Show Closing AM Live July 30, 2014
Laura Carpenter and Laurie Williams are on AM Live July 30, 2014
Richard and Monique talk with Laura Carpenter and Laurie Williams about Art at the fair and the 1st Saturday Art Trek at All Amador County Art Galleries.
Miranda Murillo is on Amador Live July 30, 2014
Miranda talks to Monique about the upcoming Fundraiser for Geri Keeley, who is battling Cancer. The event is held on Sat. Aug. 16, 2014 at Detert Park.
Kim Nielsen is on AM Live July 30, 2014
Kim Nielsen speaks with Monique about the 1st Baptist Church in Jackson and the Plasses' Chapel's summer services.
Richard Forster Supervisor's Report July 30, 2014
Richard Forster Reports on AM Live July 30, 2014
Laurine Estreito and Mary Wheat are on Amador Live July 30, 2014
Laurine Estreito and Mary Wheat talk to Richard about Edge Crossfit helping out with Vapor Thrift Store to get 30,000-40,000 pounds of unsellable clothing donations shipped overseas for the less fortunate.
Sand fire Incident Update July 30, 2014
Incident Start Date: 07-25-2014 Incident Start Time: 4:34 p.m.
Incident Type: Wildland Incident Location: Plymouth
Size / Acres: 4,240 Cause: Vehicle into dry vegetation
Containment: 90% Expected Containment: 08-02-2014
Injuries: 2
Structures Threatened: 0 Structures Destroyed: 66 Structures Damaged: 0
Engines: 78 Water Tenders: 26 Dozers: 7 Hand Crews: 46
Air Tankers: 0 Helicopters: 0 Total Personnel: 1,311
Current Situations: Acreage increased due to precise GPS mapping of the fire. Fire crews continue to strengthen the established containment lines. Patrol and mop-up of the fire will continue for several days. Rugged terrain and hot, dry weather conditions in addition to hazards associated with mines within the fire area continue to be a challenge for firefighters. The fire has destroyed 19 residential structures and 47 outbuildings. Damage assessment is ongoing. Excess resources are continuing to be released and or reassigned to other incidents.
Evacuations: All evacuation orders have been lifted, including Painted Pony Rd.
Evacuation Shelter: The Red Cross evacuation shelter located at the Pondarosa High School has been closed.
Road Closures: All road closures have been lifted.
Animal Evacuations: If you need assistance call Animal Services during normal business hours (530) 621-5795. After hours, call (530) 621-6600 and ask for an Animal Service Officer.
Additional Information: Fire information for the public can be obtained at 530-647-5218. The public is strongly urged to use extra caution and to drive slowly on Highway 49. This is due to the large amount of fire equipment that is traversing highway 49. For information on how to be fire safe at your home visit www.readyforwildfire.org.
Assisting Agencies: CHP, El Dorado Co SO, Amador SO, Cal OES, CDCR, El Dorado Co Animal Control, USFS, BLM, El Dorado Co DOT, CCC, Red Cross, PG&E, Cal Trans
Posted by TSPN TV on Wednesday, July 30, 2014 8:30AM
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Bank Robbery
On July 28, 2014 at approximately 1308 hours, the Amador County Sheriff’s Office received a silent hold up alarm at the American River Bank, 26395 Buckhorn Ridge Rd., Pioneer
Upon arrival of Amador County Sheriff’s Deputies, it was determined that a white male adult, approximately 30 years old, clean shaven, wearing a tan beanie, sunglasses, tan long sleeve shirt with the letters HAT over the left chest pocket, tan pants and deck shoes entered the bank armed with what appeared to be a black semi-automatic pistol. The suspect stole an undisclosed amount of U.S. currency and was last seen fleeing on foot towards Buckhorn Ridge Road. No one was injured during this robbery.
Amador County Sheriff’s Deputies saturated the Buckhorn scene and conducted a search of the region. A Sheriff’s Service K9 as well as a CHP helicopter was also used to search the area. A Reverse 911 notification was launched advising residents of the crime and asking for their assistance. Sheriff’s Detectives are currently working with bank personnel to acquire surveillance footage.
At this time the suspect is still outstanding. If you have seen the suspect, or have any information related to this crime please call the Amador County Sheriff’s Office at (209)223-6500 or Amador County Secret Witness at (209)223-4900.
Posted by TSPN TV on Monday, July 28, 2014