City of Los Banos Volunteers were honored at City Hall on 04/04/2018. Article to follow in the next print issue of The Paper.
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Volunteers Honored at City Hall
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Solo Vehicle Crash Henry Miller and Volta
A solo vehicle collision was reported on 04/04/2018. One party sustained minor injuries. Photos by Tony Dutra/The Paper
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Twenty Arrests For April 4, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 4, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Jesus Cruz Abrica-Sanchez
Court Order Violation
Smuggle Into Jail
Anders Thomas Anderson
Domestic Violence
Child Cruelty
Public Intoxication
Luis Enrique Cortes
Weapon in Vehicle
Altered Firearm
Felon w/ Firearm
Felon w/ Ammunition
Drug Paraphernalia
Receive Stolen Property
Adrian Raymond Fass
Shoplifting
Drug Paraphernalia
Probation Violation
Richard Galvan
Drug Sales
Joe Alton Garay
Domestic Violence
Arturo Garcia
Public Intoxication
Jesus Adam Gonzalez
Probation Violation
Moses Matthew Jimenez
Court Order Violation
David Miguel
Public Intoxication
Reynaldo Morales
Felon w/ Firearm
Felon w/ Ammunition
Threats
Receive Stolen Property
Firearm in Vehicle
Crystal Lynae Morin
Public Intoxication
Unlicensed Driver
Drug Paraphernalia
Jonathan Scott Norris
Court Order Violation
Probation Revoked
Marcos William Payne
Child Endangerment
Drug Paraphernalia
Resisting
Court Order Violation
Paul Ramos
Public Intoxication
Miguel Angel Rodriguez
Domestic Violence
Carlos Romogomez
Probation Violation
Gregory Deon Snyder
Drug Paraphernalia
Probation Violation
Andrew Allen Tuttle
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Mail Theft
Receive Stolen Property
Probation Violation
Jerry Dean Woodard
DUI Drugs/Alcohol
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In Loving Memory: Mary Lamoglia
Mary Lamoglia, a lifetime resident of Los Banos passed away peacefully at her home on April 3, 2018 surrounded by family. She was 94 years old.
Mary was born April 29, 1923 in Los Banos, California, the daughter of Manuel and Rosa Gill. She was raised and attended local schools, graduating from Westside High School in 1941. She attended Business College before being hired at Bank of America where she worked for 25 years.
Mary married Dominic Lamoglia on March 3, 1946. They celebrated 50 years of marriage shortly before Dominic’s passing in 1996.
Mary was a member of Our Lady of Fatima Society, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, St. Joseph Altar Society, Native Daughter of the Golden West (where where she earned her 75 year pin in 2017) and LUSO-American Federation. Mary enjoyed spending time with her family, cooking, playing cards, and traveling. She will be missed and remember by all.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Dominic Lamoglia; her parents, Manuel and Rosa Gill; her sister, Inez Avila; and brother, Manuel Gill.
She is survived by her daughter, Cindy (Randall) Nocito; Son, Craig Lamoglia; grandsons, Paul Nocito and Mark (Katelyn) Nocito; two great grandchildren, Benjamin and Brooklyn Nocito; brother, Joseph (Bernice) Gill; sister, Evangeline Rose; and many nieces and nephews.
A recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Los Banos at 9:30 a.m. followed by the Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 a.m. Burial will be at San Joaquin Valley National Cemetery in Santa Nella at 12:30 pm. Entrusted to Whitehurst Funeral Chapel-Los Banos.
Contributions can be made to New Bethany Residential Care Facility in Los Banos or a charity of your choice.
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Thirty One Arrests For April 5, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 5, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Ramon Alvaradoquebrado
DUI
Hugo Pedro Ambrosio
DUI
Isiah Anderson
Public Intoxication
Brian Steven Arredondo
Assault
Battery
Prevent 911 Use
Resisting
DUI
Presley Scott Baggett
DUI
Pedro Samuel Diaz Bracamontes
Probation Violation
Use Tear Gas Device
Felon w/ Ammunition
Gonzalo Lopez Castaneda
Probation Violation
Burglary
Robbery
Domestic Violence
Court Order Violation
Possess Fake ID
False Identification
Stolen Vehicle
Jack Anthony Civitillo
Parole Violation
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Gordon William Columbus
Detainer
Assault w/ Firearm
Sheena Lyn Dahlen
Domestic Violence
Antonio Gallegos
Assault w/ Weapon
Domestic Violence
Prevent 911 Use
Elisa Marie Garay
Probation Violation
Jesus Donald Garcia
Stolen Vehicle
Burglary Tools
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Patricia Garrett
Domestic Violence
Angelou Xavier Garza
Drug Use
Trespassing
Parole Revoked
Edward Mejia Guerrero
Court Order Violation
Trespassing
Suspended License
Child Restraints
Eugene Jacobs
Theft
Darrell Johnson Sr
Detainer
Evading
Mark Anthony Jurado
Parole Violation
Probation Violation
Tricia Jean Kinchen
Resisting
Public Intoxication
Probation Revoked
Thomas Joseph King
Attempt Burglary
Burglary Tools
Receive Stolen Property
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Brenda Kay Lewis
DUI
Johnny Luis Lopez
Probation Revoked
Jose Lara Marquez
Domestic Violence
Andrew Joseph Mathew May
Assault w/ Weapon
Felony Assault
Guadalupe Pena Sarabia
Probation Violation
William Michael Schill
Domestic Violence
False Imprisonment
Roger Edgar Smith
Brandish Weapon
Probation Violation
Nathan Stephens
Assault w/ Weapon
Adrian Ray Torres
Probation Violation
Travis Brandon Yanez
Probation Revoked
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Thirty Arrests For April 6, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 6, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Eloy Alarcon
Attempt Robbery
Andres Jimenez Briceno
Probation Revoked
Resisting
Drug Possession
Anquoinette Mary Caruthers
Assault w/ Weapon
Domestic Violence
False Imprisonment
Probation Violation
Victor Giovani Marin Diaz
Drug Sales
Smuggle Into Jail
Drug Transportation
False Identification
John Roberto Douglas
Parole Violation
Natalie Diana Flores
Assault w/ Weapon
Domestic Violence
Garbil Garcia
DUI
Salvador Garibay Gonzalez
Drug Paraphernalia
Drug Possession
Roy Guillermo Escobar
Shoplifting
Robert Sidney Hanson
Escape/Attempt Jail
Joseph Prado Hernandez
Felon w/ Firearm
Felon w/ Ammunition
Gang Member
Alter Firearm
Marco Antonio Hernandez
Parole Violation
Bernadette Marie Hill
DUI
Elbert Doniel Kirby
Vandalism
Brian Christoper Mayo
DUI
Hugo Abraham Pacheco
DUI
Heather Cheyenne Parker
DUI
Jorge Delato Perez
Possess Dirk/Dagger
Pedro Hernandez Puente
Forgery
David Rivera
DUI
Jose Miguel Rojas
DUI
Christian Aaron Romero
Stolen Vehicle
Robert Salinas
Court Order Violation
Heriverto Manuel Sandoval
DUI
William Keith Shells
Sex Registrant Address
Wyatt Ray Stinson
DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Unlicensed Driver
Proof of Insurance
Wesley Scott Swiger
Use Low Beam Lights
Sandra Elisabeth Williams
DUI
Neal Peter Winans
DUI
Daniel Michael Zuniga
DUI
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Morse Lines Up Law Enforcement for Re-election Bid
The Merced Police Officers Association has voted overwhelmingly to endorse Merced District Attorney Larry Morse for re-election.
“Larry Morse has a superb record of supporting the men and women of law enforcement,” said Emily Foster, President of the Merced Police Officers Association. “He has led the fight to bring additional resources to support public safety in Merced County. We want people to know that re-electing Morse will help make Merced safer.”
“I’m proud and thankful for this endorsement,” said Morse. “Successful law enforcement requires teamwork. Having the support of the men and women of the Merced Police Officers Association is an honor.”
The Merced Police Officers Association’s action follows early endorsements of Morse by the Los Banos Police Association, the Merced Police Sergeants Association, Merced Chief of Police, Chris Goodwin, Livingston Police Chief, Ruben Chavez, former Merced Police Chiefs, Norm Andrade and Pat Lunney, former Merced County Sheriffs, Tom Sawyer, Hank Strength, and Gary Carlson, and former Atwater Police Chiefs, Frank Pietro, Richard Hawthorne, and Jerry Moore.
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Sixteen Arrests For April 7, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 7, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Rochell S Alami
Domestic Violence
Jose CanalesHernandez
Domestic Violence
Carl Thomas Colvin
DUI
Derek Jon Duni
DUI
Michael Daniel Floriano
Public Intoxication
Randall Lawrence Guthrie
Probation Violation
Vandalism
Felony Vandalism
Anthony James Guzman
Animal Cruelty
Possess Dirk/Dagger
Failure to Appear
Daniel Nathan Jones
Robbery
David Maciel
Felony Assault
Gregory Anthony Mendez
Resisting
Cristal Urbina Morales
Public Intoxication
Brice Rayn Noriega
Probation Violation
Manuel Ramirez Pulido
Conspiracy
Vandalism
Burglary
Parole Violation
Veronica Bernade Salgado
DUI
Unlicnesed Driver
Mariano Sanchez
DUI
Rudy Sanchez
Public Intoxication
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Seventeen Arrests For April 8, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 8, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Lucero Barraza Carvajal
Arson
Kenneth Russell Clark
Probation Revoked
Roberto J Duran
Domestic Violence
Rene Vega Garibay
Misuse 911
Drinking on Street
Antonio Dejesus Gonzalez
Domestic Violence
Antoinette Harris
Public Intoxication
Ronnie Allen Joseph Ignacio
Domestic Violence
Max LopezSolis
DUI
Evading
Tracey Lee Miller
Threats
Crystal Lynae Morin
Stolen Vehicle
Unlicensed Driver
Khou Moua
Trespassing
Vandalism
Joe Edward Phillips
DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Addict Drive Vehicle
Unlicensed Driver
Vandalism
Theft
Manuel Angel Rodriguez
Burglary
Stolen Vehicle
Receive Stolen Property
Smuggle Into Jail
Probation Violation
Jake Odell Ross
Stolen Vehicle
Burglary Tools
Domestic Violence
Maria Sanchez
DUI
Unlicensed Driver
Jason Lee Shields
Public Intoxication
Carlos Francisco Zargozamillan
Probation w/ Firearm
Gang Member
Assault Weapon
Receive Stolen Property
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Los Banos Tigers Sports Update April 9, 2018
—Congratulations to the following student-athletes for making the Merced Sun Star’s All Area Teams: Erika Gutierrez/Amelia Smith/Cameron Gomez-basketball, Haley Ballez/Linda Pelayo/Saul Madriz-wrestling, and Jackie Bangle-soccer.
—Varsity baseball won the Dick Windemuth Tourney over break by going 4-0 and outscoring their opponents 44-0. Four different pitchers threw shutouts for the Tigers.
—Boys tennis, boys and girls swim, softball and baseball all remain undefeated in league as we continue back up this week.
—The Los Banos High School Sports Hall of Fame will be making a return to induct it’s 3rd class tentatively on 10/27/2018.
Please nominate someone you deem as worthy at www.lbtigernation.com and look under ‘Fan Zone’ tab. Former Tigers can be nominated under player, coach or contributor labels.
This Weeks Schedule:
4/9—Golf at Gary Roving Invitational—1:00pm
4/9—Baseball at Central Valley—4:00pm
4/9—Volleyball at Livingston—5:00/6:0pm
4/10—Tennis home v. Central Valley—3:00pm
4/11—Tennis home v. Livingston—3:00pm
4/11—Track home v. Central Valley—3:30pm
4/11—Softball at Patterson—4:00pm
4/12—Golf at Central Valley—1:00pm
4/12—Tennis at Patterson—3:00pm
4/12—Swimming home v. Livingston—3:30pm
4/12—Baseball home v. Central Valley—4:00pm
4/12—Volleyball home v. Pacheco—6:00pm
4/13—Softball at Livingston—4:00pm
4/14—Swim at County Championships (Johansen)—9:00am
Before Break Results:
3/26—Tennis home v. Patterson—won 8-1
3/26—Softball home v. Ceres—won 6-5
3/26—Baseball at Ceres—won 19-1
3/26—Volleyball home v. Central Valley—JV lost 2-1, Var.won 3-0
3/27—Tennis at Pacheco—won 9-0
3/28—Track home v. Ceres—JV boys/girls won, Var. boys/girls lost
3/28—Swim home v. Patterson—girls won 129-41, boyswon 110-59
3/28—Softball home v. Central Valley—JV won 5-2, Var.won 10-0
3/29—Golf at Pacheco (Diablo Grande)—4th place
3/29—Tennis home v. Ceres—won 9-0
3/29—Baseball home v. Ceres—Var. won 5-1, JV lost 6-4
3/29—Volleyball at Patterson—Var. lost 3-1, JV lost 2-0
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Twenty One Arrests For April 9, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 9, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Carlos Alaniz
DUI
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Suspended License
Stolen Vehicle
Warrant
Sex Offender Registration
David Arredondo
DUI
Marcella Banuelos
Burglary
Vandalism
Trespassing
Jose Dejesus Barajas Valencia
DUI
Jaime Cabrera
Drug Possession
Probation Violation
Jesse Villalobos Cisneros
Assault w/ Weapon
John Mark Dicarlo
Probation Revoked
Nicholas Duran
Probation Violation
Kenneth Scott Faust
Probation Revoked
Kyle Lynn Fiatoa
Obstruct Sidewalk
Moses Matthew Jimenez
Stolen Vehicle
Suspended License
Andres Andrade Medina
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Jesse James Neal
Parole Violation
Parole Revoked
Diego Ortiz
Domestic Violence
Suspended License
Octavio Castro Perez
Probation Revoked
Rashel Marie Porter
Domestic Violence
Mark Anthony Serna
Domestic Violence
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Michael David Townsend
Felony Assault
Battery/Elder Abuse
Abigail Vargas
DUI
Austin Welch
Threats
Theft
Rodney Gene Wiley
Probation Violation
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Fire Incident on Pioneer Rd.
A small fire was reported on Pioneer Rd. near Ortigalita Rd. One structure was threatened and no injuries reported. Merced County Fire responded and Los Banos Fire Department assisted.
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CHP Honors Telecommunications Professionals
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Highway Patrol (CHP) will honor the dedicated men and women who serve as call-takers and dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, April 8-14, 2018. Public safety dispatchers provide lifesaving services to the public and law enforcement.
“Whether it is wildfires, mudslides, an injury collision, or any other emergency, dispatchers have proven to be an essential link between our officers, the public, and support services,” CHP Commissioner Warren Stanley said. “I am very proud of our public safety dispatchers who provide an indispensable service to the public every day of the year.”
Dispatchers are the bridge between law enforcement and the public, making sure the proper assistance is provided. In an instant, a dispatcher must be ready to engage with a caller and determine the proper response to ensure safety. Dispatchers oftentimes stay on a call, giving lifesaving instructions or providing a sympathetic ear to a person in crisis.
The CHP has 25 Communications Centers statewide, employing more than 900 professional public safety dispatchers who handled approximately 9.2 million calls last year. The CHP’s public safety dispatchers are on the front lines of public safety and service, fielding many of the cellular 9-1-1 calls in the state. Law enforcement telecommunicators include the public safety operators, public safety dispatchers, public safety dispatch supervisors, and telecommunication technicians who provide radio, telephone, and computer services to law enforcement.
In the event the public needs to call 9-1-1, the following tips will help callers and dispatchers during an emergency:
Stay calm.
Be prepared to provide your name, phone number, address or location, and a detailed description of the incident or vehicle being reported.
Wireless devices do not always give the call-taker your location. Providing an accurate location of the emergency may be the single most important piece of information for the dispatcher. This allows them to send help to the correct place.
Listen carefully and follow all directions provided by the dispatcher.
Wait for the dispatcher to ask questions, and then answer clearly and calmly.
Be prepared to provide a physical description if the emergency involves a criminal suspect.
Please remember 9-1-1 is to be used only to report emergencies in progress. Misuse of the emergency 9-1-1 system is not only against the law, but it delays callers with real emergencies.
The mission of the California Highway Patrol is to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security.
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In Loving Memory: Grover Edward Baker
Grover E. Baker 92, of Clovis, CA passed away on Friday, April 6, 2018 in Fresno, CA. He was born in Oklahoma and moved to Dos Palos at the age of 16 and remained there until 1993 when he moved to Friant/Clovis area.
He was a Navy Veteran, serving during World War II in the Philippines. Upon discharge, he settled back in Dos Palos. After retiring from Coleman Electric, his greatest joys were camping, fishing and spending time with his family. Grover was a kind and loving man who always had a smile for everyone. He will be terribly missed and remembered by his family and friends.
Grover is survived by his wife of 66 years, Dorothy and his three children: Ron (Cynthia) Baker, Larry (Shirley) Baker and Debora (Al) Andersen, three grandchildren: Nicole Nathan, Ashly Baker and Bradley Baker, brother Bill Baker and sister Elnore Anderson.
A Graveside Service will be held at the Dos Palos Cemetery District on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at 2pm. Services are entrusted to Whitehurst Funeral Chapel-Dos Palos.
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Twenty Two Arrests For April 10, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 10, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Jose Angel Aguirre
Shoplifting
Clara Tachiquin Castillo
Resisting
Battery on Officer
Drug Influence
Drug Paraphernalia
Jeffrey Lee Crawford
Probation Revoked
Cody Lee Curtis
Detainer
Probation Violation
Robert Lee Gillis
Public Intoxication
Fatima Ilana Gonzales
Domestic Violence
Daniel Guerra
Domestic Violence
Arthur Mejia Guerrero
Probation Revoked
Suspended License
Melchor Gutierrez
Public Intoxication
Luis Francisco Hernandez Canales
DUI
Juan Carlos Hernandez
Domestic Violence
Assault w/ Weapon
Probation Violation
Cody Dwight Lane
Probation Violation
Juana Karina Marinvillegas
DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Drug Influence
Angie Gutierrez Martinez
Enroute Other Agency
Rubin Medina
Felon w/ Ammunition
Drug Paraphernalia
Francisco Jose Mejia Garcia
DUI
Adrian Nunezmora
Probation Violation
David Felix Reynaga
Probation Violation
Rebecca Sanabria Sarte
Assault w/ Weapon
Carlton Ray Tolbert
Operate Chop Shop
Cultivate Marijuana
Utility Theft
Drug Sales
Drug Possession
Joel Trujillo
Enroute Other Agency
Gregory Allen Young
Probation Violation
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Twenty One Arrests For April 11, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 11, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Nwal Ziad Abuallan
Probation Violation
Christopher Alvarado
Probation Violation
Mario Quintero Armendariz
Probation Revoked
Robert Dean Ashlock
Assault w/ Weapon
Randy Lee Beni
Public Intoxication
Kevin Anthony Bowen
DUI
Bryan Dwight Bridgeford
Mail Theft
Calvin Lester Bridgeford
Tamper w/ Vehicle
Erick Chavezballesteros
Domestic Violence
Johnny Angel Flores
Public Intoxication
Stephen Wesley Grissom
Domestic Violence
Schuyler Lee Mason
Probation Violation
Kobe Maynard
Burglary
Attempted Burglary
Gustavo Valdovinos Pascacio
Threats
Domestic Violence
Jose Luis Fernando Pimentel
Drug Possession
Unlicensed Driver
Proof of Insurance
Unregistered Vehicle
Domestic Violence
Charles Cody Pullen
Probation Violation
Kathleen Victoria Reynoza
Receive Stolen Property
Drug Possession
Bad Checks
Stolen Vehicle
False Identification
Access Card Fraud
Obet Eduardo Rodriguez
Possess Dirk/Dagger
False ID
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Bicycle Lamp
Parole Violation
Jason Suits
Drug Influence
Roger Dale Wendling
Threats
Erica Willhight
Domestic Violence
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Twenty Seven Arrests For April 12, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 12, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Ernie Nicholas Alaniz
Probation Revoked
John Angel Barragan
Detainer
Child Custody
Joshua Lee Byerley
Parole Revoked
Sex Offender Registry
Court Order Violation
Antonio Guzman Campos
DUI
Jose Rafael Coronaabad
DUI
Unlicensed Driver
Failure to Appear
Angel Cruz-Gomez
DUI
Sabrina Rae Distura
DUI Manslaughter
DUI
DUI w/ Injury
Vehicular Homicide
Drug Possession
Isaac Landon Gregg
Assault w/ Weapon
Court Order Violation
Robbery
Aaron Del Hall
Resisting
Stop at Crosswalk
Unlicensed Driver
Proof of Insurance
George Gary Humphries
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Kamesha Marie Jackson Singh
Attempt Robbery
Attempt Auto Theft
Marcey Leroy Jones
Drug Possession
Probation Violation
Nick Ryan Kubiak
Assault
Battery
Melissa Ann Lalisan
Court Order Violation
Vincent Virgil Lovato
Probation Violation
Racheal Angela Lucio
Vandalism
Ramiro Felipe Martinmuro
Threats
Battery
Tamara Leann Meinzerdingman
Court Order Violation
Drug Possession
Drug Paraphernalia
Jetrey John Moore
Public Intoxication
Joaquin Antonio Moreno
Threats
Stalking
Patrick Lane O’Bryant
Probation Violation
Antonio Ortiz
Parole Revoked
Benny Augustine Silos
Child Sexual Abuse
Lewd Acts W/ Child
Amreek Anthony Uppal
Probation Violation
Adrian Isaac Vasquez
Domestic Violence
Resisting
Drug Paraphernalia
Parole Violation
Benjamin Mathew Vaughan
Domestic Violence
Cody Daren Wooten
DUI
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Los Banos Portuguese DES Hall In Preparation For a Two-Day Celebration
The annual Holy Ghost Festa begins Saturday May 26th at 10:30 A.M. at the DES, followed by events stretching over the next two days.
The celebration dates back hundreds of years to Queen Saint Isabel, who was born in Spain, and the central miracle of her life is the focus of the annual Festa, celebrated eight weeks after Easter.
Los Banos DES Committee President Luis Oliveira has been planning the much-anticipated event for months.
On Saturday festivities will begin at 10:30 a.m. and go on through 11 p.m., with prayer, music and dance.
On Sunday, the formal procession, featuring the queens, will begin at 9 a.m. and conclude with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 1621 Center Ave celebrated by Father Antonio Silveira.
After the mass, sopas, a Portuguese soup with meat, will be served along with festivities going on well through the night, such as a live auction, musical performances and a presentation of the queen and court.
President Luis & Adriana Oliveira would like to extend an invitation to everyone to come attend the Events the Weekend of May 26th & 27th.
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Injury Traffic Accident Reported on 7th St. and Willmott Rd.
A solo vehicle traffic collision took place near the intersection of 7th St. and Willmott Rd. Parked cars were hit and two injuries reported. Los Banos Fire, Police and Riggs Ambulance responded.
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Twenty Nine Arrests For April 13, 2018
The Merced County Jail reports the following people as being arrested during April 13, 2018. Inclusion in this listing is not an admission of guilt, and each and every person should be given their day in court.
Photos and information courtesy of the Merced County Sheriff’s Department.
Marisol Alcauter
Merced, CA
Theft
Calvin Larry Bristow
Unknown
DUI
Randy Paul Bunyard
Merced, CA
Stolen Vehicle
Probation Revoked
Gerardo Rodolfo Cardosa-Alvarez
Merced, CA
DUI
Warren Chillers
Unknown
Robbery
Anthony Thomas Ciccarelli
Modesto, CA
Embezzlement
Use Gas/Tear Gas
Failure to Appear
Adrian Cruz-Chavez
Merced, CA
DUI
Whitney Dunaway
Los Angeles, CA
DUI
Emmanuel Luis Fregoso
Merced, CA
DUI
Jessica Camilla Garcia
Los Banos, CA
Drug Possession
Robert Gill
Los Banos, CA
DUI
Probation Revoked
Esmeralda Gonzales
Merced, CA
Parole Violation
Parole Revoked
Jose L JimenezLara
Kerman, CA
DUI
William Ernest Keegan
Redwood City, CA
Probation Violation
Court Order Violation
Ramces Loeza
Los Banos, CA
DUI
Bryan Keith McDowell
Newman, CA
Drug Possession
Charles Doyle Moreschini
Merced, CA
Probation Violation
Anna Navarro
Los Banos, CA
Theft
James Dwight Neal
Turlock, CA
Shoplifting
Cloudia Elizabeth Noriega
Atwater, CA
DUI Alcohol/Drugs
Arnulfo Pacheco-Garcia
Merced, CA
DUI
Dion Arthur Perry
Merced, CA
Probation Violation
Daniel Rocha
Los Banos, CA
DUI
Osbaldo Maldonado Rojas
Winton, CA
Probation Violation
Paul Ray Rose
Atwater, CA
Cultivate Marijuana
Angelica Valenzuela
Los Banos, CA
DUI
Kenneth Harrison Virgocalip
Atwater, CA
False ID
Probation Violation
Christopher Allen Waldrop
Merced, CA
Probation Violation
Jo Ann Watson
Mesa, Az
DUI
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