CLEARLAKE — A coordinated effort by three police agencies Wednesday resulted in the arrest of 10 people, three of whom were later released, during an operation involving Post Release Community Supervision (PRCS), probation violations and parolees.
The sweep manned by the Clearlake Police Department (CPD), Lakeport Police Department (LPD) and Lake County Probation officers attended to parolee listed addresses and made the arrests after finding violations, Tomas Riley of CPD stated Thursday in a press release.
During the operations, Kala Smith, 22, was arrested on charges from a felony warrant out-of-Lake-County and probation hold out of Mendocino County.
Joseph Carson, 30, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of stolen property and a parole hold. William Cramer, 30, was also arrested on suspicion of a parole hold.
Deanna Inman, 52, and Nigel Powers, 40, were arrested in connection to probation violations. A 17-year-old person was also arrested on the same charge but was later released.
As part of the operation, three people who were not on PRC, probation or were parolees were arrested, according to Riley.
Viktoria Truscott, 40, and Aaron Gibson, 52, were apprehended and released on charges of possession of a controlled substance paraphernalia and a misdemeanor citation from an out of Lake County warrant, respectively.
Raymond Calas, 22, was also arrested on suspicion of a misdemeanor out-of-Lake-County warrant.
As a result of the operation, three people were found to have provided false address information, Riley stated.
The suspects who were not released were booked at the Lake County Hill Road Correctional Facility.
