Law enforcement: June 10, 2009

Travis William Burns, 21, of Anderson was booked May 25 by Anderson Police Department for obstruction of public official and violation of probation.

Joshua Radford Burns, 49, of Anderson was booked May 25 for obstruction of public official.

David Lee Stroup, 42, of Anderson was booked May 26 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for DUI 0.08 percent, DUI with prior multiple convictions, driving suspended with prior DUI and failed work release program.

Mark Lawrence Brewer, 49, of Cottonwood was booked May 26 by MAR for DUI alcohol/drugs and violation of probation.

Leland Walter Parish, 31, of Anderson was booked May 26 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for DUI with 10 years prior, two counts of DUI 0.08 percent, DUI alcohol/drugs, driving suspended with prior DUI, interlocking device and violation of probation.

Gloria Glynn Mosher, 38, of Cottonwood was booked May 26 by Shasta County Marshall's for violation of probation.

Eric Paul Coker, 24, of Anderson was booked May 26 by National Park Service for DUI 0.08 percent, failed work release program, violation of probation and failed work release program.

Rodney Aaron Tony Williams, 45, of Anderson was booked May 26 by Shasta County Marshall's for two counts of violation of probation.

Norman Wendell Larcom, 50, of Anderson was booked May 26 by Anderson Police Department for obstruction of public official.

Robert Lee Bills, 20, of Cottonwood was booked May 27 Shasta County Sheriff's Office for violation of probation.

William Lavern Beem, 44, of Anderson was booked May 27 Shasta County Sheriff's Office for miscellaneous enrouter.

Tracy Marie Urbin, 42, of Anderson was booked May 27 by Shasta Interagency Narcotics Task Force for controlled substance paraphernalia and possession of hypodermic.

Derek Allen Dias, 21, of Anderson was booked May 28 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for obstruction of public official and violation of probation.

Andrew Norberto Johnson, 29, of Anderson was booked May 28 by Redding Police Department for violation of parole.

Albert Roy Cool, 37, of Anderson was booked May 28 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for violation of parole.

Corrie Lee Campbell, 34, of Anderson was booked May 28 by Anderson Police Department for domestic violence.

Ashli Renae Amerson, 28, of Anderson was booked May 28 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for corporal injury of spouse and vandalism.

Paul Wesley Grano, 32, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Anderson Police Department for public intoxication.

Pete Jeff Alvidrez, 38, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for corporal injury of spouse.

Jeremy Wayne Shankles, 20, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Anderson Police Department for violation of probation.

Denise Tammy Kyle, 44, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Redding Police Department for possession of controlled substance.

Amy Lee McCarty, 26, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Anderson Police Department for DUI alcohol/drugs and DUI 0.08 percent.

Roger Dale Buchanan, 26, of Anderson was booked May 29 by Probation for violation of probation.

Matthew Russell Justice, 29, of Cottonwood was booked May 29 by Shasta County District Attorney for violation of probation.

Melissa Ann Radfordlopez, of Cottonwood was booked May 30 by Redding Police Department for vehicle theft, DUI alcohol/drugs and unlicensed driver.

Daniel Joseph Patrick, 26, of Cottonwood was booked May 31 by California Highway Patrol for DUI alcohol/drugs and DUI 0.08 percent.

Richard Jeffrey Thomas, 41, of Anderson was booked May 31 by Anderson Police Department for two counts of revocation of probation, failed work release program and three counts of contempt of court.

Matthew Mark Legassie, 28, of Anderson was booked May 31 by Shasta County Sheriff's Office for seven counts of failure to appear on misdemeanor charge.

Editor's Note: The previous names and charges appeared in the Shasta County Jail booking log and the Anderson Police Department's incident reports, which are a matter of public record.

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