What's Happening on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Susie and Austin tell the viewers what's happening on AM Live.
Ciro Toma and Tom Thompson are on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Ciro Toma and Tom Thompson talk to Susie about the BBQ and Charity for the Interfaith Food Bank at Plasse's Resort on Sat, Aug 16.
Stevens Price is on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Stevens Price talks to Susie about the Ragtime festival in Sutter Creek.
Rebekah London is on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Rebekah London gives Austin a back massage while telling Susie the benefits of massage.
AM Live Roam on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Austin and Susie talk about what's going on in Amador.
TOP COP on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Joe Dirickx and Steve McClean talks to Susie about the TOP COP Shooting Competition Banquet and Auction.
Velma Hall is on AM Live on TSPN TV Aug 8, 2014
Susie Miller talks to Velma Hall about hair.
Firearm Possession Arrest
On August 1, 2014 at approximately 0102 hours, the Amador County Sheriff’s Office received a 9-1-1 Emergency call from a resident in the unincorporated area of Jackson off Hwy 49. The caller stating that a subject and vehicle unknown to her or her husband were outside their residence and the subject was armed with a handgun. The caller stated that her husband had fired two rounds from his firearm into the air in an effort to scare the subject off their property, however the subject did not leave.
Upon arrival of Amador County Sheriff’s Deputies, Dale Lawrence Schaefer, 59, of Pioneer was detained in his vehicle. A loaded 9mm pistol was located on the front seat of Schaefer’s vehicle. A CHP Officer and a Jackson Police Officer assisted Sheriff’s Deputies with securing the scene.
After conducting a preliminary investigation, Amador County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Schaefer and booked him into the Amador County Jail charging him with being a felon in possession of a firearm, possession of a loaded and concealed firearm, being under the influence of a controlled substance and prowling.
Posted by TSPN TV on Friday, Aug 8, 2014
Miss Amador Scholarship Competition 2014 on TSPN
The Miss Amador Scholarship Competition at the Amador County Fair is on TSPN TV.
Operation Care and donation warning
We have just learned that someone is going door to door asking for donations for Operation Care. Operation Care does not do this. Do not give anything to these people. If someone comes to your home asking for a donation, please get a good description and report them to the police.
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