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Two Arrested in Santa Rosa High Speed Chase, One at Large
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April 16, 2021
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A 39-year-old Santa Rosa driver has been arrested for DUI and evading police. Early Thursday morning, a Santa Rosa Police officer was in the area of Dutton Avenue north of the Joe Rodota Trail when he observed a vehicle stopped in the middle of a lane of traffic. He noticed the vehicle commit more traffic violations before attempting a traffic stop at Sebastopol Road and West Avenue. The driver refused to stop. Officers used a spike strip which deflated one of the vehicle’s tires but the driver continued driving through the parking lot of the Coddingtown Mall and surrounding restaurants, then onto Steele Lane. The chase ended when the vehicle crashed into a light pole on the corner of Lewis Road and Franklin Avenue. The driver, identified as Juan Manuel Garcia Zaragoza, fled the vehicle but was detained a short distance away.
February 24, 2021
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A portion of the Joe Rodota Trail has been closed to clear a small homeless encampment. On Tuesday Sonoma County Regional Parks officials closed the 2 1/2 mile stretch between Roberts and Dutton Avenues. They handed out notices to up to 20 individuals that lived on the trail indicating that campers needed to leave by this morning. The Press Democrat reports that the current closure is expected to last through at least Friday and could go into the weekend. Park officials also put up fencing along parts of the trail to prevent further encampments, hoping to avoid a similar mass encampment that was along with the trail in late 2019 and early 2020.