Page 2 - Sanger Herald 8-9-18 E-edition

SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2018 PoliceLogfor July30-August5
July 30
There were 134 calls for service and six traffic citation were issued.
5th/Bethel – vehicle stop (warrant arrest) 200 block of Academy – field interview 1200 block of P – wanted person attempt
pickup (arrest)
1800 block of Academy – vehicle stop, pos-
session of an illegal weapon, possession of nar- cotics (two arrests)
400 block of Academy – warrant arrest 9th/Academy –fieldinterview
200 block of Glenview – battery/assault Church/ O – field interview
1000 block of 5th – public intoxication ar- rest
7th/West – possession of drug parapherna- lia arrest
2300 block of 5th – vehicle repossession
1300 block of J – general incident regard- ing a disturbance
North/Academy – traffic collision
July 31
There were 127 calls for service and 16 traffic citations were issued.
300 block of Harrison – disturbance
North/Del Rey – assistance provided to FSO for an investigation
1700blockof7th –foundproperty
400 block of Academy – field interview
2700blockofJensen –pettytheftarrest 11th/N – field interview
Church/ J – warrant arrest 2600blockofJensen –fieldinterview
August 1
There were 102 calls for service and seven traffic citations were issued.
800 block of Sequoia – petty theft of a bicycle
12th/N – subject check (narcotic arrest)
1300 block of J – protective hold placed on a child
1400 block of J – field interview
800 block of North – assault on a police of- ficer arrest
2400 block of 10th – domestic violence ar- rest
August 2
There were 172 calls for service and eight traffic citations were issued.
12000blockof North-mentalhealth evaluation
5th/J - probation warrant arrest Academy/Church - non injury collision 800blockof J-repossession
500blockof Camelia-repossession 900blockof J-priorsexualassault 400blockof Academy-drugparapherna-
lia arrest
Almond/Olive –public intoxication arrest
9th/ Faller – possession of a controlled substance arrest
900blockofAcademy –fieldinterview
August 3
There were 164 calls for service and four traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 7th - general information
report, CLETS entries of dept. property 300blockof Greenwood-warrantarrest 1700 block of 7th - dog bite report Bethel/Jensen - non injury hit and run col-
lision
3000 block of Holt - mental health evalua-
tion
1045 block of Bethel - custody order viola-
tion
2700blockof Jensen-minorsinposses-
sion of alcohol/marijuana citations/arrest 1700 block of 7th – warrant arrest 14th/Hoag – warrant arrest
Lilly/Myrtle –drivingundertheinfluence
arrest
Bethel/Jensen – warrant arrest
August 4
There were 132 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
2700blockof Jensen-malearrestedin- side Walmart for taking inappropriate photos of a female without her knowledge
1100blockof Jensen-sexualbattery investigation
7th/O - found prior missing person Annadale/Faller –fieldinterview
August 5
There were 134 calls for service and one traffic citation was issued.
2700 block of Jensen - shoplifting arrest 400 block of Academy - warrant arrest 900 block of Florence - vehicle burglary
report
2700 block of Jensen - shoplifting arrest 300 block of Greenwood – general incident
report regarding a prowler 9th/Academy – field interview
PD's public relations team at St. Mary's Festival includes an unexpected member
Dick Sheppard/Sanger Herald
L-R, Police explorer Briana Esqueda, officer Sergio Arguello, police volunteer Eder Andrade and officer Julian Rodriguez.
Obituaries
By Dick Sheppard
Sanger Herald
St. Mary's Summer Festi- val was great - as usual.
One of the best things about this year's festival, even better than the food, was running into smiling Sanger police officer Sergio Arguello on Friday evening.
Arguello and his partner, officer Julian Rodriguez, stopped by the festival while on patrol to see how things were going with police explorer Briana Esqueda
and volunteer Eder Andrade who were handing out gold foil badges to children and answering questions from parents about the police department.
Arguello was back on the job after a drunk driver ran a red light and smashed into Arguello's police vehicle
on July 28 while he was responding to a domestic violence call. Arguello was treated at Clovis Community Hospital for a concussion and sent home to recover. The other driver, who ran from
the scene, was later arrested for felony drunk driving, causing injury and felony hit and run. "The doctors were really surprised by how fast I recovered," said Arguello.
The young officer, who came close to losing his own life, had been honored at the June 5 city council meeting for helping save the lives
of two brothers who were trapped in their car, partially submerged in a canal.
The reporter can be con- tacted by email at sangerher- ald@gmail.com.
David Macias Jr.
A memorial service for Mr. David Macias Jr. of Sanger will be held at 10 a.m. on Aug. 13 at St. Mary's New Catholic Church in Sanger. Inurnment will follow at Sanger Cem- etery.
Mr. Macias, 88, died July 28, 2018. He was a farm labor foreman for Ron Cloud - Madera Vineyard.
He is survived by sons David Macias III and Mark Macias of Sanger and George M. Macias of Clovis; daughters Shirley A. Ma- cias of Sanger, Marlene J. Mabray of Fresno and Diana L. Copeland of Clovis; brothers Mario Macias of Bakersfield and Albert Macias of Fresno; sisters Maria Villarreal of Sanger, Bertha Magdaleno of Fresno and Gloria Perez of Hollister; 10 grandchildren; and 15 great grandchildren.
Mr. Macias was preceded in death by his wife Carmen M. Macias; daugther Loretta Marie Macias; grandson Darrell R. Copeland
III; and great graandson Ryker Brock Ma- cias.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
Bonnie Martin
A chapel service for Mrs. Bonnie Juanita Martin of Sanger will be held at 10 a.m. on Aug. 10 at Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home.
Mrs. Martin, 86, died August 5, 2018. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by son Dennis Martin and wife Cindy of Clovis; and three grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Jerry Lee Martin; and son Michael Lee Martin. Remembrances may be made to: Fresno Rescue Mission, P.O. Box 1422, Fresno, CA
93716-1422.
Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. on Aug. 9 at
the funeral home.
Waillin's Sanger Funeral Home made the ar-
rangements.
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