Suspicious Death Investigation

For Immediate Release

Sergeant Anthony Prencipe

On February 11, 2018, at around 1240 hours, El Dorado County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a report of suspicious shots fired in the area of Timber Wolf Drive and Alder Street in Tahoma, Ca.  Upon arrival, the deputy could hear gunshots coming from the area of a known felon’s address.  Shortly after, the deputy observed the suspected person leaving the home. A pursuit was initiated and the suspect was later taken into custody by Placer County Sheriff’s Deputies in Homewood at the Ski Resort.

A welfare check on the original addressed revealed a decedent inside the home. This is an active investigation spanning between two counties with multiple crime scenes.  Currently, EDSO Detectives and Crime Scene Investigators are working the investigation.  It is not believed that there are any outstanding persons and no reason to believe there are any safety threats in Tahoma or El Dorado/Placer Counties regarding this incident.

More information will be released as it becomes available.

 

Student Arrested for Threats to School

For Immediate Release

Sergeant Anthony Prencipe

On February 2, 2018, the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office was notified of threats made by a student, threatening the safety of Marina Village Middle School. Upon receiving this information, deputies worked in conjunction with Marina Village Middle School staff to ensure the safety of our schools and determine if the threat was credible. The suspect was identified and interviewed. Several witnesses were also identified and interviewed.

The suspected student was removed from class and arrested for Penal Code 422(a)- criminal threats and booked into the El Dorado County Juvenile Hall. Due to the suspects age, his identification will not be provided. Currently, there are no other known or credible threats to Marina Village Middle School or any other schools.