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SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 2018 PoliceLogfor December25-31
December 25
There were 113 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
1000 block of Florence – petty theft
1200 block of Jenni – residential burglary 900 block of Church – warrant arrest
1400 block of Faller – vehicle burglary 1800 block of 4th – petty theft
2800 block of Florence – domestic violence Annadale/I - field interview
2300 block of Vine -public intoxication ar-
rest
800 block of Bethel - deceased person
(natural causes)
300 block of O - vehicle burglary
December 26
There were 148 calls for service and eight traffic citations were issued.
SAPD lobby – incident report regarding prior domestic disturbance
2100 block of Lyon – possession of drug paraphernalia arrest
SAPD lobby – custody order violation report
400 block of Tait – runaway
500 block of Academy – resisting arrest 600 block of Faller - suspended license
citation with tow
00 block of Harrison - runaway juvenile
report
Almond/I - field interview
600 block of Eastwood - vehicle theft
December 27
There were 110 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
SAPD lobby – identity theft report
SAPD lobby – criminal registrant
SAPD lobby – found property report SAPD lobby – criminal registrant
2700 block of Holt – warrant arrest
1700 block of E. Metzler – hit and run traf-
fic collision
2200 block of Moir – vehicle burglary
900 block of J – residential burglary
400 block of Academy – warrant arrest 800 block of Dalton – petty theft
100 block of Faller – battery on a person 2700 block of Jensen - general info report 700 block of Faller - arson, probation viola-
tion arrest
Jensen/West - defrauding an innkeeper,
DUI, possession of narcotics arrest
200 block of Greenwood - mental health
evaluation
December 28
There were 107 calls for service and four traffic citations were issued.
8th/Faller – general incident
Bethel/Jensen – traffic collision Annadale & Bennett Way – Warrant Arrest
SAPD lobby – general incident/ lost prop- erty report
SAPD lobby – general incident report
100 block Academy – vehicle repossession 2000 block Magnolia – general incident 700 block of Academy - theft investigation
report
2700 block of Jensen - petty theft, warrant
arrest
800 block of Faller - repossession
December 29
There were 119 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
11th/Academy - found property
800 block of Tamarack - battery
300 block of Greenwood - residential bur-
glary
5th/Bethel - narcotics arrest
1300 block of Academy - DUI arrest 1900 block of Palm - theft
300 block of Bethel - repossession
December 30
There were 118 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
500 block of 7th - vehicle theft
SAPD lobby - petty theft report
1300 block of Cherry - warrant arrest Cherry/Sanger - warrant arrest
2200 block of Jenni - general incident 2300 block of Vine - vandalism
1200 block of 7th - narcotics arrest 7th/Academy - DUI arrest
5th/N - warrant arrest 6th/Greenwood - DUI arrest
1300 block of 7th - found property
December 31
There were 178 calls for service and nine traffic citations were issued.
1200 block of Millwood – hit and run Annadale/K – warrant arrest
1200 block of Tucker – battery
900 block of J – general information report 1200 block of Sanger – domestic violence 1200 block of Sanger – warrant arrest 7th/K – warrant arrest
7th/Academy - public intoxication arrest California/Academy - general incident 1900 block of Lime - disturbance
1500 block of J - public intoxication arrest
2017 YEAR IN REVIEW - July-December
Continued from page 1A
sustained success in raising student achieve- ment.
Staying in shape
Sanger Seniors Exercise Class meets twice a week, year around, at the community center. It has about 30 members, but only 20 usually show up, said exercise leader Doris Knowlton. On the day the Herald was there to take pictures, a couple of city councilmem- bers, mayor pro tem Eli Ontiveros and coun- cilmember Melissa Hurtado, were working out with the group. Both later admitted the class wasn't as easy as they expected.
Welcome back to school
Matt Navo, superintendent of schools, took less than a dozen minutes to underline and put exclamation marks around the latest call to action for the award winning Sanger Uni- fied School District, "Be an Inspiration!" That's the motto for this school year. "Be courageous!" was last year's motto. Four
years ago it was "Dream Big, Work Hard and Believe" coupled with the district's ongoing theme of "Every Child, Every Day, What- ever it Takes." Three years ago it was "All In Together," and two years ago during a time of great change with the introduction of Com- mon Core and new technology, the motto was, "Never Give Up!"
"Remember our present is not their fu- ture," Navo told 2,500 district employees. He was talking about the approximately 12,000 students who returned to school for the 2017- 2018 school year.
The way the year turned out it was to be Navo's final welcome back event.
New chamber board members
Christine Erickson, Daniel Galvez, Sharri Gumber-Carter and Dawn McCollum became new chamber of commerce board members. The other board members are: Cheryl Senn,
See 2007 REVIEW, page 6A
Ricardo Ruiz Cerrillo
The holy rosary will be recited for Mr. Ricardo Ruiz Cerrillo of Sanger at 6 p.m. on Jan. 8 at Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home and a funeral mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. on Jan. 9 at St. Mary's New Catholic Church in Sanger.
Mr. Cerillo, 43, died Dec. 29, 2017. He was a mechanic for Kings River Packing.
He is survived by wife Maria Selmi Gomez Perez of Sanger; son, Ervin Ruiz of Sanger; daughters, Clarisa Paulla Ruiz, Arlette Ruiz
and Alexa Ruiz, all of Sanger; brothers Gerar- do Ruiz of Sanger, Juan Carlos Ruiz of Fresno and Roberto and Manuel Ruiz of Mexico; sisters Ana Isabel Ruiz and Soccorro Ruiz of Modesto, Teresa Ruiz of Texas and Letisia, Aida and Benerando Ruiz of Mexico; parents Roberto and Teresa Ruiz of Sanger; and two grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 5-9 p.m. at the fu- neral home.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
Obituary
In late July when the temperature was almost 100 degrees tired firefighters made their way through a tangle of water hoses, empty air cannisters and thick smoke. Joshua Slater, firefighter/ paramedic, left, had to take several breaks to catch his breath and rehydrate before strap- ping on another air cannister and going back to the firefight. Fire chief Greg Tarascou, right, coordinated the efforts of 55 firefighters from eight different fire departments fighting a fire that destroyed a four unit portion of the Driftwood Apartments complex.
Dick Sheppard/Sanger Herald
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