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- CA-SCU- Explosive IC- Vegetation fire - 2163 acres 100% - Site 300
- Earthquake - 4.1 M - Off Shore - San Clemente Is, Camp Pendleton South, CA
- Earthquake 3.3 M - Ocotillo, Jacumba Hot springs area
- Editorial: Disturbing trend continues. LE and the FF
- CalFire assistance Shasta County SWAT
- Earthquake 3.2 M - Borrego Springs, CA
| CA-SCU- Explosive IC- Vegetation fire - 2163 acres 100% - Site 300 Posted: 19 Jun 2009 10:03 PM PDT
Final Update: 2038 hrs - Fire is contained. Currently 40 persons on the fire, 5 SCU engines on patrol tonight, 1 on patrol tomorrow. Buttoning up Site 300 Update: 1945 hrs - Per AA and H-106 fire is now 2163 acres including burn inside Site 300, Explosive Air Attack and C-404 now released with 7 minutes left on station. Update: 1934 hrs - IC releasing some resources, Copter 106 finishing up mapping fire, Copter404 released back to Columbia Update: 1907 hrs - 500 - 600 acres 80%, Two fixed wing load and hold at Hollister Update: 1706 hrs - AA states 800 acres - Threat to SRA, Staging now at entrance to Site 300 on Corral Hollow, Fire will hit Interstate 5 in minutes. Seven Dozers assigned to fire with plenty of work "Hit the black and keep cutting" Smoke: Huge header over fire with smoke impacting cities of Tracy and Banta, with smoke heading towards French Camp, Manteca. Update: 1637 hrs - AA states 300 to 400 ACs 75% contained, significant wind conditions still exist, Potential of couple thousand acres, no night shift. Update: 1630 hrs - Winds 35+ mph, 200 to 300 acres. View CA-SCU Explosive IC - Vegetation fire in a larger map Initial sizeup: Vegetation Fire Site 300 east of Livermore. 20 to 30 acres, Wind driven grass fire, potential for 100 to 200 acres. Hand crews canceled gonna let it burn to control lines. Explosive testing area, Alameda County foothills near Tracy, Ca on Federal land and LRA, moving to SRA IC:Combined command, CAL FIRE ALCO. Local Government Incident Command team en-route Comms: command- 151.4450 Tac -151.1600 air-151.2950  | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Earthquake - 4.1 M - Off Shore - San Clemente Is, Camp Pendleton South, CA Posted: 19 Jun 2009 08:04 PM PDT
 == PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT == California Integrated Seismic Net USGS/ Caltech/ CGS/ UCB/ UCSD/ UNR Version #O: This report supersedes any earlier reports of this event. A light earthquake occurred at 6:00:30 PM (PDT) on Friday, June 19, 2009.
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| Earthquake 3.3 M - Ocotillo, Jacumba Hot springs area Posted: 19 Jun 2009 08:07 PM PDT
 == PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT == California Integrated Seismic Net USGS/ Caltech/ CGS/ UCB/ UCSD/ UNR Version #E: This report supersedes any earlier reports of this event. A minor earthquake occurred at 2:32:16 PM (PDT) on Friday, June 19, 2009.
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| Editorial: Disturbing trend continues. LE and the FF Posted: 19 Jun 2009 12:59 PM PDT
I was on a fire last year with repeated reports of growers shooting at CAL FIRE vehicles and could not figure out why they would shoot at Firefighters not only drawing attention to themselves but causing a heavy law enforcement response where there may of been none? I believe the following article helps to explain the criminal mindset that firefighters are targets as much as law enforcement.... CalFire assistance Shasta County SWATTransporting a SWAT team into a grow area is just wrong. They should fly their own birds.A bonehead Fire Chief back east comes to mind, He allowed a full fake fire response to an apartment complex, ladder trucks and all, and evacuated the place just to assist law enforcement in a dangerous arrest. With many fire department personnel entering the back county for fire fighting and even defensible space compliance anything that creates a a hostile environment for such personnel should be avoided. If the public understood what the Department of Homeland Security expects of the firefighter, garbageman, postal delivery person, etc that visits your home they would be much more wary of maintaining the great relationship currently enjoyed by such persons. It is too dangerous to allow firefighters to be perceived as Law Enforcement this dangerous trend needs to be arrested.  | ||||||||||||||||||||
| CalFire assistance Shasta County SWAT Posted: 19 Jun 2009 12:48 PM PDT
A sergeant from Lassen County Sheriff's Office was sent to the hospital with a gunshot wound and a deputy was also injured after a marijuana investigation turned into a gun battle that left one suspect dead and six others arrested in northern Lassen County. The sergeant was transported to Mercy Medical Center in Redding. According to Lassen County Sheriff Steve Warren, the sergeant's injuries are serious, but are not life threatening. The deputy was not transported to the hospital and Warren said he is doing well. The identity of the suspect who was killed was not available pending notification of next of kin. At approximately 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 16, rangers from the Bureau of Land Management and the Lassen County Narcotics Taskforce, which includes personnel from the Lassen County Sheriff's Office and the Susanville Police Department, were scouting for illegal cultivation of marijuana in the Dixie Valley area and found a garden with several thousand plants. Shortly after finding the garden, Warren said the taskforce came across a camp, where three people were staying. Two people were taken into custody right away, but the other suspect started shooting. He said it's typical for people to guard the marijuana, but usually the taskforce will find the camp, back away and return with a team. Because the camp was in pretty heavy cover, Warren said, the taskforce instantly ended up on top of it. The remaining four suspects fled the area and evaded the California Highway Patrol. CHP officers notified other agencies responding to the scene, and the suspects were eventually apprehended by CHP and the Shasta County Sheriff's Office. At this time, Warren said he has no reason to believe the four were involved in the shooting. He also said he has no reason to believe there are other suspects. Wednesday, June 17, Warren said teams would be processing the scene throughout the day. The sheriff's office also received assistance from multiple agencies including the Shasta County Sheriff's Office, the California Highway Patrol, Modoc County Sheriff's Office, Plumas County Sheriff's Office and CalFire. Warren said Shasta County rolled in like it was the invasion of a small country. CalFire transported the SWAT team to the scene. Warren credited the agency with saving the sergeant's life. When the sergeant was shot, Warren said taskforce members administered first aid and CalFire personnel loaded him into a helicopter and transported him to a landing zone where a medical helicopter was waiting. In accordance with sheriff's office policy, the Department of Justice will investigate the incident. Source: Plumas News.com - Link  | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Earthquake 3.2 M - Borrego Springs, CA Posted: 19 Jun 2009 09:05 AM PDT
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