Page 2 - Sanger Herald 12-28-17 E-edition

SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2017 PoliceLogfor December18-24
December 19
There were 129 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
2800 block of Casty Crt. – stolen vehicle 500 block of J – warrant arrest
1600 block of J – incident report regarding
threatening calls
1000 block of Recreation – prior sexual as-
sault
700blockofWest –grandtheft
1700 block of W. Metzler – grand theft 1700 block of 7th – petty theft
1300 block of I – resisting arrest
500 block of J – warrant arrest Bethel/Jensen - hit and run report
December 20
There were 129 calls for service and eight traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 7th – criminal registration 800 block of O – runaway
1200 block of Greenwood – residential
burglary
1700 block of 7th – misc. investigation 900blockofFaller –residentialburglary 3000 block of 5th - fraud report
1000 block of Bethel - injury collision 9th/Lyon - field interview
December 21
There were 119 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
100 block of Camelia – vehicle reposses- sion
2500 block of 5th – vehicle repossession
1800 block of 7th – runaway juvenile lo- cated
11th/Academy – two vehicle collision 1200blockofI–pettytheft
1300 block of I – incident report
2300 block of Almond – burglary
1000 block of O – vehicle repossession 1200 block of Bennett Way – drug para-
phernalia arrest
800 block of K – warrant arrest
December 22
There were 119 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
1300 block of Sanger - vandalism
2700 block of Jensen - petty theft arrest 5th/Academy - arrest
800 block of Annadale - fraud 900blockofAcademy–generalincident 2400 block of 7th – field interview
1300 block of Church – warrant arrest 2500 block of 5th – warrant arrest
800 block of Faller – vehicle pursuit
Jensen/Indianola – warrant arrest
December 18
There were 133 calls for service and eight traffic citations were issued.
1200 block of I – parole violation arrest 300 block of L – warrant arrest
1200 block of I – field interview
1300 block of O – field interview
1200 block of Olive – obstructing/resisting an officer arrest
900 block of O – mental health evaluation 800 block of 5th – mental health evaluation 5th/J - DUI arrest
December 23
There were 132 calls for service and 10 traffic citations were issued.
Academy/North - warrant arrest
1500 blockof Edgar-domesticviolence and child endangerment arrest
Academy/California - abandoned vehicle
Greenwood/North - warrant and narcotics arrest
2200 block of Mary - residential burglary
200 block of Academy - general incident report
1500 blockof12th-hitandrun
SAPD Lobby - warrant arrest
800 block of Annadale – field interview J/North – warrant arrest
1300 block of 7th – warrant arrest
December 24
There were 109 calls for service and no traffic citations were issued.
2700 blockof Jensen-vandalism
1400 block of Faller - theft of vehicle 2600blockof Jenni-battery
1900 blockof Lorena-fieldinterview 800 block of Academy – brandish of fire-
arm and threats arrest
Don't do it!
If you fire a gun in the air to celebrate the arrival of the new year, you could take someone's life and wind up in prison. That’s the warning from Sanger police chief Silver Rodriguez a couple of days before New Year's Eve.
“When a bullet goes up
in the air, it will definitely come down,” said Rodriguez. “Celebratory gunfire can cause harm to persons and property. It will definitely not be permitted in Sanger. Our officers will respond quickly to put a stop to that kind of dangerous celebration."
Anyone caught firing a
Gang member with gun
Erin Pearson of Sanger wins recycling award
Photo contributed
Erin Pearson of Sanger, right, receives a recycling award from Patil Karkazian Recycling Coordinator with Mid Valley Disposal.
No way to celebrate
weapon in the air could face substantial fines and even time in jail. The time behind bars could be substantial if someone is injured or killed.
Anyone who sees someone firing a weapon recklessly should call 911, said Rodri- guez.
Louie Meza Herald staff report
Louie Meza, a passenger in a car stopped by Sanger police officer Julian Ro-
driguz, was reportedly found to be in possession of a load- ed Glock 9 mm handgun with a high capacity magazine, marijuana and ammunition. (Shown below)
Rodriguz stopped the vehicle shortly after 1 a.m. on Dec. 15 in the 600 block of I Street.
Meza reportedly was on felony probation and is a known gang member.
He was booked into coun- ty jail on various charges.
WORSHIP IN SANGER
Church Directory
For information about how your church can advertise their services call 875-2511.
Obituary
Reta Deaver
Private services were held for Mrs. Reta Rose Deaver of Sanger.
Mrs. Deaver, 95, died Dec. 25, 2017. She was a food pre- parer for the Sanger Unified School District.
She is survived by sons Tom Deaver and wife Rita and Jer- ry Deaver and wife Karen, all of Sanger; sister Ruth Gilstrap of Sanger; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren; and two great, great grandchildren.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
By Adriana Salmoran
Mid Valley Disposal
Locally owned and operated Mid Valley Dis- posal (MVD) is excited to announce the winners of the 2017 Bin There Dump That Recycle Contest.
• 1st place: Johnson Fam- ily from Kerman;
• 2nd place: Amy Sue Long from Coalinga;
• 3rd place: Erin Pearson from Sanger;
• 4th place: Eric De Leon from Coalinga;
• 5th place: Stephen and Melissa Pointer from Ker- man; and,
6th place: Abraham Ale- jandre from Mendota.
Congratulations to all our winners!
MVD is proud of the win- ners because they helped conserve natural resources and keep our landfills from filling up.
Mid Valley Disposal resi-
dents had the chance to win prizes by keeping recyclable and compostable materials out of their trash, and in the correct carts.
On Nov. 17, six contestants were selected in a random drawing.
MVD's team inspected
the recycle and organics (green waste) carts of the six participants for correct re- cycling practices. Carts were judged on a scale of 1-100 percent, based on proper usage (the smaller amount of unaccepted items the better) percentage.
Mid Valley Disposal is a local, privately held recy- cling and waste management company in the heart of California’s Central Valley.
Mid Valley Disposal strives to have an active role in the community by par- ticipating in local events and visiting classrooms around the community to provide recycling education.
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