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Police Department. He said only minor injuries occurred.
However, the trajectory of
the Impala and how the accident unfolded combined to make the event somewhat noteworthy. After striking the curb along Academy on the northeast side of State Foods' parking lot, the Impala lost its passenger-side front wheel.
Duran said the dislodged wheel continued into the parking lot where it hit the automobile of a McDon- ald's patron possibly as he was bit- ing down on his burger.
The Impala, minus the wheel,
continued forward with its exposed rotor and wheel hub assembly dig- ging a furrow into the landscaping along the sidewalk in front of the strip mall.
The Impala then struck the right rear quarter panel of the Focus, which had been entering the Mc- Donald's parking lot. The impact resulted in enough damage to set off all the airbags in the Focus, while the Impala continued in an arc southward.
The Impala finally stopped a couple hundred yards away from where it originally jumped the curb
SANGER HERALD 6A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2018
SPEEDER: Sanger has had a spate of accidents in the past three weeks, including a four-carbenderattheintersectionofJensenAvenueandOStreetlastweek. Injuriesin the accidents have been minor.
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New police corporal
Mike Nemeth/Sanger Herald
Sanger police chief Silver Rodriguez promoted officer Joe Attkisson to his department's management team Tuesday at the rank of corporal. Attkis- son, who was raised in Sanger, has been with the department about four years. His wife, Kasey, and 10-month-old daughter Kingsley pinned on his new badge at the station about 10 a.m. on Wednesday morning."It's exciting," Attkisson said. "Can't wait to get started." Attkisson is an Army and National Guard veteran. He worked two years as an officer in Ker- man and served in the reserves as a sheriff's deputy. He worked on the family farm for most of his life and as a painting contractor several years. He has a bachelor's degree and is pursuing his masters. "He's put in a lot of energy, effort and time pursuing his education," Rodriguez said. "He's taken on a big responsibility, and I'm sure he's up for the challenge."
Church/Bethel repaving project is wrapping up
Dick Sheppard/Sanger Herald Things will soon be back to normal, according to city engineer Josh Rog- ers. The repaving project on Church Avenue that involves the traffic signal
at the Church and Bethel intersection is almost finishehd.
1110blockof Tucker–warrantarrest Indianola/Jensen – field interview 400blockof O–CPSplacedanat-riskchild 2500blockof Jensen –missingperson 1300blockofJensen –fieldinterview
900 block of N – vehicle repossession
1700 7th St. – assault with deadly weapon report
October 4
There were 169 calls for service, 14 traffic citations were issued and four patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
Bethel/Jensen–hit&runvehicleaccident
2400 block of Academy – riding lawnmower accidently slid intoaparkedvehicle
Jensen/O–fourcarvehicleaccident/non-injury 9th/P–foundpropertylocatedandreturnedtoowner 800 block of Holt – field interview
2500 block of 9th – patient possibly ingested illegal sub-
stance
5th/K – parolee arrest for possession of ammunition 2200blockofWalton–vehiclerepossession
1700 block of 7th – warrant arrest
12th/Academy - recovered stolen vehicle
1700 7th St.- court order violation
110th/Hoag - assault & battery – possible road rage inci-
dent
2500blockofJensen –missingperson
when it hit a landscaped median in the center of Academy.
Tow trucks removed the vehicles about an hour later. Police diverted southbound traffic on Academy.
Duran said Sanger has had a spate of accidents in the past three weeks, including a four-car bender at the intersection of Jensen Avenue and O Street last week.
Injuries in the accidents have been minor.
The reporter can be contacted by email at nemethfeatures@gmail. com.
Photos by Mike Nemeth/Sanger Herald
The Focus, left, struck by the speeding Impala was knocked into shrubbery next to the driveway. The wheel, below, that came off the Impala and bounced off a car in the Mc- Donald's parking lot.
2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson
5th/J – bicycle stop, possession of drug paraphernalia ar- rest
2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson 2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson
October 5
There were 93 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
2500blockofJensen –missingperson 2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson
5th/J –bicyclestop,possessionofdrugparaphernaliaar-
rest
2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson 2600blockofJensen –unwantedperson
800blockof Brehler –locatedrunawayjuvenile&mental
health evaluation
300blockof Bethel –vehiclevandalism
3rd/Pinewood – a female was arrested for obstructing and
delaying officers, parole violation and a narcotics violation 900blockof 2nd-malesubjectarrestedforhit&runand
DUI
October 6
There were 121 calls for service and one traffic citation was issued.
400blockofAcademy–negligent discharge of firearm
17007thSt.–stolenvehicle report
1700blockof Sanger – felon in possession of ammuni- tion arrest
5th/Bethel –trafficcollision
800blockofRawson –gen- eral incident report regarding a disturbance
800blockofO–vandalismreport
400 block of Academy – robbery 800blockofBethel –incidentreport 7th/J–malearrestedforanoutstandingwarrant
October 7
There were 89 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
300 block of Academy – assault report 1400blockofDewitt–vandalismreport
1900 block of Jensen – child endangerment arrest Annadale/Faller – field interview
North/J Street - field interview
Greenwood/Lime – narcotics arrest
1700 7th St.- sexual assault investigation
PoliceLogfor October1-7 Continued from page 2A
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