Page 2 - Sanger Herald 3-15-18 E-edition

Gunfire still being investigated
Primary election filing deadline
School board and city council races are in November
Herald staff report
Sanger police are still investigating a March 8 inci- dent that apparently started with a fight at a convenience store and ended up with a car crash and gunfire.
A fight inside the AM/ PM Market at Academy and
5th avenues broke up when the men involved took off in their cars, one man chasing the other, said witnesses.
The cars collided on Brehler Avenue at Vine Av- enue and one of the drivers began shooting at the other car, said police chief Silver Rodriguez.
Both cars were gone by the time officers arrived.
"Officers reviewed sur- veillance video at the store and recognized the men who were fighting," said Rodri- guez.
"Now they're trying to find them."
Herald staff report
Fresno county clerk Brandi Orth has an- nounced the close of candidate filing for the June 5, 2018 primary election.
The primary election involves county and state offices, but not local ones.
Three seats on the Sanger Unified School District board of trustees will be up for elec- tion in November: Pete Filippi in area no. 2; Kenneth Marcantonio in area no. 6; and Jesse Vasquezinareano.7.Boardmembersare elected for four year terms.
Two members of the Sanger city council will be up for election in November: mayor Frank Gonzalez; and councilmember Hum- berto Garza in district no. 2. The mayor
serves a two year term and councilmembers serve four year terms.
“We are looking forward to another ef- ficient Fresno County election," said Orth.
"I encourage all voters to check their registration at www.fresnovote.com, where a variety of information can be found.
“I urge anyone with a question, a com- ment or a request for assistance to contact our office. We can be reached via phone at (559) 600-VOTE (8683) or by email at clerk- elections@co.fresno.ca.us andwearealways happy to help.”
For those wanting to register to vote in advance of the June 5 primary, the California Secretary of State offers online voter regis- tration at www.registertovote.ca.gov.
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2018 PoliceLogfor March5-11
March 5
There were 152 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
1900 block of 7th – stolen vehicle recovery
1500 block of 8th – reported stolen vehicle - has been recovered
1900 block of 10th – vehicle burglary/pos- session of stolen property arrest
1000 block of West – general incident
200 block of Post – warrant arrest Bethel/Cherry - public intoxication arrest 1600 block of J - general incident, domestic
violence
Faller/Florence - recovered stolen vehicle 1000 block of Cherry - stolen vehicle re-
port
300 block of Bethel – gang field interview
March 6
There were 119 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
200 block of Greenwood – stolen vehicle recovery and two arrests
10th/Greenwood – lost/found property
1600 block of Jensen – mental health evaluation
2700 block of Casty Crt. - mental health evaluation
2700 block of 14th - domestic battery re- port
1100 block of Hoag - missing person Academy/9th - DUI arrest
March 7
There were 166 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
300 block of 2nd - vandalism
1300 block of 12th – municipal code viola- tion – rummaging through trash/recycles
1300 block of 12th – vandalism
1700 block of 7th – follow up to previous domestic violence arrest
2700 block of Jensen – petty theft arrest
Academy/Cherry - non injury traffic colli- sion
300 block of Recreation - felony warrant arrest
700 block of Recreation - field interview/ probation search at residence
March 8
There were 135 calls for service and two traffic citations were issued.
900 block of Geary – violation of restrain- ing order arrest
1400 block of 7th – incident report (subject under the influence of narcotics)
1000 block of Bethel – incident report (stu- dent making threats)
400 block of O – petty theft
2200 block of Vine – assault with deadly weapon
700 block of J - domestic violence report 900 block of J - mental health valuation
March 9
There were 122 calls for service and one traffic citation was issued.
2100 block of Acacia – general incident 2700 block of Jensen - vandalism
2500 block of 5th – deceased person
100 block of Brehler – warrant arrest 500 block of Annadale – field interview 2200 block of 9th– warrant arrest
300 block of O – petty theft
March 10
There were 123 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
400 block of Academy – field interview 400 block of Academy – warrant arrest 10th/N – warrant arrest
2700 block of Jensen – theft arrest
2100 block of Almond - general incident 500 block of Bethel - possession of stolen
property arrest
1000 block of Cherry - domestic violence
arrest
There were 106 calls for service and four traffic citations were issued.
Greenwood/North – field interview 1100 block of O – general incident
2700 block of Jensen – general incident 1700 block of 7th – warrant arrest
1300 block of 8th – general incident 400 block of Academy - traffic collision 11th/Academy - warrant arrest Newmark/Annadale - field interview
March 11
Projected demographics for the primary election
Jose Sandoval
Obituary
March 8, 2018. He was a farm laborer.
He is survived by wife Maria D. Sandoval of Sanger; sons Ramon and Raul San- doval of Clovis and Rene Sandoval of Fresno; daugh- ters Rosalinda Esquivel and
Rachel Gomez of Sanger; brothers Joe Sandoval of Orange Cove, Mario and Nate Sandoval of Mexico and Esquio Sandoval of Washing- ton; sisters Cira Villegas and Estella Sandoval of Orange Cove and Loli Adame of Reedley; 15 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild.
Mr. Sandoval was preced- ed in death by his daughter Rosa Padron.
Remembrances may be made to St. Agnes Hospice, 6729 N. Willow Ave. Ste. 103, Fresno, CA 93710.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrange- ments.
A funeral mass for Mr. Jose Benino Sandoval of Sanger will be celebrated
at 9 a.m. on March 15 at St. Mary's New Catholic Church in Sanger.
Mr. Sandoval, 89, died
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