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ByHeatherHoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter REDBLUFF Trafficwasslowedfor several hours around 3:30 p.m. Thursday on Interstate 5, north of Jellys Ferry Road, when a ve- hicle served, ran up the center di- vider and overturned. The driver, Jeffery Besana, 58, of Redding was driving his 1999 Toyota Tacoma truck northbound on I-5 when he lost control and veered to the left. He suffered lac- erations to the left side of his head and elbow and had complained of pain to his abdomen. Besana was sent to Mercy Med- ical Center in Redding for treat- ment of his injuries. According to the California Highway Patrol it was reported at 3:38 p.m. Besana was trapped in the vehicle and was extricated just before 4 p.m. By 4:08 p.m. one lane on I-5 was reopened. A California Highway Patrol INTERSTATE 5 Solocrash slows traffic for se ve ra l ho ur s Staff Report @redbluffnews on Twitter RANCHO TEHAMA The Tehama County Sheriff's Department re- leased the identity of the second fatal victim in Monday's Rancho Tehama Reserve double homicide as Valente Chavez Paniagua, 33, of Colton in a press release issued Friday afternoon. At 10:14 a.m. Monday, sheriff's Deputies were dispatched to the Rancho Tehama community for report of an attempted carjack- ing. As the investigation contin- ued, it was learned the circum- stances actually involved an at- tempted home invasion robbery. The incident occurred at a res- idence on Rancho Tehama Re- serve Road where one of the rob- bery suspects, identified as Moi- ses Salgado Farias, 38, of Corning, was shot by the land owner and died from his injuries. Atabout10:30a.m.apersonwas reported to have collapsed at the Chevron Station in Corning. He SHOOTING Se co nd m an in double hom ic id e identified By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office issued a press re- lease last week stating the body found at Dog Island Park on Jan. 24 may be related to the missing Yreka man. The man found had not been positively identified as of Fri- day, however, the Tehama County Sheriff's Office contacted Siskiyou County detectives on Jan. 26 to in- form them they recovered a body of a man found in the Sacramento River in Red Bluff, and he fit the description of Trygve "Karl" Lar- son, 79, who was reported missing on Jan. 19. AccordingtotheTehamaCounty Sheriff's Office, the body not only matched the description of Lar- son but there were some indicators found at the scene that led investi- gators to believe the body was that of the missing man. The body appeared to have been in the water for several days, ac- cording to the release. An autopsy is pending to determine the cause and manner of the death. Tehama County Sheriff's Office saidtherewerenosignsoffoulplay or criminal assault. According to the release, Larson was considered "endangered" due tovariousfactorscommunicatedto SiskiyouCountySheriff'sinvestiga- torsbyfamilymembersandassoci- ates. When his disappearance was reported,anextensivesearchbythe Siskiyou Search and Rescue Team and Major Crimes Unit ensued for several days and a regional broad- cast was transmitted to all law en- forcement agencies. Siskiyou County Sheriff Jon Lopey released this statement on the matter, saying "Our depart- ment SAR team, deputies, detec- tives, allied agencies, family mem- bers and others worked diligently forseveraldaystolocateLarson,of- teninruggedterrainandduringin- clement weather. Although it can- not be confirmed at this time that thebodyfoundisthatofLarson,we will know next week for certain if that is the case. At this time the ev- idence appears to point in that di- rection but we will maintain hope until we find out for sure." There has not been any further information released on this mat- ter since Jan. 27. LarsonwaslastseenintheYreka area on Jan. 16 wearing blue jeans and jean jacket with light-colored fleeceliner,accordingtotherelease. Anyone who knows anything about Larson's recent activities is asked to call the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office at 530 841-2900. DEATH INVESTIGATION BodyfoundthoughttobeYrekaman Community.....A4 Farm................A5 Lifestyles........A6 Opinion............A8 Weather........A10 Sports..............B1 Index...............## INDEX Have a great day, Dennis Serna GOOD MORNING U DowJonesIndustrial 20,071.46 (+186.55) U Standard & Poor's 2297.42 (+16.57) U Nasdaq 5666.77 (+30.57) BUSINESS President retaliates against Iran for its recent missile test, issuing sanctions against people, companies. PAGE A10 PERSIAN GULF TrumpslapsIranwith sanctions following test District judge in Seattle says states have standing to chal- lenge President Trump's order, are likely to succeed. PAGE ## COURT ORDER Judge temporarily blocks travel ban By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF The cats at the Tehama County Animal Care Center are looking for help from the community and there is something those who can't provide a permanent home can do — donate toward new cages to help the cats be more comfortable in their temporary home. The care center is in the pro- cess of kicking off its fundrais- ing efforts to purchase 22 new cat condos for the population housed within its walls and the hope is to raise enough money to replace all of the cat cages at the facility. "Our current cat cages have seen 14 years of hard use," said center manager Christine Mc- Clintock. "We want to replace our cages with larger, hu- manely designed cat condos. New cages will drastically re- duce stress on the cats and kittens we care for, which re- duces illnesses and staff time. It means cats will stay health- ier and likely be adopted much quicker." With an increase in cats each year, having the new cages could mean more cats helped during the year, she said. It also means the cats will have a private litter area sep- arate from the main cage and extra room for cats to stretch, turn around and nap comfort- ably even when they're shar- ing a cage. "Last year we took in 578 cats," McClintock said. "The number in the shelter varies a lot with the time of year. Right now is the off season, but usu- ally we have an average of 35 cats in the shelter at a time plus we generally have some in foster care." The cost for the complete replacement of cages is about $25,000 and the care center is hoping businesses and individ- uals will step forward and do- nate funds in exchange for ad- vertising their name on the do- nated kennel. ANIMAL CARE CENTER DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR CAT CONDOS Ashower High: Low: 58 49 PAGE A10 Check out what's going on in your neighborhood and the community. PAGE A2 LOCAL CALENDAR COURTESY PHOTO This black and white cat is one of several cats housed at the Tehama County Animal Care Center that could benefit from new cat condos the organization is seeking assistance in purchasing. JULIE ZEEB — DAILY NEWS Tehama County Animal Care Center Manager Christine McClintock holds Mufasa one of the cats housed at the center that could benefit from new cat condos the organization is seeking assistance in purchasing. 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