[El Dorado County Sheriff's Office]

EDSO has cleared the scene and unable to locate Steven. If you happen to see him, please contact EDSO.

The El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office is currently looking for 50 year old Steven Petree, who has an active Felony Arrest warrant for robbery. Steve was just seen in a stolen vehicle in the area of the Coloma Club. This is the area of Highway 49 near Marshall Road and Lotus Road. The vehicle Steve was driving was found and deputies, including air support, searched the area for him. If you see any suspicious activity in this area, please contact 911.

Steven is a white male, approximately 6 feet tall and 195 pounds. Steven has brown hair and brown eyes.

Included is a recent booking photograph of Steven.
 

[Placer County DA Release]

 Lloyd Dylan Jones, 37, of Placerville was sentenced yesterday to 10 years in state prison for stalking and making criminal threats by the Honorable Michael Jones. The sentencing comes after a Placer County jury convicted Jones on June 27th, 2018, for numerous counts of Stalking in violation of section 646.9(a) of the Penal Code, Criminal Threats in violation of section 422(a) of the Penal Code, and Disobeying Protective Order in violation of section 273.6(a) of the Penal Code.

Evidence presented at trial showed that Mr. Jones had stalked and threatened three employees of Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. He did so notwithstanding the fact that he had a Temporary Restraining Order against him in place that prohibited the defendant from contacting the victims or possessing any firearms or ammunition. Jones was also convicted of multiple weapon violations involving weapons that were found at his home. The evidence presented at trial showed that during the execution of a search warrant of the defendant’s property, law enforcement located numerous firearms including two illegal assault rifles, twenty-three high capacity magazines, two ballistic vests, and an estimated 6,000 rounds of ammunition.

The case was prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Tyson Page who was pleased that the jury and the Judge recognized the dangerousness of Mr. Jones. Paige praised the courage of the victims to come forward and testify against Jones in the case. “It was scary enough that Jones stalked and threatened these victims but to do it while possessing an arsenal of weapons is horrifying. The courage of these victims and quick response of law enforcement undoubtedly prevented a tragedy.” 

[Vickie Christensen]

Placerville, CA, July 27, 2018— Roger “Pat” Dwyer announced his candidacy for El Dorado Irrigation District Board of Directors, Division Two, recently at Boeger Winery to a capacity crowd of enthusiastic supporters. “I am grateful and humbled by the significant backing I’ve received from numerous supporters, having already raised about half of the funds I need to conduct a winning campaign,” stated Dwyer.  “It seems that people are looking for new leadership at EID.”

Pat Dwyer has been building a record of successful business management and public service for more than 40 years.  After joining the Air Force in 1967 at the lowest Airman rank, his outstanding leadership skills and work ethic ultimately led to his promotion to Captain. Pat later became the civilian director in charge of 1,500 personnel and an annual budget of over $100 million at the Sacramento Air Logistics Center on McClellan Air Force Base. He capped his stellar career by directing McClellan’s successful closure and conversion to civilian use.

“My military training shaped my core values: placing public service above self, treating people with respect and honesty, and achieving success as a team,” said Dwyer.  “A strong dose of those values at EID would benefit us all,” he added.
 
Pat’s education includes bachelor and master’s degrees in Business and a master’s in Accounting. He taught college students in Operations Management for sixteen years, being named “Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Member” at Golden Gate University in 2003.

Pat Dwyer and his family have lived in El Dorado County since 2005. During that time, he has given back to the community in many ways. He has served eight years on Mother Lode Rehabilitation Enterprises Board of Directors, five years on the board of Diamond Springs-El Dorado Fire Protection District, and 
twelve years on the boards of County Fire Safe Councils. Dwyer has been instrumental in obtaining $2 million in funding for County Fire Safe Councils that help make our county safer from catastrophic fire.

Dwyer is running an energetic campaign. “I’m out in the community as much as possible, meeting voters and learning their views. I’ll be holding neighborhood get-togethers and knocking on every door I can,” he said. “I’m also studying reams of information about EID, attending board meetings, and touring EID facilities so that I can hit the ground running.” 

“EID’s ratepayers want reliable, affordable services without a lot of drama,” said Dwyer. “My message to the voters is, ‘Put me on the job.  With my record of steady, ethical and collaborative leadership, I know I can deliver for you.’”

Team Dwyer invites you to add your name to the growing list of those who endorse Pat and support his election. Please go to http://www.patdwyer4eid.com/#endorse.

Pat Dwyer, El Dorado Irrigation District Board, Division 2, 2018 Endorsement List as of 7-26-18

• El Dorado County Chamber of Commerce
• Placerville Fruit Growers Association
• Greg Boeger, Owner Boeger Winery
• Ann Wofford, Owner Wofford Winery
• Brian Veerkamp, Supervisor EDC
• Jack Sweeney, Supervisor -Retired EDC
• Ron Thompson, Owner Thompsons Toyota
• Bryan Ransdell, Firefighter DSED FPD
• Tom Cumpston, Retired EID General Counsel
• Andy Nevis
• Jan DeZonia, Retired Computer Services
• Larry DeZonia, Retired Computer Services
• Mike Thomas, Real Estate Broker
• Ellen Day, Business Owner Pride Realty
• Nancy Cramer, Retired
• Russ Warden, Business Owner
• Stephen Ferry, Citizen
• Carolyn Mansfield, Owner Goldbug Farms
• Ron Mansfield, Owner Goldbug Farms
• Mike Beals, Owner Beals Orchard
• Joe Keating, Engineer
• Gael Barsotti, Owner Barsotti Juice
• David Girard, Owner Girard Vineyards
• Tom Sinton, Owner Starfield Vineyards
• Lloyd Walker, Owner Walker Vineyards
• Doug Leisz, Owner Arrastra Vineyards
• Bob Scharpf, Owner Quartz Hill Vineyards
• Margot Scharpf, Owner Quartz Hill Vineyards
• Tim Akin, Airline Pilot
• Lynn Akin, Akin Vineyards
• Ron Sbragia, Orchard Owner
• Nemorio DeCasas, Owner Los Lomas Vineyard
• Irene DeCasas, Owner Los Lomas Vineyard
• Peter Hacker, Owner Stonehouse Vineyard
• Dano Raffetto, Owner Raffetto Enterprises
• Kurt Raffetto, Walnut Grower
• Ed Goltz, Rancher
• Charles Stephens, Owner Randolph’s Jewelers
• Harry Norris, Retired
• Jan DeZonia, Retired Computer Services
• Larry Dezonia, Retired Computer Services
• Mike Anderson, Retired CFO DOD
• Melissa Anderson, Business Owner
• Mike Ranalli, Supervisor EDC
• Bill George, Retired
• Linda Dwyer, Citizen
• Greg Schellhase, Senior Manager McClellan
• Jim Barone, former Director, Sacramento Air Logistics Center
• Kris Kiehne, Retired
• Merv de Haas, Retired Water Agency Executive
• Charlie Jones, Owner Lava Cap Winery
• Mark McClone, Engineer
• Jamie McClone, Citizen
• Brian Keating, Attorney
• Sandhya Yerramilli, Vineyard Owner
• Randall Rapetti, Rapetti Farms
• Evelyn Abel, Owner Abel’s Apples Acres
• Tom Heflin, Owner Rainbow Orchards
• Christine Noonan, Owner Delfino Vineyards
• Christa Campbell, Owner Rainbow Orchards
• Michael Delfino, Owner Delfino Vineyards
• Chris Delfino, Owner Delfino Vineyards
• Jeff Pecota, Builder
• Cathryn Morgan, Owner Carson Ridge Evergreens
• Linda Cardanini, Owner Vineyard
• David Bolster, Realtor
• Kirk Taylor, Owner Smokey Ridge Ranch
• David Bush, Owner Suma Kaw Vineyards
• Sheila Bush, Citizen
• Richard Bush, Retired
• Leslie Bush, Retired
• Paul Bush, Farmer
• Maggie Bush, Farmer
• Jerry Visman, Business Owner High Hill Ranch
• John Caswell, Farmer
• Brynna Dacus, Owner Gold Hill Vineyards
• Kenneth Futernick, Consultant Education
• Mike McGee, Farmer
• Angelo Cardanini, Retired
• Joan Cardanini, Retired
• Frank Ford, Consultant
• Bill Borggess, Pilot
• Ray Larsen, Apple Grower
• Steve Grace, Owner Grace Patriot
• Chris Hoover, Owner Hooverville Orchards
• Bob Witters, Owner Crystal Springs Vineyard
• Bill Snodgrass, Retired Ag Commissioner
• Maryanne Argyres, Apple Grower
• Gary Cramer, Retired
• Leanne Davis, Owner Villa Romano
• Carolyn Davis, Retired
• Jim Davis, Retired Law Enforcement
• John Ross, Retired Pacific Bell
• Mark Visman, Farmer
• Randy Hansen, Orchard Owner
• Matt Colvin, Portfolio Manager - 
 

Paid for by Ratepayers for Pat Dwyer El Dorado district Board Division 2 2018 ID no. 82-3598454 FPPC #1400544
 

[STEVE FERRY]

I had an opportunity to speak with about 50 people at the Area Planning Advisory Committee on July 11 and will now review those remarks. The topic was about building the Iron Horse High School campus on a 192 acre land parcel just south of the El Dorado Hills business park. The El Dorado Union High School District purchased this land about 10 years ago with the goal of building a new high school in 2017-18.

The vision is to build the high school with an athletic pavilion that would host tournament play. The high school would include an International swim center, a performing arts facility, and an indoor sports facility that would be large enough to host 72 wrestling teams, basketball courts, volleyball and indoor soccer would be used for youth during the week but available for tournament play on the weekends.

As we walk from Iron Horse High School to the athletic pavilion we see 20 soccer fields, 12 baseball diamonds, 12 tennis courts, 12 sand pit volleyball courts, with a river running through the entire facility creating a park like atmosphere, including chess tables, pickle ball courts and off course a complete baby sitting service.

Why have such a pavilion in El Dorado Hills? The answer is that we can create a very favorable economic atmosphere here that does not require building a bunch of homes. Besides paying entry fees on a per team basis, tournament play also creates income to the area by marketing to the first round losers who will have the opportunity to go snow skiing, river rafting, Hiking, water skiing and wine tasting. Yes there really is a lot to do in El Dorado County.

We still need a financial analysis of this program but before we do we need to launch the El Dorado Hills xityhood effort. After all there is no need to increase the counties demands for money using the net neutrality agreement between the county and our new city with the increased income from the Iron Horse athletic pavilion.

Let me mention a few of the income enhancements that come from the Iron Horse project. First, El Dorado Hills have a transit occupancy fee that is 10 person of the room rate for the hotel rooms. We increase the hotel usage because hotels notoriously have lots of empty rooms on the weekends. No longer. El Dorado Hills will also increase its restaurant business, movie business, and Town Center will get a boost that it so sorely needs. From Thursday evening until Sunday morning business will be much improved.

Folks, its time for the residents of El Dorado Hills to determine their own future or we can continue to have the county syphon off our funds and support the districts that vote against our interests. The cityhood effort will promote running on low bid contracts rather than government employees. Thank you Area Planning Advisory Committee for hosting this event.

STEVE FERRY

El Dorado Hills

[PRpond]

The following people are on the arrest log of July 28, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

First Name    Last Name        Sex    
Date Booked    Status        Age
First Charges    Description of First Charges      Bail Amount

AUSTIN    JENNINGS    AMUNDSON    M
PV    20180728    RELEASED    22    I
23152(A)/23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL    $5,000.00

KATHERIN        BUSTILLO CONTRERAS    F
LT    20180728    INCUSTODY    22    S
273.5    F    INFLICT CRPL INJ SP/COHAB    $50,000.00

WILLIAM    PAUL    CLAREN    M
PV    20180728    RELEASED    56    I
23152(A)/23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL    $15,000.00

ALBERTO        ESQUEDA    M
PV    20180728    RELEASED    30    I
23152(D)    M    DUI:ALC/.04 COMERCIAL VEH    $10,000.00

SAMANTHA    RAE    FYLSTRA    F
LT    20180728    INCUSTODY    49    E
14601.2(A)    M    DRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO    

KEVIN    WILLIAM    GRAVES    M
PV    20180728    INCUSTODY    23    E
23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT    

KENNETH    ANTHONY    KROHN    M
PV    20180728    INCUSTODY    35    E
3056    F    VIOLATION OF PAROLE:FEL    

JENNIFER    ANN    LORDA    F
PV    20180728    RELEASED    35    I
23152(A)/23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL    $10,000.00

STEPHEN    JOE    MANCINI    M
LT    20180728    RELEASED    26    S
647(F)    M    DISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL    $500.00

ALYSSA    RENAE    MARTINEZ    F
PV    20180728    RELEASED    28    I
23152(A)/23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL    $15,000.00

COLT    ELDRIDGE    SLOCUM    M
PV    20180728    RELEASED    21    I
602.5(A)    M    ENTER NONCOMM DWELLING    $2,000.00
    
DAWN    JEAN    SMITH    F
PV    20180728    RELEASED    59    E
1203.2(A)    F    VIOL OF PROBATION    $25,000.00

CRYSTAL    LYNN    THOMPSON    F
LT    20180728    RELEASED    27    S
148(A)(1)    M    OBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC    $3,000.00
ENHANCEMENT    M    ENHANCEMENT    $2,500.00

RAYMOND    JAMES    VANOSTEN    M
PV    20180728    INCUSTODY    36    E
148(A)(1)    M    OBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC    
11350(A)    M    POSSESS NARCOTIC CNTL SUB    
11375(B)(2)    M    POSS CNTL SUB W/O PRESCRP    

EDSO Actvity Log for  7/28/2018

@ 0200 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ REDHAWK PK, SHINGLE SPRINGS EG1806608
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

# REDACTED

@ 1432 14205 PC MISSING PERSON \ EL DORADO HILLS EG1806628
S01 SEX=F SUSPECT AGE=29

@ 1742 594(A)(1) PC VANDALISM:DEFACE PRO \ JICARILLA DR, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806631
A STREET SIGN WAS VANDALIZED ON A PUBLIC ROADWAY IN SOUTH LAKE TAHOE.

@ 1818 INFO IN LOST PROPERTY \ MONTREAL RD, SO LAKE TAHOE EG1806630
AN ADULT MALE LOST HIS WALLET.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =42

[Distribution of personal information related to juveniles, victims of Domestic Violence and\or victims of sexual assault is unlawful.]

Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

[PRpond]

Officals released the name of a fire figher from Pollock Pines that was killed fighting the Carr fire near Redding.  The same official described the Carr fire as an, "explosive wildfire in Northern California has killed a bulldozer operator."

A fire official says an explosive wildfire in Northern California has killed a bulldozer operator as he fought to contain the blaze and has injured three firefighters.

The Deputy Coroner Investigator has released the identity of the bulldozer operator killed in the Carr Fire on July 26. 

The driver has been identified as Don Ray Smith, 81, of Pollock Pines. 

Cal Fire spokesman Scott McLean says the Carr Fire in Shasta County, "burned over the bulldozer operator, who was hired privately, and his equipment."

He said the fire is "taking everything down in its path." McLean says the situation is chaotic as Redding residents who had little warning try to evacuate.

The Deputy Coroner Investigator said Smith was overtaken by the fire and his body was found in the area of Benson Drive and Rock Creek Road. Smith was found dead by emergency personnel.

His next of kin have been notified.

An unconfirmed GoFundMe account has been set up: [After I confirm the account I will remove the "unconfirmed"]

"My name is Angela Caudel and I am raising money for our dad Don Smith who was the bulldozer operator in the Carr Fire. I live in Redding California and Angelas here helping fight the fire."

See account here: https://www.gofundme.com/hkagy-carr-fire-bulldozer-don-smith 

[X967, El Dorado County Sheriff's Office]

On 07/29/18 at approximately 1830 hrs, EDSO deputies responded to a report of a possible explosive device on the edge of the roadway in the 4000 block of Forni Rd. Deputies arrived and located a back pack, which was smoking and had wires protruding from inside. 

The "device" was inspected by EDSO bomb technicians. Our bomb technicians located no electronic or explosive components and determined someone attempted to light the back pack on fire for unknown reasons. 

You remember the sound old roller coasters made as you climbed the big and steep incline? Click, click, click, click, click,...

Then it was the ride that you knew you would live through, but you screamed as your heart hits your tonsils as the big drops comes. Good times with the big drops and the anxiety building as you hit your next hard climb - Click, click, click, click, click,...  Now scream... Now again... Oh the thrill of a white-knuckle ride.

I have rode many of the top rides from a big Texas Wood coaster, to Magic Mountain's best, and even the Stratosphere's roller coaster at the top of the space-needle like building in Vegas - the week before a wheel fell off the coaster to fall to the the Strip far below.  I even road one dumpy Fair coaster the the seat belt came undone and my butt was lifting off the seat every bump.  I just hung on tighter.  Scary but I lived.  What a rush!  We all know the feeling, the anxiety of the hard climb - Click, click, click, click, click,..., then the life threatening free fall to the bottom with the adrenaline rushing through our body as we reach the bottom to be followed by another Click, click, click, click, click,...

I am an adrenaline junkie in many ways.  I can feel the adrenaline rush right now, part euphoric recall, part of the drugs I am taking.  I have a new prescription for a controlled drug that makes me "unsteady," or feel half drunk all the time.  It also makes my emotions extreme, like just writing about coasters gave me a big rush.  But the highs are matched by corresponding lows, just like a good coaster.

But my closest family and friends step back as my emotions swing wildly from extreme to extreme (like a coaster) and look wide-eyed and ask me if everything is OK?  And I find such questions very irritating.  So I limit my social interactions and delete most of my social media post before I publish them.  But that is so much better than the last six years, that I don't mind acting bi-polar and I even look forward to brain surgery!

I have been as public as I can stand as I soon saw that most people trying to deal with epilepsy were young children.  I am (mostly) articulate and I could see the children unable to verbalize their feelings and parents struggling to understand what their loved ones were experiencing.  I know that the first thing I did when I was diagnosed, was to search for someones telling of their experiences in what I was now facing, but I could find none.  So this is part in a series starting here: http://inedc.com/14/provoked-seizures-and-what-i-learned-week-emu

I used to joke that the only way to get me to the doctor was by ambulance, that is not funny to me after waking up in the ER too many times with some fool asking me questions like, "do you know your name? Do you know where you are?" Such stupid questions asked by... someone, but I don't know who... and I don't know where I am, and I don't know my name...  The first thing I recognize is the sad faced lady sitting in the corner is my wife.  I cannot describe the feelings I have as I come out of the fog. As I realize that I have no control over my body or mind, and I see the toll it is taking on my family. That makes me cry to even recall those ER visits.

But you just can't tell when a blessing is clothed as a trouble!  When I write the Prologue to this story it will include how I was in a decline for about 4 years with no idea to myself.  I just knew my life was falling apart and I did not know why.  In the moment, everything seemed normal, but unknown to me I was losing significant periods of time and good decision-making.  I did not know why, but I knew I had to work harder to fix, "whatever" it was.  I just could not put my finger on it.  I would just have to work harder.  My life, and my wealth continued to decline until I woke up in the hospital with no idea how I had gotten there.  I heard some really stupid questions, like do I know my name...  Of course I know my name... just give me a second...

I had been picked up and sent to the hospital as they fought to stop a dangerous extended seizure that lasted about 40 minutes.  That ragged breathing my wife had heard many times as I slept did not go away after a minute or so, it turned into a full blown major seizure.  My wife was extremely concerned, but she did not panic.  She called 911 and stayed on the phone, rode in the ambulance, and was waiting in the emergance room when I came out of the brain fog.

As dark as this sounds, and it was, it was also the beginning of getting healthy.  Had I not had such a serious seizure, I would not have even understood that the reason my world was falling apart was not due to a lack of my efforts, but had a health component to it.  I had no idea until just about two months ago that I have epilepsy.  4 years in decline, 2 years in diagnoses process, now on the fast-tract to brain surgery... All because I had a Grand Mal seizure that was stuck in a repeating cycle.  I had no idea what a "focal" seizure was.  I had no idea that I have epilepsy, likely for my full life.  If I had not had such a serious medical event, I don't know how long it would have taken me to even seek medical help.  I was under the delusion that I was some kind of Superman.  That I could simply outwork what ever was slowing me down.  Well, that delusion went away fast.

That was all in preparation for getting on the most exciting roller coaster ever, being sick in the modern age. The knowledge and equipment we have today is truly astounding and far ahead of what it was just a few years ago.  And so is the complexity of paying for it!  I was accelerated up to a great epileptologist within 6 months of my first Gran Mal but I was soon stopped mid-track by the other half of medical care, insurance.  That ended my seizure treatment for about 18 months.  It was not until I wrecked our car and woke up in the ER with no memory of what had happened, and the death of our local neurologist, that my wife able to push my case out of our local system and back to my specialist in Sacramento.

To say it was a major fight is not giving the fight justice.  I was not the fighter, I was nearly useless for much beyond "safe" tasks, like making online posts and things like doing the dishes.  The fight was made by my wife.  And a fight it was. She found out how the system worked, and she worked it, hard.  I do not know how many people without strong advocates get good health care at all, as I was not up to the task of fighting for myself.  If I did not have a strong and smart advocate, I would still be in the cycle of minimal care and just increasing doeses of standard meds.

Those two years fighting to get good care was a lot like paying for your coaster ride only to get in the long cue line to board the heart-pounding thrill ride.

The day the specialist called and told me to show up for a week-long test in a week!  Even though I was shocked by the out-of-the-blue phone call, my wife told me we had met with her before and this was an expected call, but I had forgotten that part... [Damn it!]

That testing was like sitting down in the seat of the big coaster ride.  Click, click, click, click, click,... The next week she called me in for the follow-up.  That was like reaching the apex of the climb and starting the see the drop you were headed for.  In a calm and reassuring manner she told me that drugs could not control my seizures but the good news is that I am an ideal candidate for Brain Surgery... Now scream... that was the first big drop, first I held my breath until my lungs burned so much the scream just escaped.  That drop seemed to last about a week!

As I hit the bottom and got some breath in, I was started on a new drug.  Click, click, click, click, click,... A powerful "controlled" drug that has many side effects, but has stopped many seizures and stopped those I still get from progressing into more serious, longer seizures.  But this drug is VERY expensive and I was focused the drug rather than the bigger picture.  I was focused on the fight with Insurance to pay for this drug.  The fight so intense I did no notice the, Click, click, click, click, click,... until I was at the top.  

The Neurosurgeon's office called to schedule my meet with my surgeon.  

Now scream...  

What, a tech called?  He wants to schedule my PET scan... the tech asked me a bunch of prep questions, about half of them about Cancer.   

Wait, it is a double-bump, up and down again...  Now scream again...  Wait... breathless... 

---  BREATH ---

Okay, I have had two MRI, an EEK, two EEGs, What is a PET scan?  

After I hit the bottom and got my breath back, I did some homework.  First I was very surprised about the PET scan, but my wife said I should not be.  That my Doctor was giving me the long list of protocols leading up to surgery in parts, as not to panic me.  That did panic me, but my wife said just look at me panicing getting it bit by bit... 

So after doing my homework I discovered that about 90% of a PET test is to find cancer, but most of the other work is to find areas of excessive blood flow.  The PET is for finding biological processes, like blood flow, a MRI is great to take a detailed picture of the body part, and the EEG is used to record the electrical activities of a part like the brain.

Yes, they will test to rule out cancer (I pray) but the test is to help detail the exact part of my brain that needs addressing.  A cancer mass like looks pretty normal when small to a MRI, but has very little blood flow to that mass that a PET can show.  But the converse is the case for the seizures in the brain, they have excessive high blood flow to the seizure-causing area of the brain.

So it all is starting to make sense, BREATH.  

Well, I can see that this coaster ride is better if you don't know the next turn and drop.  I have faith in my doctor, and my wife, and the Lord, so I am just trying to enjoy the heart pounding thrill ride.

I will hold on with iron fingers as my heart rushes.

What is that sound?  I think I hear it coming.  Yup! 

Click, click, click, click, click,...  What next? Who knows, but what a ride.  Hang on...

Cris Alarcon, August 3 2018.

---

Part 1 "Provoked Seizures and what I learned from a week in an EMU"
http://inedc.com/14/provoked-seizures-and-what-i-learned-week-emu

Part 2 "Brain Surgery - It Just Got Real"
http://inedc.com/14/brain-surgery-it-just-got-real

Part 3 "Major Illness is Life's Best Roller Coaster"

[PRpond]

The following people are on the arrest log of July 31, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

BOOTH, JACOB MICHAEL
AGE:36, SEX:M
BN:JN1704392
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11377(A)MISDEMEANOR
POSSESS CNTL SUB $2,000
CRIME 2:11364(A)MISDEMEANOR
POSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA $2,000
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTMISDEMEANOR
ENHANCEMENT/FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY $2,000

GIBSON, RYAN JOSEPH
AGE:24, SEX:M
BN:JN1704388
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:PPD
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANOR
DUI:ALCOHOL/DRUGS

DELNERO, BARBARA ANN
AGE:41, SEX:F
BN:JN1704389
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:484MISDEMEANORTHEFT
CRIME 2:484MISDEMEANORTHEFT $

SOROKIN, ALEXANDRA
AGE:26, SEX:F
BN:JN1704390
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

RINAURO, RYAN CIRO
AGE:23, SEX:M
BN:JN1704391
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11550(A)MISDEMEANORUNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB

ORNELAS, KEVIN PATRICK
AGE:29, SEX:M
BN:JN1704399
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:TCHP
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:14601.2(A)MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO $
CRIME 3:23247(E)MISDEMEANORDRIVE W/O INTERLOCK DEV $

HARRELL, RAYMOND LEE
AGE:25, SEX:M
BN:JN1704393
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:243(E)(1)MISDEMEANORBAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DATE/ETC

MOAR, JUSTIN CRAIG
AGE:35, SEX:M
BN:JN1704394
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:243(E)(1)MISDEMEANORBAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DATE/ETC $2,000
CRIME 2:11364(A)MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA $2,000

WINTON, THADD MICHAEL
AGE:28, SEX:M
BN:JN1704395
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:PPRO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:3455FELONYPOST RELEASE REVOCATION
CRIME 2:3454(C)FELONYFLASH INCARCERATION

LANDSBERGER, JEREMIAH RUSSELL
AGE:35, SEX:M
BN:JN1704396
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:22210FELONYMFG/ETC LEADED CANE/ETC $2,000
CRIME 2:11364(A)MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA $2,000

JULIEN, TYLER GLENDON
AGE:34, SEX:M
BN:JN1704397
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:PPRO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:11364(A)MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA $

MARIER, RICK LEE
AGE:55, SEX:M
BN:JN1704398
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:14601.1(A)MISDEMEANORDRIVE:LIC SUSPENDED/ETC

MASON, REBECCACELESTUN
AGE:25, SEX:F
BN:JN1704400
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC $5,000
CRIME 2:23152(E)MISDEMEANORDUI DRUG $5,000
CRIME 3:11550MISDEMEANORUNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB $5,000
CRIME 4:11350(A)MISDEMEANORPOSSESS NARCOTIC CNTL SUB $5,000
CRIME 5:364(A)MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA $2,000

JIRON, VINCENT ANGELO
AGE:26, SEX:M
BN:JN1704401
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:602.5MISDEMEANORENTER NONCOMM DWELLING
CRIME 2:3455FELONYPOST RELEASE REVOCATION
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTMISDEMEANORENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PUROSES ONLY $
CRIME 4:ENHANCEMENT, MISDEMEANOR ENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY $
CRIME 5:55 FELONY POST RELEASE REVOCATION

STEPHEN ALBERT 
AGE:34, SEX:M
BN:JN1704402
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:211FELONY
ROBBERY

AARON ANTONIO TORRES
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1704403
AGENCY:PPD
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:488MISDEMEANOR
PETTY THEFT

DONAJEAN DUSTIN FARLEY
AGE:48, SEX:F
BN:JN1704404
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:PPD
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F)MISDEMEANOR
DISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL

MICHAEL DAVID WELLS
AGE:46, SEX:M
BN:JN1704405
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:EDSO
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:3455 FELONY 
POST RELEASE REVOCATION

EDSO Actvity Log for  7/31/2018

@ 0805 530.5(A) PC GET CREDIT/ETC OTHER \ DEMYHIG LN, PLACERVILLE EG1806693
DEPUTIES WERE DISPATCHED TO THE REPORT OF IDENTITY THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =48

@ 0820 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ WILSON BL, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806692
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

@ 0900 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ CAMERON PARK DR, CAMERON PARK EG1806695
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

# REDACTED

@ 1157 488 PC PETTY THEFT \ HIGHWAY 50 , KYBURZ EG1806699
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED PETTY THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =73

# REDACTED

@ 1305 594(A) PC VANDALISM \ ANTARES DR, DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806700
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED VANDALISM BY POSSIBLE KNOWN SUSPECT(S).
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =64

@ 1334 488 PC PETTY THEFT \ INDUSTRIAL DR, DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806701
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED PETTY THEFT.

@ 1341 530 PC PERSONATE GET MONEY/ \ COSUMNES MINE RD, SOMERSET EG1806702
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED IDENTITY THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =71

@ 1346 459 PC BURGLARY \ VALLEY VIEW PK, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806703
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED BURGLARY
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 55

@ 1356 487 PC GRAND THEFT \ CARMELO RANCH RD, LOTUS EG1806704
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED GRAND THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =48

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The following people are on the arrest log of August 01, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

MAREZ , SAMUEL SALVADOR
AGE:26, SEX:M
BN:JN1803679
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:12677MISDEMEANORPOSS FIREWORKS W/O PERMIT
CRIME 2:11350(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS NARCOTIC CNTL SUB $
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$

BORDON, ADAM BENTLY
AGE:31, SEX:M
BN:JN1803680

FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5FELONYINFLICT CRPL INJ SP/COHAB $50,000

NICOLA, DANIEL JOHN WILLI
AGE:33, SEX:M
BN:JN1803681
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:9
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 3:1203.2(A)VIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 4:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 5:03.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

RUIZ, MARTIN OSWALDO
AGE:32, SEX:M
BN:JN1803682
FACILITY:PP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) FELONYDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 W/PRS

RENDON, JOSEPH VALERIO
AGE:30, SEX:M
BN:JN1803683
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $50,000
CRIME 2:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:UI/DRUG$50,000

MADDOX, LISA ANITA
AGE:50, SEX:F
BN:JN1803684
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

SMALLEY , JOSHUA DANIEL
AGE:35, SEX:M
BN:JN1803685
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION

KUVAKOS , MICHAELCHRIS
AGE:58, SEX:M
BN:JN1803686
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:25658(A) MISDEMEANORSELL/ETC LIQUOR TO MINOR

BRIDGEMAN , ZACKERYMITCHEL
AGE:40, SEX:M
BN:JN1803687
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:10851(A) FELONYVEHICLE THEFT $25,000

GUNASEKARA, ASHANDRA KUMAR
AGE:28, SEX:M
BN:JN1803688
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:488MISDEMEANORPETTY THEFT $5,000

KERBY , CIERRA MARIE
AGE:23, SEX:F
BN:JN1803689
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION

WRIGHT, PHILLIPTYLER
AGE:47, SEX:M
BN:JN1803690
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1170(H)(5) FELONYMCS VIOLATION
CRIME 2:1170(H)(5) FELONYMCS VIOLATION

DRUMMOND, CRAIGALAN
AGE:44, SEX:M
BN:JN1803691
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:12500(A) MISDEMEANORDRIVE W/O LICENSE $2,000

KIDD, JOHN ALLEN
AGE:42, SEX:M
BN:JN1803692
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:W
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$2,500
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $2,500
CRIME 3:602(O) TRESPAS:REFUSE LEAVE PROP $2,500

PERSCHBACHER, AMANDA NICOLE
AGE:31, SEX:F
BN:JN1803693
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:10980(C)(2)MISDEMEANORFRAUD:OBTAIN AID $400+

SCOTT , SHANIKANORMA
AGE:31, SEX:F
BN:JN1803694
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:10851(A) FELONYVEHICLE THEFT
CRIME 2:496D(A)FELONYPOSS STOLEN VEH/VES/ETC
CRIME 3:484I(C)MAKE/ETC EQUIP:FAKE CARDS
CRIME 4:484I(A)MISDEMEANORUNLAWFUL ACCESS CARD POSS

CRIME 5:0.5(A) FELONYGET CREDIT/ETC OTHER'S ID

GONZALEZ, ROYPETER
AGE:36, SEX:M
BN:JN1803695
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL
CRIME 2:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC

GONZALEZ, ROYPETER
AGE:36, SEX:M
BN:JN1803696
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL
CRIME 2:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC

THIBEAHULT, TRACILEE
AGE:39, SEX:F
BN:JN1803697
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5FELONYINFLICT CRPL INJ SP/COHAB $50,000
CRIME 2:245(A)(1)FELONYADW NOT FIREARM $50,000

ORTEGA-PENA , GABINO
AGE:49, SEX:M
BN:JN1803698
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $15,000
CRIME 2:12500(A) MISDEMEANORDRIVE W/O LICENSE $15,000
CRIME 3:8 1227 DEPORTABLE ALIENS

GUMPOLEN, BOBBIE JO
AGE:28, SEX:F
BN:JN1803699
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $2,000
CRIME 2:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS CNTL SUB$2,000
CRIME 3:11350(A) POSSESS NARCOTIC CNTL SUB $2,000
CRIME 4:11364(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$2,000
CRIME 5:HANCEMENTMISDEMEANORENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$5,000

MARTINEZTELLO , CLAUDIAVIOLETA
AGE:21, SEX:F
BN:JN1803700
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:487(A) FELONYGRDTHFT:MONEY/LABOR/PROP

PINKLEY , WILLIAMGREGORY
AGE:42, SEX:M
BN:JN1803701
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $10,000
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $10,000
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTENHANCEMENT $10,000

EDSO Actvity Log for  8/1/2018

@ 0021 11350(A) HS POSSESS NARCOTIC CNT \ HIGHWAY 50 HY, EL DORADO EG1806726
ADULT MALE ARRESTED FOR AN OUT OF COUNTY WARRANT
S01 ARRESTED MAREZ, SAMUEL SEX=M AGE=26

@ 1120 273.5 PC INFLICT CRPL INJ SP/ \ DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806738
DEPUTIES WERE DISPATCHED TO THE REPORT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =31
S01 ARRESTED THIBEAHULT, TRACI SEX=F AGE=39

@ 1200 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ PEPPER TREE DR, PLACERVILLE EG1806740
REPOSSESSION

@ 1610 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ SOUTH UPPER TRUCKE RD, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806745
REPOSSESSION

@ 1930 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ PALMER DR, CAMERON PARK EG1806749
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW 

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Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

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The following people are on the arrest log of August 02, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

First Name    Last Name        Sex    
Date Booked    Status        Age
First Charges    Description of First Charges      Bail Amount

August 02, 2018
HALK, SAMUEL JOSEPH
AGE:19, SEX:M
BN:JN1803702
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$500

SPANGLER, MARK EVERETT
AGE:54, SEX:M
BN:JN1803703
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:14601.1(A) MISDEMEANORDRIVE:LIC SUSPENDED/ETC
CRIME 2:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO

AH MU , ALMA TEWHAEA
AGE:50, SEX:M
BN:JN1803704
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC $3,000
CRIME 2:409.5(C) MISDEMEANORENTER DISASTER AREA $3,000

FERRARI , CONORDAVIS
AGE:20, SEX:M
BN:JN1803705
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL, REFUSAL$25,000
CRIME 2:12500(A) MISDEMEANORDRIVE W/O LICENSE $25,000
CRIME 3:20002(A) HIT AND RUN:PROP DAMAGE $25,000

MORENO, ALMA VALENTINA
AGE:41, SEX:F
BN:JN1803706
FACILITY:PP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

RODRIGUES , GLORIA ANNRENEE
AGE:53, SEX:F
BN:JN1803707
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:503FELONYEMBEZZLEMENT $400+
CRIME 2:470(D) FELONYFALSE CHECK/RECS/CERT/ETC
CRIME 3:470(A) FORGERY

MOLSBERRY , HALEYROSE
AGE:23, SEX:F
BN:JN1803708
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11375(B)(1)MISDEMEANORPOSS F/SALE DES CNTL SUB$10,500

GONZALES, STACIE RENEE
AGE:43, SEX:F
BN:JN1803709
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $2,000
CRIME 2:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS CNTL SUB$2,000
CRIME 3:11364(A) POSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$2,000
CRIME 4:368(C) MISDEMEANORELDER/DEP ADULT CRUELTY $2,000

PATTERSON , MEGANCHRISTINE
AGE:34, SEX:F
BN:JN1803710
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:273A(B)MISDEMEANORWILLFUL CRUELTY TO CHILD$20,000

AVILA , PHIL SUTHERLAND
AGE:38, SEX:M
BN:JN1803711
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$500

DALE, ADRIANNE NICOLE
AGE:37, SEX:F
BN:JN1803712
FACILITY:PP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

MASSEY, BRIANWADE
AGE:47, SEX:M
BN:JN1803713
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:10851(A) FELONYVEHICLE THEFT $25,000
CRIME 2:3056 FELONYVIOLATION OF PAROLE:FEL

RALSTON , AMANDA MAE
AGE:27, SEX:F
BN:JN1803714
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23153(A) FELONYDUI ALCOHOL:CAUSE BOD INJ X2 VICTIMS$75,000
CRIME 2:166(A)(4)MISDEMEANORCONTEMPT:DISOBEY CRT ORDR $75,000
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTENHANCEMENT $75,000
CRIME 4:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT $75,000
CRIME 5:HANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT $30,000

HARMON, TINA MARIE
AGE:51, SEX:F
BN:JN1803715
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT$5,000

BERNHARD, AMELIA ANN
AGE:32, SEX:F
BN:JN1803716
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$500
CRIME 2:273A(B)MISDEMEANORWILLFUL CRUELTY TO CHILD$500

FIERRO, LORENA
AGE:21, SEX:F
BN:JN1803717
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:T
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $15,000

DEWITT, AMANDA ELIZABETH
AGE:26, SEX:F
BN:JN1803718
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:594(B)(1)FELONYVANDALISM $400 OR MORE$10,000

EDSO Actvity Log for  8/2/2018

@ 0702 27491 GC DOCTOR'S CASE \ SAND RIDGE EM1806756
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =88

@ 0739 247(B) PC SHOOT UNOC DWELL/VEH \ ST ANDREWS DR, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806758
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED VEHICLE DAMAGE.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =40

@ 0900 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ PONY EXPRESS TL, CEDAR GROVE EG1806764
REPOSSESSION

@ 0946 INFO IN FOUND PROPERTY \ STAGE CT, DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806767
PROPERTY WAS FOUND AND BOOKED INTO EDSO PROPERTY FOR SAFEKEEPING

@ 1015 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ HIGHWAY 193 , GEORGETOWN EG1806766
REPOSSESSION.

@ 1129 LOST PRO IN LOST PROPERTY \ GREEN VALLEY RD, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806757
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED LOST PROPERTY.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =65

@ 1139 488 PC PETTY THEFT \ CANFIELD CR, SHINGLE SPRINGS EG1806759
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED PETTY THEFT.
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 18

@ 1149 530.5(E) PC COMMIT MAIL THEFT \ GATEWAY DR, CAMERON PARK EG1806760
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED MAIL THEFT.
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 29

@ 1214 14601.1(A VC DRIVE:LIC SUSPENDED/ \ EMERALD BAY RD, TAHOMA EG1806770
DRIVER WAS CITED FOR OPERATING A VEHICLE WITH A SUSPENDED DRIVER'S LICENSE.
S01 ARRESTED CLAY, WILLIAM SEX=M AGE=19

@ 1337 INFO IN ABANDONED VEHICLE \ LEISURE LN, PLEASANT VALLEY EG1806774
ABANDONED VEHICLE.

@ 1437 530.5(A) PC GET CREDIT/ETC OTHER \ DEER MEADOWS CT, PLACERVILLE EG1806778
FRAUD OCCURRED.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =77

# REDACTED

@ 1705 10.12.210 CO VEHICLE ABATEMENT \ PINON RD, RESCUE EG1806783
VEHICLE TAGGED FOR ABATEMENT
EG1806785

# REDACTED

@ 1720 27491 GC CORONER REPORT \ SHINGLE SPRINGS EM1806786
CORONER REPORT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =66

@ 2142 601 WI PLACEMENT RUNAWAY \ EL DORADO HILLS EG1806793
JUVENILE RUNAWAY
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 

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Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

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The following people are on the arrest log of August 03, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

CASTANEDA-HERNDON , LAUREN TAYLOR
AGE:23, SEX:F
BN:JN1803719
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:459.5(A) MISDEMEANORSHOPLIFTING $10,500

STAEHELI, KIER ALLEN
AGE:50, SEX:M
BN:JN1803720
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:T
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $5,000

GRIFFITHS , DAVIDPARRISH
AGE:51, SEX:M
BN:JN1803721
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

BROUSSARD , HEATHERALISON
AGE:40, SEX:F
BN:JN1803722
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:602(O) MISDEMEANORTRESPAS:REFUSE LEAVE PROP $2,000

GOSS SR , PAUL PATRICK
AGE:40, SEX:M
BN:JN1803723
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO

DERMISHYAN, MOVSES
AGE:29, SEX:M
BN:JN1803724
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:487(A) FELONYGRDTHFT:MONEY/LABOR/PROP$45,000

YOUMANS , SARAHANN
AGE:20, SEX:F
BN:JN1803725
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11350(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS NARCOTIC CNTL SUB $2,500
CRIME 2:11364(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$2,500
CRIME 3:1203.2(A)VIOL OF PROBATION $2,500

CRAVIOTTO , RYAN STEVEN
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1803726
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:20510FELONYMFG/SALE/ETC CANE SWORD

EDGE, DANIEL STEVEN
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1803727
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED

CARO DEL CASTILLO , KYLE TRISTAN
AGE:32, SEX:M
BN:JN1803728
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO
CRIME 2:14601.5(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:LIC SUS/ETC:UI/RFUSL

MCDONALD, MARK DAVID
AGE:58, SEX:M
BN:JN1803729
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

SEEDS , CASEYANDREW
AGE:39, SEX:M
BN:JN1803730
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:273.6(A) MISDEMEANORVIO ORD:PREVNT DOMES VIOL $25,000

WESTINGHOUSE, GEORGE EDWIN
AGE:55, SEX:M
BN:JN1803731
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO
CRIME 2:20002(A) MISDEMEANORHIT AND RUN:PROP DAMAGE
CRIME 3:14601.2(A) DRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO

ROSS, BRENNENMARSHALL
AGE:23, SEX:M
BN:JN1803732
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $7,500

BELTRAN , HERIBERTOJOAQUIN
AGE:71, SEX:M
BN:JN1803733
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT
CRIME 2:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO

SHARON, DEVINDENNIS
AGE:18, SEX:M
BN:JN1803734
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

MORRIS, RONALD EUGENE
AGE:52, SEX:M
BN:JN1803735
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 3:1203.2(A)VIOL OF PROBATION

VIVAS SANDOVAL, MARIADE LOS ANG
AGE:32, SEX:F
BN:JN1803736
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

MCDERMONT , STEVEN GREGORY
AGE:40, SEX:M
BN:JN1803737
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE

DELAGARZA , ROSEMARY AMELIA
AGE:26, SEX:F
BN:JN1803738
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:530.5(A) FELONYGET CREDIT/ETC OTHER'S ID $20,000
CRIME 2:11364(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$20,000

TORRES, KARINA GARCIA
AGE:22, SEX:F
BN:JN1803739
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL
CRIME 2:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

TRUMAN, STEPHANIELYNN
AGE:28, SEX:F
BN:JN1803740
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL
CRIME 2:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

HUESTIS , SHAWNALEEMICHELLE
AGE:29, SEX:F
BN:JN1803741
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC $3,000

TURNER, NAOMICHRISTINE
AGE:31, SEX:F
BN:JN1803742
FACILITY:LP, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL
CRIME 2:23152(B) FELONYDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 W/PRS
CRIME 3:14601.1(A) DRIVE:LIC SUSPENDED/ETC

GREEN , JOSEPH LYNN
AGE:29, SEX:M
BN:JN1803743
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

BATTAINI, NICKALOUSJOSEPH
AGE:38, SEX:M
BN:JN1803744
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:243(E)(1)MISDEMEANORBAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DATE/ETC $7,500

HARO, JULIOCESAR
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1803745
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $10,000
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $10,000

ARCHULETA , MICHELLE LUISA
AGE:42, SEX:F
BN:JN1803746
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:10851(A) FELONYVEHICLE THEFT

HOLSTON , THERON KENNETH
AGE:52, SEX:M
BN:JN1803747
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:242MISDEMEANORBATTERY $550

EWEN, JASON
AGE:42, SEX:M
BN:JN1803748
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5(A) FELONYCRPL INJ:SPOUS/COHAB/DATE $50,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000
CRIME 4:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000

EDSO Actvity Log for 8/3/2018

@ 0301 5.56.120 CO VHR \ GOLDEN BEAR TL, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806801
DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO A VACATION HOME RENTAL IN SOUTH LAKE TAHOE FOR A NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATION. THE RENTING PARTIES WERE ADVISED AND NO FURTHER ACTION WAS TAKEN.

@ 0307 13700 PC DOMESTIC DISPUTE \ CAMERON PARK EG1806802
DOMESTIC DISPUTE

@ 0540 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ ROLLS CT, CAMERON PARK EG1806804
REPOSSESSION.

@ 0620 14210 PC MISSING PERSONS \ PLACERVILLE EG1806820
TWO MALE JUVENILES

# REDACTED

@ 0729 530 PC PERSONATE GET MONEY/ \ BERNETT DR, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806821
UNKNOWN SUSPECT(S) STOLE MAIL.

@ 0800 14210 PC MISSING PERSON \ MONT MEADOWS EG1806819
MISSING ADULT.
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 58

@ 0909 INFO IN LOST PROPERTY \ MOTHER LODE DR, PLACERVILLE EG1806822
SUBJECT LEFT HIS PRESCRIPTION PAPERWORK IN A WORK TRUCK AND IT WAS THROWN AWAY.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =57

@ 1154 INFO IN FOUND PROPERTY \ 49 HY, PLACERVILLE EG1806830
A LARGEBACK PACK WITH A LIFE VEST AND HELMET WAS LOCATED ON A BACKPACKING TRAIL

@ 1200 487 PC GRAND THEFT INFO RPT \ KOKI LN, EL DORADO EG1806829
MAINTENANCE ITEMS WERE TAKEN FROM SCHOOL GROUNDS IN EL DORADO. ITEMS WERE LATER LOCATED IN A NEARBY TRANSIENT CAMP. 

TWO MALE JUVENILES
# REDACTED

@ 1720 27491 GC DOCTOR'S CASE \ EL DORADO EM1806833
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =78 

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Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

[PRpond]

The following people are on the arrest log of August 04, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

LACEY III , JAMESANTHONY
AGE:35, SEX:M
BN:JN1803749
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:602(L)(1)MISDEMEANORTRSPSS:PSTD LND:RFS TO LV $2,000
CRIME 2:148(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC $2,000
CRIME 3:537(A)(1)DEFRAUD INNKEEPER -$950 $2,000
CRIME 4:ENHANCEMENTMISDEMEANORENHANCEMENT $2,000

GULARTE , LAUREN AMANDA
AGE:21, SEX:F
BN:JN1803750
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $5,000

FOWLER, NICHOLAS JAMES
AGE:28, SEX:M
BN:JN1803751
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:T
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $15,000

TREECE, DANIEL LAWRENCE
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1803752
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONYVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 2:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS CNTL SUB$
CRIME 3:11364(A) POSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$
CRIME 4:22810(A) FELONYUNLAWFL POSS/USE TEAR GAS $

BODISCO , RICHARDBRETT
AGE:46, SEX:M
BN:JN1803753
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $15,000

MAYS, SAMUEL LEE
AGE:63, SEX:M
BN:JN1803754
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

LEVOS , NOAH DAVID
AGE:33, SEX:M
BN:JN1803755
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:TEMP RELS
CRIME 1:29800(A)(1)FELONYFELON/ETC POSS/ETC F/ARM

PINEDA, ERNESTOEDUARDO
AGE:39, SEX:M
BN:JN1803756
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:14601.2(A) MISDEMEANORDRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO

SELVIDGE, MARK ANTHONY
AGE:42, SEX:M
BN:JN1803757
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$500

PRALL , BLAKEEVAN
AGE:21, SEX:M
BN:JN1803758
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(E) MISDEMEANORDUI DRUG
CRIME 2:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

MCDANIEL, MICHAELANTHONY
AGE:28, SEX:M
BN:JN1803759
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:TEMP RELS
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

SMITH , GINA JOANNE
AGE:53, SEX:F
BN:JN1803760
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:10.20.020MISDEMEANORPEDESTRIANS MUST USE CROSSWALKS $425
CRIME 2:11550(A) MISDEMEANORUNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB$425

SANTOS, RICHARDDEAN
AGE:37, SEX:M
BN:JN1803761
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.6(A) MISDEMEANORVIO ORD:PREVNT DOMES VIOL $25,000
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION $25,000
CRIME 3:11550(A) UNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB$25,000

SELLECK , ANTHONYCHRISTOPHE
AGE:34, SEX:M
BN:JN1803762
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:2800.2 FELONYEVADING PO:DISREGARD SFTY $50,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT $50,000

CARDWELL, BRADLEYMARK
AGE:30, SEX:M
BN:JN1803763
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11550(A) MISDEMEANORUNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB$5,000

WHITE , BRIENNAJANELLE
AGE:35, SEX:F
BN:JN1803764
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5(A) FELONYCRPL INJ:SPOUS/COHAB/DATE $50,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT/FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000

HAXTON, MELODY JUNE
AGE:52, SEX:F
BN:JN1803765
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS CNTL SUB$2,500
CRIME 2:11364(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$2,500

BENNETT , JOHN FREDERICK
AGE:54, SEX:M
BN:JN1803766
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:11377(A) MISDEMEANORPOSSESS CNTL SUB$2,500
CRIME 2:11364(A) MISDEMEANORPOSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA$2,500
CRIME 3:14601.2(A) DRIV:SUSP/ETC LIC:DUI:VIO $2,500

GOVAARS , ALEXANDERBURTON
AGE:30, SEX:M
BN:JN1803767
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:23152(B) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

HEAD, RONALD PAUL
AGE:47, SEX:M
BN:JN1803768
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.6(A) MISDEMEANORVIO ORD:PREVNT DOMES VIOL
CRIME 2:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 3:11550(A) UNDER INFLUENCE CNTL SUB$
CRIME 4:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION
CRIME 5:8(A)(1)MISDEMEANOROBSTRUCT/ETC PUB OFCR/ETC $3,000

MITCHELL, JOYELYA
AGE:33, SEX:F
BN:JN1803769
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $5,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENTMISDEMEANORENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$5,000

SPEAR , TROY LEE
AGE:57, SEX:M
BN:JN1803770
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:TEMP RELS
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)MISDEMEANORVIOL OF PROBATION

GEROY , KEVINWAYNE
AGE:54, SEX:M
BN:JN1803771
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A) MISDEMEANORDUI ALCOHOL $25,000

CLIFT , BRANNANSTEVEN
AGE:36, SEX:M
BN:JN1803772
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5(A) FELONYCRPL INJ:SPOUS/COHAB/DATE $50,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENTFELONYENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000
CRIME 3:ENHANCEMENTENHANCEMENT - FOR BAIL PURPOSES ONLY$50,000

EDSO Actvity Log for 8/4/2018

@ 0026 11377(A) HS POSSESS CNTL SUB \ MISSOURI FLAT RD, DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806846
A MALE SUBJECT ON PROBATION WAS IN POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, AND PEPPER
SPRAY. THE MALE WAS ARRESTED AND TRANSPORTED TO JAIL.
S01 ARRESTED TREECE, DANIEL SEX=M AGE=27

@ 0341 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ TRAILSIDE DR, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806849
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

@ 0943 FOUND IN FOUND PROPERTY \ HIGHWAY 49 , COLOMA EG1806857
FOUND PROPERTY

@ 1106 10.12.210 MC VEHICLE ABATEMENT \ ANGORA CREEK DR, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806855
VEHICLE TAGGED FOR VIOLATION MUNI CODE 10.12.210.
S01 SEX= SUSPECT AGE=0
S02 SEX= SUSPECT AGE=0

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@ 1331 273.5 PC INFLICT CRPL INJ SP/ \ SHINGLE SPRINGS EG1806863
 DEPUTIES INVESTIGATED THE INCIDENT AND AN ADULT FEMALE WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =30
S01 ARRESTED WHITE, BRIENNA SEX=F AGE=35

@ 1350 INFO IN INFORMATION ONLY \ PONY EXPRESS TL, CEDAR GROVE EG1806865
VERBAL ARGUMENT OVER CIVIL ISSUES IN TRAILER PARK

@ 1939 10.12.210 CO VEHICLE ABATEMENT \ MEADOW VALE DR, MEYERS EG1806870
A RECREATIONAL VEHICLE WAS TAGGED FOR ABATEMENT.
S01 SEX= SUSPECT AGE=0

@ 2042 13700 IN DOMESTIC QUARREL \ DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806864
A VERBAL ARGUMENT

@ 2155 4573.6 PC POSS CNTL SUB IN PRI \ AL TAHOE BL, SO LAKE TAHOE EG1806875
DURING A SEARCH OF INMATE MAIL, A LETTER SOAKED IN LIQUID METHAMPHETAMINE WAS LOCATED.
S01 SEX=F SUSPECT AGE=30
S02 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=33

@ 2202 5.56.120 CO VHR \ MEWUK DR, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806877
DEPUTIES WERE DISPATCHED TO A NOISE DISTURBANCE AT A VHR. SUBJECTS WERE ADVISED REGARDING VHR RULES AND
REGULATIONS.
S01 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=28 

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Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

[PRpond]

The following people are on the arrest log of August 05, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

OROSCO, ANGELE QUEMARIE
AGE:45, SEX:F
BN:JN1803773
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273A(B)MISDEMEANOR WILLFUL CRUELTY TO CHILD$10,000

REIMAN, SCOTT THOMAS
AGE:36, SEX:M
BN:JN1803774
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANORDISOR D CONDUCT:UI/DRUG$500

BRUSCA, JOSEPH GORDON
AGE:54, SEX:M
BN:JN1803775
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:I
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:23152(A)/23152(B)MISDEMEANOR DUI ALCOHOL $5,000

NAGATOISHI, ALEXANDERA KIOSHI
AGE:25, SEX:M
BN:JN1803776
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:647(F) MISDEMEANOR DISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL$500

TANNEHILL , WENDY LYNN
AGE:52, SEX:F
BN:JN1803777
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:415(2) MISDEMEANOR UNREASONABLE NOISE$2,000

MAGEE , JEREMY MATTHEW
AGE:28, SEX:M
BN:JN1803778
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:3455 FELONY POST RELEASE REVOCATION

ENRIQUEZ-PERALTA, JUAN CARLOS
AGE:38, SEX:M
BN:JN1803779
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:1203.2(A)FELONY VIOL OF PROBATION

THOMPSON, JACOB TYLER
AGE:27, SEX:M
BN:JN1803780
FACILITY:LT, AGENCY:S
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:653K MISDEMEANOR POSSESSION OF A SWITCHBLADE $30,000

PALOMAR , NOE RAFAEL
AGE:49, SEX:M
BN:JN1803781
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:P
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:273.5(A) FELONY CRPL INJ:SPOUS/COHAB/DATE $50,000
CRIME 2:ENHANCEMENT FELONY ENHANCEMENT $50,000

ALIOTO, JOSEPH ALDO
AGE:40, SEX:M
BN:JN1803782
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:RELEASED
CRIME 1:243(E)(1)MISDEMEANOR BAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DATE/ETC $7,500

LILLEY, SAMUEL JEFFERSON
AGE:35, SEX:M
BN:JN1803783
FACILITY:PV, AGENCY:E
STATUS:INCUSTODY
CRIME 1:3455 FELONY POST RELEASE REVOCATION

EDSO Actvity Log for 8/5/2018

@ 0517 243(E)(1) PC BAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DAT \ CAMERON PARK EG1806880
A MALE AND FEMALE GOT INTO A VERBAL DISPUTE THAT ESCALATED INTO A PHYSICAL ALTERCATION.
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 26
S01 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=26

@ 0917 22651(0) VC VEHICLE TOW \ HIGHWAY 50 HY, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806881
VEHICLE TOWED FOR EXPIRED REGISTRATION.
S01 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=43

@ 1000 470(D) PC FALSE CHECKS/REC/CER \ TOWN CENTER BL, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806882
SUSPECT USED FAKE MONEY TO PURCHASE SHOES.
S01 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=34

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@ 1400 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ MISSOURI FLAT RD, DIAMOND SPRINGS EG1806889
REPOSSESSION

@ 1433 INFO IN MISSING PROPERTY \ SHINGLE SPRINGS EG1806890
THE REPORTING PARTY REPORTED A PISTOL AND CASH MISSING.

@ 1737 0000 IN LOST PROPERTY \ ONEIDAS ST, MEYERS EG1806896
AN ADULT MALE REPORTED HIS WALLET LOST.

@ 2208 9.16.050 CO NOISE VIOLATION \ COYOTE RIDGE CR, SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806878
THE HOMEOWNER RECEIVED A CITATION FOR A NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATION.
S01 ARRESTED FERGUSON, ELIZABETH SEX=F AGE=52 

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Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

[Terry Gherardi]

El Dorado Irrigation (EID) Director, Dale Coco, will be the guest speaker at the Tuesday, August 14 meeting of the El Dorado County State of Jefferson (SOJ) meeting. Meetings are held at the American Legion Hall, 4561 Greenstone Road, Placerville, with doors opening at 5:3 pm for social hour and where all are invited to enjoy hot dogs, salad, beverages and cookies, The meeting begins at 6:30 pm.

Water continues to be a hot topic for all in California and particularly those in the north & central rural counties, the main origin for much of the states water supply. Mr. Coco has served on the EID Board since 2014 and is seeking a second term. He represents Division 4 ratepayers who live and work in Cameron Park, Bass Lake and portions of El Dorado Hills, and Shingle Springs.

Dale Coco, is respected for his knowledge about water in El Dorado County & the State, and has the ability to easily explain what are often very complicated water issues. Coco opposes Governor Jerry Brown's Delta Tunnel Project, and recently introduced his “Ratepayer Protection Plan” to protect ratepayers by championing common sense management practices, therefore ensuring a safe and reliable source of water for EID ratepayers, for years to come.

State of Jefferson meetings are open to the public. There will be a question & answer period, when people might want to ask Mr. Coco, about the 2022 water rationing legislation or Proposition 3, a new $8.7 billion water bond that is on the November ballot.

Information & Jefferson gear will be available at the meeting, when you can also sign up to receive the SOJ El Dorado monthly newsletter or 23 county wide Jefferson Messenger. The State of Jefferson Hour, is broadcast on KAHI 950 AM or 104.5 FM, every Sunday, from 10 to 11 am. This is a live talk show that you can also access on your computer. Most  of El Dorado County is within the  KAHI broadcast area, to include Placer County.

[Stephen Ferry]

Governor, you are a Climate Change (CC) Propagandist hoping to control the people of California with this policy of insanity.  I remember years ago reading about the deceit of the left as the Climate Change professors at London’s East Anglia University and Penn State University exchanged emails laughing about people being dumb enough to believe in their insipid theory.  

You mock the deaths of our fire fighters in these latest fires blaming it on your Climate Change Propaganda.  These deaths are the result of government policy, including the feds, the state and the counties, who refuse to take care of our forests in the name of “environmentalism”.  The statement that cataclysmic forest fires are natural events belies the thought that so was polio, smallpox, and AIDS, but mankind overcame these diseases but added to the fire disasters.  

You speak of drought and how it is killing the forest when in fact it is the number of trees “you” have allowed to grow up in the forest which requires three times the amount of water to sustain those same trees.  The Bark Beetle must be laughing all the way to the next pine tree over your policies.  

Governor, you know that we have about 300 tress to the acre in our National and State Forests when they should number 100.  You know that the Spotted Owl cannot hunt in forests this dense along with creating difficulties for other species and these fires kill baby Bunnies and Bambi’s, Bears, Cats, Coyotes and so many more.  Fire is a major industry supported by government/taxes.  Forest management is mostly private businesses who log our forests.  These folks know trees!  They know that trees, both large and small, come out of the forest either as lumber or as smoke and ashes.  Give COUNTIES the right and the money to care for our local forests.  After all, look what you have done!!!  

Steve Ferry, El Dorado Hills
 

[Lynell Phillips]

The 52nd Annual Mother Lode art show, sponsored by the Placerville Arts Association, opened Sunday August 5th with a reception and the announcement of the winners. In her opening remarks, show chairperson, Gloria Vernon, spoke of the challenge this year’s juror and judge, artist Frank Ordaz experienced choosing the 100 pieces from the over 300 entries submitted by local artists as well as entries from New York, Texas, Montana and Colorado. 

Mr. Ordaz’s presentation included high marks to both the artists and the folk who hung the show, stating he was impressed by the quality of the art displayed as well as the skill with which it was presented. By hanging complimentary pieces for display in each area the show is enhanced. 
 
In his critique of some of the winning pieces, Mr. Ordaz expressed enthusiasm for artists who “capture a lifestyle in the image” and touted Barbara Kemp’s Best of Show, a watercolor, Kaleidoscope Koi II, as “a celebration of life, a feel-good piece with wonderful spirit”.

The Mother Lodes show is currently running through August 19, 2018 at the Placerville Shakespeare Club at 2940 Bedford Avenue, Placerville from 10-4 daily.  An awards reception will be held on August 19, 2018 at 3 pm.

Steve Walter’s watercolor Far Above Sabrina received an Award of Excellence.  Mr. Ordaz called it a “wonderful positive piece”.

Two scratchboard artists received high praise.  Mr. Ordaz awarded Shirley Isola’s Apalo an Award of Excellence, saying the piece “captures a wonderful spirit”.  

Linda Heath Clark also received an Award of Excellence for her scratchboard piece, Catalyst.  This piece is “what a super hero would paint” Mister Ordaz enthused, “it visually has that wow factor”.

Bringing forward Randy Honerlah’s acrylic, Wahi Nini (winner of the Placerville Arts Membership Award) Mr. Ordaz remarked that this piece is sophisticated in its re-inspired “paint by number’s style”, taking it further than the kits we enjoyed as children.

Susan Wickersham’s piece, Our Hands, Ourselves was the one Award of Merit highlighted by Mr. Ordaz.  Noting that “assemblages are cool”, he went on to say Ms. Wickersham’s piece “is very sophisticated” and her “creativity is off the charts”.

Congratulations to all the winners of the 52nd Mother Lode Show!

Best of Show: Barbara Kemp, Watercolor, Kaleidoscope Koi II

Placerville Arts Membership Award:  Randy Honerlah, Acrylic, Wahi Nini

Award of Excellence Winners:

Linda Heath Clark Scratchboard, Catalyst

Shirley Isola, Scratchboard, Apalo

Steve Walter, watercolor, Far Above Sabrina

Award of Merit Winners

Susan Wickersham, Found objects, Our Hands, Ourselves

Lisa Aikenhead, Photography, Dream Back the Bison

Melinda Vahradian, Watercolor, Dinner Party

Honorable Mention

Joyce Campbell, Gourd Fine Art, Reflections

Barbara Gerard-Mitchell, Watercolor, In Formation

Myra Holmes, Steel Shadow Sculpture, Aarya, the Brave

Pam Little, Digital, Mallow Ninebark Fall

Marina Smelik, Stone, Mystery Within

Sierra Pastel Society Awards

Matt Lister, Soft Pastel, November, Award of Excellence for Best Pastel of the Sierra Nevada

Gloria Vernon, Soft Pastel, October Geranium, Award of Excellence

[Cris Alarcon]

Steve Ferry writes: Cityhood meeting at EDH Fire Department on Wilson Way at EDH Blvd. 6:30-8:30 on August 7, 2018.

Last week I watched a debate on this subject when one person asked, "What 'commercial pressure' does development West of the county line bring, exactly?"

I decided to answer the question of the Developmental pressures facing El Dorado Hills over the next ten years.  

First we have to look West to the pending development west of the county line around Grant Line road headed to Elk Grove.  That is a huge expansion of 10,000 homes and 25,000 residents will be directly across the county line from what could be called South EDH or the long planned major commercial expansion in EDC south of Hwy 50 on this side of the county line near Grant Line road.  That growth just over the county line will have a tremendous effect on growth in our county near the western edge of El Dorado.

That covers where the growth pressure will come from.  Now let's look at a couple of fundamental civic planning elements that Folsom found out the hard way, and will be pot into play on the above Folsom expansion:

1) Separation of Commercial from Residential - Good living is found in homes and commercial being grouped separately, but not too far way from each other.  This is to allow for a peaceful living, as well as minimal road usage to access the commercial needs of those residents.

2) Balance of Commercial to Residential - Taxes are always an issue and a common civic planning element is to have enough commercial (high tax percentage) to balance the residents (a low tax rate). The two can balance the needed revenue and have commercial subsidize the residential taxes.  Much like our phone services where the residential rate is lower and subsidized by the more costly commercial rates.

Okay, that covers the basics of where the pressure will come from and how it will be developed.  Now let us talk about a more difficult question before I get into the most difficult decision that will be made in this growth. (yes, that is a teaser)

POLITICS (my specialty) I have to laugh at EDH decision makers.  Now, I love EDH, hills that were just rolling grasslands when I was growing up that burned off more years that not.  It looks much better now and is better in countless ways.  So those that worry about future development hold little sway with me as you are now living in homes that are new development and most of you are from out of the area and the cause of our explosive growth. Many of my good friends, and most bitter political enemies, live in EDH.  But I have to laugh at the short-sightedness.  Let me explain.

Currently that area of the county has 1 vote on most 5 vote decision making boards in the county, or 20%.  The majority of the county is rural and much less affluent.  The general feeling in rural parts of the county is that those rich people in EDH owe to us poor folk to subsidize their services with their big tax base.  Those politicians elected outside of the City of South Lake Tahoe (an incorporated city) stay elected by honoring the desires of those rural voters, about 60%+ of the county.  So we love it that we have a majority vote over those rich people in EDH...  I think you can see the issue here...

The county's plan is to allow a great deal of commercial development in the EDH area as a revenue generator. (Commercial always generates tax revenues, but residences have a lifespan whereas they now cost more to provide services for than the amount of taxes they generate)

So they question is WHEN the area of EDH incorporates, not IF.

Now here is where the fight will be: the line of the incorporated EDH line is drawn in the south.  The City will want as much of the commercial tax base, as will the county.

Now these are just my opinions, but you can see that I have been studying these issues for years and I do my research.  

Cris Alarcon.

[PRpond]

The following people are on the arrest log of August 07, 2018, as reported by the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Department:

First Name    Last Name        Sex    
Date Booked    Status        Age
First Charges    Description of First Charges      Bail Amount

KEITH    A    AGOSTA    M
PP    20180807    INCUSTODY    51    E
23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT

TINA    MARIE    ARIETTA    F
PV    20180807    RELEASED    34    E
243(E)(1)    M    BAT:SPOUSE/EX SP/DATE/ETC    $7,500.00

CASEY    LEE    BROCK    M
PV    20180807    INCUSTODY    31    E
602.8(A)    M    UNAUTH ENTRY POSTED LAND    $50,000.00

TIFFANY    LYNN    CAPUTA    F
LT    20180807    RELEASED    47    S
647(F)    M    DISORD CONDUCT:ALCOHOL    $500.00

MICHAEL    CHRISTOPHO    CRAWFORD    M
PV    20180807    INCUSTODY    56    C
3056    F    VIOLATION OF PAROLE:FEL    

JEFFREY    MICHAEL    ELLSWORTH    M
PV    20180807    INCUSTODY    58    P
3056    F    VIOLATION OF PAROLE:FEL    

JESSICA    ANNE    NEILSEN    F
PV    20180807    INCUSTODY    40    P
1203.2(A)    M    VIOL OF PROBATION    
1203.2(A)    M    VIOL OF PROBATION    
1203.2(A)    M    VIOL OF PROBATION    
1203.2(A)    M    VIOL OF PROBATION    
03.2(A)    M    VIOL OF PROBATION    

ALEXANDER    CAVALLIER    SCHMUCKER    M
PV    20180807    INCUSTODY    22    E
11364(A)    M    POSS UNLAW PARAPHERNALIA    $25,000.00

SAMUEL    RAYMOND    STAFFORD    M
PV    20180807    RELEASED    24    E
23152(B)    M    DUI ALCOHOL/0.08 PERCENT    

EDSO Actvity Log for 8/7/2018

@ 0106 13700 PC VERBAL DISPUTE \ ROOSEVELT ST, PLACERVILLE EG1806937
A DATING COUPLE WERE INVOLVED IN A VERBAL DISPUTE.

@ 0226 27491 GC DEATH INVESTIGATION \ STRAWBERRY EM1806938
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =94

@ 0340 273.6(A) PC VIO ORD:PREVNT DOMES \ SOUTH LAKE TAHO EG1806939
A SERVED CRIMINAL PROTECTIVE ORDER EXISTED BETWEEN TWO INVOLVED PARTIES.
S01 SEX=M SUSPECT AGE=55

@ 0730 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ CAMBRIDGE RD, CAMERON PARK EG1806942
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

@ 0745 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ CAMBRIDGE RD, CAMERON PARK EG1806940
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

@ 0918 13700 IN VERBAL ONLY \ PINE COVE DR, GEORGETOWN EG1806941
DEPUTIES TOOK A REPORT OF A VERBAL ARGUMENT BETWEEN A MALE AND A FEMALE.

@ 1152 488 PC PETTY THEFT \ SHASTA CR, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806943
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED PETTY THEFT FROM A VEHICLE.
V01 SEX=F VICTIM AGE = 48

@ 1235 487 PC GRAND THEFT \ ROYAL DR, CAMERON PARK EG1806944
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED GRAND THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =78

@ 1247 530.5(E) PC COMMIT MAIL THEFT \ LANGDON CT, EL DORADO HILLS EG1806945
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- VICTIM REPORTED MAIL THEFT.
V01 SEX=M VICTIM AGE =47

@ 1330 INFO IN VEHICLE ABATEMENT \ PANORAMA RD, EL DORADO EG1806956
ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEMENT.

# REDACTED

@ 1421 459 PC BURGLARY:SECOND DEGR \ ORIENTAL ST, EL DORADO EG1806955
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- R/P REPORTED BURGLARY AND VANDALISM.

@ 1431 488 PC PETTY THEFT \ LOTUS RD, COLOMA EG1806954
VIA EDSO ON LINE REPORTING SYSTEM- R/P REPORTED PETTY THEFT AND VANDALISM.

# REDACTED

@ 1812 10.16.140 CC PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW \ MERCHANT CR, EL DORADO EG1806963
PRIVATE PROPERTY TOW

@ 2300 28 VC REPOSSESSION \ FOREBAY RD, POLLOCK PINES EG1806972

[Distribution of personal information related to juveniles, victims of Domestic Violence and\or victims of sexual assault is unlawful.]

Please Note: Arrests are made based upon probable cause. All are entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven guilty in a court of law.

[Sergeant Anthony Prencipe]

Monday night, August 6, 2018, the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a report of a home invasion in the area of Indian Rock Road in Cool, Ca. The original caller said an unknown man had entered their residence and began damaging the inside. The caller was able to safely escape with his wife and young child to a neighbor’s residence.

Minutes later, there was a second 911 call from a neighboring residence reporting the same intruder had broken into their locked screened porch. The intruder then shattered a glass door to the home and attempted entry as he was being ordered by the homeowner to leave. The homeowner, fearing for the safety of his family, fired multiple rounds at the suspect. The suspect was transported to a local hospital with gunshot wounds and is expected to survive.

This is an ongoing investigation and no arrest has been made yet.

We are withholding the name of the suspect pending completion of the investigation.