 had just finished washing his vehicle and was about to leave. The victim was inside his vehicle when he was approached by the suspect. The suspect pulled a knife on the victim and demanded his money. The victim reached for what the suspect thought was a wallet, but was actually a semi-auto handgun. The victim pointed his gun at the suspect, who immediatley fled on foot to the north. The suspect was described as a Hispanic male, approximatley 25 years old. He was last seen wearing baggy blue shorts and a dark T-shirt. The suspect ran towards the open space to the north. K9 track was attempted, but unsuccessful. Adults Arrested
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Glad to hear this one ended well. I wish I'd had my scanner on last night to hear this actually happening.
Pretty much exactly what I would do.
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Is it me, or did some of the posts disappear from this thread. Prolly it's me!
I thought there were several more posts in this thing that I no longer see.
Could it be there is another thread on this topic?
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★ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆It’s no secret that for the past several years, California has been hit with one of the worst droughts on record. However; during these troubling times there are some who feel the effects of the crippling conditions harder than others.
On July 28, 2015, the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors proclaimed a local State of Emergency countywide due to severe drought conditions and their effects on county residents. The Board also approved a Temporary Water Assistance Program that would place water tanks at homes where domestic wells had run dry.
During Tuesday’s meeting, the Board accepted the 12th update on the TWA program and approved to continue the ongoing countywide State of Emergency.
The Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services has received 82 homeowner applications for the TWA program to date. Of the 50 water tanks that have been installed singe the program’s inception, 21 have been removed due to successful drilling of new wells or repair of old wells, leaving 29 tanks still in service.
With dozens of private land owners struggling in their search for water, the demand for well-drilling services has been exceeding supply. But since the TWA program first started, the wait time has slowly begun to drop for those looking for a new well.
The program is made possible by the California Disaster Assistance Act which is responsible for providing financial assistance from the state for costs incurred by local governments as a result of a disaster. The CDAA guidelines for funding allow for a 100 percent refund of costs if the relief is administered by a non-profit organization as opposed to a 75 percent refund if administered by Stanislaus County — enter Self-Help Enterprises.
SHE has been providing assistance to counties in need across the Central Valley including Merced, San Joaquin and Fresno County since the beginning of the current drought.
While Stanislaus County residents welcome the aid with open arms, the need for more permanent solutions to water conservation is becoming a more pressing issue.
“It’s important that people know that this program is out there and available to homeowners for free,” said Hibbard.
With rain and snow levels showing signs of improvement from recent years, it is certainly not enough to pull California out of this drought, at least not yet. Conservation right now remains a major key to sustainability.
For more information about the TWA program, visit stanemergency.com or call the TWA hotline at 552-3880.Vandals have mindlessly destroyed life saving buoys on the new Fredrick Ward Way bridge, Grimsby.
The bridge, which was opened in June this year, came equipped with a number of safety measures to help anyone who may find themselves in trouble in the River Freshney.
However, the life-saving buoys have been repeatedly vandalised and in some cases, stolen.
Stewart Swinburn, portfolio holder for environment, energy and transport at North East Lincolnshire Council said those responsible are'mindless idiots'.
He described the latest scene: “On Tuesday our officers inspected the scene following reports, and found that two buoys were missing, two had been vandalised, and another was in the water and had to be retrieved. It is becoming a daily occurrence.
“What these mindless idiots don’t understand is that this all costs money, takes up valuable time, and can put lives at risk.
“Those buoys are in place in case someone falls into the water and needs assistance. If the buoys are damaged or missing when they’re needed most, lives could be lost.
This view is something that is also shared by local businesses.
However, there are safety measures in place, such as CCTV, that the council aim to use in the hopes of catching those responsible.
Home > Forums > Shipping Discussion > Shipping Lines > Ben Line > Is this ben line site now defunked.?
I have been on the SN site often since January this year and to my amazement there has been no comments or new threads.
I was wondering if it had been cyber attacked and no BL folk could enter it, I bit far fetched but maybe possible.
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Hi Ian would this be the same George Bland who was 2nd. on the Benvalla during 1965 / 67.
Joe yes it was the same person i was speaking on FB about our trip on Valla with the wonky 2 sparks when he pinched that Yogi Bar punch bag figure from the Petrol station on way back to ship in Yoko. I think it lasted for about a year in the smoke room. Clive is retired and lives in Stockport, not sure where he has been since he left BL, was he on Valla Joe for his motor time,I cannot remember.
to answer your question John i spoke with John Atkinson who has taken over Archives etc from Archie and George has not been to Ben Line Luncheon for many years. George's son is on SN and was also at sea,he did post something about George on here a while ago referring to his dad having Dementia, maybe you could pick him up John and ask question. well I am glad there is a wee bit of action here as I was thinking we were going to get a huge long list of those who had passed away, John, Please give DD my best regards we had some good times on the coast him and I.
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Well when I left Joe the Valla tp go to the Wyvis the C/enr was George MacDonald from Aberdeen and 1st leckie was Keith Pearson from Middlesbro or Billingham. I left in Aug 66. Where are the pics Joe.Rgds Ian.
Hi Ian you could look in my gallery for pictures with George Bland.
Yes hope this site doesn't dissapear, and some photos during the Benline days would be very much appreciated by the daughter of a former "Benliner"
Tried to send you a private mail but says you mail box is full. Need some help on a few matters. Can you give an alternative mail address??
I have not worked out who you are but will do my best to help you if I can. I think my mail box is empty now try it. I am on Face book on British Merchant Navy site.
I am not a person who tells you where I am for breakfast etc. only on a few closed groups.give me a bell.
Bob Goodwin here. I retired from Swire Pacific Offshore in Sep. 2015, after 10 years in China Nav. and the rest offshore.
I'm living in the beautiful Bay of islands in NZ.
I'm assuming you are the Ian Keyl I knew as a cadet in the 60