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Saturday, June 27, 8:26 p.m.: A
29-year-old Laguna Beach man
was arrested for driving under the
influence of alcohol. A deputy
responded to a traffic collision
call and when he arrived at the
scene, he discovered a golt" cart,
which had been driven into a
fence. While the suspect was
being questioned about the golf
cart accident, the deputy noticed
the smell of alcohol on the sus-
pect's breath and the suspect's
bloodshot eyes. The deputy con-
ducted a field sobriety test and a
breath test. The suspect was then
arrested and taken to the station.
Saturday, July 4, 8:45 p.m.: An
18-year-old Monrovia man was
charged for disorderly conduct. A
deputy on foot patrol observed the
suspect sleeping on a bench in
the Sumner Mall area. He also
observed that a person had emp-
tied the contents of his stomach
on the newly laid bricks. As the
Monday, July 13, 11:25 a.m.:
Lifeguard paramedics and Rescue
4 responded to Sumner Street,
where a 64-year-old Providence
woman was having a diabetic
emergency. The patient was
assessed and given oxygen and
glucose medications to increase
her blood sugar level. She became
alert and oriented before being
transported to Avalon Hospital for
further care.
"Where the bar meets the laay."
deputy attempted to wake the man
he noticed an odor of alc ohol.
After talking to the suspect the
deputy learned that the man had
no place to stay. He also noticed
the man's poor balance bloodshot
eyes and slurred speech. The
deputy determined that the sus-
pect was under the influence of
alcohol. He was then arrested and
transtx)rted to Avalon station.
9:45 p.m.: A 35-year-old Bur-
bank man was arrested for disor-
derly conduct and for being drunk
in public. The suspect was
observed by a deputy sitting,
slumped over, on a Crescent
Avenue bench. The man was
reportedly yelling in slurred
speech at passing pedestrians.
While talking to the suspect, the
deputy noticed a strong odor of
alcohol as well as the man's
bloodshot eyes. Based on his
observations and the suspect's
statement that he had had too
much to drink, the deputy arrested
the man and took him to the sher-
iff's station.
Thursday, July 16, 10:05 a.m.:
A 28-year-old Long Beach man
was arrested for being under the
influence of a controlled sub-
stance. The suspect was wimcsscd
by a deputy while driving on Mar-
ilia. The deputy had knowledge of
the suspect's suspended license
and went to ask the man if it had
been reinstated. While talking to
the man, the deputy noticed the
dilated pupils of both the suspect
and his passenger. He also
observed the suspect's reportedly
rapid speech and nervous manner.
The deputy Conducted an under
the influence of a controlled sub-
stance investigation. The man was
then arrested for driving on a sus-
pended license and for being
under the influence of a controlled
substance and was transported to
the station.
12:52 p.m.: Rescue 4 and life-
guard paramedics responded to
the street adjacent to the Hermit
Gulch campground, where a 35-
year-old Tehachapi woman had a
bicycle accident. The patient
received numerous abrasions and
lacerations to her face and arms
after going over the handlebars on
the bike she was riding. Fortu-
nately the patient was wearing a
bike helmet, which probably pre-
vented more serious injuries from
occurring. She was transported to
Avalon hospital for x-rays and
further care.
Thursday, July 16, 8:24 p.m.:
Baywatch and Rescue 4 respond-
ed to a bicycle accident on Avalon
Canyon Road. Upon arrival a 23-
year-old woman had fallen over
the handlebars of her bike and
sustained facial and head injuries.
She was immobilized on a back
board, bandaged and taken to the
hospital for further treatment.
Friday, July 17, 3:01 p.m.: Ava-
lon Harbor Department and
paramedics responded to the Casi-
no Dive Park for a 20-year-old
man who had dislocated his
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We now have a
shoulder trying to get out of the
Wednesday, July 15, 10:58 p.m.: water. His arm was placed in a
Lifeguard paramedics and Rescue sling, He was assessed and taken
4 responded to a private residence to Avalon Hospital for x-rays and
for a 30-year-old man having a further evaluation.
seizure. Further evaluation
revealed the patient wasn't having Saturday, July 18, 10:50 p.m.:
a seizure but was experiencing Baywatch Avalon and Rescue 4
extreme hip pain. He was taken to received a call from the sheriff's
the hospital for further treatment, station that there was a 24-year-
old man with a head injury on
Crescent Avenue. The patient had
been drinking and didn't know
how he sustained the deep lacera-
tion to his forehead. He was ban-
daged and taken to the hospital
for stitches.
