Stop and Go Pursuit Led to One Being Arrested for Evading a Police Officer and Driving on a Suspended License

This is a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office. The information has not been proven in a court of law and any individuals described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty:

Venancio Hernandez-Hernandez

Venancio Hernandez-Hernandez

On May 17, 2019, at about 3:30 p.m., a Humboldt County Sheriff’s deputy on patrol in the Loleta area observed a vehicle traveling eastbound on Table Bluff Road, unable to maintain its lane.The deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle near the intersection of Table Bluff Road and Copenhagen Road. The vehicle failed to yield and continued on to Copenhagen Road. During the nearly 9-minute pursuit, the vehicle stopped several times but continued to evade deputies after each stop.

Deputies pursued the vehicle onto Singley Bar Road, where the vehicle came to a final stop. Upon coming to a stop, the driver of the vehicle, 34-year-old Venancio Hernandez-Hernandez, attempted to exit the vehicle. Hernandez-Hernandez was quickly arrested without further incident. Three passengers of the vehicle were also briefly detained and released at the scene.

Hernandez-Hernandez was booked into the Humboldt County Correctional Facility on charges of evading a peace officer and driving on a suspended license.

Officers at the scene.

Officers at the scene. [Photo by Bobby Kroeker]

Earlier Chapter: Pursuit in the Loleta Area Ended With Four Detained

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Perspective
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Perspective
4 years ago

Did the parents stutter when naming him?

Local farmer
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Local farmer
4 years ago
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In most Latin American countries people have the last name of their father followed by the last name of their mother. When women marry they drop the last name of their mother and replace it with the last name of their husbands father. Apparently his mom and dad have the same paternal name.

Ummmmmm
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Ummmmmm
4 years ago
Reply to  Local farmer

Correct, very common in Spanish speaking countries

local observer
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local observer
4 years ago

so what was he in pursuit for? seem like profiling. everyone drives in the middle of the road due to sagging of the shoulder on both sides, even the CHP.

This guy
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This guy
4 years ago
Reply to  local observer

Amen.. And they needed 5 plus cars? Cops are thr lowest of the low

Sheesh
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4 years ago

Profiling for sure!
But….
They profile everyone.
Not just hispanics.
Try being a non redneck driving through fortuna.

Central HumCo
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4 years ago

“Evading a peace officer”. I have three brothers who Were Peace Officers back in the day. Using the term “peace officer” in the above story idoesn’t fit, no matter how it’s spun.

They’re in uniform and armed. Evasion? Ya think?
Suspended commercial driver’s license. I bet cha he was traveling, not driving in commerce.

Too many armed vigilantes with a badge cruising around like the asset-forfeiture-theft predators they’ve been turned into. Protect the corporate profit, paycheck, and pension, boys.

There is no crime. Just commerce – a financial transaction of smoke and mirrors.