11 suspects in custody
Sheriff Greg Hagwood is reporting that there are 11 suspects in custody following multiple break-ins in LaPorte today. Plumas and Yuba County deputies responded to the scene by vehicles and snowmobiles. According to Hagwood, local citizens observed the break-ins and blocked the suspects from leaving the area by parking trucks across the road.
“It was a great effort by the citizens, and by Yuba and Plumas counties’ staff,” Hagwood said. “I can’t remember the last time we had 11 arrests in one case.”
More details will be available tomorrow online and in the March 21 edition of the newspaper.
Whew whoooo for vigilany help!! Good job to all
Sometimes it takes a village to corral a herd of idiots. Well done all around.
Outstanding work citizenry! Way to communicate and work as a team! The only thing standing between order and chaos are good people willing to stand in the gap. Apathy is the greatest danger we face as a community and a country. This kind of story makes me proud to be a member of this community. Good on ye
They must have brought out the zip ties for this bunch. Good work deputies!
This is NUTZ…I am amazed and glad you all worked together for the good!
Woohoo! Love when a community stands together♡
Thank you to all those guys and gals. We all owe you a drink or two because we know what you did and it sends a message.Thank you again.
Thank you so much. Looking forward to a follow-up report
Good job troops !!
Is ICE going to be contacted
Why?
Vanilla Ice? Yes he has been contacted.
Thanks Burt
No problem Steve.
can we get pictures? we would definitely like to be on the look out for these people when they get out, and names
The PCSO Facebook page has info and booking photos.
The Appeal Democrat newspaper in Marysville has updates and pictures!
But wait…citizens don’t need guns right?? Great work !! #liberalismisamentalillness
Shut up loser.