Page 2 - Sanger Herald 4-19-18 E-edition

By Tony Botti
Fresno County Sheriff's PIO
The Fresno County Sher- iff’s Office wants to make the public aware of a new scam that’s been brought toourattention. Wehave received reports from citi- zens saying they received a phone call from a man who identifies himself as Lt.
Ron Hayes with the Fresno CountySheriff’sOffice. The caller claims to have a busi- ness matter that needs to be taken care of and directs the person to call them back at
a number of (559) 500-1980. The caller will reach a re- cording that directs them to press zero so they can speak witharepresentative. Once
that is done, the caller is prompted to leave a message with personal information for a call back.
That phone line is not as- sociated with the real Fresno County Sheriff’s Office.
If you receive one of these calls, do not call the number and do not leave any personal information.
Our experience with scams like these show that the scammer will often use scare tactics to try to get the target to pay with cash or gift cards in order to stay out of legal trouble.
The Fresno County Sher- iff’s Office never makes solicitations for money or asks for the payment of fines over the phone.
Our office does in fact have a Lt. Ron Hayes, how- ever, the real Lt. Hayes is not making these calls.
We know that scam art- ists can be creative, doing research about agencies in order to pose as a person from the agency and appear authentic to their targets.
If you receive a similar call, do not give in to the caller’s demands and do not give him any of your per- sonal information.
Please document the call, such as the caller’s name or phone number and report
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 2018 PoliceLogfor April8-15
April 8
There were 92 calls for service and no traffic citations were issued.
1400 block of Park – found property 500 block of Greenwood – battery 1000 block of Faller – general incident Dewitt/Palm – subject check ( arrest) 1000 block of Faller – domestic distur-
bance
Greenwood/9th – DUI arrest
April 9
There were 157 calls for service and nine traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 7th - sex offender registra- tion
Cherry/O - citation for business and pro- fession code violation
1700 block of 7th - sex offender registra-
rest)
it to the law enforcement agency overseeing your jurisdiction.
The Fresno County Sher- iff’s Office accommodates online reporting for this type of matter. Please visit www. fresnosheriff.org and click on “Report a Crime” at the top of the page. You should select “Harassing Phone Call” to make your report.
You may also make a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission by visit- ing https://www.ftccomplain- tassistant.gov/
1700 block of 7th – suspicious person (war- rant arrest)
1300 block of Greenwood – DUI/Traffic collision arrest
800 block of Academy – subject check (warrant arrest)
600 block of Faller – suspicious person ar- rest
April 14
There were 107 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued
10th/Faller – traffic collision
1319 block of Hume Dr. – warrant arrest 9th/L – possession of a controlled sub-
stance arrest
10th/Recreation – disturbance arrest Faller/Holt – shots fired
200 block of K – disturbance arrests
April 15
There were 76 calls for service and no traffic citations were issued.
1900 block of 5th – possession of a weapon/ probation violation
Edgar/J – general incident.
1100 block of Millwood – mental health evaluation.
1700 block of 7th – sex offense
1700 block of Acacia – domestic violence arrest
1100 block of Faller – general incident report
400 block of Academy – Sanger municipal code violation
1600 block of Tucker – stolen vehicle re- port
Obituaries
Annette Walker-Minor
A celebration of the life of Mrs. Annette June Walker-Mi- nor of Clovis will be held at 11 a.m. on April 19 at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District Auditorium.
Mrs. Walker-Minor, 66, died April 12, 2018. She was a flight attendant for United Airlines.
She is survived by husband Ronald Minor of Clovis; step- son Ian Minor of Oceanside; stepdaughter Melissa Heinrichs of Hanford; brothers in law Cal Minor and wife Margie of Sanger and Ken Campbell of Riverside; sisters in law Cloetta Randall of Atwater and Linda Jepsen of Sacramento; step- mother Thelma Walker of Nevada; cousin Bill Walker of Los Angeles; nephew Andre Campbell of Riverside; and four step grandchildren.
Wallins Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
Sheriff's office warns of new telephone scam
tion
1000 block of O - citation issued for city
code violation
1300 block of J - theft arrest
2600 block of 4th - general incident regard-
ing dog bite
April 10
There were 106 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
1300 block of J - field interview
5th/N - field interview
1700 block of 7th - general incident
400 block of Academy - narcotics arrest 1000 block of Academy - general incident Jensen/Academy- lost property
1000 block of Faller - public intoxication arrest
700 block of Recreation - field interview/ probation contact
April 11
There were 124 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
2200 block of 9th - traffic collision
1400 block of J - juvenile arrested for pos- session of tobacco
4th/Oatman - narcotics arrest
2700 block of Jensen - vandalism
1400 block of Faller - general incident 1000 block of Faller - public intoxication
arrest
700 block of Recreation - field interview/
probation contact
April 12
There were 120 calls for service and four traffic citations were issued.
500 block of Oatman – field interview 2100 block of 9th – battery
2nd/Young, Selma – warrant arrest 1700 block of 7th – identity theft report 500 block of J – warrant arrest
2100 block of Skelton, Selma – warrant ar- rest
1700 block of 7th – criminal registration. 1800 block of Geary – vehicle repossession 1700 1 block of 10th – burglary
300 block of Rosewood – burglary
13000 block of Lincoln – homicide
2200 block of Jenni – petty theft 5th/Academy – narcotics violation arrest
April 13
There were 121 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
2200 block of 9th – attempt burglary 12th/O – warrant arrest
1200 block of Academy – domestic vio-
lence
1500 block of Edgar – child custody viola-
tion
400 block of Rosewood – residential bur-
glary
1318 block of Hume Dr. – petty theft 1200 bock of Olive – subject check (war-
rant arrest)
1200 block of Olive – subject check (war-
rant arrest)
5th/Segura – subject check (warrant ar-
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Lisa Faye Farmer
A shining light arrived in Heav- en early Friday morning, April 6, 2018. Lisa Faye Farmer left us unexpectedly after suffering
a cerebral brain aneurysm. She was born on September 21, 1961, and was the third daughter of Gwen Farmer, and the late Bruce Farmer.
Raised in Sanger she was a Sanger High School Apache, graduating in 1979. She be- came a phlebotomist and worked
at Fresno Community Hospital, and Selma Hospital for many years.
Auntie Lisa was adored by her nieces, nephews, and step-daughter. She was always there to help them and was a very important part of their everyday lives and supported them in all their activities, never missing a ball game, dance recital, school awards, and most im- portantly their birthday parties.
A special thank you to Adventist Medical Center of Selma, Dr. Brian Woo, Stephanie, Jennifer, and the Emergency Room staff for the care and compassion they provided for us and especially to Lisa.
She was preceded in death by her father, Bruce Farmer; her grandparents, EC and Zemmie Cagle, and Thomas and Pearl Farmer.
She is survived by her mother, Gwen Farmer of Kingsburg, CA; sisters, Tamara Plemons and husband Bill of Kingsburg, CA, Kelly Mommer and husband Scott of Clovis, CA, and Sheri Steele and husband Todd of Kingsburg, CA; nieces and nephews, Eric and Trent Plemons of Kingsburg, CA, Janay and Ashley Mommer of Clovis, CA, Garrett, Ryan, Brandon, and Nicholas Steele of Kingsburg, CA; and step-daughter, Tressa Simmons of Fresno. She is also survived by her two furry babies, Sassy and Lily.
A Graveside Service was held at Sanger Cemetery on Friday, April 13, 2018.
In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Valley Children’s Hospital, 9300 Valley Children’s Place, Madera, CA 93636.
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