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SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 PoliceLogfor July9-15
July 9
There were 132 calls for service and 10 traffic cita- tions were issued
1900blockofWeber – petty theft
1700blockof7th –cus- tody order violation
1400blockofFaller –de- ceased person
200blockofAcademy – vandalism arrest
1700blockof7th –iden- tity theft
2000blockofAcademy – warrant arrest
400blockofHarrison – warrant arrest
200 block of Academy – warrant arrest
10th/Rawson – warrant arrest
1200blockof J –warrant arrest
July 10
There were 150 calls for service and 10 traffic cita- tions were issued
1300blockofOlive –at- tempted pick up of wanted person warrant arrest
1300 block of 9th – bi- cycle stop warrant arrest
1300blockofOlive –sub- ject check warrant arrest
9th/P – subject check, field interrogation
800blockofHarrison – attempted pick up of wanted person warrant arrest
2500blockof5th –reck- less driver warrant arrest
6th/Hawley – subject check warrant arrest
800 block of O – vehicle stop warrant arrest
100 block of Academy – suspicious person on the tracks warrant arrest
Jensen/Bethel – possession of firearm arrest
July 11
There were 134 calls for service and 15 traffic cita- tions were issued
2200 block of Sterling – petty theft from a vehicle 1700blockofCherry –
probation search of a resi- dence
1700blockof7th –previ- ously occurred but not re- ported domestic disturbance
1000blockofNorth –traf- fic collision
1500blockof4th –gen- eral incident regarding a
possible child abuse
400 block of Academy –
field interview Academy/Jensen – field
interview 1300blockofAnnadale –
domestic violence arrest 7th/Academy – field inter-
view
July 12
There were 141 calls for service and nine traffic cita- tions were issued.
1900blockofDiamond – attempted pickup of wanted subject warrant arrest
400blockofAcademy – patrol check and subject check warrant arrest
Bethel/Jensen – non-inju- ry vehicle collision
10th/Q – Vehicle stop, field interrogation
500blockofP –lewdand lascivious acts with a child arrest
1100 block of 4th – gen-
eral incident regarding an altercation
2700 block of Jensen – field interview
1500blockof5th –vehicle repossession
July 13
There were 127 calls for service and one traffic cita- tion was issued
Academy/Jensen - non injury collision
1700 block of 7th - domes- tic violence restraining order violation
1700 block of 7th - lost cell phone
700 block of Palm - re- turned runaway, child abuse investigation
1700 block of 7th - fraud report, locked cell phone scam
800blockof Tucker– general incident disturbance between sisters
3100 block of Mary – do-
mestic battery arrest 1600 block of Brehler –
domestic violence arrest
July 14
There were 152 calls for service and 12 traffic cita- tions were issued
2500blockof 9th –ve- hicle vandalism
2400 block of Almond – narcotics report
9th/K – DUI arrest
July 15
There were 93 calls for service and two traffic cita- tions were issued.
800 block of Annadale- trespass order issued regarding female causing disturbance
1100 block of O - missing person report
1100 block of O – missing person returned
400 block of Academy – field interview
New members of the Sanger firefighters' family welcomed
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Sanger's newest firefighter/paramedic Joshua Brockett with wife Evie and daughters Vivian and Presly. Joshua was sworn in last Friday.
Just part of a day's work ...
"It's all part of a day's work," said police chief Silver Rodriguez. "It's all part of a day's work," echoed fire chief Greg Tarascou. They were talking about what police officers Sergio Arguello and Joshua Calderon and firefight- ers Michael Pallas and Kacey King recently did to save the lives of two brothers trapped in compact car in a canal, on its roof and partially submerged in four feet of water. The training room at the fire department was at first filled with police officers and firefighters, there to watch Claudia Salinas from Senator Andy Vidak's office present Senate Certificates of Recognition to the four lifesavers. Then, as though to emphasize the theme "It's all part of a day's work," firefighters - including Pallas and King - began to respond to bells and whistles and hurry out of the room to speed off on fire trucks and an ambulance. Tarascou accepted the certificates on behalf of his firefighters who were involved in just another day's work of saving someone's life.
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Obituaries
Feliz 60th Aniversario
Myanuel
Elizabeth Teran
De parte de su familia que los aman mucho.
Gilbert/Lidia Montelongo y Efrain/Blanca Teran. Nietos: Chris/Corina Montelongo,
Mark Montelongo, Taylor/Amanda Guerra, Amber/Jordan/Ethan Teran. Bisnietos: Lexi, Ava y Annalise
Rachel Ulibarri Terry (Cortez)
fell asleep in death surrounded
by her husband, children, and
grandchildren on Wednesday, July 11,
2018 at the age of 77. She was preceded in death by her parents Elvira and Bernardo Ulibarri and her rst husband, John Cortez. She was born February 20, 1941 in Parlier, California and at the age of 16 moved to Sanger, California where she spent the rest of her days. She married John Cortez in 1957. ey were happily married for nearly 46 years until John’s death in 2003. Together with John they parented four Children: John Jr., Nadine, Brian, and Rachelle. In 2007 she married Ernest Terry. ey were happily married for nearly 11 years. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and great-
grandmother. Her loving and caring spirit and heartfelt compassion touched the hearts of
all her family and friends.
Memorial Services will be held Saturday July 21st at 2:00pm at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses at 145 N. Academy,
Sanger, CA.
Teresa Prado
A funeral mass for Mrs. Teresa Maria Cruz Prado of Sanger was celebrated on July 17 at St. Mary’s New Catholic Church in Sanger.
Mrs. Prado, 86, died July 8, 2018. She was a homemaker.
She is survived by sons Jose De Jesus Prado of Selma, Hilario Prado of Mexico, Conrrado Prado of Reedley and Raul, Manuel, Conrrado and Rene Prado of Sanger; daughters Evangelina Prado of Mexico, Ernestina Prado of Fresno and Elisa Prado Ibarra, Estolia Silva, Elena Silva,Teresa Hernan- dez and Gabriela Prado of Sanger; 46 grandchildren; 39 great grandchildren; and one great, great grandchild.
Arrangements were made by Wallin’s Sanger Funeral Home.
Mary Rangel
A funeral mass concluded for Mrs. Mary E. Rangel of Sanger was celebrated on July 17 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Sanger.
Mrs. Rangel, 73, died on July 10, 2018. She was a Fresno County care taker.
She is survived by son Guadalupe Falcon of Sanger; daugh- ters Mary Jane Falcon of Raisin City and Patricia Falcon of Sanger; brother Leo Rangel of Fresno; sisters Teresa Serrano, Connie Galvan and Perry Banuelos of Sanger and Anna Ca- landra of Clovis; 12 grandchildren; and two great grandchil-
Charles Raper
Longtime Sanger resident, Charles Raper, passed away peacefully on July 8th with fam- ily by his side after a prolonged illness.
Charles is survived by his
brother Gary Raper and his wife
Gail Cervo-Raper of San Jose;
his daughter Lori Hawkyard and
her husband Keith Hawkyard;
grandchildren Tyler, Hilary, Liam,
Erika, Travis, Samantha, and Ari; and his dear friends John and Jo Anne Wate.
Charles was preceded in death by his wife Sally Grainger Raper in 1965.
Special thanks to John and Jo Anne Wate for shar- ing their home and generosity with Charlie for most of the last year. The family also greatly appreciates the caring service provided by Dr. Kang and the staff at Golden Living in Sanger.
We will honor Charlie with a graveside service at the Sanger Cemetery on July 20, 2018 at 10:00am. Friends will be invited to share
a few thoughts during the service, if desired.
dren.
Mrs. Rangel was prececeded in death by her brother Ted
Rangel; sisters Irene Medrano and Alice Martinez; and par- ents Eluterio and Juana Rangel.
Arrangements were made by Wallin’s Sanger Funeral Home.
In Memoriam
Joseph “Joe” Scholar
January 21, 1933 — July 18, 2006
Gone But Never
Forgotten With Our Love
and Precious Memories.
Your wife, Nell, and children, Joanie & Kevin Ashford, Diana and Dr. Tom Carmichael, Tom Scholar; grandchildren, Cody and Leslie Ashford, Kathryn Ashford, Zach Ashford,
Chap Carmichael and Grant Carmichael
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