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Comics............B3 Community.....A3 Health..............A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports..............B1 Index...............## INDEX The Internal Revenue Service offers tips to those receiving a tax refund, but who have unpaid debts. PAGEA5 LIFESTYLES Usingtaxrefund to pay unpaid debts Eric Schreter pitched a one- hitter in Saturday's title game as Red Bluff beat PV in the Spring Slam. PAGE B1 SPORTS Spartans baseball wins CV's Spring Slam The legal saga of Jodi Arias ends as a judge sentences her to life in prison for killing her ex-boyfriend. PAGE B5 MURDER CASE Jodi Arias gets life term with no chance of parole Sen. Marco Rubio enters the presidential race by offering the nation a younger genera- tion of leadership. PAGE A8 2016 Marco Rubio announces run for White House CORNING A Tehama County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed a 21-year-old Corning man Friday evening. The Tehama County Sheriff's Office says the deputy shot Angel Cresencio Corona Jr. as he stood over his 57-year-old father attack- ing him with a knife. The two deputies involved in the incident have been placed on paid administrative leave, pend- ing the outcome of an investiga- tion. The sheriff's department re- quested an independent investi- gation, which is being conducted by the Tehama County District Attorney's Office and the Red Bluff Police Department. "This is particularly a tragic incident," Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston said in a press release issued Monday. "The Tehama County Sheriff's Office has recog- nized its impact on the commu- nity and its personnel. We are in the process of providing counsel- ing to all involved parties." The sheriff's department said it has reached out to the family of the deceased, who has cooperated with the investigation. A surveillance video was found that captured the entire incident on tape. Sheriff's officials met with the investigation team Monday. They said they believe the investigation will be concluded by the end of the week. Deputies responded to 4740 Barham Ave., Space 42 in Corn- ing at around 6:09 p.m. Friday for a call regarding a disturbance be- ing caused by Corona, a person known to the department. Two deputies arrived and ob- served Corona Jr. attacking his fa- ther Cresencio Angel Corona Sr. The son was standing over his father with a knife in an attempt to cut his father's throat, the re- lease said. Corona, Jr. had previ- ously made statements he was go- ing to kill his father. Deputies attempted to inter- vene, however Corona Jr. did not respond to commands to drop the knife and was shot by a deputy, the release said. Deputies then called for addi- CORNING Officerinvolvedindomesticshooting The Associated Press REDDING Five people in North- ern California suffered serious burns when an explosion blew apart the garage where author- ities say the group was cooking concentrated marijuana honey oil with butane. The Monday morning blast blew the roof off the garage in a quiet residential neighborhood of Redding, authorities said. Explosions and fires from botched honey oil labs are on the rise, said Redding Fire Pre- vention Division Chief Michael J. Bachmeyer, as more people learn via the Internet how to cook concentrated marijuana. He confirmed a honey oil lab was the cause of Monday's ex- plosion. Honey oil is also called hash oil, butane hash oil and concentrated cannabis. "We're figuring we've had about 15 to 20 in the last year," Bachmeyer said. "There are all kinds of ways to look up how to do the process, even though it's very dangerous." Authorities found cylinders of butane, glass tubes and mar- ijuana at the Redding garage lab. Butane is highly flamma- ble. Last year, an explosion in a honey oil lab inside an apart- ment complex in Redding left multiple families homeless. REDDING Fi ve b ur ne d in explosion at ap pa re nt ha sh o il l ab "We're figuring we've had 15 to 20 in the last year. There are all kinds of ways to look up how to do the process, even though it's very dangerous." — Michael J. Bachmeyer, Redding Fire Prevention division chief. By Rich Greene rgreene@redbluffdailynews.com @richgreenenews on Twitter RED BLUFF The Red Bluff Round-Up swings into full gear Wednesday with the start of ro- deo slack and a series of com- munity events around town. Timed events are at the Te- hama District Fairground from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The rodeo slack is free to the public. At 4 p.m. at the Pauline Da- vis Pavilion the Cowboys Bar- rel Race and Bud Light 3000 4D Cowgirls Bikini Barrel Race will take place. The Tehama County Library will host the annual Kids' Cow- boy Poetry Contest and Cow- boy Poetry Night at 7 p.m. The free event at 645 Madi- son St. in Red Bluff is open to all Tehama County youth in elementary, middle and high school categories. Cowboy poets and singers will put on an evening of west- ern songs, poems and stories. Winners of the poetry con- test will read their winning po- ems. From noon to 6 p.m. the 3rd Annual Red Bluff Round-Up Blood Drive will be held at the Veterans Memorial Hall at 735 Oak St. Participants will receive a free commemorative T-shirt and a ticket to the Round-Up. RED BLUFF ROUND-UP Several events scheduled Wednesday Rodeoslackbeginsat Tehama fairgrounds PHOTOS BY ANDRE BYIK — DAILY NEWS Maria and Chris Culver, back, have entered the annual Red Bluff Round-Up Chili Cook-off for about the last six years. By Andre Byik abyik@redbluffdailynews.com @andrebyik on Twitter RED BLUFF "Our secret," said Chris Culver, manning a booth at the Red Bluff Round-Up Chili Cook-off on Saturday, "is that we open no cans." Culver and his wife, Maria Culver, have entered the annual chili event for about the last six years, serving up red chili, chili verde and salsa to the hun- dreds of hungry passers-by out- side the historic courthouse on Washington Street. Some of the dried chili pep- pers they use, they said, come from Maria Culver's home- town in the Mexican state of Durango. "People love it," said Ma- ria Culver, who ran out of the roughly six gallons of chili she had ready for the day. "We use all fresh ingredients." The Culvers were among a bevy of local businesses, or- ganizations and competitors who entered the 30th annual chili cook-off, a regional cook- ing competition sanctioned by the International Chili Society, which holds a world champion- ship event in October. The event, along with the Round-Up Week Kick-off Car Show held nearby in down- town Red Bluff, is held during the 11 days of events leading to the Red Bluff Round-Up rodeo this weekend. Judges evaluated three cate- gories — red chili, chili verde and salsa. The red chili winner goes on to represent Red Bluff 11 DAYS OF RED BLUFF ROUND-UP CHILI COOK-OFF HEATS UP WEEK Deputy shoots and kills man a er the man's father attacks him with knife The Round-Up Week Kick-off Car Show was held Saturday in downtown Red Bluff near the chili cook-off on Washington Street. Timed events are at the Tehama District Fairground from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The rodeo slack is free to the public. SHOOTING PAGE 7 COOK-OFF PAGE 7 If there's a "photo op," have someone take digital photos with their phone or camera. Folks doing something make the most interesting photos. Make note of the names of the individual people in the photo, unless it's a big crowd. 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