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Angels Camp Police Department in conjunction with the California Highway Patrol and Calaveras Health and Human Services will be hosting a FREE “Car Seat Checkup” event at the Angels Camp Police Department located at 200 Monte Verda Street, Angels Camp on July 8, 2021 between 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Certified Child Passenger Safety Seat Technicians will be available to answer all your car seat questions and to check if your child passenger seat is installed correctly.
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th, you can schedule an appointment for another day with Angels Camp Police Department’s certified Child Passenger Safety Seat Technician, Officer Sanford, by calling (209) 736-2567 ext 5, or by email stevensanford@angelscamp.gov.
Suspect s wife recalls moments before Calaveras deputy shot, husband killed Share Updated: 9:44 PM PDT May 10, 2021 Share Updated: 9:44 PM PDT May 10, 2021
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Show Transcript This is this is actually one that I sent to him when he was in prison. Melissa livia remembering the events that led to her husband Mark, he did this pointing a gun at her at the Sierra Inn motel in SAn Andreas and put us back of my neck, put out like a cigarette and then he ripped me by my hair and it stuck a gun to my head right here underneath the cameras, Melissa says just months prior, he had been on the right path. He gets ahold of drugs and then it s a he s a totally different person thursday night after the initial confrontation, Melissa says she drove to the Diamond Place apartments after neighbors called 911 It was here that a calaveras County sheriff s deputy would interview her. Moments later, the calaveras County Sheriff s department says Mark ambushe
Suspect used handicapped hostage as human shield, sheriff s office says Alanea Cremen
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More details have been released regarding a domestic dispute, hostage situation and deadly shooting that happened in Calaveras County last week.
Sergeant Greg Stark with the Calaveras County Sheriff s Office said in a press release on Monday, May 10 that the incident began just after 10:30 p.m. on May 6. Multiple people called for help, telling dispatch that a man had pointed a gun at a woman at the Sierra Inn Motel in San Andreas.
When deputies arrived, they found out the couple had already left. Deputies were eventually able to track down the man and woman after checking several places around the area for nearly an hour.
A 75-year-old woman being held hostage at gunpoint in San Andreas on Thursday night was struck by fragmentation and ricocheting rounds from law enforcement firearms during an exchange of gunfire between authorities and a domestic violence suspect, Calaveras County sheriff s officials say.
A deputy was also allegedly shot by the suspect, identified as 47-year-old Mark Aitulagi Lavea of Modesto, earlier in the night during what the Sheriff s Office described as an ambush.
Both the deputy, 14-month department veteran Jonathan Brown, and hostage were transported by air ambulance to a regional trauma center, sheriff s officials said Friday. Authorities say the suspect was shot by deputies during the standoff and died at the scene.
Suspect used handicapped hostage as human shield, sheriff s office says
What started as a domestic disturbance call turned into a hostage situation and deadly shooting in Calaveras County. Author: Alanea Cremen Updated: 5:28 PM PDT May 10, 2021
CALAVERAS COUNTY, Calif. More details have been released regarding a domestic dispute, hostage situation and deadly shooting that happened in Calaveras County last week.
Sergeant Greg Stark with the Calaveras County Sheriff s Office said in a press release on Monday, May 10 that the incident began just after 10:30 p.m. on May 6. Multiple people called for help, telling dispatch that a man had pointed a gun at a woman at the Sierra Inn Motel in San Andreas.