Animal Clinic Crime; Cars Off Roads: Marin County Police Log

MARIN COUNTY, CA – The following is a collection of police, courtroom and fire stories from this week across Marin County and the North Bay.

Suspected DUI Arrest After Car Slides Down Hill

• "Our roads are treacherous enough today without introducing impaired driving into the mix," the Marin CHP said.

Say Hello To San Rafael Police Department's New Officers

• K-9 Officers Harry and Achilles -- both very, very good boys! -- soon will protect and serve.

Drugs & Guns Left In View Lead To Arrest: Marin Deputies

• A sergeant patrolling the rain-soaked hills of Tamalpais Valley stopped to check on a parked, unoccupied vehicle.

Harrowing Rescue: Man Hanging By Seatbelt In Flipped Car

• "The upside-down car ... was precariously off the roadway in a creek, hanging by a tree branch," Marin County sheriff deputies said.

Woman Arrested For Embezzling From Veterinary Clinic: Police

• The suspect from Petaluma is accused of stealing from her former employer, South Novato Animal Hospital, officials said.

Bank Robbery: Arrest Made In U.S. Bank Case From October

• Police said a suspect now is in custody in connection with the robbery at the institution's Novato branch.

Enhancing Safety In Mill Valley: Eagle Scout Project

• Scout David Gilmore has impressive goals for emergency response in the Mill Valley area. See how you can help ...

Storm Damages Road To McClures Beach At Pt. Reyes

• Point Reyes National Seashore officials reported Mount Vision Road also closed.

Firehouse Subs Donates To Novato Fire District

• Novato, along with the Mountain Volunteer Fire Department, were recipients of $30K in gear from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.

Tow-Truck Driver Killed On Hwy 101 ID'd

• The 38-year-old was aiding a stranded motorist when struck, officials said.

Mudslide Mitigation To Continue As Long As Safe

• During the stormy weather, experts are monitoring the mudslide area in Sausalito that destroyed two homes and displaced 15 people.

PG&E Says Its Equipment Probably Caused Camp Fire

• PG&E says "the company believes it is probable that its equipment will be determined to be an ignition point of the 2018 Camp Fire."

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