Page 2 - Sanger Herald 6-21-18 E-edition

June 11
There were 130 calls for service and five traffic citations were is- sued.
1400 block of Circle Dr. – stolen vehicle recovery
500 block of Academy – warrant arrest
1800 block of Academy – com- mercial burglary
1800 block of Swan – identity theft
1700 block of 7th – incident re- port (possible financial elder abuse) 2500 block of 15th– mental health
evaluation
2300blockof Lorena –domestic
violence arrest
300 block of Greenwood – Sex
offense
700blockof Millwood–vehicle
repossession 10th/O–fieldinterview Annadale/Olive – field interview 8th/N – drug paraphernalia ar-
rest
1500blockofBrehler –mental
health evaluation
June 12
There were 138 calls for service and 12 traffic citations were issued.
1700 block of 7th – fraud report
1700 block of 7th – missing per- son report
900 block of O – warrant arrest
1300blockofJensen–hitand runtrafficcollision
1500blockofGreenwood–Inci- dentreport(possiblechildneglect)
500blockofWest–non-injury traffic collision
400 block of Greenwood – field interview
1400 block of North – warrant arrest
300 block of Bethel – restraining order violation
5th/Bethel – field interview
1200 block of Rawson – runaway 1400 block of K – restraining
order violation
1400 block of K – vandalism 2200blockof Jenni–felonin
possession of ammunition arrest 1300 block of Academy – hit and
June 13
There were 151 calls for service and 15 traffic citations were issued.
1700blockof7th–criminalreg- istration
3000 block of Holt – runaway
1700blockof7th –criminal registration
500 block of Hawley – identity theft
1700 block of 7th – custody ex- change dispute
2300 block of Vine - violation of a domesticviolencerestrainingorder
1700blockof Cherry–public intoxicationarrest
800blockofAcademy–posses- sionoffirearmarrest
Bethel/Jensen – traffic collision 1200 block of P – field interview. 1100 block of Academy – bur-
glary
June 14
There were 133 calls for service andseven trafficcitationswere issued.
1700 block of 7th - lost property report
900 block of J - warrant arrest
400blockofAcademy-warrant arrest
1000 block of Bethel - child
2700 block of Jensen – warrant arrest
7th/J –abandonedvehicletowed
2700 block of Jensen – trespass/ drug arrest
June 16
There were 143 calls for service and three traffic citations were is- sued.
2200 block of Jenni - deceased person report, death appears natu- ral at this time
2100blockof Jensen-petty theft from front yard
5th/West-mentalhealthhold, possessionofmethpipe,chargesto befiled.
2200blockof Myrtle–field interview
800 block of Academy – stolen vehicle recovery
June 17
There were 105 calls for service and three traffic citations were is- sued.
800 block of O - probation viola- tion, drug possession arrest
2700 block of Jensen - vehicle theft
400 block of O – child endanger- ment
300 block of Bethel – domestic violence
SANGER HERALD 2A THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018
Police Log for run
June 11-17
abuse
1700blockof7th -IDtheftre-
port
1700 block of 7th - fraud report 400 block of Academy - traffic
collision
1700 block of 7th - theft report 2200 block of 7th - mental health
evaluation
Cherry/Richard – field interview
June 15
There were 136 calls for service and eight traffic citations were is- sued.
2300blockof Vine-IDtheft report
1700blockof7th -lostproperty report
2700blockof Moir-custody order violation report
1700 block of 7th - custody order violation report
1700 block of 7th - mental health report
1000 block of Recreation - cus- tody order violation report
400 block of Academy – field interview
Bennett Way/Hume – arrest for drugs
900 block of Church – lost wallet report
1200 block of Lyon – vandalism to a fence
2018 Sanger Unified School District Food Service Program
SangerUnifiedSchoolDistrictisparticipatingintheSummerFoodServiceProgram. Mealswillbeprovided for all children from 1 to 18 years of age without charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex or disability, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service.
Meals will be provided on these dates at the sites and times as follows:
June 12 through July 6 (Monday - Friday): Sanger High School Breakfast: 9:00 am – 10:30 am Lunch: 10:40 am – 12:30 pm
June 12 through July 6 (Monday – Friday): Washington Academic Middle School
June 12 through June 29 (Monday-Friday): Lincoln Elementary and JohnWashElementary
Breakfast: 9:30 am – 10:30 am Lunch: 11:30 pm – 12:30 pm
Breakfast: 7:30 am – 8:30 am
Lunch: 11:00am-12:30pm ___________________________________________________________________________________
June 12 through June 29 (Monday-Friday): Madison Elementary Breakfast: 7:30 am – 8:30 am Lunch: 11:45am-12:45pm
___________________________________________________________________________________
June11throughAugust3(Monday-Friday): SangerCommunityCenter LunchOnly: 12:00pm–1:00pm (closed July 4)
For more information call 524-7620, Jannette Garcia or Colleen Blagg
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November 27, 1937 ~ June 15, 2018
Jack McElroy, of Fresno, passed away on June 15, 2018.
Jack was born on November 27, 1937, to John Stuart and Helen McElroy on Belvedere in Marin County. He was a proud veteran of the US Navy and member of the Clovis Elks.
In addition, Jack loved the many adventures he and his family would take each summer in the motor home. Although he may be gone these are memories that his family will treasure forever.
Jack is survived by his wife of 39 years, Joy; two daughters, Micki and Craig Sorensen; Penny and Steve Wharton; and son, Doug and Nicole Grote. He also leaves behind ve granddaughters, one grandson.
Graveside services will be held to celebrate Jack’s life on June 25, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. at the Reedley Cemetery. Remembrances can be made to the Amputee Coalition, 900 East Hill Avenue, Suite 390, Knoxville, TN 37915.
Carmen Madrid Macias
Carmen Madrid Macias, 91, of Sanger passed away peacefully on May 30, 2018 with her fam-
ily by her side.
She was born Sept. 3, 1926, in New Mexico, though most of her life was spent in California. She at- tended Sanger Union Vaca- tion Church School, and she married David Macias Jr. on Nov. 26, 1950, in a ceremony in Sanger.
Among many admired qualities,
she was known for her grand sense of style and playful wit. She was a tireless and loving supporter of her six children’s academic, athletic and work ambitions. You wouldn’t find a more enthusiastic fan of Elvis Presley, a perfect pursuit considering her love of song and dance.
A spirited holiday host and talented chef, she loved to be called “Charmin’ Carmen.” She was a devout Catholic who prayed for her family daily.
She is survived by husband David, sons David Macias III, George M. Macias and Mark Macias as well as daughters Marlene J. Mabray, Shirley Macias and Diana L. Copeland.
She has a surviving sister, Diane Krider, 10 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by daughter Loretta Marie Macias, grandson Darrell Copeland III and great grandson Ryder Brock Macias.
The family would like to thank Golden Living Center staff, especially nurse Martha for her com- passion and care. Thank you to hospice nurse Manpreet, her longtime caregiver Lupita Camare- na, Wallin Funeral Home and General Manager Erlinda Valdez. Thank you to family and friends for your thoughts, prayers, support, plants and flowers.
sues involving detention facilities.
One committee of the 2017-2018 grand jury was dedicated to investigating issues with Sanger's Measure S public safety tax fund.
The grand jury receives complaints and comments from the public, often through an online form
that citizens can fill out and submit, and investigates accordingly. Investigations can also be initiated from an individual grand juror.
To conduct an investiga- tion a subcommittee inter- views involved parties and gathers information.
“They (grand jurors)
are not told how to do it or guided in things that they should or shouldn’t look at,” Oliver said.
The grand jury is not ac- countable to elected officials or government employees and its recommendations and findings should be unbiased and impartial, Oliver said.
After a subcommittee conducts an investigation and writes a report with its find- ings and recommendations, the report must be adopted by the entire grand jury before it is released.
Once the grand jury re- leases a report, the agency or parties involved have 60 days
to respond if a governmental agency or 90 days if a non- governmental group.
“The real power of the grand jury comes when they can release a report to the public,” jury and public services manager Spears said. “But sometimes just by investigating the changes may come about.”
Candidates for the grand jury can be nominated by a current grand jury member, by a judge or they can nomi- nate themselves.
The Fresno Superior Court has already empaneled the 19 persons who will make
up the Fresno County Grand Jury from July 2018 through June 2019.
Grand jury applications are available at www.fresno. courts.ca.gov or by calling the Fresno Superior Court juror services manager at (559) 457-1605.
In order to be eligible for the grand jury applicants must: be a citizen of the United States; be 18 years of age or older; be a resident of Fresno County for at least one year prior to selection; be in possession of natural faculties, ordinary intelli- gence, sound judgment, fair character; have sufficient
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