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Police still investigating apparent kidnap attempt at Lincoln school
Caltrans accelerates repairs on State Route 168 in Fresno County
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Herald staff report
Sanger police are still investigating an apparent kidnapping attempt that oc- curred on Oct. 16 at Lincoln Elementary School.
According to police, a
10-year old student was waiting to be picked up after school when two Hispanic men in a blue or teal colored car tried to lure her into the vehicle.
Police say the men told the girl they knew her mom and
Caltrans will continue re- pairs to 59 drainage culverts and more than 40 lane miles of State Route 168 in eastern Fresno County due to funds generated by Senate Bill 1 (SB 1), the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017.
“It’s our job to make
sure that California’s roads perform well in all seasons,” said Caltrans Director Laurie Berman. “SB 1 is making this drainage project possible now, to reduce the threat of flooding as we transition into fall and winter.”
The number of vehicles that travel this winding, two-lane stretch of road on
a daily basis varies from about 1,000 at Kaiser Pass, to approximately 9,000 in the foothills near Auberry Road.
Freight trucks make up about 10 percent of the total traffic volume, the majority of which have more than five
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 PoliceLogfor October15-21
October 15
There were 97 calls for service, 11 traffic citations were issued and five patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
1200 block of Sanger – vandalism to a vehicle
1000 block of Cherry – stolen vehicle
2600 block of Jensen – assault on a peace officer/ ADW/
arson/ vandalism arrest
11th/Academy- fieldinterview
1600 block of James - missing person North/Bennet Way - recovered stolen vehicle Academy/Annadale - warrant arrest
October 16
There were 179 calls for service, 17 traffic citations were issued and four patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
1000 block of Bethel – students were caught with contra- band on campus
900 block of Academy – illegal lodging arrest
2500 block of Jensen – mental health report
1000 block of Bethel – students fighting on campus 500 block of J – drugs and warrant arrest
1700 block of 14th – attempted kidnapping
2100 block of 7th - found property report 9th/L-fieldinterview
October 17
There were 169 calls for service, 25 traffic citations were issued and three patrol checks of Sanger Park were reported.
900 block of Academy – field interview
2400 block of Tamarack – vehicle burglary
2500 block of Jensen – mental health report
200 block of Academy – possession of meth arrest
900 block of Academy – illegal lodging arrest
500 block of Faller - general incident regarding hit and run 2500 block of Jensen - threats over text message report 400 block of Academy - recovered stolen vehicle (not at
park)
October 18
There were 177 calls for service and seven traffic citations were issued.
600 block of Faller – attempted kidnapping from last month - incident was just reported
400 block of Academy – resisting arrest (Sanger Park) 2500 block of 7th – missing child/ located
11th/N – warrant arrest
1700 7th St. – court order violation/ counter report
1000 block of Bethel – general incident/reported gun was
unfounded
2000 block of 10th – vehicle repossession
300 block of North - theft report from city yard 2700 block of Jensen - warrant arrest
October 19
There were 149 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
1200 block of K – traffic collision
500 block of Tait – general incident regarding theft. 500 block of 5th – vehicle repossession 800blockofBethel –fieldinterview
800 block of Academy – report regarding threats 1100 block of Tucker – sex offense
1100 block of Hoag – deceased person (medical) 800 block of L – warrant arrest
1700 7th St. – lost property report
1700 7th St. – petty theft report 900blockofAcademy-DUIarrest
900 block of Academy - public Intoxication arrest
800 block of N - armed robbery
1300 block of 7th - field interview
1800 block of Academy - field interview 1800 block of Jensen - burglary
October 20
There were 147 calls for service and three traffic citations were issued.
1200 block of J – vandalism
1800 blockofJ–domesticviolencearrest
1300 block of J – domestic violence arrest
400 block of Academy – field interview
400 block of Academy – field interview
900 block of Church – field interview
2500 block of 9th – general incident report regarding pos-
session of narcotics
1700 block of 10th – general incident regarding a distur-
bance
2900 block of 3rd – general incident regarding a domestic
disturbance
Bethel/Church – report of shots fired, unfounded
1300 block of Church – field interrogation
100 block of Faller – subject check (warrant arrest)
1100 block of Geary – family disturbance
900 block of Harrison – residential burglary
1500 Block of 5th St.- domestic violence (arrest)
800 block of Bethel – vandalism
1300 block of 7th – subject check, possession of drug para-
phernalia (arrest)
October 21
There were 74 calls for service and no traffic citations were issued.
1300 block of J – stolen vehicle
1200 block of I – field interview
4th/Academy – field interview
Academy/Hwy180 – field interview
1700 block of Jensen – field interview
2500 block of Jensen – injury collision, vehicle vs. pedes-
trian
800 block of Edgar – restraining order violation 2500 block of 5th – domestic disturbance 400blockofOatman –stolenvehicle
400 block of Oatman – armed robbery
By Sam Yniguez
axles, that contribute to wear and tear on the roadway.
“The spike in seasonal travel to recreational loca- tions on State Route 168 makes this project invalu- able,” said Caltrans district director Sharri Bender Ehlert.
“Residents, local busi- nesses and tourists rely heavily on this road and the improvements we’re making will benefit the community for years to come.”
The nearly $26 million project was awarded to Cal Valley Construction Inc., which will focus on refur- bishing drainage culverts and making long-lasting pavement repairs from just east of Prather to Hunting- ton Lake. Work began in mid-October, and continues Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with traffic controls in effect.
Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead for delays of up to 15 minutes, obey flagging
personnel, and to be work zone alert.
The work schedule is subject to change due to traffic incidents, weather, availability of equipment and/or materials, and other construction-related issues.
More information and updates on projects can be found at http://www.dot. ca.gov/d6/projects/ or on Twitter via @CaltransDist6.
SB1 provides an ongoing funding increase of approxi- mately $1.8 billion annually for the maintenance and rehabilitation of the state highway system. SB 1 funds will enable Caltrans to fix more than 17,000 lane miles of pavement, 500 bridges and 55,000 culverts by 2027.
Caltrans is committed to conducting its business in a fully transparent manner and detailing its progress to the public. For complete details on SB 1, visit http://www. rebuildingca.ca.gov/.
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could take her home. When the student asked the men if they knew her last name, and they did not, she ran back onto campus.
Due to her age, she could not provide a detailed description of the suspects' vehicle, said police.
Sanger Unified says it
is working with the Sanger Police Department and will continue to do so.
Officers are attempting
to obtain video feeds from any homes in the area having video surveillance cameras.
If you observed any suspi- cious activity or have any information that might be helpful to this investigation, you are urged to contact officer Angela Yambupah at (559) 875-8521.
Mark Tsutsui
A Celebration of Life Memorial Service for Mark S. Tsu- tsui of Hanford will be held at 10 a.m. on Nov. 2 at Dopkins Dinuba Funeral Chapel.
Mr. Tsutsui, 67, died on Oct. 19, 2018. He was a retail store
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manager.
He is survived by wife Mary Tsutsui; sons Mark Tsutsui
Jr., Christopher Tsutsui and Nathan Tsutsui; sister Carol Tsu- tsui Roberson; and three grandchildren.
Dopkins Dinuba Funeral Chapel made the arrangements.
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