Page 2 - Sanger Herald 9-27-18 E-edition

September 17
There were 180 calls for service, 16 traffic citations were issued and eight patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
Academy/California – field interview
11th/P – domestic violence restraining order violation/ arrest
1700 block of DeWitt – false checks/ scam
1300 block of Church – possession of meth/ arrest
100 block of Academy – vehicle reposses- sion
300 block of L – field interview
2100 block of 5th – vandalism/ slashed tires 1000 block of 5th – petty theft Millwood/Tucker – drug arrest
7th/L – bicycle stop, citation
1700 block of 7th – missing person
9th/N – bicycle stop, possession of drug
paraphernalia arrest
September 18
There were 157 calls for service, 18 traffic citations were issued and five patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
1700 7th St. - sex registrant
900 block of Almond – field interview
800 block of Rawson – residential burglary 7th/L – field interview
300 block of Bethel – vehicle repossession
Homicide investigation arrests
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018 PoliceLogfor September17-23
400 block of Academy – warrant arrest (Sanger Park)
1700 7th St. - sex registrant
1800 block of Academy – drug and warrant arrest
400blockofTait–rentalpropertyscam
400 block of Academy – warrant arrest (Sanger Park)
1900 block of 4th – vehicle repossession 1700 7th St. - sex registrant
800 block of Sequoia – attempt pick-up of
wanted felon arrest
1500 block of Edgar – recovery of stolen
vehicle
There were 161 calls for service and 18 traffic citations were issued.
1000 block of J – domestic violence arrest 1900 block of Webster – warrant arrest 1500 block of Edgar – stolen vehicle
1700 7th St. – criminal registration
700 block of Faller – incident report (pos- sible obstruction to peace officer)
800 block of West – warrant arrest
400 block of Tucker – robbery
900 block of Harrison – missing person 2200 block of Acacia Dr. – incident report 1100blockof Muscat–possessionofdrug
paraphernalia arrest
September 20
There were 145 calls for service, 14 traffic citations were issued and three patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
Jensen /O – traffic collision
1700 7th St. – sex registrant failed to regis- ter arrest
700blockof West–domesticviolencear- rest
800 block of Academy – traffic collision/ happened yesterday
2700 block of Jensen – warrant and drug arrests (three arrested)
1400 block of Park – sex crime involving a minor
600 block of J – Welfare and institutions hold placed on a newborn. CPS relocated the
Oscar Mitchell
A graveside service for Mr. Oscar Woodson Mitchell of Sanger was held on Sept. 26 at Sanger Cemetery.
Mr. Mitchell, 73, died Sept. 20, 2018. He was an electric mo- tor repairman for Sanger Electric.
Victoria Gloria Leavitt
November 17, 1923 - September 21, 2018
Resident of San Jose
Victoria Villalobos Leavitt, 94, was born in Kingsburg, CA. in 1923, the 11th of 12 chil- dren of Joseph and Frances Vil- lalobos. A few years later, the family moved to Sanger, CA. a few miles away. Victoria gradu- ated from Sanger high school in 1941, and moved to San Francisco to begin training at St. Mary’s college of Nursing. After graduation, she met and married a young man in the navy, John Leavitt. They had 5 children.
The family lived in San Francisco for 7 years before mov- ing to San Leandro, where they lived for 10 years. Becoming self-employed meant a move to San Jose, where they have lived for 54 years. Victoria was a nurse in San Francisco, then in Castro Valley at Eden Hospital, and the school nurse at St. Christopher’s school in San Jose. After retiring from nurs- ing, she became the private legal secretary for her husband John’s Patent office for 25 years. She was an active member of the St. Christopher’s Ladies Guild, Catholic Daughters of America, and St. Christopher’s parish.
She is survived by her husband of 71 years, John; three children: David Leavitt, Mark Leavitt, and Ann Leavitt Farah- mand (Bob), grandchildren Christopher Walter (Terry); Dan (Danielle) and Nick Morton; John (Mehrak), James (Kim), and Robert (Kacey) Farahmand; Hillary (Doug) Kotar; and 12 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandson. She was predeceased by daughter Catherine, son Andrew, and granddaughter Josselyn Leavitt.
Family and friends are invited to attend a Vigil Service Wednesday, September 26, 2018 at 7 pm at LIMA-CAMPAG- NA-ALAMEDA MISSION CHAPEL, 600 S. Second Street, San Jose, CA 95112, with Visitation beginning at 5 pm.
Funeral Mass Thursday, September 27, 2018 at 12 pm at St. Christopher Church, 2278 Booksin Avenue (At Curtner), San Jose. Interment will take place on Friday, September 28,
September 19
child.
2400 block of Jensen – general incident/
trespassing advisement
1500 block of Brehler – petty theft
400 block of Academy – public intoxication
arrest
900 block of Grace – domestic violence ar-
rest
There were 118 calls for service, three traffic citations were issued and nine patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
1800blockof IndustrialWay–general incident regarding harassment
2200blockof Mary–warrantarrest 400 block of Academy – field interview 3rd/Hill – field interview
200 block of Academy – counterfeit cur-
rency
1200 block of J– gang injunction violation
and probation arrest
12th/P –field interview Jensen/Bethel – DUI arrest 1300 block of 12th – disturbance
September 22
There were 115 calls for service, one traf- fic citation was issued and two patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
1300 block of P – warrant arrest
900 block of Faller – general incident re- garding a disturbance
100 block of Fairbanks – petty theft report 900 block of O – deceased person 1900blockof Sequoia–generalincident
regarding a disturbance
Church/J – subject check, possession of
narcotics arrest
1900 block of Cherry – grand theft
800 block of Academy – disturbance (war-
rant arrest)
5th/J – DUI arrest
500 block of Tucker – accidental self-in-
flicted gunshot wound, minor injury
September 23
There were 89 calls for service, one traffic citation was issued and six patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
400 block of O – field interview
Bethel/Jensen – general incident regarding a domestic disturbance
9th/K – warrant arrest
2500 block of 5th – stolen vehicle
1400 block of 8th – vehicle burglary Annadale/Newmark – subject check, pos-
session of drug paraphernalia arrest 7th/Academy – mental health hold 600 block of J – stolen vehicle
300 block of Bethel – stolen vehicle
September 21
Staff report
Two men have been charged with murder with special circumstances in the death of a Parlier resident Pedro "Tito" Garcia in April.
Miguel Corona, 26, of Parlier and Jose Luis Cervantes, 20, of Selma, suspected of being involved with Garcia's death by gunshot, are being held in the Tulare County Jail while awaiting trial in Tulare County Superior Court, said Sanger police chief Silver Ro- drigez.
Obituary
Sanger police became the lead investiga- tors after Garcia's body was found in a build- ing in the 13000 block of East Lincoln Ave., southeast of Sanger.
After an extensive investigation in collabo- ration with Tulare County Sheriff’s investiga- tors, the suspects were arrested on June 28.
The charges were filed on Sept. 12. Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact Detective Abraham Ruiz
at the Sanger Police Department at (559) 399- 8027.
He is survived by wife Sharon Mae Mitchell of Sanger; sons Phillip Mitchell and wife Connie of San Jose and Jeff Mitchell and wife Sheila of Georgia; daughter Susi Greene and husband Steven of Alabama; brothers Walter Red Mitch- ell of Reedley and Charles Mitchell of Arkansas; mother-in- law Kay Simpson of Sanger; eight grandchildren; and two great grandchildren.
Wallin's Sanger Funeral Home made the arrangements.
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