Marysville Appeal-Democrat

Deputies arrest five people suspected of burglary in Colusa County

- By Lynzie Lowe llowe@appealdemo­crat.com

Five people have been arrested in connection to a Colusa County burglary.

A washing machine, various tools, clothes and other miscellane­ous items where taken from a home and out building located on Lonestar Road near Hahn Road last week, said Det. Christophe­r Doble with the Colusa County Sheriff’s Department.

“The suspects were caught in the act. So we were able to recover all of the stolen property,” said Doble.

Arleen P. Murphy, 56, of Dixon and Edward E. Ullrey, 41, 0f Williams were arrested Jan. 25 on Highway 20 and Virginia Street in Williams. Both

FELONY ARRESTS

were charged with burglary and trespassin­g. Murphy was also charged with possession of a controlled substance at the time of her arrest.

The next day additional arrests were made.

Cecilia Gomez, 40, of Colusa, Victor O. Lopez, 57, of Williams and Armando V. Paez, 29, of Williams were arrested Jan. 26 on Zumwalt Road north of Meyers Road in Williams. All three were charged with burglary and receiving stolen property.

All five suspects were booked into the Colusa County Jail.

The investigat­ion into this incident remains ongoing and additional charges may be filed in the future.

Two people killed in a head-on collision on Highway 70 Wednesday have been identified by the Yuba County Sheriff’s Office.

Roberto G. Ledesma III, 33, of Marysville and Lillian R. Leal, 37, of Linda were killed when their Honda Civic drifted directly into the path of an oncoming truck Wednesday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.

The truck, traveling north on Highway 70 near Ramirez Road, did not have time to brake to avoid the collision and collided with the passenger side of the Honda. Ledesma, who was driving and not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected from the car upon impact. A third occupant, a 21-yearold Marysville man, was transporte­d to an area hospital with major injuries. The Yuba County Sheriff’s Office did not have an update on his condition as of Thursday.

The El Sobrante driver of the truck was also transporte­d to a hospital with major injuries. Two dogs in her vehicle were uninjured. Drugs and alcohol do not appear to have been a factor, CHP said.

The Acting Company production of “9 to 5 The Musical” directed by Betsy Johnson, choreograp­hed by Stephenie Rodwell and music direction by Jim Achilles. 7:30 p.m. at The Acting Company, 815 B St., Yuba City.

Art Everywhere Galleries. Brick Coffee House, 316 D St., Marysville; Jonathan Beth, Justin’s Kitchen 628 Plumas St., Yuba City; Chris Efstratis, Ting’s Refuge, 1501 Butte House Road, Yuba City; Mary Ann Nation, Yuba City, City Hall, 1201 Civic Center Blvd.; Dorothy Champion, Marysville, City Hall, 526 C St.; Karen Fulk, Adventist Orthopedic­s, 370 Del Norte Ave., Yuba City; Foothill Art Society, Adventist Lab, 414 G St., Marysville; Foothill Art Society, Yuba Sutter Arts.

CLUB MEETINGS

– Peachbowl Dawnbreake­rs meeting 6:30 a.m. at the Waffle Barn Restaurant, 590 Colusa Ave., Yuba City.

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