Redding police arrest parolee after bringing loaded firearm onto bus
A Redding man was arrested Tuesday after police say he got onto a bus with a loaded AR-15 rifle.
Posted: Feb 9, 2021 4:09 PM
Updated: Feb 9, 2021 4:11 PM
Posted By: Deb Anderaos
REDDING, Calif. – A Redding man was arrested Tuesday after police say he got onto a bus with a loaded AR-15 rifle.
Around 10:34 a.m., RPD responded to a report of a man at the RABA bus stop at Twin View Blvd and Caterpillar Rd. Officers contacted 21-year-old Anthony Jair Demedeiros shortly after he boarded a Raba Bus.
Officers searched Demederios and located a loaded AR-15 semi-automatic assault rifle. The loaded rifle was recently reported stolen during a residential burglary in Trinity County, police said.
Thirty-one-year-old San Francisco resident Jerry Lyons was taken to the hospital and later taken into police custody.
Lyons is facing several charges, including DUI, speeding and running a red light. We have a full list of his charges at the bottom of this post.
At the scene, officers found the 26-year-old victim in the roadway. He was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police.
Friends and family members confirm to ABC7 News the victim was Sheria Musyoka, who leaves behind a wife and 3-year-old son. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help support them through this difficult time.
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In 2017, Portland, Ore., television news station KGW8 sent questionnaires to 86 inmates serving time in the Oregon Department of Corrections for burglary-related offenses.
Do you typically knock on the front door before breaking into a home or apartment? the media outlet inquired.
Yes, we do, all respondents replied.
Would hearing a radio or television playing within a home discourage you from breaking in?
Yes, it would, most of the respondents replied.
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On 01-24-2021 at around 8:07 PM, Mendocino County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a disturbance at a restaurant in the 32000 block of North Harbor Drive in Fort Bragg, California.
Deputies were advised that an intoxicated male, later identified as Alexander Ramirez, had been at the location yelling and refusing to leave.
Deputies arrived in the area minutes later and located Ramirez north of the restaurant laying in the traveled portion of the roadway. Upon contact with Ramirez, Deputies were able to safely get him out of the roadway and began an investigation into the call for service.
Without provocation, Ramirez took up a fighting stance and approached a Deputy. Fearing an immanent assault, the Deputy took control of Ramirez and placed him on the ground.