The Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office needs help identifying a suspect caught on camera while burglarizing an Aptos music store on Saturday.
The suspect was captured on surveillance video that is posted KION television web site.
Deputies say the suspect appears to be in his 20's or 30's and has a distinct tattoo on the top of his left forearm.
If you can identify the man in the video contact the sheriff's office at 831-471-1121.
A reminder about rabies today after a bat found in the unincorporated Las Palmas area of Monterey County has tested positive for the deadly virus. Monterey County Animal Services said there was no human exposure in this incident. But an owned pet was exposed.
Public health authorities warn that every bat should be considered rabid and bats found on the ground especially so. If you find a bat, don’t touch it. If the bat is on the ground, cover it with a weighted box. Call Animal Control to remove and test the animal. Note the names of all people and animals the bat was in contact with. Even if no bite occurred.
Ksco veterinarian Dr Pete Keesling says finding rabies in our area is not a big surprise and people should stay away from any animal that is acting strangely.
It is also important to vaccinate your animals and remember that cats, cows and horses are also common rabies carriers.
A reminder about rabies today as a bat found in the unincorporated Las Palmas area of Monterey County has tested positive for the deadly virus. Monterey County Animal Services said there was no human exposure in this incident. But an owned pet was exposed.
Public health authorities warn that every bat should be considered rabid and bats found on the ground especially so. If you find a bat, don’t touch it. If the bat is on the ground, cover it with a weighted box. Call Animal Control to remove and test the animal. Note the names of all people and animals the bat was in contact with. Even if not bite occurred.
It is also important to vaccinate your animals and remember that cats are cows are also common rabies carriers.
A 19-year-old Monterey man was arrested by police on several burglary and probation-related charges earlier this week. Elvis Flores-Turcio is accused in two burglaries, tempering with automobiles, and violation of probation. All this occurring in the 700 and 900 blocks of Casanova in Monterey.
Detectives believe Flores-Turcio may be involved in other thefts in the area. Anyone with additional information should call (831) 646-3812.
A beach front development, planned for Sand City, is now on hold. That’s because the developer of the Monterey Bay Shores Eco Resort is working on refinancing the project. Ed Ghandour says he plans to see the project through…starting with starting construction back up this March, with the intent of completing the project either late in 2021, or early in 2022.