Smith's Corner Shootout Ends with Conviction
The final shot in what locals call the Smith's Corner shootout was fired last. Peredo Peres Tinjilo was convicted in connection with the incident, marking a decisive conclusion to the case.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1981
Page
1
The final shot in what locals call the Smith's Corner shootout was fired last. Peredo Peres Tinjilo was convicted in connection with the incident, marking a decisive conclusion to the case.
Prank Chaevensen a 43 year old man linked to a September 21 disturbance in Shafter. He claimed certification in speech and worked under Chief Hoffler in special investigations. Deputies responded to a weapon threat near Smiths Corner as Francisco Lacertoso and others resisted arrest. Police Chief Kapian and officers arrived after a tense confrontation culminating in a pursuit to the residence. The incident continued on Page 6A.
Fragmentary notes describe trustees discussing school placement, staffing concerns, and efforts to recruit new teachers. Mentions Mary, a primary event on April 20, and a Sanitation Division reference. Limited readable names and dates.
The PTA barbecue runs from 5 to 8 p.m. and carnival from 5 to 9 p.m. at Therese's Men's Club will prepare the meat. Ticket price is $4 for children through the sixth grade. Susie Dobbs is the ticket chairman.
City officials said the settlement with a police officer spurred changes to the liability program. The move added Errors and Omissions coverage and involved bids from three insurers. The policy aims to cover errors in meter openings and similar incidents.
A police blotter notes several thefts totaling seven hundred ninety dollars. Readable details include items taken and locations, with no further names or dates available in the fragment.
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