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August 20
There were 137 calls for service and 17 citations were issued.
477 Academy (Sanger Park) – possession of methamphetamine arrest
477 Academy (Sanger Park) – subject check and field interview
1200 block of I – disturbance
Cherry/O – vehicle stop (warrant arrest) 1500 block of Academy – subject check,
field interview
Edgar/Tucker – field interview
900 block of Harrison – field interview 1900 block of Jensen – warrant arrest Dewitt/Palm – field interview
August 21
There were 130 calls for service and five citations were issued.
477 Academy (Sanger Park) – subject check, possession of drug paraphernalia ar- rest
500 block of L – sex offense
1200 block of P – residential burglary J/North – disturbance between a male and
female
800 block of Bethel – vehicle stop (field
interview and citation)
400 block of Academy (Sanger Park) –
Shirley Marshall
warrant arrest
300 block of Academy – vehicle reposses-
sion
400 block of Academy (Sanger Park) –
warrant arrest
400 block of K – warrant arrest 9th/Cottle – warrant arrest
900 block of J – domestic violence arrest 5th/Faller – field interview
August 22
There were 122 calls for service and 10 citations were issued.
1500 block of Church – grand theft auto 500 block of I – disturbance
477 Academy (Sanger Park) – patrol
check, subject cited for smoking in the park 500 block of I – disturbance
800 block of Fenmore – runaway juvenile. 2700 block of Jensen – warrant arrest 9th/Post – field interview
Jensen/Lyon – warrant arrest
1400 block of 9th – vehicle repossession 1400 block of J – restraining order and
probation violation arrest
August 23
There were 113 calls for service and 10 citations were issued.
1300 block of Church – found property 5th/Academy – DUI arrest
477 Academy (Sanger Park) – Officers
made a strong presence in the park through- out the day, logged a total of 9 patrol checks and conducted multiple subject checks.
1700 block of 10th – general incident re- garding a traffic collision
9th/N – field interview
5th/Faller – field interview
Sanger Park – four patrol checks during
the night shift
August 24
There were 177 calls for service and 10 citations were issued.
800 block of Bethel - theft of bicycle
1000 block of Bethel - five juveniles ar- rested for robbery
1000 block of North - repossession
1700 block of 7th - warrant arrest
1400 block of Park - repossession
There were eight patrols of Sanger Park
during the day shift.
800 block of 5th – restraining order viola-
tion
5th/J – dog bite
1000 block of Florence – public intoxica-
tion arrest
400 block of Academy – two field inter-
views at Sanger Park
500 block of 6th – vehicle vandalism Academy/North – DUI arrest
200 block of K – public intoxication arrest Almond/J – three field interviews
August 25
There were 129 calls for service and six citations were issued.
900 block of Rawson - traffic collision
400 block of Academy (Sanger Park) - cita- tion for Sanger city code violation
2300 block of Cherry - warrant arrest
500 block of Tucker - out of control juve- nile turned over to CPS
2200 block of Webster - subject arrested for public intoxication
3100 block of Palm - warrant arrest
400 block of Academy (Sanger Park) - cita- tion for open container
There were seven patrols of Sanger Park during the day shift.
2700 block of Jensen – petty theft arrest 4th/O – drug arrest
Academy/Edgar – non-injury traffic colli- sion
1700 block of Bennett Way – mental health evaluation
1300 block of 7th – field interview
1300 block of 7th – public intoxication ar- rest
2700 block of Jensen - mental health evalu- ation
700 block of Academy – public intoxication arrest
Six citations for subjects in Sanger Park after hours.
There were seven patrol checks of Sanger Park during the night shift.
August 26
There were 99 calls for service and two citations were issued.
800 block of Bethel – vehicle tampering/at- tempt vehicle theft
400 block of Greenwood – stolen vehicle recovery
2500 block of Jensen - shoplifting/posses- sion of narcotics/warrants arrest
900 block of 3rd – domestic disturbance and warrant arrest
500 block of I – disturbance and warrant arrest
500 block of K – domestic disturbance ar- rest
5th/Academy – hit and run vehicle collision
Bethel/Church – suspicious person, field interview
Officers patrolled Sanger Park as time permitted, completing 3 patrol checks.
Faller/Annadale – DUI arrest 7th/Academy – warrant arrest
1500 block of 8th – burglary arrests
Two citations were issued for subjects in
Sanger Park after hours.
Mrs. Shirley Joyce Marshall, 91, of Fresno, died Aug. 24, 2018. She was a homemaker.
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September 27, 1960 ~ August 22, 2018
Lisa Lynneth Dale Berry was born in Fresno, California to Kenneth Charles and Marilyn Johnson Dale on September 27, 1960. Lisa went to be with her Lord on August 22, 2018 a er a lengthy battle with diabetes. Lisa attended Reedley High School and played clarinet all of her four years in the RHS Marching Band. Lisa was also active in the Reedley High Future Farmers of America. She held several o ces and competed on judging teams throughout the state. Lisa went on to attend Reedley College, graduating with an Associate’s Degree. Lisa had also worked for the Fresno County
Department of Agriculture.
Lisa married Robert Berry from Monson in 1990. Together
they enjoyed many years of hunting, shing, gardening, canning, car shows, and especially their “fur babies”. Lisa was preceded in death by her father, Kenneth Dale, and grandparents, George and Opal Johnson, and Lemuel and Florence Dale.Lisa is survived by her husband Rob Berry, in- laws Bob and Judy Berry, brother-in-law Kurt Berry and his wife Tammy, and their sons Austin and Branson, brother-in- law Bryant Berry and his wife Shelley, and their children Emily and Aaron. Also surviving is Lisa’s mother, Marilyn Johnson Dale, brother, Ken (K.C.) Dale Jr., his wife Robin Rogers-Dale, and their son Skyler, cousins Sue Ann Johnson, Doug Johnson, and his wife Susan, Laura Johnson, and her husband, Jim Montross, nephews Carson, Quinn, nieces, Becky, and Patty.
Remembrances may be made to the American Diabetes Association or the charity of your choice.Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 2:00 p.m.
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Francisco Zavala Jr.
The holy rosary will be recited for Mr. Francisco Zavala Jr. of Clovis at 6 p.m. on Sept. 3 at Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home and a funeral mass will be celebrated for him at 10 a.m. on Sept. 4 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sanger.
Mr. Zavala, 57, died Aug. 24, 2018. He was a construction superintendent for Johnston Construction.
He is survived by brothers Joe Zavala and wife Debbie
of Clovis and Art Zavala of Clovis; sisters Emma Zavala of Fresno and Rosario Zavala of Texas; parents Francisco and Antonia Zavala of Clovis; nephews Joseph and Michael Zavala of Clovis, Nathan Ramirez of Fresno and Vincent Bustamante of New York; and niece Veronica Behringer of Clovis.
Mr. Zavala was preceded in death by his brother David Zavala.
Visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. on Sept. 3 at the funeral home.
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David Macias Jr.
David Macias Jr. 88 of Sanger passed away on July 28, 2018 with his family by his side. He was born December 28, 1929 in Troy, Texas, though he lived most of his life in California. He married Carmen Ma- drid on November 26, 1950 in a ceremony in Sanger.
David is a veteran of the Korean War and served in the United States Army from 1951 through 1953. He served in the Army as a reserve from 1953 through 1956. David worked as a farm labor contractor and foreman for Roy- al Madera Vineyard for over 20 years, until his retirement in
2003 at the age of 73.
David was an outstanding athlete and excelled in bowling,
golf, and pool, in which he won numerous trophies. Just a few months ago at the age of 88, David won another pool tourna- ment. David was known for his humor, generosity and the courage he displayed throughout his life. He enjoyed hanging out with friends.
David is survived by sons David Macias III, George Macias, Mark Macias and daughters Marlene Mabray, Shirley Macias, and Diana Copeland. His surviving siblings are Mario Macias, Albert Macias, Bertha Magdaleno, Maria Villareal, and Gloria Perez. He has 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Carmen Madrid Macias, daughter Loretta Macias, grandson Darrell Copeland III, and great grandson Ryder Brock Macias.
The family would like to thank Golden Living Center staff, espe- cially nurse Martha for her compassion and care, Hinds Hospice, Wallin Funeral Home, Wallin’s General Manager Erlinda Valdez, and Pastor Gilbert Montelongo from Tabernacle of Praise Chris- tian Center. We’d also like to thank family and friends for your thoughts, prayers, support, plants and flowers.
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