Page 2 - Sanger Herald 5-24-18 E-edition

May 14
There were 121 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
Academy/North – non-injury vehicle colli- sion
500 block of 7th – wanted felon arrest 2700 block of Jensen Ave – fraud
2100 block of Vine – lost/found property 1500 block of 4th – recovery of stolen
vehicle
1500 block of 9th – vandalism arrest 2500 block of Jensen – mental health
May 16
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018 PoliceLogfor May14-20
evaluation
900 block of N – found property
1900 block of Jensen – field interview 700 block of Academy – general incident
May 15
There were 151 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
1400 block of 5th – stolen vehicle
1200 block of Faller – warrant arrest
2100 block of Webster – field interview 1700 block of Palm – field interview
1000 block of Florence – vehicle reposses-
sion
There were 154 calls for service and 12 traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 10th – arson arrest Jensen/Bethel – injury collision
800 block of O – warrant arrest
900 block of Church – warrant arrest 1800 block of Industrial Way – warrant ar-
rest
Jensen/P – warrant arrest
400 block of K – drug paraphernalia arrest 2200 block of Florence – vehicle reposses-
sion
1200 block of Rawson – stolen vehicle
May 17
There were 38 calls for service and one traffic citation was issued on the night shift. The day shift log was not available by press time.
900 block of J – general incident
300 block of Bethel – residential burglary 300 block of O – vehicle repossession
900 block of J – public intoxication arrest 100 block of Faller – field interview
1900 block of Diamond – child neglect
May 18
There were 139 calls for service and five traffic citations were issued.
1700blockof 7th-foundproperty
600 block of O - ID theft report
1700 block of 7th - custody order violation 1200blockof J-Followupregarding
prior case, located missing person
1200 block of Sanger – general incident Church/Indianola – assault with deadly
weapon
2700 block of Gloria – mental health evalu-
ation
900 block of Academy – battery 400 block of Faller – grand theft
May 19
There were 99 calls for service and six traffic citations were issued.
400blockof Academy-felonywarrant arrest
600blockof I-probationwarrantarrest 300 block of Bethel – probation violation 3000blockof Sterling–assaultwith
deadly weapon
May 20
There were 106 calls for service and four traffic citations were issued.
9th/L - arrest of subject for prior burglary and probation violation.
9th/Academy - theft report
1500 block of Brehler - incident report 9th/Bethel - DUI and warrant arrest 400 block of Greenwood - domestic vio-
lence arrest
600 block of Academy - commercial bur-
glary
300 block of Bethel - sex offense investiga-
tion
The Fresno County Fruit Trail opens tomorrow
The Better Business Bu- reau (BBB) serving Central California and Inland Empire counties is issuing a warning regarding the Chicago online business Cashnowoffer.com.
Cashnowoffer.com adver- tises a program to buy back diabetic test strips from patients, however, when BBB investigated the company,
it found over 200 consum- ers nationwide had never received payment.
To date, Cashnowoffer. com has 254 complaints, 71 negative reviews, and an "F" rating from BBB, which is the lowest possible rating.
There are 7 consumers in our service area who have
been affected.
In their complaints, con-
sumers allege they sent a shipment of diabetic testing strips to the business, with an understanding from the busi- ness that payment would be made within 24 hours. They allege the business failed to provide any payment after shipment was received, and they failed to receive an an- swer from the business after contacting it regarding the status of their payment.
The BBB will continue to monitor complaints, but advises any consumer to be aware of this business and the pattern of consumer al- legations.
Contributed
The 15th season of the Fresno County Fruit Trail is off to a fruitful start in 2018, said Kristi Johnson of the Fresno County Office of Tour- ism
Farm stands and stores are already featuring fresh picked strawberries, blueber-
ries, blackberries, raspber- ries, cherries, apricots, peaches and nectarines, said Johnson.
On Friday, May 25 at 10 a.m., the sponsors of the award winning trail will
hold an opening ceremony
of the 15th season of fresh fruit, hometown festivals and old-fashioned hospitality for
visitors and locals alike. The opening ceremony
and media reception for the Fruit Trail will be at Simo- nian Farms at 2629 S. Clovis Ave.
The Fruit Trail is similar to a wine trail with stops for visitors to taste and purchase the local produce fresh from the farm, said Johnson.
The Trail is a cooperative public private partnership bringing together Fresno County, partner cities, mem- ber stops, and trail partners.
Fruit Trail maps can be found online, at member stands/stores and at cham- bers of commerce and visitor centers throughout eastern Fresno County.
Funeral services today
for former police Sgt. Jack
Hernandez who patrolled
Sanger for 25 years
Sgt. Jack Hernandez
Herald staff report
Former Sanger police ser- geant Jack Hernandez died May 16.
Hernandez served Sanger as a police officer and ser- geant for 25 years, from 1969 to 1994.
A funeral mass will be celebrated for Hernandez at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 24 at St. Mary's Catholic Church on O Street in Sanger.
A graveside service will immediately follow at St. Peter's Cemetery in Fresno at 264 North Blythe Ave.
A post on the Sanger police Facebook page said, "He passed on to police a new beat in Heaven on May 16, 2018. He had a reputation for being a tough and strong
cop who kept his beat in order. He was also kind and compassionate with those in need, but criminals had a respect and fear of him. The men and women of Sanger PD wish to express our sincerest condolences to the family of Jack (Ascencion) Hernandez."
Another post on the police Facebook page said, "We have seen a tremendous outpour- ing of support and love for
the Hernandez family. We extend our deepest sympathy to them during this difficult time. Jack Hernandez was clearly a special man and police officer. The comments indicate that he made a lasting impact on the lives of many and touched many in special ways."
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Directory
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CALVARY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
1128 N. Street, Sanger
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.
Have FAITH In God. Mark 11:22
Pastor and Mrs. Masis Kayaian Call (559) 392-3391
CHURCH OF CHRIST
1518 Cherry Street (Corner of “P” Street) Sanger, CA 93657
SUNDAY - Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
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