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Both Love and Salazar were found in possession of items stolen in the robbery, including a firearm, deputies said, adding that a number of other items and firearms were recovered. The department said Parsons brought out a handgun and "engaged officers." Police said the man, who the woman identified as Parsons, "entered her home and proceeded to violently assault her, steal her jewelry, her purse and her vehicle." During the investigation, sheriff’s detectives found that the intruder had also entered a neighboring residence, whose occupants weren’t home. A native of Ohio, Joe Szydlowski was brought on at the Record Searchlight as an intern in 2010.
The suspects took undisclosed property from the home and fled in Demercurio's 2002 Honda Accord, officers said. Redding police say David Raymond Shields, 33, Moriah Leeann Mullins, 24, and Everett Joseph Jewett, 42, all of Redding, have been arrested in connection with the robbery of a home on the block of Hawley Road. Sheriff's deputies said both Love and Salazar were found in possession of items stolen in the robbery, including a firearm. Trinity County Sheriff’s Office recovered the last of three vehicles taken in a home invasion robbery last week in Trinity Pines near Hayfork.
Home Invasion Burglar Wanted in Redding Area
Taylor was located and arrested for robbery, burglary, elder abuse and parole violation. After freeing his neighbors from the zip ties, Palazzo told deputies he attempted to block the driveway with his vehicle, blocking the suspects from escaping. He told deputies the pair, who live on the block of Old Oregon Trail, had their hands zip-tied and were held at gun point while the unknown suspects removed firearms and other property from their home. Officers spoke further with the victim and learned the two juvenile suspects knocked on her door, forced their way into her residence, took one of her children’s cellular telephones, then began demanding clothing and food. The female victim was able to convince the suspects to allow her to check on her children in the back of the home, it was at this time she was able to send text messages to her husband and call for help.
Police continued their search Monday and in the afternoon found the woman's stolen car abandoned in the area of Prospectors Drive off Canyon Road in south Redding. In a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Redding police Capt. Ron Icely provided details about the assault. Police said Thursday they've caught three people suspected of a Dec. 10 home invasion in Redding and they are searching for a fourth suspect. Mullins was arrested with Shields on Dec. 31 for an incident unrelated to the home invasion.
Intruder takes away victim’s gun and kills himself in Redding home
Medical personnel took Parsons to a local hospital where he was in stable condition Tuesday morning. While he was blocking the driveway, he told deputies the man identified as Daneshmand-Pourlashgari came running at him with his right arm extended as if he was holding a handgun, the sheriff's report said. He also told deputies the attackers stole his red 2003 Ford Ranger and other items during the alleged robbery. He was wounded and taken to a hospital after officers were trying to arrest him around midnight outside Win-River Casino.
The wounded K-9 was taken to a local veterinarian for treatment, police said on their Facebook page. During the investigation, officers found numerous items that allegedly linked McIntire to the robbery, police said. Redding police said Sunday they arrested a suspect in a home-invasion robbery that occurred earlier in the day involving a 79-year-old Redding woman. "The involved officers are not being identified, which is standard protocol while the internal administrative investigation is underway," the department said. While no officers were injured during what police described as a "violent encounter," a police K-9 suffered a gunshot wound and is being treated by a local veterinarian, police said on their Facebook page.
d Arrest for Suspect in Home Invasion Robbery
After that ended, he was hired on in September 2011 and has worked several beats at the paper. He currently covers Anderson and Shasta Lake for the Record Searchlight and his reporting on health care, education and crime has earned him several awards. In the past, he has worked as an intern at the Cincinnati Post and at the Scripps Howard Foundation Wire in Washington, D.C.
The woman was able to escape and called police from a neighbor's house. The woman recognized the man because she had hired him sometime last year to do work around the house. Redding police say around midnight the officers found the victim's stolen car on Prospectors Dr. off of Canyon Rd. in South Redding.
The officer who fired at Parsons was not named and was on paid administrative leave. Police previously said Parsons "entered her home and proceeded to violently assault her, steal her jewelry, her purse and her vehicle." "A 'no bail' hold means that Parsons is not able to post bail to be released from custody," the DA's office said. A CHP helicopter searching the area spotted Love and Salazar running from the area and they were caught and arrested, deputies said. Hamed Ali Daneshmand-Pourlashgari, 35, Lee Zebediah Stockinger Jr., 42, William Love 51, and Candy Renee Salazar, 35, all of the Sacramento area, were arrested and booked into Shasta County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail each.
After they left, the report said, Larry got up and went to a neighbor's residence.
Parsons, who was on parole for burglary, is due back in court on Jan. 5 for the setting of a preliminary hearing. "New information indicates that didn’t shoot the canine; a bullet from the officer struck him while the canine struggled with the defendant," the DA's office said. One of the original counts against 38-year-old Adam Parsons — assaulting a police animal causing a serious injury — was dismissed during his Dec. 22 arraignment.
The 80-year-old homeowner told Shasta County sheriff’s deputies that he was in his living room when he heard glass breaking at the back of his house. When he went to investigate, he was attacked by an intruder in the hallway. All three are facing charges of residential robbery, criminal conspiracy, auto theft and false imprisonment, police said. Officers say they have also identified Brittany Roxannalora Donnelly, 23, of Redding, as the fourth suspect. Police say all four people, armed with a handgun, arrived at the home around 10 p.m.
They contacted the driver, Dustin McIntire, 32, who was the only person in the vehicle, police said. The suspect then drove off in her vehicle, a 2006 Honda CRV with the license plate of 5XBR734. The vehicle has two scratches on the right front fender and a breast cancer awareness sticker and a Santa Cruz sticker on the rear window, police said. Police initially said a man invaded a 79-year-old Redding woman's home and robbed her of her car and her money early Sunday morning. The homeowner had minor injuries from his scuffles with the intruder, and he received treatment for them at the scene, the sheriff’s report said.
Dustin Shepherd, 27, of Red Bluff was later arrested on suspicion of possession of prescription medication, and felony assault on a peace officer. When Tehama County sheriff's deputies arrived, they found Donovan Rogers, 25, lying on the ground outside his house. Rogers told deputies two men entered his house and started beating on him with a blunt object before he was able to get away by jumping through his living room window.
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Bennett and Lorita Bolayog were arrested Dec. 30, 2017, after leading law enforcement on a 30-mile chase in the Lakehead man's stolen pickup. The chase ended in Lake California in Tehama County when the pickup went off the road and hit a stopped vehicle. Parsons is being held at the Shasta County Jail with no bail from a previous case and $1 million bail from the officer-involved shooting case, the DA's office said. An investigation revealed the dog was struck by gunfire from the police officer. Hopper fired that gun for the first time in her life to scare off the intruder.
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