SISKIYOU COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE BOOKING BLOTTER- A Week in the Life: July 1-7, 2025

Amanda M. Anderson, 34, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office at Seven Suns on July 1st and booked on charges of simple battery against a spouse/ex-spouse. With bail set at $5,000, Amanda spent exactly one day contemplating her life choices before being released the same day.

Ryan H. Bickley, 35, of Mt. Shasta, was picked up by Mt. Shasta Police at Maple Street on July 5th for disorderly conduct involving alcohol. Ryan managed to sober up quickly, as he was released the same day with no bail required – apparently his only punishment was the hangover.

Carlos C. Caballero, 75, of Yreka, had a busy night on July 3rd when Yreka Police arrested him at his own residence for both simple battery against a spouse/ex-spouse AND disorderly conduct involving alcohol. With bail set at $5,000 for the battery charge, Carlos was released the same day – perhaps after promising to switch to decaf.

Naomi D. Carter, 47, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by Mt. Shasta Police at N. Mt. Shasta Blvd on July 5th for simple battery. She spent one day in custody before being released, with a court date set for August 19th at 1:00 PM – plenty of time to work on her anger management skills.

Jesse L. Crane, 35, of Yreka, had quite the adventure when the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office arrested him at Webb & 12th on July 6th. Booked on charges of driving under the influence as an addict AND felony drug possession with priors (bail set at $20,000), Jesse is currently still enjoying the county’s hospitality with a court date of July 9th.

Breanna D. Culbertson, 29, of Weed, was arrested by Yreka Police at Goodwill on July 3rd – apparently her shopping trip included shoplifting ($5,000 bail), possessing drug paraphernalia, AND possessing controlled substances. She spent one night in custody, perhaps reflecting on whether those “bargains” were really worth it.

Dante V. David, 22, of Yreka, was arrested by California Highway Patrol at A12 W/OF Big Springs on July 5th on warrant charges including making terrorist threats (felony, $20,000 bail) and vandalism. This young man is still in custody, scheduled for a July 9th court appearance where he’ll likely learn that words have consequences.

David J. DeYoung, 60, of Elk Grove, was arrested by SCSO at Montague Grenada NW on July 6th for prohibited person possessing ammunition ($20,000 bail) and felon possessing a firearm. David is still in custody, perhaps wondering if his golden years were supposed to include this much excitement.

Derek A. Fabbro, 40, of Fort Jones, was arrested by Etna Police in Fort Jones on July 1st for violating a domestic violence court order ($5,000 bail). Derek spent exactly one day in custody – just long enough to remember why he shouldn’t ignore court orders.

Heather M. Fyler, 37, of Grenada, was a triple threat when SCSO arrested her on Highway 97 in Weed on July 3rd on three separate failure to appear warrants. Heather was released the same day, but with three court dates looming, her calendar is about to get very busy.

Katrina L. Garcia, 27, of Montague, was arrested by SCSO at 14th St & Webb on July 1st for a DUI combo pack: alcohol DUI, driving under the influence as an addict, possessing narcotics, AND drug paraphernalia. She spent one night in custody before being released to face an August 26th court date.

David A. Gonzalez, 30, of Dunsmuir, was arrested by SCSO in Mt. Shasta on July 6th for failure to appear ($1,000 bail) but was released under section 827.1 with a promise to appear in court on August 5th. David’s brief overnight stay came with a stern reminder about keeping court appointments.

Charles D. Williams, 35, of Yreka, wins the award for most creative collection of charges when Yreka Police arrested him at Nickles Trailer Park on July 2nd. With an impressive array of failure to appear charges from multiple agencies (including YPD, CHP, SCSO, Weed PD, Shasta PD, and Mt. Shasta PD) plus charges from Yolo County and Plumas County, Charles has turned avoiding court into an art form. His collective bail amounts suggest he owes more money than some people’s annual salary, and he was released the same day – presumably to update his very busy court calendar.

This booking report reads like a small-town soap opera, complete with domestic disputes, DUI adventures, shopping mishaps at Goodwill, and enough failure-to-appear charges to keep the courts busy through the holidays!

Anthony C. Grames, 29, of Coos Bay, Oregon, was arrested by Weed Police at College/Oregon on July 3rd on both a failure to appear warrant ($23,000) and a bench warrant for failure to appear on a felony charge. Anthony was released the same day, presumably to consult a calendar app and set some serious court date reminders.

Derrian C. Grant, 47, of Redding, was arrested by Yreka Police on Thook Street on July 6th for the domestic violence trifecta: simple battery against a spouse/ex-spouse (twice, with $5,000 bail each) and vandalism. Derrian is still in custody, perhaps learning that repetition doesn’t make things better in relationships OR legal matters.

Trevor J. Hanson, 36, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by Yreka Police in the area of Bruce Street on July 3rd for a PRCS (Post Release Community Supervision) violation. With no bail required, Trevor was released the same day – apparently his supervision just needed a gentle reminder.

Jordan C. Harris, 42, of Yreka, had an eventful day when Yreka Police arrested him at Extra Mile on July 4th for possessing drug paraphernalia AND on a burglary warrant ($20,000 bail). Jordan spent one day in custody, perhaps pondering whether convenience stores are really convenient when you’re facing felony charges.

Justin C. Harrison Jr., 42, of Happy Camp, was arrested by SCSO on Highway 263 in Yreka on June 30th for trespassing, parole violation, and failure to appear ($5,000 bail). Justin spent three days in custody before being released, giving him plenty of time to reconsider his navigation choices.

Dustin B. Hartley, 42, of Hornbrook, was arrested by SCSO in Hornbrook on July 1st for probation violation. Still in custody with a release date of July 16th, Dustin is getting an extended stay to reflect on the importance of following probation rules.

James K. Helmer, 37, of Mt. Shasta, hit the jackpot when Yreka Police arrested him at N. Foothill on July 3rd. Booked for giving false ID to police, disorderly conduct involving alcohol, AND three outstanding warrants from Los Angeles area agencies totaling $205,000 in bail, James was released the same day – apparently even his fake ID couldn’t hide from that much paperwork.

Jason W. Hendrix, 42, of Weed, was arrested by the District Attorney’s office at the jail lobby on June 30th for failure to appear ($24,000) and an out-of-county misdemeanor warrant. Jason spent one day in custody, learning that you can’t hide from the law even in the lobby of the jail.

Gabriel Hernandez-Ramirez, 35, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by Mt. Shasta Police at his residence on July 4th for simple battery against a spouse/ex-spouse ($5,000 bail). Gabriel was released the next day after posting cash bail, with a court reminder that Independence Day doesn’t include independence from domestic violence laws.

Michael S. Hoyt, 43, of Montague, was arrested by Yreka Police on Main Street on July 2nd for probation violation. Michael spent one day in custody before being released, presumably with a refresher course on probation compliance.

Liying Huang, 55, of Sacramento, was arrested by SCSO in Dunsmuir on July 4th for bribing an executive officer (felony). This Vietnamese-born entrepreneur spent one day in custody, perhaps learning that some business practices don’t translate well across cultures or legal systems.

Charles J. Kelley, 32, of Fort Jones, had a wild ride when California Highway Patrol arrested him at Ranch/Greenhorn Park on July 3rd for evading police with wanton disregard ($20,000 bail), DUI alcohol, DUI with 0.08% BAC, and failure to appear ($7,500). Charles is still in custody, likely wishing he had just called an Uber instead.

Brandon A. Konicke, 41, of Yreka, was arrested by California Highway Patrol at Cedar & Discovery on July 5th for DUI alcohol and DUI with 0.08% BAC. Brandon was released the same day, with a September court date giving him plenty of time to find alternative transportation.

Stephanie T. Lujan, 40, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Walmart on July 4th for trespassing and refusing to leave property. Stephanie spent one day in custody, perhaps reflecting on whether those Walmart deals were really worth the legal trouble.

Domingo M. Malaquias, 22, of Richmond, was arrested by Weed Police on June 30th for DUI alcohol and DUI with 0.08% BAC. This Guatemala-born young man spent one night in custody before being released with a September court date and hopefully a new appreciation for designated drivers.

Nathan P. Marchetti, 31, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at his residence on July 4th for failure to appear. Nathan spent one day in custody before being released, presumably with a sticky note reminder about his July 29th court date.

April M. Markes, 31, of Montague, was arrested by California Highway Patrol at Main St/Lawrence on July 7th for possessing controlled substances, possessing narcotics, AND probation violation. April is still in custody, perhaps learning that mixing drugs with probation is like mixing oil and water – it never ends well.

Dennis C. Marler, 36, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Main & French Street on July 1st for disorderly conduct involving alcohol. Dennis was released the same day with no bail required, apparently sobering up was punishment enough.

Harold E. Marshall Jr., 54, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Moonlit Oaks/S Main on July 5th for violating a domestic violence court order ($5,000 bail) and driving with suspended privileges. Harold is still in custody, learning that court orders aren’t suggestions and driving privileges aren’t optional.

Erica M. Martinez, 33, of Yreka, was arrested by SCSO at Central Chevron on July 2nd for probation violation, possessing drug paraphernalia, AND prohibited person possessing ammunition. Erica is still in custody, perhaps wondering why gas stations always seem to be the scene of her troubles.

Brianna N. Marye, 39, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police on Main Street on July 6th for carrying a concealed dirk or dagger ($20,000 bail) and being under the influence of controlled substances. Brianna is still in custody, likely learning that medieval weapons aren’t great fashion accessories in modern California.

Nichole J. McChesney, 49, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by SCSO at Ager Road on July 4th for DUI alcohol and DUI with 0.08% BAC. Nichole was released the next day, with a September court date and hopefully a new relationship with ride-sharing apps.

Terrance A. McCovey, 42, of Yreka, hit the legal lottery when Yreka Police arrested him at Flume on July 5th. With charges including bench warrant/failure to appear on felony ($50,000), failure to appear ($5,000), prohibited person possessing ammunition ($40,000), driving under the influence as an addict, possessing controlled substances, possessing drug paraphernalia, violating domestic violence court order ($5,000), AND an outside felony warrant from Humboldt County, Terrance is still in custody contemplating a bail total that could buy a house.

Justin R. McKay, 33, of Arcata, was arrested by SCSO on July 1st for obstructing a peace officer and an outside felony warrant from Ventura County ($20,000). Justin spent one day in custody before being released, learning that running from the law only works in movies.

Kenneth R. McKay, 53, of Weed, was arrested by SCSO at Carrick on July 5th for possessing drug paraphernalia and controlled substances. Kenneth was released the same day under section 853.6 with a promise to appear, presumably after promising to clean up his act.

Audra S. Merrill, 51, of Yreka, was arrested by Mt. Shasta Police at Patriot on July 5th on a bench warrant for failure to appear on a felony charge ($50,000). Audra is still in custody, learning that “Patriot” might not be the best street name when you’re dodging court appearances.

Antwoine D. Minter, 38, of Redding, was arrested by SCSO at the jail lobby on July 7th for bench warrant/failure to appear on felony ($20,000), failure to appear ($5,000), and another failure to appear ($5,000). Antwoine is still in custody, having turned court avoidance into a full-time hobby with expensive consequences.

Ryan A. Moore, 23, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police in the 300 block of East Oberlin Road on July 6th for possessing controlled substances, failure to appear ($5,000), DUI alcohol ($1,500), and DUI with 0.08% BAC. Ryan spent one night in custody before being released, with an August court date and hopefully a new appreciation for staying sober behind the wheel and keeping appointments.

Samuel J. Perdue, 69, of Grenada (originally from Toronto, Canada), was arrested by SCSO at 2nd Street Grenada on July 1st for obstructing a peace officer. This Canadian transplant spent one night in custody before being released, perhaps learning that American hospitality has its limits.

Sompheth Phaengsy, 47, of Fort Jones (originally from Fresno), was arrested by Etna Police at E Street Fort Jones on July 5th for making terrorist threats ($25,000 bail) and child abuse. Sompheth was released the next day, with a July 8th court date to answer for some very serious allegations.

Stephen Ray II, 57, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Goodwill on July 4th on a bench warrant for failure to appear on a felony charge ($25,000). Stephen spent one day in custody, perhaps reflecting on whether thrift store shopping was worth this kind of drama.

Enes Redzic, 28, of Pinole (originally from Bosnia), was arrested by SCSO at the jail lobby on July 4th for DUI with 0.08% BAC and carrying a loaded firearm in a public place. Enes spent one day in custody owing 2 days per Judge Dearton’s orders – apparently even brief stays come with payment plans.

Patricia B. Rice, 73, of Hornbrook (originally from Highland Park, Michigan), was arrested by Yreka Police at Wal-Mart on July 6th for simple battery and damaging property to violate civil rights. This septuagenarian spent one day in custody, proving that age doesn’t always bring wisdom, especially at Walmart.

Douglas S. Roberts, 55, of Mt. Shasta, was arrested by SCSO at E Minnesota on July 3rd for parole violation and disorderly conduct under the influence of drugs. Douglas spent one night in custody before being released.

Alonso C. Rodriguez, 29, of Montague, was the undisputed champion of failure to appear charges when SCSO arrested him at Webb & 13th Street Montague on June 30th. With SIX separate failure to appear warrants totaling $6,000 in bail, plus fresh charges for possessing controlled substances and drug paraphernalia, Alonso spent one night in custody before being released to face a very crowded court calendar.

Wayne A. Rose, 48, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Moonlit Oak & Campus on July 6th for disorderly conduct involving alcohol and obstructing a peace officer. Wayne was released the next day, presumably after sobering up and apologizing to the officers.

Dawn R. Sargent, 56, of Fort Jones (originally from Yreka), was arrested by Yreka Police at Knapp Street on June 30th for contempt of court and violating a protective order. Dawn was released the same day, hopefully with a better understanding of legal boundaries.

Gamaliel C. Soto, 25, of Reedsport, Oregon, was arrested by California Highway Patrol in Yreka on July 3rd for DUI alcohol and DUI with 0.08% BAC. Gamaliel spent one day in custody before being released with a September court date and hopefully a new appreciation for California’s DUI laws.

Kevin G. Stewart, 44, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police at Upper Greenhorn on June 29th for possessing drug paraphernalia, possessing narcotic controlled substances, and parole violation. Kevin spent one day in custody before being released, with the parole hold dropped and a teletype in his file – apparently even his parole officer got tired of the paperwork.

Kevin M. Stillman, 40, of Yreka, was arrested by Yreka Police on Bruce Street on July 2nd for disorderly conduct involving alcohol and petty theft/shoplifting. Kevin spent one day in custody before being released, perhaps learning that liquid courage doesn’t extend to successful shoplifting.

Leanne E. Varao, 34, of McCloud, was arrested by SCSO on Industrial Way on June 30th for evading a peace officer ($5,000 bail) and driving with suspended privileges. Leanne spent one night in custody before being released, hopefully with a new understanding that running from police is neither effective nor legal.

Breauna M. Woodall, 30, of Yreka, was arrested by Probation at Adult Probation on June 30th for probation violation. Breauna was released the same day, presumably after a stern talking-to about following probation rules – sometimes the threat of consequences is enough.

This week’s booking report reads like a small-town anthology of poor decision-making, featuring everything from Walmart incidents to elaborate failure-to-appear collections, with enough DUI charges to keep the designated driver industry thriving in Siskiyou County!