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EASTVALE: Major Accident at Busy Intersection
BY: STAFF REPORTS
Firefighters respond to Accident on Schleisman and Harrison
Photo Courtesy: T. Delbuono
EASTVALE – On Sunday night March 30 around 7pm near the intersection of Schleisman and Harrison there was serious accident. Three vehicles and Five people were involved. Three of the people involved were taken to the hospital. According to the Eastvale Police Department, one of the people involved was trapped in the vehicle and had to be rescued by Eastvale Fire Department.
Residents who lived around the area reported via Eastvale News Facebook that, ” A lady ran a red light and t-boned a car then that car hit another car”. The accident caused Schleisman east of Harrison to be closed while responders worked to free the trapped motorist and control the accident scene.
Another resident, who lives near the accident scene reported that, ” There was a small child in the back seat who seemed to be OK but they transported him for precautionary reasons. ” Once the Eastvale Fire Department arrived they were able to cut the top off of the vehicle with the trapped person and transport the motorist to a local hospital.
By 8:30pm vehicles were up on tow trucks and the accident scene was being cleared, road was still closed. We will update if more information becomes available.
UPDATE: The older woman who was taken to the hospital had surgery and is reported to be in good condition. The young boy was treated for his injuries and is doing well.
EASTVALE – Here We Grow Again (Update)
BY KP SANDERS
Eastvale – It seems like you can’t drive on any main street in the City of Eastvale without seeing a significant construction project underway. If you’ve been following this article, you know that our beautiful City, already home to more than 57,000 residents, is in the process of building out the majority of the open land still available.
Our population will increase through the hundreds of homes being constructed throughout the City, and jobs will become available through new businesses – with revenue generated through both key components of a thriving metropolis. It’s exciting to see the transformation of Eastvale, especially if you have been here for a while. It almost makes the few cows you see here and there seem quaint, instead of being responsible for the successful agricultural Dairyland it was decades ago. But time marches on and progress continues for Eastvale.
Auto Zone at Archibald and Schleisman
As decisions are still being made for one of the biggest pieces of acreage, the Leal property on the northwest corner of Limonite and Hamner avenues, other projects are nearing completion. Auto Zone and Starbucks, at Archibald and Schleisman, look to be opening their doors soon.
The Desi ‘Arnaz Ranch’ located behind the Desi Collection Models at Estancia East and West
The beautiful new homes, Estancia East and West, located at Citrus and Granja Vista del Rio just opened their stunning model homes. The Desi ‘Arnaz Ranch’ home is visible from the models, directly behind the Desi Collection model. This is perhaps the most charming of all the new homes and an obvious tribute to Mr. Arnaz’ love of Spanish style architecture, with equestrian and musical décor abundant throughout.
There are a few new businesses coming to Eastvale. Look for Tio’s Tacos and Cellular Repair to open soon in the Gateway Center (next to Pick Up Stix); and Boba2Go Coffee and Tea (next to Albertson’s).
EASTVALE : Suspect Leads Police on Chase Through Eastvale
BY: JENNIFER MADRIGAL
Eastvale – The streets of Eastvale were alive with the sound of a helicopter and sirens early this morning. Residents reported hearing sirens and a helicopter circling the Citrus Ave. area around 3am.
According to one Eastvale resident who lives near Citrus /Sumner, “ a black vehicle crashed into a car in my neighbor’s driveway . Then the person inside the vehicle ran out of the vehicle towards their backyard and jumped over the fence to the trail/park area behind”.
As posted to our Eastvale Community News Facebook Page by a resident who lives on Morning Mist near Citrus/ Sumner, “ When I woke up this morning at 4, I heard the helicopter so I peeked out my window and saw about 8 police vehicles, an ambulance and a fire truck. They were here until about 5:30am when they were towing a vehicle from my neighbor’s driveway”.
Another resident posted to our Facebook, that she too was awakened by the incident, “ Two officers were banging on our door this morning. They had a police dog and wanted to search our backyard for a suspect. The helicopter was flying overhead”.
A suspect was in custody, according to the Riverside Sheriff’s Department, as of 8:30am this morning. This is an on-going investigation and more information, such as what charges will be filed, and if there are any more suspects, will be released later.
Eastvale: Residential Burglary, Possession of Stolen Property, Possession of Burglary Tools
Date of Incident: 02/05/14 Time of Incident: 4:54 p.m.
Location of Incident: 6000 block of Wells Springs Street, Eastvale
Reporting Officer: Sergeant Brandi Swan
File Number: EV140360038
Details:
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014, at 4:58 p.m., Eastvale officers responded to the 6000 block of Wells Springs Street to investigate an audible burglary alarm. A search of the residence revealed a burglary had occurred and numerous items were taken from inside. Information was obtained of a vehicle used during the commission of the crime, which was a gray Pontiac Grand-Am.
While continuing to investigate the burglary, officers spotted the Pontiac Grand Am driving in the area and a traffic enforcement stop was conducted. The driver of the vehicle was contacted and identified as Victor Saizholguin, a 19 year old Hispanic male, residing in Eastvale.
A search of the Pontiac was conducted and property belonging to the residence on Wells Springs Street was located, as well as additional items of stolen property from at least one other residential burglary.
A search warrant was obtained and executed at Saizholguin’s residence in the city of Eastvale, attempting to locate other stolen items.
As a result, Saizholguin was arrested for residential burglary, possession of stolen property, and possession of burglary tools. Saizholguin was booked at the Robert Presley Detention Center and is being held on $35,000 bail.
Saizholguin did not act alone and additional suspects are sought. Anyone with information on this case is encouraged to call Deputy Michelle Shamhart at the Eastvale Police Department by calling (951) 955-2600.
Additionally, the Eastvale Police Department is holding several items of stolen property where the owner has not been identified. Those residents who have been recent victims of a burglary are encouraged to view the City of Eastvale/Persons of Interest webpage at http://www.eastvaleca.gov/index.aspx?page=164 to view the recovered items. If any of your property is recognized, please contact the Eastvale Police Department as soon as possible for recovery.
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