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A Lompoc man is behind bars following a traffic stop. The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office says detectives tried to pull over a driver last Friday night. The driver took off, but the pursuit ended a short time later. 32-year-old Abel Carrillo had a warrant out for his arrest. He also had a ghost gun in his possession, and over 70 fentanyl pills. He is being held without bail.
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Man facing numerous charges following pursuit through Lompoc
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and last updated 2021-05-05 18:45:36-04
A man is facing numerous firearm and narcotics-related charges following a pursuit in Lompoc.
The Santa Barbara County Sheriffâs Office says on Friday, detectives tried to pull over a driver on the 1000 block of North H Street in Lompoc.
The driver reportedly took off and a high-speed pursuit began, ending on the 200 block of East Central Avenue.
During the pursuit, detectives say they were able to identify the driver as Abel Carrillo, 32, of Lompoc, who had a warrant out for his arrest.
After the pursuit ending, authorities say the suspect ran away and despite an extensive search that included help from a K9 and air support, they were unable to locate Carrillo.
Thieves Take Soul Cats Band’s Audio Equipment, Damage Vehicles in Buellton
Santa Ynez Valley musical group, which is gearing up to perform again soon amid the COVID-19 pandemic, hopes for the return of stolen items
Members of The Soul Cats Band perform at a February 2020 fundraiser in Los Alamos. Thieves recently targeted the band’s truck and trailer, damaging the vehicles and stealing thousands of dollars worth of audio equipment. (Jeffrey Bloom Photography photo) By Janene Scully, Noozhawk North County Editor | @JaneneScully
May 4, 2021
| 8:04 p.m.
After being silenced by COVID-19 pandemic rules restricting live performances, members of The Soul Cats Band now have fallen prey to thieves.