JAIL BOOKING REPORT
Here are some of the highlights from the recent booking reports at the Mariposa County Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
April 27 – Robert Charles Owen, 61, Mariposa, was arrested for disorderly conduct involving alcohol. • Andrew Alexander Garibaldi, 23, Sylmar, was arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher in Yosemite National Park.
April 28 – Cory Taylor Ball, 22, Manifee, was arrested for being under the influence of alcohol/controlled substance in Yosemite National Park.
April 29 – No bookings to report.
April 30 – No bookings to report.
May 1 – Candy Renee Rickard, 69, Coulterville, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance for sale, possession of a controlled substance and possession of unlawful paraphernalia. • Storey Dawn Hernandez, 47, La Grange, was arrested for possession of a controlled substance. • Randall Keith Blick, 47, Coulterville, was arrested for transporting a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance with two or more priors and possession of unlawful paraphernalia. • Daizhon
Daniel Mays, 28, Mariposa, was arrested for corporal injury to a spouse. • Nicholas Shaun Quinn, 35, Mariposa, was arrested for driving under the influence with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher. • Mark Allen Hofius, 66, Coulterville, was arrested for driving under the influence with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher.
May 2 – Ocean Bryant Burger, 23, Mariposa, was arrested for battery and violation of parole. • Nicholas Andrew Drogowski, 43, Coulterville, was arrested for causing injury to a dependent adult and cruelty to a dependent adult.
May 3 – Gary Allen Speck, 31, Elko, Nev., was arrested for disorderly conduct involving alcohol.
SHERIFF’S REPORT
April 27 – A welfare check was requested on Pilot Peak Road in Ponderosa Basin. • A fire occurred on Alta Vista Road in Mariposa. • Petty theft was reported on Coakley Circle in Mariposa. • An ambulance was requested on Quail Ridge Drive in Bootjack. • Harassment was reported on Oliver Creek Road in Ponderosa Basin.
April 28 – A violation of a court order occurred on Jones Street in Mariposa. • Unsafe shooting was reported on Fiske Road in Greeley
Hill. • An animal was reported on East Whitlock Road in Midpines. • A burglary was reported on White Rock Road in Catheys Valley.
April 29 – Sexual assault was reported on Millbrow Lane in Greeley Hill. • A violation of a court order occurred on Highway 49 North in Mariposa. • Suspicious circumstances were reported on Highway 49 North in Mariposa. • Someone disturbed the peace on Joe Howard Street in Mariposa. • Trespassing occurred on 9th Street in Mariposa.
April 30 – A welfare check occurred on Lakeside Road in Midpines. • Trespassing was reported on Joe Howard Street in Mariposa. • Someone disturbed the peace on Laredo Street in Don Pedro. • A fire was reported on Ben Hur and Buckeye in Mariposa.
May 1 – A house check occurred on Jones Street in Mariposa. • A burglar alarm was reported on Hospital Road in Mariposa. • A fire was reported on Allred Road in Bootjack. • A welfare check was requested on Jalapa Way in Don Pedro. • Reckless driving occurred in the Greeley Hill area.
May 2 – Suspicious circumstances were reported on St. Andrews Road in Mariposa. • A welfare check was requested on Guadalupe Fire Road in Catheys Valley. • Harassment occurred on Highway 140 in Midpines. • Vandalism was reported on Lake McClure Road in Don Pedro. • An ambulance was requested on Highway 49 North in Mariposa.
May 3 – Trespassing was reported on Bear Clover Lane in Mariposa. • A welfare check was requested on Amelia Drive in Bootjack. • An animal was reported on Bullion Street in Mariposa. • Someone disturbed the peace on French Camp Road in Mariposa.
The above listed calls are actual reports to the Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office dispatch. These are just a sampling of recent calls, but are in no way all inclusive. The intent of this log is to demonstrate the wide array of issues with which Mariposa County law enforcement must deal with, in addition to investigation of serious crimes and their routine patrol.
MARIPOSA COUNTY FIRE RESPONSE LOG
April 27 – May 3
• EMS – 6 • Fires – 4
• Public Assists – 2
• Auto Collisions – 2
Mariposa County Fire Department supports the county with 13 volunteer stations located throughout the county. If you are 18 years of age and possess a valid CA driver’s license, we would love to hear from you! Positions are available for fire/medical and various support duties. No experience necessary — we will train you! Please call (209) 966-4330 today for more information.
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