By Liz Kellar | Staff Writer
A 19-year-old Penn Valley man has been arrested by Placer County law enforcement on charges that he sold edible gummies to a 14-year-old boy last week, authorities said.
Christian Brock-Hurtado is facing charges of child endangerment, furnishing marijuana to a minor, and evading a peace officer, according to a Facebook post by the Placer County Sheriff’s Office.
Last Friday, Placer County deputies responded to a call from a concerned father in Colfax, who reported his 14-year old son had consumed edible marijuana gummies and fallen ill, the post stated. The boy was transported to the hospital for his symptoms but no further information was released on his condition.
Photos Show Destruction Bear and Cubs Caused in California Home
On 3/10/21 at 9:14 AM EST
A California sheriff s department has urged residents to stay vigilant after a bear and its three cubs broke into and trashed a homeowner s basement.
Photos from the recent incident were shared to social media on Tuesday by the Placer County Sheriff s Office, which said a home in Kings Beach, a community on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, had been torn apart by the roaming family of bears.
After forcing their way into the home by peeling off a section of the basement, the bears broke a gas line. A neighbor called 911 after smelling the odor.
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Man sues Tahoe ski resort more than year after avalanche injures him, kills friend
Lawsuit alleges avalanche reduction efforts were done improperly Share Updated: 10:43 PM PST Feb 15, 2021 Jonathan Ayestas
Lawsuit alleges avalanche reduction efforts were done improperly Share Updated: 10:43 PM PST Feb 15, 2021
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Show Transcript FOR TOMORROW IN A FEW MINUTES. LISA: IT HAS BEEN MORE THAN A YEAR SINCE A MAN WAS KILLED AND ANOTHER INJURED IN AN AVALANCHE. BRIAN: THE SURVIVOR IS NOW SUING THE RESORT AND GULSTAN DART HAS MORE. GULSTAN: COLE AND HIS FRIEND HIT THE SLOPES A DAY AFTER A SNOWSTORM IN THE AREA. BLOOM BLAMES OUT PINES RESORT FOR THE DEATH OF HIS FRIEND IN WHAT HE BELIEVES WAS A RUSHED EFFORT TO OPEN THE SKI RUNS. HE CONTENDS THAT THE RESORT SHOULD NOT HAVE OPENED THE SKI RUN THAT DAY. IT WAS OPENED AROUND 10:00. WE HAVE VIDEO FROM THAT DAY. IT TOOK SEARCH AND RESCUE CREWS ABOUT 45 MINUTES TO FIND COMSTOCK AND ROUG
Dog kept guard over owner who was found dead in snow
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“He didn’t die alone. He didn’t die alone at all,” said David’s daughter, Shona.
Shona believes her father’s car got stuck in the snow and the 69-year-old tried to hike home with his two dogs Baby Dog and Buddy.
“He tried to hike up 200 feet that way and decided [to] and came back,” Shona said. “You can see his tracks in the snow.”
The Placer County Sheriff’s Office says David’s body was found in the snow 100 yards from a neighbor’s home.