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Tuesday, 02 December 2008 |
The following individuals were arrested by the Mammoth Lakes Police Department last week.
Monday, Nov. 17
• Alvaro Maricio Pezoa, 21, arrested for outstanding warrant on Main Street
• Kevin Rober Pell, 22, arrested for driving with a suspended license on Meridian Boulevard
Tuesday, Nov. 18
• Karl Lawrence Duncan, 20, arrested on Main Street for an outstanding warrant related to burglary and forgery charges
• Francisco Gutterrez Navarro, 26, arrested on Laurel Mountain Road for driving without a license
Thursday, Nov. 20
• Benjamin James Howell, 18, arrested for disorderly conduct: alcohol on Minaret Road
Friday, Nov. 21
•Ralph Anthony Aros, 48, arrested for DUI and DUI 0.08+ on Minaret Road.
• John Lawrence Baldwin, 20, arrested for disorderly conduct: alcohol on Sierra Nevada Road
• Oscar Cruz-Sanchez, 23, diving without a license, vehicle towed from Vons parking lot
• Jose Luis Villalobos, 22, arrested for outstanding warrant for parole violation on Tavern Road
• Jose Luis Villalobos, 22, arrested for two counts of battery and disorderly conduct: alcohol on Old Mammoth Road
Saturday, Nov. 22
• Robert Michael Harvey, 39, arrested for DUI and DUI 0.08+ on SR 203
• Kenneth Dale Weisbeck, 50, arrested for driving without a license and outstanding warrant relating to a failure to appear in court on Meridian Boulevard
MLPD Tipline
If you have information to report to the police department you can use MLPD’s anonymous tipline. Access the line by calling (760) 934-3261 or visit www.mammothlakespd.org to send a tip in by e-mail. Both lines are completely anonymous. You do not have to use your own e-mail address or give your name. —MLPD
Be Bear Aware
On Thursday, Nov. 20, 2008, an MLPD officer responded to a residence on Pinecrest after receiving a radio call of a black bear underneath a deck in the process of making a den. After deploying several bursts of pepper spray the bear immediately came out and left the area. Community members are once again reminded to secure all bear-proof dumpsters and not leave unattended food sources outside their residence which might attract bears. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 December 2008 )
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