The following is taken from the Kings County Sheriffâs office media report. Those appearing as âarrestedâ have only been arrested on suspicion of the crime indicated and are presumed innocent.
Dennis Donald Sanders, 59. Suspicion of Inflict Corporal Inj on Spouse/Cohab/Dating ETC, ADW: Not Firearm, Vandalism related charges
Fernando Gutierrez Cortez, 46. Suspicion of Inflict Corporal inj on Spouse/Cohab/Dating ETC, Threaten Crime with Intent to Terrorize related charges
Alanda Toby Douthard, 39. Suspicion of  Inflict Corporal inj on Spouse/Cohab/Dating ETC, Obstruct/Resist Public Peace Officer/Emergency Med Tech related charges
Francisco Javiar Gutierrez, 35. Suspicion of ADW: Not Firearm, Felony Bench Warrant, Possess Controlled Substance, Under the Influence of Controlled Substance related charges
Eager to be vaccinated, California farmworkers face obstacles
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/ Mauricio Chavez of Hollister gets a COVID-19 vaccine at Monterey Mushrooms in Morgan Hill on Feb. 28, 2021. He works at a neighboring mushroom farm. Many California farmworkers still face obstacles getting the vaccine.
About 73% of farmworkers said they would get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, but vaccination clinics at farm worksites are still infrequent and reliant on scarce supply.
There was a day in early December when Maria Cruz thought she might not make it.
“One morning my chest was in so much pain, I began to cry because honestly I panicked,” she said, recalling the cough, body aches and shivers during the grueling weeks she spent with COVID-19.
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Mauricio Chavez of Hollister gets a COVID-19 vaccine at Monterey Mushrooms in Morgan Hill on Feb. 28, 2021. He works at a neighboring mushroom farm. Many California farmworkers still face obstacles getting the vaccine. Photo by Ana Ibarra, CalMatters
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About 73% of farmworkers said they would get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, but vaccination clinics at farm worksites are still infrequent and reliant on scarce supply.
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There was a day in early December when Maria Cruz thought she might not make it.
“One morning my chest was in so much pain, I began to cry because honestly I panicked,” she said, recalling the cough, body aches and shivers during the grueling weeks she spent with COVID-19.