MARCELO TORO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 5200 KCS MOVER/LABORER JOE JORDAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 26/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER RAMIRO VILLARREAL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 26/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS SHOP LABORER MAYRA SILVESTRE F LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS STAMP COLLECTOR MAYRA SILVESTRE F LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS STAMP COLLECTOR MAYRA SILVESTRE F LAMONT CA 93241 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS STAMP COLLECTOR FRANK VELIZ M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 26/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS CONSTRUCTION ABELINO SOLORIO M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS GLASIER JUAN AMADOR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 H 26/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION FERMIN CARILLO M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A)VC 23224(B)HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER ROMON COTAAPODACA M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A)PC 647(F) HS 11550(A)VC 23223(A) KCS LABORER EMILIANO MAGANA M WASCO CA 93280 H 26/10/2007 HS 11350(A)VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 14601.1( KCS FIELD JUAN MARTINEZ M DELANO CA 93215 H 26/10/2007 HS 11366 HS 11357(B) KCS EDUARDO SIERRA M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 26/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS FIELD WORKER EDUARDO SIERRA M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 26/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS FIELD WORKER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
Synopsis: Traffic fatality on Garces Highway & Kesey Road, Delano
Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: James Edward Prater & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; CASE#:2311-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Wasco &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE: 78 years TYPE OF CASE: Traffic vs. natural death DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/28/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: Found at 1727 hours LOCATION: Alfalfa Field at Westbound Garces Highway and west of Kesey Road, Delano DATE OF DEATH: 10/28/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: Found at 1727 hrs. PLACE OF DEATH: At the scene INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Delano Police Department Details: The decedent was the operator of a pickup truck that left the roadway and came to rest in an alfalfa field in Delano. Comments: None DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: Vicki Fennell, Deputy Coroner Date: Monday, October 29, 2007 Time: 1:47:12 AM
Synopsis: Self Inflicted Injury
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Monday, October 29, 2007 Time: 12:19:46 AM Department contact: Sergeant Ed Komin Phone: (661) 303-4592 Details: On October 28, 2007 at approximately 7:50 pm Deputies were summoned to an apartment in the 800 block of Roberts Lane. This was in regards to a male subject diagnosed as being schizophrenic, consuming alcohol, and in possession of a knife. When Deputies arrived at the apartment they located the male subject in a bedroom holding a fix bladed knife to his neck. The male subject would not comply with the repeated commands of the Deputies at the scene to drop the knife. For their safety along with the safety and protection of others, Deputies deployed a taser at the male subject. Just as the Deputies deployed the taser, the male subject was able to pierce his neck with the knife he had been holding. The male subject was transported to Kern Medical Center by ambulance for treatment of his self inflicted injury. He later pronounced deceased by medical staff of the hospital. News Release prepared by: Sergeant J.R. Rodriguez Phone: Office (661) 391-7595
Sequoia National Forest and the
Giant Sequoia National Monument 1839 S. Newcomb Street, Porterville, CA 93257 _________________________________________________ ____ Date: October 26, 2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; Contact: Margie Clack FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; Phone: 760-379-5646 FOREST SERVICE FIREFIGHTER NOMINATED “FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR” LAKE ISABELLA, CA … The Kern Valley Exchange Club will recognize a local Forest Service firefighter as “Firefighter of the Year” at an appreciation awards banquet Monday, October 29. According to District Ranger Rick Larson, George Bowen from the Kern River Ranger District is the first Forest Service recipient to be honored for this prestigious award. Firefighters from Bureau of Land Management and Kern County Fire Department will also be recognized at the event. “George instills the highest degree of professionalism with his co-workers, local cooperators, permittees and public contacts. He is known as an employee who can be counted on to get the job done and get it done safely,” Larson said. Bowen has earned the respect of his peers in the fire organization for his ability to act decisively under pressure ensuring firefighter and public safety on any type of wildland response, he added. Bowen began his Forest Service career in 1992, working as a firefighter on the Blackrock fire engine located in a remote area of the Kern Plateau on the Sequoia National Forest. After three years, he moved over to Helicopter 523 as a helitack crewmember, based in Kernville, CA. In 1999, he was accepted into the Forest Service Firefighter Academy at McClellan, CA where he participated in an extensive firefighter training program. From there he worked on a fuels crew conducting prescribed burns, performing forest fuels treatment and firefighting. In 2000, he was hired on the Horse Meadow Hotshot Crew, an elite 20-person firefighting hand crew, which travels all over the United States on fire assignments. He returned to the helitack crew during the 2001-2002 fire seasons. Throughout his years on hotshot and helitack crews, Bowen has traveled to Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and Tennessee. In 2003, he was promoted to Patrol 57 (now Patrol 48) as a fire prevention technician based at Lake Isabella. Some of Bowen’s responsibilities include fire prevention education, initial attack on fires, serving as an emergency responder, conducting fire investigations, law enforcement, public contact work, and assisting other resource shops. While his primary purpose is fire prevention education, initial attack and suppressing wildland fires for the protection of national forest resources, Bowen exemplifies the real mission of the Forest Service by serving the public respectfully with a professional approach to the job. He is a familiar sight patrolling around the shores of Lake Isabella in his fire truck as he continues to educate and help ensure the safety of forest visitors. He is an avid supporter of the various law enforcement and local fire agencies and has assisted on numerous emergency responses and initial attack fires working side by side with Forest Service cooperators. This attitude carries through; where on a busy holiday weekend he can make over 200 public contacts a day. & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; (More) Bowen’s work ethics and values can be observed daily. He has earned the highest respect of his co-workers, cooperators and superiors in his 15-year career, said Larson. When asked what he likes best about his job Bowen says, “Working with the public and not being stuck in an office.” George and his wife, Carissa, live in the Weldon area with their four children, Rebecca, Owen, Harley and Eddie. & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; # # # # # (See attached file: george_bowen.doc) Photo of George Bowen (See attached file: IMG_3317_1.JPG) Margie Clack Public Affairs Officer Kern River Ranger District Sequoia National Forest (760) 379-5646, extension 512  
Synopsis: Search Warrant Served- Two Arrested
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 26, 2007 Time: 1:06:20 PM Department contact: PIO Phone: Details: On Friday, October 26th, at about 9:30 am, the Sheriff's Special Operations Group, along with State Parole officers, served a search warrant for narcotics, at 1506 West Drive in east Bakersfield. The officers found several small packages of suspected tar heroin, and suspected cocaine base. Elizabeth Marie Anderson, a.k.a. Monique Ragsdale, Black female 27 years, was arrested for possession of heroin for the purpose of sales, and for possession of cocaine base for the purpose of sales. Brian Lee Corn, Black male 20 years, was arrested for an outstanding felony warrant, charging him with possession of a deadly weapon. Both subjects were booked into the Kern County Jail.
Today (10/26/07) at 0920 hours, a 13 year old female was at the GET bus stop at Stockdale Hwy. and California Ave. She was appraoched by a Hispanic male adult who grabbed her arm in an apparent abduction attempt. The girl escaped, notified and told her mother who called police.The suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 40's, approx. 5'-9", stocky build, shaved head, thick mustache and a tattoo of red lips on his neck (possibly right side of neck). He was wearing a white T-shirt and blue jeans. He was driving a newer, white, GMC pick-up truck, raised, with tinted windows. Officers are in the area looking for the suspect and any additional evidence. Anyone with information is urged to call the Bakersfield Police Department at 327-7111.
Synopsis: Internet Scams
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 26, 2007 Time: 9:38:09 AM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: Sheriff's Detectives have recently been made aware of numerous fraud complaints. It seems that several Bakersfield area residents have been contacted via the internet with a job offer that involves depositing checks into his or her personal account and then forwarding the money to a third party in another country, typically somewhere in Europe or Canada. The check is later found to be fraudulent and the victim suffers the loss of the forwarded money. We have also received several reports of a similar scam wherein the victim is told that they have won a lottery somewhere outside of the United States. The victim then receives his or her winnings in the form of a check. The victim is instructed to deposit the check and then send some money to a third party outside of the United States for taxes, handling fees or similar charges. Of course the check is later determined to be fraudulent and the victim suffers the loss of the sent money. Neither of these scams are new and have been perpetrated throughout the United States for years. The public is reminded that no one wins a lottery that he or she never entered and people should never send money to anyone he or she does not know, especially when that person is outside of the country. Ranch Fire Information Update October 26th, 2007 (am) Angeles NF Fire Info: 626-821-6700 Los Padres NF Fire Info: 805-961-5770 EMBED MSPhotoEd.3 EMBED MSPhotoEd.3 INCLUDEPICTURE "http://inciweb.org/photos/t... * MERGEFORMATINET South Whittaker Peak in the Ranch Fire area [photo by Alxs West] Fire Status. Since the winds have calmed, significant progress has been made in containing the 58,396 acre Ranch Fire. It is now considered 87% contained and fire managers are planning for full containment on Tuesday, October 30. The estimated control date has been extended by 5 days to allow for mopping up in inaccessible areas of low threat. If everything goes according to plan, the Ranch Fire should be fully controlled on November 5. Management responsibilities will transition from California Interagency Incident Management Team 3 (Jeanne Pincha-Tulley, Incident Commander) to the Angeles National Forest on Saturday, October 27 at 6pm. Activity Today. Today, crews will continue to construct fire line and mop up hot spots in the south western finger of the Ranch Fire. Yesterday, crews were busy hand constructing fire line in the western part of the fire area. Most of the smoke and heat is located in a western ‘finger’ of the fire northeast of the town of Fillmore. A NASA unmanned aerial system infrared flight was flown and supported this observation. Forest Closures. As a result of extreme fire activity, the Angeles and Los Padres National Forests have implemented forest wide closures. Please call the Los Padres National Forest 805-961-5770 or the Angeles National Forest 626-821-6700 for additional information. Evacuations. All evacuations from the Ranch Fire within Los Angeles and Ventura Counties have been lifted. Residents are now allowed back into their neighborhoods but are urged to remain cautious and should keep informed about current conditions. The fire has not crossed highway 126 nor has it progressed any closer to the communities of Piru and Fillmore. The Incident Command Post is located at Castaic Park. The fire is under the command of California Interagency Incident Management Team 3, Jeanne Pincha-Tulley commanding. History. The Ranch Fire started October 20th at 9:42 pm near Townsend Peak, southwest of Templin Highway and Interstate 5, in the Angeles National Forest. Fire Facts. There are 492 people assigned to the fire along with 9 fire engines, 6 dozers, 12 water tenders, 9 twenty-person hand crews and 3 helicopters. Over the last ten years, 2,324 fires have burned a total of 201,914 acres on the Angeles NF; some areas, mostly along roadsides, have burned multiple times in the past decade. Fire Danger Levels (FDLs) on the Angeles NF are based on environmental conditions such as weather and fuel moisture in vegetation and on human factors such as availability of firefighting resources and national forest visitation (for example, busy holiday weekends increase the chances of a human-caused fire.) Basic Information Incident Type Wildland Fire Cause Under Investigation Date of Origin 10/20/2007 at 2142 hrs. Location 6 miles north of Castaic CA Incident Commander Jeanne Pincha - Tulley Current Situation Total Personnel 492 Size 58,396 acres Percent Contained 87% Estimated Containment Date 10/31/2007 at hrs. Fuels Involved The fire is burning in heavy chaparral and oak woodland. Fire Behavior Due to successful suppression efforts, fire spread was limited in most locations and there was minimal fire activity in the unburned fuel islands south of the Day Fire. Significant Events Mop up and patrol the existing firelines. Outlook Planned Actions Crews will complete line construction of the West perimeter. Mop up and patrol will continue on the fire. Projected Movement No fire movement anticipated. Growth Potential Due to the decreased wind speed, and rising relative humidity, the growth potential is considered to be low. Terrain Difficulty The difficulty of the terrain is extreme, due to steep slopes and inaccessible terrain. Remarks The prospects for containment of the fire in the near term are very promising. Resources are being released for use on other fires in the region. For more information Ranch Fire Inciweb ( HYPERLINK "http://www.inciweb.org/inci... http://www.inciweb.org/inci... 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Bakersfield FIRE Department Firefighters were deployed earlier this week as part of several State
of California Office of Emergency Services (OES) Firefighting Strike Teams sent to assist with operations related to multiple wild fires threatening southern California communities. Current BFD deployments include: Strike Team 5029A: BFD OES Engine 299 assigned to Branch II, Division Z of the “Harris Fire” in San Diego County, just north of the Mexican border. Strike Team 5026A: BFD Engine 8 assigned to the “Grass Valley Fire” near the San Bernardino County mountain community of Lake Arrowhead. Other BFD Firefighters are on standby as part of the Central Coast Interagency Management Team 7, recently assigned to the Sedgwick Fire in Santa Barbara County, near Lake Cachuma in the Los Padres National Forest. There are currently a total of eight (8) BFD Firefighters deployed. For more information on OES operations and the BFD, please visit: Office of Emergency Services (OES): http://www.oes.ca.gov/ BFD Public Information: http://www.bakersfieldcity....
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& nbsp; HUNDREDS OF FOREST SERVICE FIREFIGHTERS ASSIST & nbsp; SUPPRESSION EFFORTS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SEQUOIA NATIONAL FOREST, CA … Currently there are thirteen active fires burning more than 460,000 acres in Southern California including two on the San Bernadino National Forest, and one each on the Angeles and Cleveland National Forests. Porterville Organized Crews are assisting in the firefight with eleven of the thirteen 20-person crews currently assigned to various Southern California fires. Forest Service personnel accompany these crews on the fireline, most are from the Sequoia National Forest. Four 20-person hotshot crews and eleven fire engines from the Sequoia National Forest were dispatched to the fire along with a federally contracted air attack plane and air tanker out of the Porterville Air Attack Base. A dozen additional overhead resources are supporting suppression efforts, and several Sequoia personnel are in route to help in rehabilitation efforts once the fires are contained. Locally, Sequoia National Forest and Giant Sequoia National Monument resources and support staff committed to the firefight in Southern California include over 375 people. Nationally, U.S. Forest Service resources committed to the firefight in Southern California include: 44 Crews, 10 Helicopters, 103 Engines, 5 Dozers, 9 Water Tenders, and over 250 Overhead (field and support staff) for a total of 1,604 U.S. Forest Service personnel. The Chief of the Forest Service, Gail Kimbell, was in Southern California yesterday touring several of the fires and visiting the site of the Santa Clara Mojave Rivers Ranger District Office, which was destroyed in the Buckweed Fire on October 21, 2007. (See attached file: 2007_socal_fires.doc)
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CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 PC 289(A)(1PC 460(A) PC 212.5(C)PC 182(A)(1PC 236 PC 148.9(A) KCS KEITH CHRISSHON M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 26710 VC 4000(A) VC 40508(A) KCS GLENN CLEMMONS M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 PC 289(A)(1PC 460(A) PC 212.5(C)PC 182(A)(1PC 236 PC 148.9(A) KCS LYNELL RELIFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 B 24/10/2007 PC 12280(B) KCS LABORER LYNELL RELIFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 B 25/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 14601.2(VC 14601.5( KCS LABORER CHARLES TAYLOR M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 HS 11359 KCS IN HOME CARE PRO GILBERT RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 148.9(A)VC 14601.2(VC 20002(A)VC 23152(A) KCS LABORER STEPHEN MCCLARD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 25/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 422 PC 273A(B) KCS ELECTRICIAN MATTHEW RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS STOCK BROKER MATTHEW RAMOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS STOCK BROKER RICKY WALLACE M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS SSI JOHNNY CHAPPELL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 I 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS DRILLER JOHNNY CHAPPELL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 I 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS DRILLER LOUIS ROMERO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 VC 14601.2(VC 26708(A) KCS LABOR DANNY COTTENGIN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 25/10/2007 VC 14601.2(VC 16028(A)VC 22450(A)VC 4462(B) KCS LABORER MICHELLE PHELPS WRIGHT F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 25/10/2007 PC 470(A) KCS NICOLAS TECPILE M LAMONT CA 93241 H 25/10/2007 VC 4462.5 VC 12500(A)VC 4000(A) VC 16028(A) KCS FIELD LABORER NICOLAS TECPILE M LAMONT CA 93241 H 25/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 24601 VC 40508(A)VC 4462.5 KCS FIELD LABORER CHRISTINE IMPERIAL F LOS BANOS CA H 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS CASHIER CHRISTINE IMPERIAL F LOS BANOS CA H 25/10/2007 BP 4060 HS 11550(A)PC 243(B)/MPC 978.5/MI KCS CASHIER CHRISTINE IMPERIAL F LOS BANOS CA H 25/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 978.5/MI KCS CASHIER STEVEN CASTILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER STEVEN CASTILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 22450(A) KCS LABORER JOSE MENDOZA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 25/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LABOR JUANITA SANCHEZ F DELANO CA 93215 H 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER JOHN BRUSCHI M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 25/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS CARPET INSTALLER JOHN BRUSCHI M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 25/10/2007 VC 40508(A)VC 14601.1(VC 21802(A)VC 16028(A) KCS CARPET INSTALLER JAMIE GILL M TAFT CA 93268 W 25/10/2007 PC 488 KCS OILFIELD CONST RAMON MACEDA M DELANO CA 93215 H 25/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 23152(A)VC 4000(A) VC 40508(A) KCS LABORER VICTOR ROBINSON M DELANO CA 93215 W 25/10/2007 PC 853.7 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MARIA SALAZAR F BAKERSFIELD CA H 25/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS LARRY WHITE M DERBY ACRES CA 93224 W 24/10/2007 PC 487(A) KCS LABOR LARRY WHITE M DERBY ACRES CA 93224 W 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 24252(A) KCS LABOR ROBERT MATHEWSON M COLORADO SPRI NG CO 80921 W 26/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS SALES REP ADAM VARGAS M BAK BA 93306 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LAOBR FIDEL MARTINEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS GEN LABOR CARL STARK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 166.4 KCS EQUIP OPERATOR CARL STARK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 25/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A)PC 166.4 KCS EQUIP OPERATOR MANUEL RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11357(B)PC 485 KCS LANDSCAPER MANUEL RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11357(B)VC 21201(D) KCS LANDSCAPER MANUEL RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 647(F) VC 21650.1 KCS LANDSCAPER MANUEL RUIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A)VC 21200.5 KCS LANDSCAPER ARTHUR MEDINA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABOR ARTHUR MEDINA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABOR DAVID CORTEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABOR ISAAC ORTIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 H 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER LLEO ALVA M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 25/10/2007 PC 422 PC 148(A)(1PC 243(E)(1 KCS MASONRY LLEO ALVA M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 25/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS MASONRY VICTOR MANZO M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 25/10/2007 PC 422 PC 241(A) KCS LABOR GLENN BOGLE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS ROOFER JASON WALKER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 381(A) KCS MEAT SERVICES Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
Synopsis: Kern County Sheriff's Office Halloween Safety Tips
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Office. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 26, 2007 Time: 7:34:54 AM Department contact: Ray Pruitt, Crime Prevention Coordinator Phone: 661-391-7559 Halloween is a fun tradition, but often times the excitement of the evening can cause children to forget about being safe. There is no real trick to making Halloween a treat for the whole family. The major dangers are not from witches or goblins, but rather from falls and vehicle/pedestrian collisions. Another major concern is what your children are given and how to identify candy that has been tampered with. Follow these simple tips to make Halloween safe and fun: Parents: 1. Make sure your children eat a good dinner before going out. 2. Make sure children are properly supervised while out. 3. Make sure your children trick or treat in a group. 4. Children 12 years and younger should be accompanied by an adult. 5. Tell your children to never go into a stranger's house. 6. Tell your children to stay out of the street while walking. 7. Choose a costume that is brightly colored and easy to see in the dark. 8. Tell your children to not eat any candy until they bring it home. 9. Carefully inspect all food and candy before letting your child eat it (when in doubt, throw it out). Trick or Treater's: 1. Carry a flashlight. 2. Stay on sidewalks. 3. Stay in familiar neighborhoods. 4. Make sure your costume fits you well. 5. Approach only houses that are well lit. 6. Walk from house to house, don't run. 7. Never take shortcuts, such as alleyways or empty fields. 8. Don't eat anything until your parents have had a chance to inspect it. Children should also know the basics, such as their phone number and address in case of an emergency, and how to react if a stranger tries to approach them. If your child is late returning home or you cannot locate your child, immediately call 9-1-1 and report it to local law enforcement. If you would like further information about Halloween safety or other crime prevention topics, please contact the Kern County Sheriff's Office Crime Prevention Unit at 661-391-7559.
For Immediate Release Thursday, October 25, 2007
Arrest in narcotic investigation On Wednesday, 10-24-07, the Bakersfield Police Department Narcotics Detail executed a search warrant at a residence in the 7900 block of Laurelglen Blvd. This was in regards to a several weeks long investigation into the distribution of “rock” cocaine. Detectives seized $1,100.00 in cash, two stolen firearms, a .40 caliber pistol and a 9mm pistol, along with approximately 1 1⁄2 pounds of “rock” cocaine with an estimated street value of approximately $60,000. The suspect, Jerry Bowen (29), of Bakersfield, was arrested for possession of “rock” cocaine for sale, manufacturing of “rock” cocaine, felon in possession of a firearm, and gang participation. He was booked into the Kern County Jail. The investigation is continuing.
Not sure what crimes these folks were arrested for? Check out our list below or click on the link to a penal code reference site.
THOMAS CROSS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS LABORER JOSE MARTINEZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 24/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1PC 647(F) PC 853.7 KCS FORKLIFT OPERATR RAYMOND PEREZ M DELANO CA 93215 H 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER NICHOLAS JAMES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 B 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS NICHOLAS JAMES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 B 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 27007 VC 4000(A) KCS ALEJANDRO CARRILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 VC 12500(B) KCS LABORER THOMAS FRENG M TEHACHAPI CA W 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 27315(D) KCS LABORER THOMAS FRENG M TEHACHAPI CA W 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A) KCS LABORER THOMAS FRENG M TEHACHAPI CA W 24/10/2007 PC 476A(B) KCS LABORER ISMAEL ELIZONDO M WASCO CA H 24/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 236 KCS EQUIP OPERATOR DEAN IRWIN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 24/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER EDGAR RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 148.9(A) KCS EDGAR RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 HS 11377(A)VC 12500(A) KCS TRAVIS STEVENS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 24/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER DEBORAH KIRK F BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 24/10/2007 PC 647(F) MC 9.16.020 KCS IN HOME CARE SHAWN WOODALL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 24/10/2007 PC 666 HS 11364 PC 488 PC 148.9(A) KCS OILFIELD JOE HUNTER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 24/10/2007 PC 290(G)(2 KCS JANITOR JOE HUNTER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 24/10/2007 PC 370 KCS JANITOR DENISE WOOD F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 24/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS LABORER DENISE WOOD F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 24/10/2007 PC 666 KCS LABORER SALVADOR SALCEDO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 PC 244 PC 243(E)(1 KCS PHOTOGRAPHER EDWARD MCKINN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS TRUCK DRIVER KATRINA MC MURRAY F BAKERSFIELD CA B 24/10/2007 HS 11350(A)HS 11364 KCS LABORER KATRINA MC MURRAY F BAKERSFIELD CA B 24/10/2007 PC 470(D) KCS LABORER LIOVARDO SANCHEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 PC 148.9(A)VC 12500(A)VC 22350 VC 27315(D) KCS LABORER LIOVARDO SANCHEZ M WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 PC 166.4 PC 487(A) PC 487(A) KCS LABORER ALFRED WARD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 24/10/2007 PC 647(I) KCS SSI JOSE ZUBELDIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 24/10/2007 PC 207(A) KCS ELECTRICIAN JOSE ZUBELDIA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS ELECTRICIAN JEREMY TITSWORTH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 243(D) KCS CONSTRUCTION JEREMY TITSWORTH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11378 KCS CONSTRUCTION JEREMY TITSWORTH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 VC 14601.2( KCS CONSTRUCTION JEREMY TITSWORTH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 VC 14601.2( KCS CONSTRUCTION JEREMY TITSWORTH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS CONSTRUCTION ALICIA PRADO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93311 H 24/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS LABORER ALICIA PRADO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93311 H 24/10/2007 VC 23152(B) KCS LABORER DONALD CHAVEZ M LEBEC CA 93243 W 24/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A) KCS MAINTENANCE DONALD CHAVEZ M LEBEC CA 93243 W 24/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A)(VC 40508(A) KCS MAINTENANCE DONALD CHAVEZ M LEBEC CA 93243 W 24/10/2007 PC 496(A) KCS MAINTENANCE JIMMY KENNON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 PC 148.9(A)VC 31 KCS JIMMY KENNON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS JIMMY KENNON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS FELIPE DELGADO M LAMONT CA 93241 H 24/10/2007 PC 148.9(A) KCS LABOR FELIPE DELGADO M LAMONT CA 93241 H 24/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABOR ROBERT BRYANT M TAFT CA 93268 W 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS OILFIELD WORKER ROBERT BRYANT M TAFT CA 93268 W 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS OILFIELD WORKER JOSE HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 HS 11357(B)VC 21456(B) KCS SSI/SDI JOSE HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS SSI/SDI JOSE HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS SSI/SDI JOSE HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS SSI/SDI MARIE CARRASCO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS MARIE CARRASCO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS MANUEL SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 24/10/2007 VC 4462.5 VC 14601.1( KCS LABORER MANUEL SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 166.4 KCS LABORER MANUEL SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 PC 166.4 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MANUEL SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 PC 166.4 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MANUEL SANCHEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 25/10/2007 PC 166.4 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER CHRISTOPHER WILLIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 485 PC 470(D) KCS AUTO BODY CHRISTOPHER WILLIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 470(D) KCS AUTO BODY CHRISTOPHER WILLIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 530.5 PC 470(D) KCS AUTO BODY MARTIN HERNANDEZ M DELANO CA 93215 H 25/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 40508(A) KCS LABORER ROBERT HUGHING M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 PC 422 PC 417(A)(1PC 647(F) KCS PAINTER ROBERT HUGHING M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 14601.2(VC 4000(A)(VC 23222 KCS PAINTER TABETHA KALISTER F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 24/10/2007 VC 4463(A)(HS 11377(A) KCS MICHAEL WESER M WOFFORD HEIGH TS CA 93285 W 24/10/2007 PC 422 PC 273.6(A) KCS YARD MAINT MARVIN WINES M BODFISH CA 93205 H 24/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS N MARVIN WINES M BODFISH CA 93205 H 25/10/2007 FG 1052(B) FG 12020 FG 12020 KCS N MARVIN WINES M BODFISH CA 93205 H 25/10/2007 HS 11357(B)PC 853.7 KCS N RIKKI DRENNAN F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 24/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 182(A)(1 KCS SHERRY EPPERSON F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 24/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS CLEANER JORGE NAVA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 PC 273A(A) PC 273.5(A)PC 245(A)(1PC 12403.7(PC 591 PC 182(A)(1 KCS LABORER JORGE NAVA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER LUDIVINA ESQUIVEL F WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS JANITOR LUDIVINA ESQUIVEL F WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 1320(A) PC 1320(A) KCS JANITOR LUDIVINA ESQUIVEL F WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 PC 470(A) KCS JANITOR LUDIVINA ESQUIVEL F WASCO CA 93280 H 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 1320(A) PC 1320(A) KCS JANITOR ALBERTO PEREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 417(A)(1 KCS LABORER HECTOR VERMUDEC M LAMONT CA 93241 H 24/10/2007 VC 4463(A)(PC 602(F) KCS MECHANIC KEITH CHRISSHON M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 PC 289(A)(1PC 460(A) PC 212.5(C)PC 182(A)(1PC 236 PC 148.9(A) KCS KEITH CHRISSHON M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 16028(A)VC 26710 VC 4000(A) VC 40508(A) KCS JEREMY FENDER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 24/10/2007 PC 136.1(A)PC 243(A) PC 591 KCS CONSTRUCTION PHILLIP HENDRIX M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 24/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS DISABLED ISMAEL CHAVIRA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 24600(E) KCS SSI JESSICA GARCIA F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 24/10/2007 HS 11378 HS 11550(A) KCS SSI WALTER OBREGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 24/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LANDSCAPER GLENN CLEMMONS M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 PC 289(A)(1PC 460(A) PC 212.5(C)PC 182(A)(1PC 236 PC 148.9(A) KCS GLENN CLEMMONS M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LYNELL RELIFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 B 24/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS LABORER LYNELL RELIFORD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 B 24/10/2007 PC 12280(B) KCS LABORER CHARLES TAYLOR M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 24/10/2007 HS 11359 KCS IN HOME CARE PRO CHARLES TAYLOR M MOJAVE CA 93501 B 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS IN HOME CARE PRO EDDIE SILVA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 24/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS PLUMBER KEVIN HILL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 25/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER GILBERT RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 25/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER GILBERT RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 25/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 22349(A) KCS LABORER MAX CALVO M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 24/10/2007 VC 23152(A)HS 11550(A)VC 27151 KCS CASHIER LESTER ALEXANDER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS MAINTENANCE STACY LEMOINE F ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 24/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS RETAIL RUSSEL STEWART M RIDGECREST CA W 25/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1VC 23152(A)VC 12500(A) KCS DISTRIBUTION RUSSEL STEWART M RIDGECREST CA W 25/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS DISTRIBUTION RICKY WALLACE M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 25/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS SSI BILL HAND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 25/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS EQUIP OPERATOR BILL HAND M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 25/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 485 PC 487(A) KCS EQUIP OPERATOR Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
Synopsis: Marijuana and lewd conduct arrest
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 Time: 12:36:53 PM Department contact: Phone: Department contact: Sergeant Ed Komin Phone: (661) 303-4592 Details: On October 23, 2007 at approximately 4:30 pm a State Parole Officer was driving in the alleyway of the 700 block of Wisteria Street in Oildale and noticed a male subject seated in a parked vehicle, which was in a residential neighborhood with children nearby. As the Officer drove by the vehicle he saw that the male occupant was disrobed from the waist down and masturbating. The Officer stopped and detained the male subject, who was identified as Burton William Evankovich, 28 years of age from Bakersfield. The Officer also learned that Burton William Evankovich was on probation status with the Kern County Probation Department for a drug related conviction. Detectives of the Kern County Sheriff's Office and Officers of the Kern County Probation Department were contacted and assisted in the investigation. In the search of the vehicle of Burton William Evankovich a portable DVD player was found playing a pornographic video. Also located was approximately 132 grams of suspected marijuana that was packaged for the purpose of sales, along with scales, packaging material, currency along with an electronic shocking device and a weapon commonly referred to a "slungshot". Burton William Evankovich was arrested for a possession of marijuana for the purpose of sales and a probation violation at the scene. The Detectives of S.A.A.I.U of the Sheriff's Office may also seek additional charges of Burton William Evankovich upon completion of the investigation. News Release prepared by: Sergeant J.R. Rodriguez Phone: Office (661) 391-7595
James Burger, our temporary wildfire reporter, received a few maps of the Southern California fires. Check them out.
He also tracked down some new photos from space on these fires. UPDATE: The pictures on the left are fairly small. If you want to see the original size (BIG) click on the links below. Warning these are 2-3 MB files. Buckweed Fire Witch Fire L.A. County fires
Not sure what crimes these folks were arrested for? Check out our list below or click on the link to a penal code reference site.
KIRK ESTES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 23/10/2007 PC 496(A) KCS LABORER CARLOS PENA M DELANO CA 93215 H 23/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 23222(A)VC 31 KCS LABORER VECENTE CASTILLO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 USC T18 SEC KCS LABORER DANNY OZUNA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS LABORER DANNY OZUNA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS LABORER SABRINA HAMMOND F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 B 23/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS LABORER VERNAL FRAZIER F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS JOSE CORONADO M ROSAMOND CA 93560 H 23/10/2007 USC SECTION KCS NICOLAUS RHODES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 23/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS FORKLIFT OPER JOEL VASQUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 23/10/2007 PC 1203.2 KCS LABORER ALBINO MARTINEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 23/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS MATTHEW WALLS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 40508(A) KCS TILE SETTER PHILLIP GRANDSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 5200 KCS JASON CLARK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 23/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 12500(A)VC 23152(A) KCS LABORER MICHAEL VAUGHN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 23/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS CARPENTER ADAM PINEDA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 23/10/2007 USC SECTION KCS LABORER MONICA HERNANDEZ F LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER MONICA HERNANDEZ F LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 22/10/2007 PC 594(B)(2 KCS LABORER TAMMY ALLISON F LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 22/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS CASHIER TAMMY ALLISON F LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 22/10/2007 BP 4140 HS 11377(A)HS 11550(A) KCS CASHIER ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ M DOWNEY CA 90241 H 23/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 12500(A) KCS AUTO SALES VICTOR HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 148.9(A)VC 14601.2( KCS LABORER VICTOR HERNANDEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 148.9(A) KCS LABORER GARY DANLEY M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 22/10/2007 VC 14601.1(HS 11550(A) KCS HANDYMAN CHRISTOPHER STONE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 23/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER CHRISTOPHER JACOBS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 22/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 182(A)(1PC 475(A) VC 24603(E) KCS LABOR CHRISTOPHER JACOBS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93312 W 22/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABOR DESIREE BURTON F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 23/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS WAITRESS CLAUDIA CABRERA F WASCO CA 93280 H 22/10/2007 PC 273A(A) HS 11378 HS 11377(A)HS 11366 HS 11364 HS 11357(B) KCS FIELD LABORER AGUSTIN MEZA M WASCO CA 93280 H 22/10/2007 PC 273A(A) HS 11378 HS 11377(A)HS 11366 HS 11364 HS 11357(B) KCS FIELD LABORER AGUSTIN MEZA M WASCO CA 93280 H 23/10/2007 USC SEC8TIT KCS FIELD LABORER BONNIE LEE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(C) KCS UNKNOWN BONNIE LEE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 12500(A)VC 23152(A) KCS UNKNOWN BONNIE LEE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1PC 529 KCS UNKNOWN BONNIE LEE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 653.22(APC 1320(A) KCS UNKNOWN BONNIE LEE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 1320(B) WI 10980(C) KCS UNKNOWN JESSE REYES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 23/10/2007 BP 4060 HS 11357(B)VC 21201(A)VC 21202(A) KCS LABORER JESSE REYES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 23/10/2007 PC 488 KCS LABORER KELVIN BLACKMAN M LAS VEGAS NV 89148 B 23/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS UNKNOWN PRISCILLA FLORES F MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 HS 11357(B)HS 11550(A) KCS NEVER HAD A JOB JOSE CASTRO M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 23/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 484E(A) PC 182(A)(1PC 466 KCS STOCKER JESUS SANCHEZ M SHAFTER CA 93263 H 23/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 484E(A) PC 666 PC 182(A)(1PC 466 KCS LABORER JUAN LOPEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 23/10/2007 PC 114 PC 114 KCS LABORER JUAN LOPEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 23/10/2007 USC SECTION KCS LABORER JOHNNIE ROBINSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 487(A) VC 10851(A) KCS LABOR JOHNNIE ROBINSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 23/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS LABOR DAVID HAYDER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 23/10/2007 PC 476A(A) KCS CONST LABOR RAFAEL NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 22349(A)VC 26708(A) KCS LABORER RAFAEL NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS LABORER RAFAEL NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 22108 KCS LABORER RAFAEL NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 27315(D) KCS LABORER RAFAEL NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 HS 11357(B)VC 14601.1(VC 23103(B) KCS LABORER ARTHUR SUNIGA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 21201(D) KCS CONSTRUCTION KENNY GONZALES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LABORER KENNY GONZALES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LABORER ROBERT THEIMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 24603(B) KCS EQUIPMENT OPER ROGER PARKER M W COVINA CA 91790 B 24/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 40508(A) KCS JOSE REYES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 23/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS LABORER ANDREW GIEBLER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 23/10/2007 PC 646.9(B)PC 273.6(A) KCS LABOR JUSTIN HATFIELD M TAFT CA 93268 W 23/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11364 KCS DISABLED ISMAEL AYON M EARLIMART CA 93219 H 23/10/2007 VC 23152(B)PC 853.7 VC 12500(A)VC 231525(A KCS LABORER WILSON ANGULO M EARLIMART CA 93219 H 23/10/2007 VC 23152(B)PC 853.7 VC 12500(A)VC 231525(A KCS LABORER DANIEL MERRIMAN M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 23/10/2007 VC 14601.1( KCS LABORER MISTY DEVER F RIDGECREST CA 93555 W 23/10/2007 PC 4570 KCS LABORER TYLER HATLEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 23/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER DANNY ROWE M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 W 23/10/2007 PC 496(A) PC 488 PC 602(K) KCS HOMER MACK M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 B 23/10/2007 VC 23152(A) KCS RETIRED HOMER MACK M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 B 23/10/2007 PC 273.6(A) KCS RETIRED HOMER MACK M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 B 23/10/2007 PC 273.6(A)PC 853.7 KCS RETIRED DANIEL WOODCOOK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 23/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 476 HS 11364 PC 470(D) KCS LABOR ROBERT TORRES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 23/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABOR WILLIAM CRAFT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 23/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER DAVID KATCHUBA M LAKE ISABELLA CA 93240 W 23/10/2007 VC 23152(B)VC 40508(B) KCS SSI MICHAEL MAHONEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 23/10/2007 HS 11377(A)VC 24400 KCS LABORER MICHAEL MAHONEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 23/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
Synopsis: Press Conference Regarding New SWAT Vehicle
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 Time: 9:10:29 AM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: The Kern County Sheriff's Office recently purchased a new Lenco BearCat® tactical armored security vehicle. This new piece of safety equipment greatly increases the SWAT team's capabilities in that it offers ballistic protection, mobility in hazardous environments, citizen/officer rescue capabilities and many others. The sheriff's office would like to invite members of the media to a press conference to be held at the Sheriff's Headquarters Facility (1350 Norris Rd) on Thursday, October 25 at 9:00AM. The new BearCat® will be available for viewing and its capabilities and specifics will be explained. President's Monthly Campus Update
Educational effectiveness and learning outcomes have come into national focus as the 21st century economy demands an increasingly knowledge-based workforce. The national focus on student achievement mirrors our own vision of being an institution centered on student learning and community engagement. CSUB concurrently is employing several tools for self-assessment and achievement, including our strategic planning process, our Foundations of Excellence in the First College Year collaboration with Bakersfield College, and our WASC reaccreditation process. These assessments will allow us to link our vision, mission, and strategic goals to student learning outcomes so that we graduate students whose critical learning well equips them for the 21st century workforce and for leadership in our diverse communities. Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Accreditation Phase II of the reaccreditation is the Capacity and Preparatory Review which will take place in fall 2009. For this review, the University must demonstrate our institutional capacity to meet student learning and community engagement outcomes through university alignment and campus culture. The two critical questions which will guide us through our capacity review are: (University Alignment) "Does the University effectively align its programs, policies, procedures, processes, and resources with its vision, mission, and strategic goals?" and (Campus Culture) "Does the University create and sustain a campus culture of mutual respect, shared responsibility, and accountability that is committed to student learning and community engagement?" As a first step in the review, Dr. Ed Sasaki, Special Assistant to the Provost for Academic Planning, will conduct a forum to define "student learning." The forum will be held on Friday, October 26, 2007 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. in the Stockdale Room. The entire campus community is requested to engage in this discussion. Please confirm your participation with Linda Mikita, Secretary to the Provost and WASC Coordinator, at x2544. For further information regarding the forum, please contact Dr. Ed Sasaki at x2554, Dr. Steve Daniels, Professor of Public Policy and Administration and Chair of the WASC Planning Committee, at x2318, or Dr. Jackie Kegley, Professor of Philosophy & Religious Studies, at x2249. Climate Commitment Celebrate CSUB! Earth Day Faculty, Staff, and Student Accolades Nursing Professor Honored for Outstanding Research in Women's Health Communications Professor Goes on Humanitarian Mission to Zimbabwe Kegley Institute of Ethics Lecture California P-16 Council Antelope Valley Center Gets Nurse Practitioner Student Health Center Open House Community Food Drive University Council
It was a good discussion of various perspectives on the budget including the difficulty of comparisons with other campuses, given differences in the categorization of some budget items. We all agreed that transparency allows everyone to have a more complete understanding of our budget and the relevant context. The 2007-08 academic year presents many significant budget challenges and difficult choices. By continuing to work together we can assure that our collective efforts will result in a balanced campus budget while preserving our shared commitment to academic excellence. The next University Council meeting is scheduled for November 16, 2007 from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Albertson Room. I look forward to seeing you around campus or at an upcoming University or community event. Thank you for all you do for our University in serving our students and our community.
Multi-Agency Narcotic Investigation
On 10/19/07, the Bakersfield Police Department Narcotics unit along with the Drug Enforcement Administration (Bakersfield Office) completed a 2 1/2 month long investigation regarding the distribution of PCP (Phencyclidine) to Bakersfield. A search warrant was executed in Bakersfield which led to additional search warrants being executed in Modesto, Elk Grove, and San Jose, California. Officers were assisted in this investigation by members of the San Jose Police Department, the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office, and the San Jose and Sacramento offices of the Drug Enforcement Administration. Officers seized two clandestine laboratories for the production of PCP (one in Elk Grove and one in San Jose). The laboratories were capable of producing between 10 and 15 pounds of crystal PCP per session or cook. Approximately 4.5 pounds of crystal PCP with a street value of approximately $400,000 was seized along with $9000 in cash. Arrested in connection with the investigation were Paul Hernandez, (51) of Modesto and Manual Ureta, (45) of San Jose. Attached to this news release is a photograph of equipment seized at the Elk Grove clandestine laboratory.
News Release
USDA Forest Service Los Padres National Forest & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; &n bsp; Date: October 23, 2007 Los Padres National Forest 6755 Hollister Ave. #150 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Goleta, CA 93117 CONTACT: Joe Pasinato (805) 961-5745 www.fs.fed.us/r5/lospadres Emergency Closure of Los Padres National Forest GOLETA, Calif.— In conjunction with the Cleveland, San Bernardino, and Angeles National Forest, Los Padres National Forest Supervisor Peggy Hernandez today announced, that as a result of current extreme fire activity in the Southern California Province, very low fuel moisture, and fire suppression resources being stretched to the limit, an emergency closure of the entire Los Padres National Forest. Supervisor Hernandez stated that the closure, which is effective as of today, is necessary in order to protect public health and safety, and will be in effect until extreme fire and weather conditions subside. Private property owners within the forest are exempt from this order, as are individuals or organizations holding special use permits within the forest. While the closure is in effect, going into or being upon National Forest System lands, roads, or trails within the Los Padres National Forest will not be allowed. Violators will be subject to fines and/or possible arrest. County roads and state highways which run through the forest will remain open to through traffic. Drivers are urged to use caution and to be aware of possible fire activity in the area. For more information regarding the closure or current fire activity in the forest, contact the Los Padres National Forest Fire Information Center at 805-961-5770. ###
Synopsis: Taft man arrested on Port Stockton, Texas bank robbery.
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 Time: 11:42:31 AM Department contact: Sgt. Downs Phone: 763-8550 Details: On 10-19-07, at 1600 hrs, Deputy Rob Kruse conducted follow up investigation for the Port Stockton City Police Dept.. Deputy Kruse located and arrested 35 yr. old Randy, Matthew, Peraza at 1005 Buena Vista St, Taft on a warrant out of Texas charging Peraza with the robbery of a bank in Port Stockton. Peraza was identified as the suspect in the bank robbery through forensic evidence. Deputy Kruse was able to take a detailed statement from Peraza regarding the robbery. Peraza was booked at CRF on the warrant and a CDC parole hold.
Not sure what crimes these folks were arrested for? Check out our list below or click on the link to a penal code reference site.
LIONEL DAVIS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 B 22/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)PC 422 KCS MICHAEL GUTIERREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93311 H 22/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(C) KCS JOSIE TRUJILLO F BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABOR CHUCK DOOLEY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 18/10/2007 PC 69 KCS SSI/SDI JAVIER NAVARRO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS LABORER LEE CARTER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 B 22/10/2007 PC 243(B) PC 243(B) KCS LANE WEEMS M INYOKERN CA 93527 W 19/10/2007 HS 11350(A)BP 4060 HS 11357(B) KCS LABOR EDWARD KUPPENS M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 19/10/2007 PC 487(A) PC 853.7 KCS LABORER VEARL JASPERSON M MOJAVE CA 93501 W 20/10/2007 HS 11350(A)HS 11377(A)HS 11364 PC 148(A)(1HS 11550(A) KCS MECHANIC TYLER TREVES M OXNARD CA 93035 W 20/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS WAITER KYLE RUSSELL M LA VERNE CA 91750 W 22/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS FREDDY PEREZ M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 22/10/2007 PC 1203.2(A KCS TRUCK DRIVER OCTAVIO CORTEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS FIELD WORKER LYLE KIRLIN M WELDON CA 93240 W 21/10/2007 HS 11350(A)BP 4140 BP 4060 HS 11364 VC 4462.5 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A) VC 16028(A)VC 24601 KCS PIPEFITTER/WELDE ROBERTO ESPINOZA M POMONA CA 91766 H 22/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 5200 VC 27151 KCS SALESMAN ROBERTO RAMOS M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 22/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)PC 853.7 KCS ROOFER ROBERTO RAMOS M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 22/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)PC 853.7 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A) VC 23540 VC 23540 KCS ROOFER ALAN GARNER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MASON JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 22/10/2007 PC 148(A)(1 KCS JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 22/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 22/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 243(B) VC 40508(B) KCS JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 22/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 22/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 40508(B) KCS LEE BEACH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS RECYCLING LEE BEACH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS RECYCLING EDGAR FLORES M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 22/10/2007 PC 166.4 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 KCS LABORER JESSICA WHITE F BAKERSFIELD CA 93313 W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER ALLYSA KENNEDY F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 B 22/10/2007 HS 11350(A)HS 11364 PC 148.9(A) KCS LABORER ALLYSA KENNEDY F BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 B 22/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS LABORER STEVEN SCHALLOCK M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 21/10/2007 HS 11377(A)HS 11379(A)PC 135 VC 12500(A) KCS LABORER DANNY TOWERY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 PC 496(A) KCS LABORER RICHARD TORRES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 22/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS OIL FIELD RICHARD TORRES M BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 H 22/10/2007 PC 12020(A) KCS OIL FIELD MANUEL BANDA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 22/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS BARTENDER CHERAMIE BRAND F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 22/10/2007 PC 148.9(A)HS 11550(A) KCS HOUSE CLEANING CHERAMIE BRAND F BAKERSFIELD CA 93304 W 22/10/2007 HS 11364 KCS HOUSE CLEANING RAUL BALBOA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER RAUL BALBOA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER RAUL BALBOA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER TYLER HODGE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93311 W 22/10/2007 VC 2800.2(AVC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)PC 853.7 VC 14601.2(VC 40515 PC 853.7 KCS STARBUCKS FRANK MARTINEZ M ANAHEIM CA 92805 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS PAINTER JOSEPH RICHERT M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 22/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 273.5(A) KCS REFRIG TECH CHRISTOPHER CABAN M WASCO CA 93280 H 22/10/2007 VC 23152(A)HS 11550(A)VC 24600(E)VC 26708(A) KCS LABORER PAULA SCHMIDT F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS MECHANIC DANNIELLE PARK F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 22/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS ANTELMO CALDERON M SANGER CA 93657 H 22/10/2007 HS 11358 PC 182(A)(1 KCS LABORER GREGORY GALLION M PALMDALE CA 93535 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER GREGORY GALLION M PALMDALE CA 93535 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A) KCS LABORER SANDRA VERGARA F LAMONT CA 93241 H 22/10/2007 PC 460(A) PC 496(A) PC 182(A)(1PC 272(A)(1 KCS LABORER GUADALUPE ALTAMIRANO F LAMONT CA 93241 H 22/10/2007 PC 460(A) PC 496(A) PC 182(A)(1 KCS LABOR RAQUEL GONZALEZ F ARVIN CA 93203 H 22/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 32 PC 664/187( KCS STUDENT JORGE CORTES M HUNTINGTON PK CA 90255 H 22/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 664/187( KCS ASSISTANT JOSE OLIVIA M LAMONT CA 93241 H 22/10/2007 PC 594(B)(1 KCS DELIVERY DRIVER EILEEN DEVEAU F ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS UNKNOWN JOSEPH THOMAS M MOJAVE CA 93501 W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MECHANIC GEOFF WRIGHT M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS CONST. LARRY PENNINGTON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER ERIC YOUNG M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS LABORER JOSE ANDRADE M WASCO CA 93280 H 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER LETICIA RODRIGUEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 22/10/2007 PC 148.9(A) KCS SALES LETICIA RODRIGUEZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 23/10/2007 PC 653M(A) KCS SALES ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ M DOWNEY CA 90241 H 22/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1PC 422 PC 664/187( KCS AUTO SALES GARY DANLEY M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 22/10/2007 VC 14601.1(HS 11550(A) KCS HANDYMAN GARY DANLEY M ROSAMOND CA 93560 W 22/10/2007 HS 11377(A)PC 460(B) PC 496(A) VC 14601.1( KCS HANDYMAN Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
For Immediate Release Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Crime Free Multi Housing Training Contact: Carina Ortiz 661-326-3052 If you own rental property in Kern County be sure to attend the Bakersfield Police Department’s Crime Free Multi Housing Training for landlords and managers on Tuesday, November 6th, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Bakersfield Police westside substation, 1301 Buena Vista Road. Over 240 people have been certified in the program since November of 2004. The free training will include fourteen topics related to effective property management, impacting crime as well as creating safe and secure rental property. The Crime Free Multi-Housing Program is recognized by law enforcement agencies across the nation and those attending will receive their certification in this prestigious crime prevention program. Rental properties with certified managers will be eligible to also receive additional certification in other phases of the program and owners can then advertise and post their property with the Crime Free signs and logo. In many other areas of California the properties fully certified in the program are in high demand and sought out by renters. Reservations are required and can be made by contacting the Bakersfield Police Department’s Crime Prevention Unit at 326-3052.
Not sure what crimes these folks were arrested for? Check out our list below or click on the link to a penal code reference site.
RIGOBERTO RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 21/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS DANIEL TURNER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 H 21/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER ARTURO GARCIA M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 20/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS FIELD LABORER ARTURO GARCIA M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 21/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS FIELD LABORER ARNOLD SAUCEDO M WASCO CA 93280 H 20/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 22450(A)VC 24601 KCS WELDER ARNOLD SAUCEDO M WASCO CA 93280 H 21/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 40508(A)VC 5201 KCS WELDER MATTHEW LONG M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 HS 11364 PC 12020(A) KCS SSI RODOLFO VARGAS M WASCO CA 93280 H 21/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 23152(B)VC 12500(A)VC 26708(A) KCS MACHINE OPERATOR MIGUEL CRUZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 21/10/2007 VC 16028(A)VC 23152(A) KCS LABORER MIGUEL CRUZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 21/10/2007 PC 186.22(APC 594.2(A) KCS LABORER JOSE RODRIGUEZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 21/10/2007 PC 186.22(APC 594.2(A) KCS LABORER MARIO MORENO M TEHACHAPI CA 93561 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS NO TING ISRRAEL GALLEGOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) VC 12500(A)VC 5201 VC 4000(A)( KCS PACKER RAMON CORDOVA M COMPTON CA 90221 H 21/10/2007 VC 12500(A)VC 22348(B) KCS STOCK BOY JENNA CAMPBELL F BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 21/10/2007 VC 10851(A) KCS MANICURIST FRANCISCO GUITERREZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 21/10/2007 PC 273.5(A) KCS RIG WORKER SANDRA BARRIENTES F BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 21/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS BARTENDER JESSIE MEZA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER JAMES WAGNER M RIDGECREST CA 93555 W 21/10/2007 VC 23152(B)VC 21650 KCS JUAN APOLINAR M ARVIN CA 93203 H 21/10/2007 VC 4462.5 VC 12500(A)VC 22450(A)VC 21658(A)VC 21751 VC 4000(A) VC 16028(A) KCS DAIRY WORKER JUDEE MARTINO F WALNUT CREEK CA 93501 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS SSI JUDEE MARTINO F WALNUT CREEK CA 93501 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS SSI JUDEE MARTINO F WALNUT CREEK CA 93501 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS SSI EDWARD FERRELL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS TRANSIENT EDWARD FERRELL M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 W 21/10/2007 UHC 1104.2 KCS TRANSIENT JOSE RODRIGUEZ M DELANO CA H 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 148(A)(1VC 21200.5 VC 40508(A) KCS GRAPE PICKER JOSE RODRIGUEZ M DELANO CA H 21/10/2007 PC 488 PC 853.7 KCS GRAPE PICKER MARKISHA WILLIAMS F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 21/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 22349(A)VC 40508(A)VC 40508(B) KCS STUDENT MARITZA LANDEROS F BAKERSFIELD CA H 21/10/2007 PC 166(A)(4 KCS LABORER MARITZA LANDEROS F BAKERSFIELD CA H 21/10/2007 PC 166(A)(4 KCS LABORER DAVID ZUNIGA M WASCO CA 93280 H 21/10/2007 HS 11364 HS 11550(A) KCS GEN LABOR CHRISTOPHER ARAGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 21/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 4000(A) VC 40508(A)VC 4462.5 KCS PLUMBER CHRISTOPHER ARAGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 21/10/2007 PC 594(B)(4VC 12500(A) KCS PLUMBER CHRISTOPHER ARAGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 21/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A) KCS PLUMBER CHRISTOPHER ARAGON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93309 H 21/10/2007 VC 14601.1(VC 16028(A)VC 27315(D)VC 40508(A) KCS PLUMBER ROSENDO LUQUE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) VC 21955 KCS LABORER RIGOBERTO GONZALES M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MCFARLAND MARCO ABURTO M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 H 21/10/2007 HS 11377(A)PC 647(F) KCS LABOR MARIA PEREZ F BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 21/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS SALES PERSON MARK GALLEGOS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 H 21/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1 KCS SHIP/RECEIVING JONATHAN GOODRICH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 HS 11350(A) KCS LABOR JONATHAN GOODRICH M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 BP 4060 HS 11350(A)PC 647(C) KCS LABOR APOLLO CARRILLO M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 21/10/2007 PC 12090 HS 11357(C) KCS LABORER FREDDY PEREZ M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 21/10/2007 PC 12090 HS 11357(C) KCS TRUCK DRIVER JUAN CARRILLO M WASCO CA 93280 H 21/10/2007 PC 12090 HS 11357(C) KCS LABOR APOLO CARRILLO M DELANO CA 93215 H 21/10/2007 PC 12090 HS 11357(C) KCS FARM LABORER APOLO CARRILLO M DELANO CA 93215 H 22/10/2007 USC SEC8TIT KCS FARM LABORER APOLO CARRILLO M DELANO CA 93215 H 22/10/2007 USC SEC1325 KCS FARM LABORER KEVIN SANDERS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 VC 14601.2(VC 16028(A)VC 27315(D) KCS LABOR KEVIN SANDERS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A)VC 14601.2(VC 23152(A) KCS LABOR KEVIN SANDERS M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 VC 4462.5 KCS LABOR JORGE GRAJEDA M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS LABORER ROOSEVELT LINEAR M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 B 21/10/2007 PC 460(B) PC 666 KCS LABORER EARL CANFIELD M BAKERSFIELD CA 93305 W 21/10/2007 PC 460(B) KCS PAINTER GRACIELA MARTINEZ M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 21/10/2007 PC 211 PC 182A KCS LABORER GRACIELA MARTINEZ M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS LABORER GRACIELA MARTINEZ M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 21/10/2007 PC 243(E)(1PC 853.7 PC 853.7 KCS LABORER GRACIELA MARTINEZ M LOST HILLS CA 93249 H 21/10/2007 PC 212.5(C) KCS LABORER STEPHEN WHEELER M WELDON CA 93283 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MANAGER EDGAR DE LA CRUZ M BAKERSFIELD CA H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LYLE KIRLIN M WELDON CA 93240 W 21/10/2007 HS 11350(A)BP 4140 BP 4060 HS 11364 VC 4462.5 VC 14601.1(VC 4000(A) VC 16028(A)VC 24601 KCS PIPEFITTER/WELDE GUADALUPE ORTIZ M BAKERSFIELD CA 93307 H 21/10/2007 PC 273.6(A)PC 647(F) KCS LABORER TROY WHITE M BAKERSFIELD CA 93306 W 21/10/2007 PC 245(A)(1 KCS JUAN LOPEZ M LAMONT CA 93241 H 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS LABORER MIGUEL GONZALEZ M MCFARLAND CA 93250 H 21/10/2007 PC 273.5(A)HS 11364 KCS FIELDS GERARDO SANTIAGO M WASCO CA H 21/10/2007 VC 23152(A)VC 20002(A)VC 12500(A)VC 16028(C) KCS FARM LABORER ROBERTO RAMOS M RIDGECREST CA 93555 H 22/10/2007 VC 14601.2( KCS ROOFER ALAN GARNER M BAKERSFIELD CA 93301 W 21/10/2007 PC 647(F) KCS MASON JASON PANTALION M TAFT CA 93268 W 21/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS DAVID ROMANDIA M TAFT CA 93268 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS DAVID ROMANDIA M TAFT CA 93268 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 148(A)(1 KCS DAVID ROMANDIA M TAFT CA 93268 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A) KCS DAVID ROMANDIA M TAFT CA 93268 W 21/10/2007 HS 11550(A)PC 853.7 KCS JOSEPH DAVIDSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 PC 215(A) KCS PLUMBER JOSEPH DAVIDSON M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 22/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS PLUMBER BRIAN BAKER M BAKERSFIELD CA W 22/10/2007 PC 647(F) HS 11357(B) KCS LABOR RONALD MALLORY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 HS 11379(A) KCS LABORER RONALD MALLORY M BAKERSFIELD CA 93308 W 21/10/2007 PC 3056 KCS LABORER Click here to see the full penal code or check the list below for some of the more well-known crimes. * 187 - Murder * 192 - Manslaughter * 207 - Kidnapping * 211 - Robbery * 215 - Carjacking * 240 - Assault * 242 - Battery * 245 - Assault with a deadly weapon (ADW, sometimes Great Body Injury - GBI) or with force likely to produce great bodily injury * 261 - Rape * 285 - Incest * 314 - Indecent Exposure * 415 - Disturbing the peace * 451 - Arson * 459 - Burglary * 470 - Forgery * 484 - Petty Theft * 487 - Grand Theft * 488 - Theft or Larceny * 496 - Receiving stolen property * 594 - Malicious mischief/Vandalism * 597 - Animal cruelty * 602 - Trespassing * 647(b) - Prostitution * 647(f) - Public Drunkeness or Public Intoxication * 664 - Attempt (usually charged together with one of the above like 211; attempted murder was formerly covered in its own section, 217)
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Editors/News Directors: This communication is being sent to parents and residents of the Caliente School District today. Apparently work to disinfect the water system is taking a little longer than anticipated. October 22, 2007 TO: Parents and Residents FROM: Caliente Staff SUBJECT: Caliente School District Re: Additional school closure Work continues to disinfect our water system of e-coli at Piute Mountain School. Unfortunately, the work is taking longer than anticipated. This means it will be necessary to close Piute Mountain School for the entire week. We fully expect to be up and operating by Monday, October 29. If there are any changes, we will let you know. We thank you for your support and understanding. We apologize for any inconvenience the additional closure creates, but we want to make certain everything is in place for the health and safety of our students and staff. Should you have questions, please feel free to contact us at 661.867.2301 -- This message was scanned by KCSOS and is believed to be clean.
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News Media Contact: William H. Boyer SBC-EOC Sedgwick 07–002 Communications Director DATE: October 22, 2007 (805) 568-3428 TIME: 1:00 p.m. (805) 896-1056 (cell) HYPERLINK "mailto:wboyer@co.santa-barbara.ca.us" wboyer@co.santa-barbara.ca.us HYPERLINK "http://WWW.COUNTYOFSB.ORG&q... WWW.COUNTYOFSB.ORG Joe Pasinato, Information Officer Los Padres National Forest (805) 961-5770 Capt. Eli Iskow, Santa Barbara County Fire Department (805) 689-0599, cell; (805) 681-5546, Fire Department Newsline Sedgwick Fire Update for October 22, 2007 Firefighters battling the Sedgwick Fire in the Santa Ynez Valley area of Santa Barbara County continue working today to complete fire containment lines around the fire that began at about 6 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 21 and has so far burned about 750 acres. If favorable weather and wind conditions persist, fire officials expect to have full containment within the next 24 hours to 48 hours. An Evacuation Warning for the Woodstock Community area remains in effect until further notice, although fire officials will be evaluating the status of the Evacuation Warning later today. An Evacuation Warning means residents in the affected areas should be prepared to evacuate if necessary due to changing conditions as determined by fire officials. Woodstock is a rural community area of about 400 homes and other structures on small and large ranches or estate properties. The area is east of the community of Los Olivos off Highway 154 and is bounded by Figueroa Mountain Road, Roblar and Brinkerhoff. Fire officials are asking motorists to use caution while driving on Highway 154 and Highway 246 due to emergency equipment that is moving through the area. The Santa Barbara County Fire Department, with assistance from Cal Fire, is working in a unified command with the U.S. Forest Service in response to the Sedgwick Fire. Cal Fire is the state Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. -more- 2-2-2/SEDGWICK FIRE UPDATE 1:00 P.M., OCTOBER 22, 2007 Approximately 500 firefighters have been working on the ground along with a variety of airplanes and helicopters to contain the fire that is burning primarily in UC Santa Barbara’s Sedgwick Reserve area. Fire officials, however, are anticipating that as they get the upper hand on the Sedgwick Fire, some firefighting resources will be dispatched to other fires burning in Southern California. Yesterday, Oct. 21, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger proclaimed Santa Babrara County to be in a State of Emergency due to the fire. The Governor’s proclaimation also included the counties of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura. The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department and the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (APCD) today issued a precautionary advisory for Santa Barbara County communities. County residents who can smell smoke from the Sedgwick Fire or other fires burning in southern California are advised to take precautions by minimizing time outdoors and avoiding prolonged or heavy exertion. These precautions are especially important for people with respiratory and heart conditions. Residents living in areas impacted by fires and winds are advised to monitor conditions and avoid outdoor activity when the smell of smoke is present. If wind activity increases, there is also the possibility that the ash from fires will again become airborne causing a decrease in air quality. The U.S. Forest Service continues to staff its public information Call Center to help answer residents’ questions. The Call Center can be reached at (805) 961-5770. Residents in the Woodstock area who have questions about preparing animals for possible evacuations can call the County’s Animal Services Program Hotline at (805) 681-4332. Also, residents who feel they would be unable to evacuate without assistance, such as senior citizens or disabled persons, should call the Santa Barbara County Vulnerable Population Hotline at (805) 968-0462. Emergency information from the County will be posted on its website, HYPERLINK "http://www.countyofsb.org " www.countyofsb.org and broadcast on the County’s government cable TV channel, CSBTV Ch. 20. Regular emergency updates are also being broadcast on the following AM radio stations: KTMS-990; KZSB-1290; KUHL-1410; and KINF-1440. The FM Stations include KCSB-91.9; KSPE-94.5 (Spanish); KSYV-96.7; KTYD-99.9; KSBL-101.7; KRAZ-105.9 and KIST-107. ### EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER NEWS RELEASE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE 105 E. Anapamu St., Room 406 • Santa Barbara, CA 93101 www.countyofsb.org (805) 568-3400 • FAX (805) 568-3414
FOREST SERVICE FIREFIGHTERS HEAD TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
LAKE ISABELLA, CA … The numerous fires burning in southern California continue to be pushed by high winds sustained at 30-40 miles per hour, with gusts up to 90 miles per hour, according to Forest Service spokesperson Jason Kirchner in Vallejo, CA. The high winds are expected to remain in the area through Tuesday and temperatures are expected to be 90-100 degrees in Southern California until the weather begins to change later in the week. Additional fire fighting resources are being brought into southern California from throughout the state and additional Incident Management Teams and an Area Command Team are being brought in from outside California to help manage the fires and prioritize resources between the fires. At least 125 U.S. Forest Service firefighters from the Sequoia National Forest traveled south yesterday and today to assist Southern California battle numerous wild land blazes. Three 20-person hotshot crews and five fire engines from the Sequoia National Forest were dispatched yesterday to the Ranch Fire in Los Angeles County along with an air attack plane and a call-when-needed heavy lift helitanker. As of this morning, the 29,000-acre Ranch fire on the Angeles National Forest is only 10 percent contained. An additional 25 firefighters and five engines from the Sequoia National Forest, Sierra National Forest, Bureau of Land Management and Tule River Indian Reservation travel south today to assist the San Bernardino National Forest on a new fire that ignited early this morning. The Grass Valley fire is located northwest of Lake Arrowhead. The communities of Deer Lake Lodge and Lake Arrowhead are currently being evacuated. According to Sequoia forest dispatchers, requests for additional firefighters, engines, equipment, and support personnel arrive hourly from southern California. & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; # # # # # (See attached file: 2007_socal_fires.doc) Margie Clack Public Affairs Officer Kern River Ranger District Sequoia National Forest (760) 379-5646, extension 512 Synopsis: PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC FATALITY IN LOST HILLS Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: ROBERT RAY WERNER & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; CASE#: C-2258-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: LIVE OAK, CA ; AGE: 36 YEARS TYPE OF CASE: TRAFFIC/PEDESTRIAN DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/20/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0419 HOURS LOCATION: NORTHBOUND I-5, 6 MILES NORTH OF SR-46, LOST HILLS DATE OF DEATH: 10/20/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0419 HOURS PLACE OF DEATH: AT SCENE OF ACCIDENT INVESTIGATING AGENCY: KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE AND CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL Details: Robert Ray Werner was a pedestrian on northbound I-5, 6 miles north of SR-46, in Lost Hills when he was struck by a semi tractor trailer truck. Mr. Werner expired from his injuries at the scene. Comments: Family has been notified DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: &nbs p; Dawn Ratliff, Deputy Coroner Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 4:06:54 PM Synopsis: Name release of MVA victim from Elmo Hwy & SR-46 on 10/19/2007 Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Juan Lopez Gutierrez &nbs p; ; CASE#: C-2257-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Delano, CA ; & nbsp; AGE: 34 years TYPE OF CASE: Fatal Single Vehicle Traffic Accident DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/19/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: About 1835 hours LOCATION: Private Dirt ROad, 1/2 mile West of the Intersection of Elmo Hwy. & SR-46, Rural McFarland, CA DATE OF DEATH: 10/19/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1835 hours PLACE OF DEATH: Pronounced dead at the accident scene. INVESTIGATING AGENCY: California Highway Patrol Details: This decedent was an unrestrained operator of an automobile that left the roadway and overturned. Comments: The next of kin has now been notified. DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: J. Holt, Deputy Coroner Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 3:03:01 PM Synopsis: Names of PC 212.5 arrestees Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 2:40:24 AM Department contact: Sgt. Drake Massey Phone: 978-6396 Details: The names of the arrestees in the strong arm robbery that occurred at the 7-11, Fairfax Rd. and East Brundage Lane were Ricky Tappin (21 years) and Nicolaus Rhodes (24 years). Both suspects were charged with PC 212.5.
Synopsis: Directed Patrol in Rosamond
Details: On 10-19-2007 Deputies from the East Area Special Enforcement Team (EASET) conducted directed patrol in the Rosamond area. EASET is comprised of Deputies from the Tehachapi, Mojave, Rosamond, Ridgecrest substations together with officers from California City, CHP Mojave, Kern County Probation Officers and Parole Agents. During a five hour period twenty arrests were made comprised of two wanted Parolee's at large (PAL) six probation violations three DUI's. and nine misdemeanor violations. In addition to this six vehicles were towed for Vehicle Code Violations and five citations were issued. Eleven people were also FI'd . These operations will be conducted on an ongoing basis to assist the communities in East Kern and Northeast Kern. This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 1:32:56 AM Department contact: Phone: Synopsis: Fatal MVA accident near Elmo Highway in McFarland, CA on 10/19/2007 Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Withheld Pending NOK Notification & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; CASE#: C-2257-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Delano, CA ; & nbsp; AGE: 34 yrs. TYPE OF CASE: Fatal Single Vehicle Traffic Accident DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/19/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1835 hrs. LOCATION: Private Dirt Road, 1/2 West of the Intersection of Elmo Highway and SR-43, McFarland, CA DATE OF DEATH: 10/19/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1835 hrs. PLACE OF DEATH: Pronounced dead at the accident scene. INVESTIGATING AGENCY: California Highway Patrol Details: This decedent was an unrestrained operator of an automobile that left the roadway and overturned. Comments: Name is being withheld until the next of kin has been notified. DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: &nbs p; J. Holt, Deputy Coroner Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 12:28:43 AM
Synopsis: Robbery and arrest
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007 Time: 12:12:18 AM Department contact: Commander Kirk Foster Phone: 3035027 Details: At 10:33 PM Friday, October 19, deputies responded to a strongarm robbery that had just occurred at the convenience store at 6529 E. Brundage Ln. Irene Gordillo, 37, of Bakersfield, reported that she had been handing some money to her boyfriend in front of the store when a man snatched the money from her hand and got into a car. Gordillo's boyfriend attempted to approach the man and a second man intervened and prevented him from stopping the first suspect from fleeing. The two suspects fled with a group of other subjects in two vehicles, a blue Camaro and a light colored Impala. About twenty minutes later, a deputy spotted both vehicles near Mt. Vernon Avenue and E. Brundage. The vehicles entered Hwy 58 westbound with the deputy following and other units attempting to get into position. Deputies were able to get both vehicles stopped at two separate locations. The high risk car stops resulted in a complete shutdown of westbound traffic for about 10 minutes. The two suspects were identified and arrested. The investigation is continuing. Identifying information and charges for the two who were arrested will be released later this morning.
Synopsis: Teaser Pleaser Search Warrant
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 19, 2007 Time: 5:44:05 PM Department contact: Senior Deputy Vincent Martinez Phone: (661) 303-4592 Details: Detectives of the Kern County Sheriff's Office Sexual Assault and Abuse Investigation Unit (S.A.A.I.U) served a search warrant at the "Teaser Pleaser" adult entertainment business located at 3301Buck Owens Boulevard. The search warrant is part of an ongoing investigation regarding two female juveniles, ages fifteen (15) and sixteen (16) year old that had been photographed in explicit sexual poses and believed to be involved in prostitution. The investigation began as part of a missing female juvenile and the parent locating nude photographs of the juvenile daughter on a cellular telephone. This led to the service of a search warrant, on September 12, 2007, at a residence in the in the city of Bakersfield. Seized on that date were items of evidence including sexually explicit nude photographs of female juveniles under the age of eighteen (18). In the course of investigation it was learned the female juveniles was being advertised for an escort service in the Bakersfield and Southern California area. The search warrant on that date resulted in the arrest of an individual who resided at the residence in the 11300 block of Clarion River Drive. An allied law enforcement agency subsequently arrested one of the female juveniles for prostitution and a male adult on pimping charges. There were no arrest made as a result of today's search warrant service and the investigation is continuing. News Release prepared by: Sergeant J.R. Rodriguez Phone: Office (661) 391-7595 Synopsis: Update on Domestic Sweep Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007 Time: 2:38:57 PM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: Today's domestic violence sweep encompassed about 100 different locations in the Bakersfield area and resulted in 17 arrests for domestic violence related charges.
Synopsis: Narcotics investigation
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007 Time: 8:46:13 AM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: On 10/16/07 detectives from the Sheriff's Major Violator Unit concluded a narcotics trafficking investigation that involved suspects from the Bakersfield area attempting to sell methamphetamine, and chemicals used in the manufacture of methamphetamine. The case concluded in the Bakersfield area where the suspects attempted to sell a large quantity of liquid ephedrine and other chemicals used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine. Major Violator Unit Detectives along with members of the Sheriff's Special Operations Group, and Federal Drug Enforcement Agents arrested Christian Vargas, age 19, of Bakersfield and Maria Sanchez, age 26, of Bakersfield for the following charges: HS 11383 (c) (1): Possession of Ephedrine with intent to manufacture a controlled substance HS 11104: Providing Ephedrine for the purpose of manufacturing a controlled substance HS 664/11378: Attempted Possession of a Controlled Substance with the Intent to Distribute PC 182 (a) (1): Conspiracy. & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; ; & nbsp; A large quantity of suspected liquid ephedrine and other methamphetamine manufacturing chemicals were seized. Due to the potential hazardous nature of the chemicals the HIDTA task force and Environmental Health Hazardous Response Team was notified and responded. Environmental Health took control of the suspected liquid ephedrine/chemicals. Bail for both suspects has been set at $1,000,000.
Synopsis: National Family Violence Apprehension Detail, sweep in progress
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007 Time: 7:46:53 AM Department contact: Commander Kirk Foster Phone: Details: The Kern County Sheriff's and Probation Departments have teamed up to participate in the 5th annual National Family Violence Apprehension Detail. 10 Teams met at 6:00 a.m. at Sheriff's Headquarters for briefing and set out to serve warrants and make arrests for crimes such as assault, violation of restraining orders, no contact order violations, and other family violence related crimes. This national event is coordinated by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Department in Oregon. Last year, over 190 agencies participated in the effort nationwide, which helps to focus attention on domestic violence during the month of October. The Probation and Sheriff's Departments are proud to be part of this national team effort. More information on the local effort will be available later in the day.
Synopsis: Two suspects arrested for armed robbery in Wasco.
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Time: 9:21:49 AM Department contact:Sgt. Matt Lee Phone:758-7436 Details: On 10/16/07, at around 7:30 pm, deputies assigned to Wasco City responded to a report of an armed robbery that occurred at the D&A Discount Store located at 833 7th street. Witnesses said that two hispanic male subjects, one armed with handgun the other with a large knife, robbed the store clerk of about $600.00 of cash. A late model white Chevrolet Malibu was seen by witnesses leaving the area at the time of the robbery. Wasco City Deputies began looking for the suspects and the possible get-away vehicle. Deputies located a vehicle that matched the description at Iris street and Marvin avenue in Wasco. Deputies stopped the vehicle and upon the vehicle stopping a hispanic male ran into the surrounding neighborhood. Deputies detained the remaining three subjects in the vehicle and set a perimeter surrounding a two block area. Deputies located a handgun, knife, and a quantity of cash in the vehicle. A Sheriff's helicopter and K9 team assisted in the search for the outstanding suspect. Deputies located and arrested the suspect in the 400 block of Marvin Avenue. The suspect, later identified as Juan Carlos Perez, resisted arrest but was captured with the assistance of the K9 team. Perez was positively identified as being one of the two suspects involved in the armed robbery. Upon further investigation Wasco City Deputies arrested the second robbery suspect. The suspect, a hispanic male juvenile, was positively identified as the second subject involved in the robbery. Juan Carlos Perez was treated for minor injuries sustained while resisting arrest and was booked into the Central Receiving Facility for the below listed charges: PC 212.5(C) Robbery PC 182 Conspiracy PC 186.22 Participating in a Criminal Street Gang PC 3056 Parole Hold PC 148(a) (1) Resisting Arrest The 15 year hispanic male juvenile was booked into Juvenile Hall for the below listed charges: PC 212.5(C) Robbery PC 182 Conspiracy PC 186.22 Participating in a Criminal Street Gang Synopsis: East Bakersfield Substation Open House Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Time: 9:52:00 AM Department contact: Sgt J Craig Phone: 661 868-1519 Details: Please join Sheriff Donny Youngblood in celebrating the refurbishment of the East Bakersfield Substation and the homecoming of the East Bakersfield Sheriff's Activities League with an open house to be held Saturday, October 20th, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. The East Bakersfield Sheriff's Substation is located at 1700 Flower Street. Tours will be provided and refreshments will be served. Media and the public are invited to attend.
For Immediate Release Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Annoying a child report On 10/16/07, at approximately 2:41 p.m., the Bakersfield Police Department responded to Castle Elementary School, 6001 Edgemont Drive, for a report of a possible attempted kidnapping. The victim, an 8 year old female, reported that at about 2:15 p.m. she was walking home from school, alone, in the 5500 block of Edgemont Drive. A white van pulled up next to her and stopped. The driver told her to get into the van and he would give her a ride home. The victim refused and then the suspect stopped the van, got out, walked around to the passenger side and opened the front door. The victim became frightened, turned, and ran in the opposite direction, back to the school where she reported the incident to school staff. The victim said she observed what she believed to be a firearm inside the van. The suspect was described as a: Hispanic male, 30, 5’00”, medium build, black spiked hair, black mustache, wearing a blue shirt with race cars on it, and blue jeans. A resident in the 5500 block of Edgemont Drive who observed both the van and the victim described the van as an: 80’s, possible Dodge Van, white in color, with a sliding side door with no windows. At this time there is no known connection to the incidents that occurred in September in southwest Bakersfield. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call Bakersfield Police at 661-327-7111. Anonymous and confidential information can be provided through Secret Witness at 661-322-4040. The police department would like to remind the community of the “Safe Escape” program that is being presented on Tuesday, 10/23/07, at the Bakersfield Police downtown station, 1601 Truxtun Ave. “Safe Escape” is a nationally recognized child-abduction/prevention and evasion program designed to teach families abduction-prevention and survival tactics. For further information please contact Carina Ortiz at 661-326-3052. ###
Location:
515 Eastern St.,
Taft, CA
Synopsis: Search warrant nets 30+ lbs. marijuana, $15,000.00, firearms, major grow and processing operation Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Time: 7:24:18 PM Department contact: Sgt. Downs Phone: 763-8554 Details: On 10-16-07 at 1700 hrs, Taft Substation Deputies executed a search warrant at 515 Eastern St. Taft. Deputies discovered a major marijuana cultivation and processing operation. Siezed were multiple (10+) pounds of manicured marijuana buds, large plants, (wet 30+ lbs.) and $15,000.00 in US currency. Deputies discovered a drying room with ventilation used to dry and manicure the buds. Also siezed were firearms, Oxy Contin Pills, scales and other evidence of marijuana sales. Arrested was 42 yr. old David Alan Warden for marijuana sales, felon in possession of a firearm, and possession of prescription medication.
Location:
3020 Olympic Drive,
Oildale, CA
Synopsis: Bomb Squad Call-Out/SR07-36156 Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Time: 8:57:03 PM Department contact: Sgt. Komin Phone:661-303-4592 Details:On 10-16-07, at 6:11PM, deputies were dispatched to a suspicious object in the front yard of 3020 Olympic Dr., in Oildale. Deputies examined the object and had the Sheriff's Bomb Squad respond. After further examination the Bomb Squad determined the object was not an explosive device. Case#SR07-36156
Synopsis: Cause of death determined on man found in drainage ditch on "L" Street
Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Albert Perman & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; CASE#: C-1726-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Bakersfield &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE: 47 years TYPE OF CASE: Accident DATE OF INCIDENT: Fnd: 08/13/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0913 hours LOCATION: In drainage ditch located at Truxtun Ave. & "L" Street DATE OF DEATH: Unknown & nbsp; &n bsp; &nb sp; TIME: Unknown PLACE OF DEATH: Same as above INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Bakersfield Police Department Details: The cause of death has been determined for the decedent and is listed as positional asphyxia due to ethanol and Clonazepam intoxication. The mode of death is an accident Comments: None DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: Regina Mancera, Deputy Coroner Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Time: 12:47:32 PM
Synopsis: Taft man arrested after attempted robbery of convenience store.
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Time: 12:05:55 PM Department contact: Sgt. Downs Phone: 763-8550 Details: On 10-14-07 at 1340 hrs. Taft Substation Deputies Roy Haislip and Kim Millinder responded to the Fast Lane Food Mart at 219 Harrison St., Taft to investigate an attempted robbery of the store by a maked suspect. A store clerk said a white male came into the store with his face covered by a cloth and handed the clerk a note instructing her to give him money or she would be harmed. The clerk said the suspect had his hand in his front pants pocket as if he had a weapon and told her if she attempted to push any alarm buttons she would be killed. The clerk said the suspect then fled the store on foot taking the note with him. Deputies were able to locate a witness who saw the suspect run in the direction of Ford City Park. Deputies located 45 yr. old Timothy Manuel Peavy of Taft at the park. Deputy Haislip found Peavy in possession of the note earlier provided to the clerk. Peavy told deputies he was outside the Fast Lane and had loaned his shirt to a friend. The friend entered the store and when he exited he returned the shirt along with a piece of paper to Peavy. Peavy was arrested and booked for violating PC 664/212.5 (a) , Attempted Robbery.
Synopsis: Supplemetal information on Francisco Zeferino
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 Time: 8:54:33 AM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: On 10-4-07 at about 11:00 PM, deputies were dispatched to a disturbance at Santiago's R/estaurant at 727 South H Street regarding a fight. Upon arrival, witnesses reported that an argument between 23-year-old Robert Jesus Mendez and several people occurred outside the restaurant. 55-year-old Francisco Zeferino, a patron at the restaurant intervened by asking the participants to stop arguing. Mendez suddenly hit Zeferino in the face. Zeferino was rendered unconscious and was transported to an area hospital. His injuries later proved to be fatal. Mendez was arrested on 10-8-07 for felony assault and is currently in custody at the sheriff's Lerdo facility.
Synopsis: Search and Rescue find two lost hunters in Frazier Park area.
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Monday, October 15, 2007 Time: 1:37:23 PM Department contact: Sgt. Gary Rhoades Phone: 391 7718 Details: On 10-13-07 at about 2200 hrs. the Sheriff's Dept. was notified that two people, who were deer hunting, had not returned to their camp. Sergio Delacruz, 40 years old, and Manuel Manrruquez, 63 years old, both from the Los Angeles area, were deer hunting with several friends in the mountains north of Lake of the Woods in the Frazier Park area. Sergio and Manuel had last talked to their friends on a family talk radio at about 1400 hours on 10-13-07. Later in the evening when Sergio and Manuel did not return to camp, the friends reported the incident to the Sheriff's Dept. The Sheriff's Department Search and Rescue Unit began a search for the missing men. Search and Rescue members searched throughout the night both on foot and in cars. The Sheriff's Dept. helicopter joined in the search early the next morning. At about 1130 hours on 10-14-07, we were able to reach the two lost men on their cell phone and the family talk radio. The lost men were able to guide the Sheriff's Dept. helicopter to their location. We then used the Ventura County Sheriff's Dept. helicopter to hoist the two men from their location in the thick forest area. They were taken to an area near Lake of the Woods and were checked by medical personnel. Sergio was transported to Henry Mayo Hospital for dehydration. Manuel was returned to his friends at their campsite. They said they had become lost in the mountains and had hiked several miles in the wrong direction.
Synopsis: Name release of an assault victim who died from injuries received on 10/04/2007 at Santago's Mexican Restaurant
Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Francisco Zeferino ; & nbsp; CASE#: C-2221-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Bakersfield, CA ; & nbsp; &n bsp; AGE: 55 yrs. TYPE OF CASE: Homicide DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/04/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: About 2252 hrs. LOCATION: Santiago's Mexican Restaurant - 727 South H Street, Bakersfield, CA DATE OF DEATH: 10/13/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1900 hrs. PLACE OF DEATH: San Joaquin Hospital ICU INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Kern County Sheriff's Office Details: This decedent died from injuries he received during a physical altercation with one or more individuals. The specific circumstances surrounding the incident were still underinvestigation at the time of this report. Comments: An autopsy has been scheduled for 10/15/2007 to determined the exact cause of death.
Synopsis: Name release of MVA victim from Stockdale Highway and Fairwar Dr. on 10/14/2007
Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Barbara Keyser Blair &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; CASE#: C-2222-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Bakersfield &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE: 60 yrs. TYPE OF CASE: Fatal Traffic Accident DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/14/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: About 1728 hrs. LOCATION: Intersection of Fairway Drive and Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA DATE OF DEATH: 10/14/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 1801 hrs. PLACE OF DEATH: San Joaquin Hospital Emergency Room INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Bakersfield Police Department Details: This decedent was an unrestrained passenger in an automobile that was struck by a SUV.
Synopsis: Vehicle Pursuit/CarJacking/Arrest SR07-35947
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Sunday, October 14, 2007 Time: 11:42:30 PM Department contact: Sgt Komin Phone: 661-303-4592 Details: On 10-14-07, at 10:45PM, a deputy from the Lamont sub-station attempted to make an enforcement stop on a vehicle at Digorgio & Main St. in Lamont for vehicle code violations. The driver failed to yield and a pursuit ensued. The pursuit reached speeds in excess of 100MPH while in the rural area between Lamont and Bakersfield. Once in Bakersfield speeds slowed to around 70MPH. During the pursuit it was discovered the vehicle was taken in a car-jacking possibly involving a firearm from Arvin. After leading deputies through South Bakersfield the pursuit came to an end after the suspect vehicle developed mechanical problems at Cottonwood Rd. and Reese St. The pursuit lasted sixteen minutes. The two occupants in the vehicle were taken into custody without incident. The driver was identified as Nolberto Camacho Cotton 22, of Bakersfield. The passenger was identified as LeAnn Aguilar 28, of Arvin. Cotton was booked into the Kern County Jail for the following charges: Car-Jacking; Felony Evading; Conspiracy; and Parole Violation. Cotton is on active parole for False Imprisonment. Aguilar was booked into the Kern County Jail for Car-Jacking and Conspiracy.
Contact: Sergeant Greg Terry
Public Information Officer 661-326-3803 gterry@Bakersfieldpd.us For Immediate Release Friday, October 12, 2007 Critical Incident Review Board On 10/11/07 the Bakersfield Police Department Critical Incident Review Board met and reviewed the facts and circumstances of the officer involved shooting that occurred on 10/05/07, at 1:38 a.m., in the 1900 block of Faith Avenue. The review board concluded that all shots fired by Officer Robert Pair and Officer Robert Robles during the incident were within Department Policy and within State and Federal guidelines. The review board consisted of Assistant Chief of Police Bryan Lynn, Captain Lyle Martin, Captain Robert Bivens, and Captain Kevin Stokes. Officers Pair and Robles have been cleared to return to duty.
Contact: Sergeant Greg Terry
Public Information Officer 661-326-3803 gterry@Bakersfieldpd.us For Immediate Release Friday, October 12, 2007 Vice Operation On 10/11/07, the Bakersfield Police Department/Kern County Sheriff’s Office Joint Vice Unit and personnel from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control conducted a “Minor Decoy Alcohol Enforcement Operation” in the metropolitan area of Bakersfield. During this operation, ten bars and restaurants were visited by officers and minors who attempted to purchase alcoholic beverages. Of the ten premises visited one was in violation of selling alcohol to a minor. During an investigation, located at 6675 Ming Avenue, two underage minor decoys purchased alcohol at the “Rusty’s Pizza Parlor” restaurant. Gabriel Alvarado (26), of Bakersfield, was cited for violation of Business and Professions Code section 25658(a) Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor. The purpose of this program is to prevent minors from being able to purchase alcoholic beverages at ABC licensed establishments throughout Kern County and to raise the awareness of this issue among retailers. This program is funded by a grant from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. Synopsis: Wasco City Deputies arrest two subjects believed to be involved in numerous tire thefts in Wasco and Bakersfield Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 11, 2007 Time: 2:17:24 PM Department contact: Sgt. Matt Lee Phone:861-7735 Details: Detectives from the Wasco Substation have been investigating reported thefts of tires that have occurred over the last several months. During the course of the investigation deputies followed up on several leads involving a white older model Ford Taurus. On 10/9/07 Detectives assigned to Wasco City received additional information in regards to several tire thefts from the "Big O" tire store in Wasco. While investigating the tire thefts in Wasco an additional radio broadcast was put out involving a tire theft from the "Big O" tire store on Coffee Road in Bakersfield. The description of the vehicle involved in that theft was a white Ford Taurus.Deputies from Wasco City located a vehicle that matched this desciption at Hwy 46 and Hwy 99. Upon further investigation several tires were located in the vehicle. The tires were identified as those that were stolen from the "Big O" tire store on Coffee Road. Also located in the vehicle were burglary tools, a cutting torch, drug paraphernalia, and suspected methamphetamine. Richard Trujillo Jimenez, a hispanic male 36 years old, and Melodie Kristie, a hispanic female 43 years old, were arrested on the following charges; Possession of stolen property Possession of a controlled substance Possession of drug paraphernalia Possession of burglary tools Conspiracy False information to a peace officer Both subjects had numerous warrants for there arrests out of Tulare County. This investigation is continuing. Additional tire thefts from "Big O" tire stores have been reported to the Bakersfield Police. Detectives from the Kern County Sheriff's Department will be working with the Bakersfield Police in regards to this investigation. ; Synopsis: In-custody death investigation Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 11, 2007 Time: 3:26:56 PM Department contact: Commander Kirk N. Foster, Detective Division Phone: Details: Bhupinderpal S. Sidhu was booked by Bakersfield PD on October 6 for brandishing a weapon and making terrorist threats. After about a day in custody, Sidhu began to exhibit bizarre behavior. He periodically appeared to be hallucinating, would occasionally erupt in screaming and yelling tantrums, and engaged other abnormal acts. On Wednesday evening, Sidhu was scheduled to be moved to Lerdo Pre-trial infirmary. When he was called out for transport, he refused to respond. He offered passive resistance to jail staff who physically escorted him to the bus where he was transported to Lerdo. Sidhu continued to exhibit boisterous behavior on the bus. At Lerdo, he was placed into a safety cell and was frequently checked by medical and custody staff. Sidhu's physical condition appeared to be deteriorating and an ambulance was summoned for transport to the hospital for emergency medical treatment. As the ambulance was arriving, Sidhu collapsed and ambulance personnel immediately began resuscitative efforts. Sidhu was transported to KMC. He was pronounced dead at 05:21. Investigation into this matter is continuing. Synopsis: In Custody Death Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Bhupinderpal Sidhu &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; CASE#: C-2193-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Bakersfield, CA ; & nbsp; AGE: 36 Years TYPE OF CASE: In-Custody Death DATE OF INCIDENT: October 11, 2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0418 Hours LOCATION: Kern County Sheriff's Office Lerdo Pre-Trial Facility DATE OF DEATH: October 11, 2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0521 Hours PLACE OF DEATH: Kern Medical Center Emergency Room INVESTIGATING AGENCY: Kern County Sheriff's Office Details: An autopsy was conducted on October 11, 2007. The cause of death is pending toxicology and &nbs p; microscopic studies. Comments: Identity has been confirmed and family have been notified of the death. DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: John Van Rensselaer, Supervising Deputy Coroner Date: Thursday, October 11, 2007 Time: 3:23:06 PM Synopsis: In-custody death investigation Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Thursday, October 11, 2007 Time: 11:02:23 AM Department contact: Commander Kirk Foster Phone: Details: Sheriff's detectives are investigating an in-custody death that occurred at 05:21 this morning at Kern Medical Center. The decedent, a 36-year-old male, was involved in a struggle with detentions staff yesterday evening when he was being transferred from Central Receiving Facility to Lerdo Pre-trial. Upon his arrival at Pre-trial, the inmate was placed in a safety cell and on suicide watch. The decedent was transported to Kern Medical Center at 0418 after his condition deteriorated. During transport he went into cardiac arrest. He died at KMC at 0521. No further information is available at this time.
A new stop sign south of Shafter apparently caught some motorists off guard Thursday morning.
The California Highway Patrol received several reports of people speeding through the four-way stop at Kratzmeyer Road and Santa Fe Way, CHP Officer Greg Williams said. “So far there haven’t been any accidents, but we have reports of people going through it at 60 mph,” Williams said. The stop sign may have gone up as recently as Wednesday afternoon, Williams said. He asked that motorists drive with caution and be aware of the sign.
For Immediate Release Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Domestic Violence Warrant Operation On 10/09/06 the Bakersfield Police Department conducted a warrant operation for individuals who had outstanding arrest warrants for domestic violence. We attempted service of 210 warrants and made 48 arrests. We were able to clear 26 additional warrants for various other charges. The operation resulted in the arrest of 51 people. Domestic violence crosses all cultural and socio-economic boundaries. The City of Bakersfield is not immune to domestic violence or its negative consequences. The Bakersfield Police Department is committed to reducing domestic violence in our community. We conduct periodic sweeps such as yesterday’s operation for several reasons; protection of the community, hold people accountable and to raise awareness in the community about domestic violence. Anyone with a misdemeanor warrant for a domestic violence related incident can clear the warrant by receiving a citation in lieu of being booked into the jail if they come to the Bakersfield Police downtown station, 1601 Truxtun Ave., by Friday, 10/12/07, at 5:00 p.m. As we have done in the past, the names and photographs of the remaining outstanding suspects will be provided to the media. We encourage anyone who has information on a subject with an outstanding domestic violence warrant to call Bakersfield Police at 661-327-7111. Synopsis: Hate Crime at a Mosque in South Bakersfield Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 Time: 3:02:55 PM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: On 10-6-07 at about 5:00 AM, deputies were dispatched to the Islamic Center Mosque at 701 Ming Avenue for a report of a disturbance. When they arrived, witnesses reported two intoxicated Hispanic males had entered the business uninvited and began consuming some food that was set out for members of the mosque. Members asked the males to leave. An argument ensued and the sheriffs department was notified. Sheriff's deputies responded to the mosque, but the two suspects fled prior to their arrival. Deputies checked the area, but were unable to locate the suspects. About fifteen minutes after the deputies cleared the area, a group of about 10-15 Hispanic males confronted mosque members outside the mosque. The suspects began yelling ethnic slurs and throwing rocks at the mosque, the cars in the parking lot and at several mosque members who had come out to the parking lot. Deputies were again dispatched to the mosque, but the suspects fled into the surrounding neighborhood prior to their arrival. Two mosque members suffered minor injuries and several vehicles in the parking lot had broken windows. There was no damage to the mosque itself. As of yet, the suspects remain unidentified. They are described as 10-15 Hispanic males between 16 and 20 years of age. The case has been referred to the FBI and is being jointly investigated as a hate crime. Anyone with information concerning this incident is urged to call the Kern County Sheriff's Office at 661 861-3110.
Synopsis: Ammended news release
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 Time: 2:15:17 PM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: The prior news release neglected to mention the fact that David Rosenburg was located through the efforts of the Tehachapi Police Department. His being taken into custody last night (October 9th) was a joint operation between the Tehachapi Police Department and the Kern County Sheriff's Office.
Synopsis: Traffic Fatality that Occurred on 10/10/2007
Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Rosalinda Mercado Lara &nb sp; &nbs p; ; CASE#: C-2187-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE: Arvin &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE: 28 Years TYPE OF CASE: Traffic Fatality DATE OF INCIDENT: 10/10/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0550 Hours LOCATION: Old River Road, 1.2 miles south of Copus Road, Bakersfield DATE OF DEATH: 10/10/2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME: 0550 Hours PLACE OF DEATH: At the scene INVESTIGATING AGENCY: California Highway Patrol Details: The decedent was a operator of a auto that collided head-on with a pick-up truck. The decedent died at the scene as a result of her injuries. Comments: None DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: Annette Olague, Deputy Coroner Date: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 Time: 11:58:48 AM
For Immediate Release Wednesday, October 10, 2007
“Safe Escape” Program The Bakersfield Police Department will be hosting two “Safe Escape” programs. The first program is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, 10/16/07, at 4:00 p.m., at the Bakersfield Police Westside Substation, 1301 Buena Vista Road. The second program will take place on Tuesday, 10/23/07, at 4:00 p.m., at the Bakersfield Police downtown station, 1601 Truxtun Avenue. “Safe Escape” is a nationally recognized child-abduction/prevention and evasion program designed to teach families abduction-prevention and survival tactics. Everyday the news media carries stories about crimes against children. These stories consistently produce fears and questions in the minds of parents and children alike. “Safe Escape” was developed to combat this fear of child abduction and to empower parents and their children. The program teaches practical prevention techniques in a manner that is neither frightening nor threatening. It has appeared on national radio and television programs including, “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, “Good Morning America”, and “America’s Most Wanted”. Created by national safety expert Bob Stuber, “Safe Escape” presents potentially life saving information in a fun and entertaining manner. The program identifies common lures used by abductors to trick children and techniques for getting away from an abductor. Please contact Community Relations Specialist Carina Ortiz at 326-3052 for reservations, seating is limited.
Synopsis: Homicide Arrest
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 Time: 10:20:36 AM Department contact: Sgt. Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: On September 9th, Kern County Sheriff Deputies from the Tehachapi substation located and arrested DAVID ROSENBURG, a WMA, 39 years old. He is being charged with the murder of Michelle Cross which occurred on Septmember 19th of this year. He was transported and booked into the Central Receiving Facility. The investigation is continuing.
Synopsis: Shooting in South Bakersfield
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 Time: 10:45:19 AM Department contact: Sgt Ed Komin Phone: 303-4592 Details: At about 8:10 PM on 10-8-07, Jesse Lee of Bakersfield called the sheriff's office and reported he was walking in an alley near the 900 block of Dorian Drive when an unidentified assailant shot him several times in the legs with a handgun. Lee was transported to an area hospital and was treated for several non-life threatening gunshot wounds to his legs. The investigation is ongoing, and at this time the suspect remains unidentified. It is unknown if this incident is related to any prior assaults and it is unknown if the incident is gang related.
Synopsis: Fatal Industrial Accident
Details: Synopsis: Details: NEWS RELEASE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE CORONER DIVISION This news release is prepared under the direction of the Sheriff-Coroner-Public Administrator for the convenience of news reporters. Facts concerning news events of major importance, which occur after the preparation of this release, will be made available to reporters at their request as soon as it is possible to do so. DECEDENT'S NAME: Nikitas Giagiozis &nbs p; ; & nbsp; CASE#:C-2176-07 CITY OF RESIDENCE:San Diego &n bsp; &nb sp; &nbs p; AGE:54 Years TYPE OF CASE:Accidental Fall DATE OF INCIDENT:October 08, 2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME:Unknown LOCATION:Edwards Air Force Base DATE OF DEATH:October 08, 2007 &nb sp; &nbs p; ; TIME:2010 Hours PLACE OF DEATH:Kern Medical Center - Operating Room INVESTIGATING AGENCY:CAL-OSHA Details:While in the employment of a private contractor, for an unknown reason the decedent fell off a roof while painting at Edwards Air Force Base. The decedent was air lifted to Kern Medical Center where he later died as a result of his injuries. CAL-OSHA is investigating the accident. Comments: DONNY YOUNGBLOOD, Sheriff-Coroner By: &nbs p; Kelly Cowan, Deputy Coroner Date: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 Time: 12:07:55 AM
On 10/07/07 at 0134 hours the Bakersfield Police Department received a 9-1-1 call regarding a possible victim of a stabbing in the 1000 block of Nimrod Ct. Upon arrival officers located a 25 year old male suffering from a stab wound to his torso.
The victim was transported to KMC in critical condition and is undergoing surgery at the time of this news release. Officers located all parties involved in the incident which involved the victim’s family members. The investigation is ongoing.
Contact: Sergeant Greg Terry
Public Information Officer 661-326-3803 gterry@Bakersfieldpd.us For Immediate Release Friday, October 05, 2007 Officer Involved Shooting Update The Bakersfield Police Department is continuing to investigate the officer involved shooting that took place at about 1:38a.m., 10/5/07, in the 1900 block of Faith Avenue. At 1:32a.m., a 911 call was received from the residence at 2021 Auberry Avenue. The caller, later determined to be Frank Ramos, Sr., reported that there was a “man with a gun outside” and as the dispatcher asked questions Frank Ramos, Sr. can be heard talking and when the dispatcher pauses he says “shoot somebody” and then hangs up. The dispatcher then called the number back and another male subject answered and said the initial caller was his father who did not “take his pills”. When asked why his father reported a man with a gun he said he “did not know”. The man said he and his father were home alone and there was no man with a gun. The dispatcher said she would be sending officers to make sure things were okay. At 1:38a.m., Officers Robert Robles and Robert Pair were driving west in the 1900 block of Faith Avenue, about 2 blocks from Auberry Avenue. They observed a man, later identified as Frank Ramos, Sr., walking east on the north side of the roadway. They illuminated him with their patrol car spotlights and stopped their vehicle. When they came to a stop Frank Ramos, Sr. was standing right outside the passenger door of the patrol car. Frank Ramos, Sr. removed what appeared to be a large frame revolver from behind his back and pointed it at the officers. The driver, Officer Robles, immediately exited through the driver’s door and the passenger, Officer Pair, fearing that he was about to be shot attempted to get out of the car by crawling over the center console. Frank Ramos, Sr. went to the rear of the patrol car where he continued pointing the firearm at the officers and refused to obey their commands to drop it. Both officers fired several rounds at him. He was struck several times and transported to Kern Medical Center where he later died. The firearm that Frank Ramos, Sr. was threatening the officers with was determined to be an imitation firearm. The officers are on paid administrative leave. An administrative investigation is also under way per the Bakersfield Police Department Critical Incident Review policy. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the Bakersfield Police Department at 661-327-7111. ###
Synopsis: Probable cause to arrest suspect from Lamont Homicide
Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 05, 2007 Time: 10:09:41 AM Department contact: Sgt. Craig Rennie Phone: 391-7599 Details: On 10-4-2007, Kern County Sheriff Deputies responded to a victim of a shooting at 11640 S. Comanche Dr. in Lamont. Michael Hernandez had suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was taken to KMC. He died as a result of his injuries. Detectives are conducting an investigation and have developed probable cause to arrest MARTIN RUELAS ANGUIANO, a Hispanic male, 30 years old, 5'-10" tall and approximately 170 pounds. His last known address is in the San Fernando area. Anyone with information on Anguiano is asked to call the Kern County Sheriff's Office at (661) 861-3110.
Synopsis: Watchful neighbors lead to Meth sales arrest Details: This is a news release of the Kern County Sheriff's Department. Please do not contact the Sheriff's Communications Center. Date: Friday, October 05, 2007 Time: 9:45:57 AM Department contact: Sgt. Downs Phone: 763-8550 Details: Neighbors living in the 100 block of Sage St., Taft had been observing a high amont of vehicle and foot traffic coming in and out of 104 Sage St., Taft. Neighbors reported to KCSD activity at all hours of the day and night, describing their once quiete neighborhood as a major area of drug activity. Neighbors had been noting license plate numbers, dates, times, and physical descripitions of people going to and from the home. Acting on this information Deputy Robert Kruse did follow up investigation. Kruse determined Elizabeth Catherine Harvey (25 yrs) lived at 104 Sage St. and Harvey was on probation with search terms. On 10-4-07 Kruse and other deputie |
