Posts From Ken Kiunke
Dangerous Honey Oil lab discovered
LUCERNE – LAKE COUNTY – Sheriff’s deputies doing a follow up investigation on a local young woman found a honey oil lab set up in her home. Honey oil, or
Fort Bragg man arrested for child molestation
CLEONE, MENDOCINO COUNTY – Cleone California is a small community north of Fort Bragg, along Highway 1 near the ocean at Laguna Point and MacKerricher State Park. It was from
Burglars caught with camera, GPS monitors
REDDING – A pair of residential burglars were caught the same day thanks to a neighbor with a camera, and the suspects’ own ankle bracelets. On Saturday morning, August 16,
Busy car thief arrested once again
These days in California, due to budget constraints and prison realignment, people arrested for non-violent crimes are usually released on little or no bail pending their court date, and sentencing
Reckless driver caught carrying meth, pot and a wad of cash
CLEARLAKE – LAKE COUNTY – Perhaps it is because they are often clouded with the drugs they are carrying, or maybe they just have other things on their minds, but
Local water thief caught wet-handed
Once plentiful, due to California’s extreme drought status, water has become a hot commodity, and is becoming more and more expensive as utility companies are forced to raise prices and
Man in a rage deliberately killed baby
FOLSOM – the case of a Folsom man who attacked his aunt and infant cousin made national news last week when Police arrived at the scene, and ended up killing
Boyfriend gets violent with his truck and his beer
WILLITS, MENDOCINO COUNTY – Last Wednesday, August 6, Sheriff’s Deputies were sent to a home on Poppy Drive in the northern area of the town of Willits, in the wooded
Born to be wild, destined to be arrested
“Get your motor runnin’, head out on the Highway. Lookin’ for adventure, in whatever comes our way” So sings John Kay in Steppenwolf’s iconic song “Born To Be Wild” from
Suspected marijuana farming couple arrested
UPPER LAKE, LAKE COUNTY – Detectives from the Sheriff’s Narcotics Task force headed up north along Highway 20 into the wooded hills above Clear Lake and the town of Upper
