Readers Of Bee's Crime Stoppers Aid Police In Nine Arrests

Tips From Bee Readers Helped Police Arrest Nine Suspects And Provided
Information On Six Other Fugitives Whose Photos Appeared Wednesday On
The Crime Stoppers Page.

Fresno Police Detective Brad Stevens, The Crime Stoppers Coordinator,
Said The Following Suspects Were Arrested:

Johnny Pulido Jr., 33, Wanted On Charges Of Battery And
Robbery.

Greta L. Solley, 37, Wanted On Charges Of Willful Cruelty To A Child
And Resisting Arrest.

Amanda C. Lopez, 30, Wanted On A Charge Of Transporting
Narcotics/Controlled Substances For Sale And A Parole Violation.

Dean C. Mcintosh, 39, Wanted On Charges Of Burglary And Receiving
Stolen Property.

Kevin E. Palms, 34, Wanted On Charges Of Corporal Injury On A
Spouse/Co-habitant.

Pun Keomounpane, 25, Wanted On Charges Of Growing Marijuana/Hash.

Bobby L. Mora, 21, Wanted On Charges Of Carjacking And Kidnapping
During The Commission Of A Carjacking.

Robert J. Graham, 40, Wanted On Charges Of Burglary And Grand
Theft.

Samantha R. Axsom, 28, Wanted On Charges Of Possession Of A Controlled
Substance.

Stevens Said Bee Readers Also Provided Tips On Suspects Larry Clark,
Timothy W. Santagata, Alejandra Ramirez, Michael D. Williams, Tracy R.
Rogers And Kim L. Johnson.

Crime Stoppers Allows Bee Readers To Call (559) 498-stop And Give
Police Information On A Fugitive. Callers Are Advised Not To Give
Their Names; Each Is Given A Code Number. If A Call Leads To A
Suspect's Arrest, The Tipster Can Collect A Reward Of Up To $1,000.

The Agencies Participating In The Program Include The Fresno County
District Attorney's Office, Fresno County Sheriff's Department, Fresno
And Clovis Police Departments, Fbi And California Highway Patrol.