CLEARLAKE — A dozen people were arrested on a variety of charges after a sweep conducted by Clearlake Police and county probation officers Wednesday.
The operation, which occurred in Clearlake and Lower Lake, focused on 16 pre-selected locations created from a list of people on post-release community supervision, according to Clearlake Police Sgt. Tim Hobbs.
Eleven men and one woman were arrested during the sweep.
Joshua Merayo, 35, was taken into custody for allegedly possessing a dangerous weapon and violating his probation. Richard Olivieri, 49, was arrested on charges of resisting an officer and probation violation.
Priscilla Lavalley, 52, was taken into custody for allegedly having an outstanding warrant and possessing drugs. David Row, 30, was arrested on suspicion of parole violation and having drug paraphernalia.
Matthew Jenson, 42, was taken into custody for allegedly violating his parole and having a parole warrant. Brandon Conwell, 25, was arrested because of an alleged felony warrant and allegedly violating his probation.
Nicholas Brooks, 33, and Paul Lambdin, 66, were taken into custody for alleged probation violations.
Brian Collins, 50, and Thomas Morse, 29, were arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance.
Robert Logue, 39, was taken into custody for allegedly having an outstanding warrant, and Joseph Logue, 18, was arrested on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance.
