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July 2 El Dorado County Arrests: Guns, Drugs, and Stolen Cars Lead to Busy Day for Deputies

From Sugar Pine to Pleasant Valley, a wave of felony busts paints a gritty picture of law enforcement’s July kickoff in El Dorado County

Cris Alarcon by Cris Alarcon
July 2, 2025
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El Dorado County Sheriff Arrests

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ARRESTS

Crommelin, Randy Robert Jr
Booking Number: 132360
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: PPD
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 3:34 AM
Original Arrest Location: Marshal Hospital
Total Bail: $0.00
Charge(s):
1 3455 PC Violation of Post Release Community Supervision Felony PPD 7/2/2025 3:34 AM Marshal Hospital $0.00
1 241(A) PC Assault on person – Simple (M) Misdemeanor PPD 7/2/2025 3:34 AM Marshal Hospital $0.00

Fillion, Steven Henry
Booking Number: 132365
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: EDSO
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 11:53 AM
Original Arrest Location: 5766 Pony Express Trail, Pp
Total Bail: $0.00
Charge(s):
1 242 PC Battery on person – Aggravated (M) Misdemeanor EDSO 7/2/2025 11:53 AM 5766 Pony Express Trail, Pp $0.00

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Borja, Erick Cristobal
Booking Number: 132366
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: SP
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 1:20 PM
Original Arrest Location: Sugar Pine State Aprk
Total Bail: $195000.00
Charge(s):
1 487 PC Grand theft:money/labor/property – Motor vehicle theft (F) Felony EDSOW 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Contra Costa County $35000.00
1 11370.1(A) HS Poss controlled substance while armed w/loaded firearm (F) Felony SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $50000.00
1 21510(B) PC Carry switchblade knife on person (M) Misdemeanor SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $0.00
1 29800(A)(1) PC Felon/addict/possess/etc firearm (F) Felony SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $50000.00
1 25850(A) PC Carry loaded firearm in public under specific circumstances (F) Felony SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $50000.00
1 22210 PC Mfg/sale/etc leaded cane (F) Felony SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $10000.00
1 11350(A) HS Possess narcotic controlled substance (M) Misdemeanor SP 7/2/2025 1:20 PM Sugar Pine State Park $0.00

Anderson, Daniel Edward
Booking Number: 132367
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: CHP
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 3:00 PM
Original Arrest Location: Mother Load
Total Bail: $50000.00
Charge(s):
1 25850(C) PC Carry loaded firearm on/in person/vehicle:public place (M) Felony CHP 7/2/2025 3:00 PM Mother Load $50000.00

Mercado, Eduardo
Booking Number: 132368
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: EDSO
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 3:15 PM
Original Arrest Location: 350 Pleasant Valley Road
Total Bail: $0.00
Charge(s):
1 1203.2(A) PC Probation violation:rearrest/revoke (F) Felony EDSO 7/2/2025 3:15 PM 350 Pleasant Valley Road $0.00
1 496D(A) PC Possess stolen vehicle/vessel/etc (F) Felony EDSO 7/2/2025 3:15 PM 350 Pleasant Valley Road $0.00

Mackaman, Joshua D
Booking Number: 132369
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: EDSO
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 3:37 PM
Original Arrest Location: 3370 Cameron Park Dr
Total Bail: $50000.00
Charge(s):
1 459 PC Burglary – Burglary/breaking and entering (F) Felony EDSO 7/2/2025 3:37 PM 3370 Cameron Park Dr $50000.00

Hord, David Wayne
Booking Number: 132370
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: EDSO
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 3:15 PM
Original Arrest Location: 350 Pleasant Valley
Total Bail: $0.00
Charge(s):
1 496D(A) PC Possess stolen vehicle/vessel/etc (M) Misdemeanor EDSO 7/2/2025 3:15 PM 350 Pleasant Valley $0.00
1 11378 HS Possess controlled substance for sale (F) Felony EDSO 7/2/2025 3:15 PM 350 Pleasant Valley $0.00
1 10851(A) VC Take vehicle w/o owners consent/vehicle theft – Motor vehicle theft (F) Felony EDSO 7/2/2025 3:15 PM 350 Pleasant Valley $0.00

Lindauer, Michael Adrian
Booking Number: 132372
Booking Date: 7/2/2025 12:00 AM
Status: In Custody
Original Arresting Agency: SLTPD
Original Arrest Date: 7/2/2025 7:02 PM
Original Arrest Location: 3300 Block Of Lake Tahoe Blvd
Total Bail: $0.00
Charge(s):
1 3455 PC Violation of Post Release Community Supervision Felony SLTPD 7/2/2025 7:02 PM 3300 Block Of Lake Tahoe Blvd $0.00
1 148.9(A) PC Give false id to po – All other offenses (M) Misdemeanor SLTPD 7/2/2025 7:02 PM 3300 Block Of Lake Tahoe Blvd $0.00
1 647(F) PC Disorderly conduct:alcohol (M) Misdemeanor SLTPD 7/2/2025 7:02 PM 3300 Block Of Lake Tahoe Blvd $0.00

 

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Cris Alarcon

Cris Alarcon

Former Member: Executive Board of Directors, Treasurer, Boys & Girl Club of El Dorado County Western Slope. - Former Member: Board of Directors, Treasurer, Food Bank of El Dorado County. - Opening Team Dealer at Red Hawk Casino - Retried EDC Elections Department Inspector. - 2008 Chairman of El Dorado County Charter Review Committee, Youngest Charter Member of the Hangtown Kennel Club. - Political Strategist and Campaign Manager.

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The coalition, led by the Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC), filed comments with the FCC opposing AT&T’s request for federal preemption of California’s Carrier of Last Resort (COLR) requirements. Those rules require designated telecommunications providers to offer basic voice service to customers throughout their assigned service areas. For El Dorado County residents, the issue extends beyond traditional landline phones. Many foothill and mountain communities continue to experience limited cellular coverage, frequent Public Safety Power Shutoffs, severe winter storms and wildfire-related outages. During those events, reliable voice communications can become a lifeline for residents seeking emergency assistance, contacting family members or receiving evacuation information. According to the California Public Utilities Commission, Carrier of Last Resort obligations are technology-neutral. Providers may use fiber, wireless or Voice over Internet Protocol technologies, provided they continue delivering reliable basic communications service that meets state standards. The coalition argues that AT&T’s petition asks the FCC to override California’s authority to enforce those protections. “California’s Carrier of Last Resort requirements remain essential to ensuring reliable communications services for all residents,” the coalition stated in its filing, arguing that federal regulators lack the authority to invalidate the state’s consumer protections. AT&T has argued that maintaining its aging copper telephone network costs approximately $1 billion annually in California while serving only a small percentage of customers. The company says newer technologies—including fiber and wireless services—can provide faster and more reliable communications in many areas. California regulators disagree that modernization alone justifies ending existing obligations. In filings before both the FCC and federal court, the California Public Utilities Commission contends that modern communications networks are important but must not come at the expense of vulnerable residents who continue relying on dependable voice service. The agency has argued that AT&T has not demonstrated that every affected customer would have an equivalent replacement service available. The issue carries particular significance across El Dorado County. While communities such as El Dorado Hills and Cameron Park generally enjoy multiple communications options, residents in more remote areas—including portions of Georgetown, Grizzly Flats, Somerset, Pollock Pines and the Crystal Basin region—often face limited wireless coverage due to rugged terrain and forested landscapes. During wildfire evacuations or prolonged power outages, communications resilience becomes a matter of public safety. RCRC, which represents 40 rural California counties, argues that weakening California’s authority could disproportionately affect residents living in those communities. The organization says local governments have a strong interest in ensuring communications infrastructure remains reliable for emergency response, economic activity and access to essential services. The FCC has not yet issued a final decision on AT&T’s petition. The outcome could influence how California regulates universal telephone service as the telecommunications industry continues transitioning away from legacy copper networks toward fiber and wireless technologies. For El Dorado County residents, local officials and emergency managers will likely continue monitoring the proceeding closely, given the county’s recurring wildfire risk, mountainous terrain and ongoing reliance on dependable communications during disasters. 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