Posts From Ken Kiunke
Sunday night shooting results in one death, three arrests
REDDING – A young man is dead as a result of a gunshot wound, and three suspects have now been arrested in the shooting. On Sunday night at about 7
Parents arrested for drugs, weapons
LAKEPORT – LAKE COUNTY – A man and woman were arrested in their Lakeport home last Friday morning while their 3-year-old toddler looked on. A search warrant was served at
Maysa Chheap arrested on weapons charges
STOCKTON – a 33-year-old man was detained in a traffic stop Sunday and found to have illegal weapons. Sheriff’s Deputies from the San Joaquin County Gang Task Force conducted a
Deputies report drug induced revenge killing, dog for bird
A domestic situation between a couple of pet owners resulted in the death of a parakeet and a dog, and the arrest of a Clearlake Oaks man on multiple charges.
Man takes younger friends on high speed chase, all three end up in jail
LAKE COUNTY – The week may have seemed like a slow one for the Lake County Sheriff’s Narcotics Task force. After all, the previous week saw several high profile arrests
Bong Hit robbery results in 4 teens arrested
LINCOLN – The arrests of four young men was announced yesterday in the 2013 robbery of a smoke shop in Lincoln, a town in Placer County north east of Sacramento
Bungling burglar arrested after running
CAPITOLA – A man wanted in a series of commercial and residential burglaries in Lake County was arrested in Capitola after trying to hide out with Relatives. Jeffery Stokes, 25
Commercial burglar tries to get away
WINDSOR – SONOMA COUNTY – A cargo truck doesn’t make the best getaway car, as 37-year-old Ryan Lester Hughes found out when he tried to burglarize a commercial building last
Tow truck driver and friends arrested
REDDING – One search warrant brought in three arrests, including the owner of a local towing service. Both weapons and drugs were recovered during the operation. Yesterday, Wednesday the 15th,
Prolific tagger running pot operation
SANTA ROSA -It is entirely possible that Ariel Suarez-Godinez and Francisco Jose Baltazar could have continued to enjoy the fruits of their illegal marijuana lab sales if not for the
