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Please join us in congratulating Deputy Nick DiVecchia on successfully completing Field Training (FTO)!Deputy DiVecchia ...
10/23/2026

Please join us in congratulating Deputy Nick DiVecchia on successfully completing Field Training (FTO)!

Deputy DiVecchia brings valuable experience from his military service with the United States Army, where he finished his service as a Squad Sergeant in Korea. We’re excited to see him bring that leadership, dedication, and experience to the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office.

Congratulations, Deputy DiVecchia! We’re proud to have you on the team and look forward to what’s ahead!

10/22/2026

For Immediate Release
SIU Arrests Wanted Felon Following Multiple Pursuits:

On October 21, 2026, the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), with assistance from the Sutter County Sheriff's Office and Yuba City Police Department, arrested 31-year-old Allen Houck of Marysville following a coordinated operation in Yuba City.

Houck was wanted in connection with multiple investigations involving felony evading, burglary, stolen fi****ms, and other offenses throughout Yuba City and Sutter County. He was also wanted for violating Post-Release Community Supervision (PRCS) and had an outstanding felony arrest warrant.

Since July 2026, Houck had been identified as a suspect in several criminal investigations. On July 27, Yuba City Police officers pursued a vehicle believed to be driven by Houck. The driver abandoned the vehicle near the Yuba City Boat Docks before fleeing into the river bottoms on an all-terrain vehicle. A stolen fi***rm was subsequently recovered from the abandoned vehicle.

On October 3, Houck was identified as the suspect in a Yuba City burglary involving the theft of a gun safe containing multiple fi****ms.

Houck was also identified in connection with multiple vehicle pursuits involving the Yuba City Police Department and Sutter County Sheriff's Office on October 11 and October 17.

During the October 17 pursuit, Houck reached speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour before crashing his vehicle near the Nicolaus Bridge. The vehicle caught fire, and Houck fled on foot into a nearby orchard. An extensive search involving sheriff's deputies, California Highway Patrol personnel, air support, and K-9 teams from the Sheriff's Office and California Department of Fish and Wildlife was conducted, but Houck was not located.

On October 21, investigators located Houck at Mike's Mini Mart on Franklin Road and South Walton Road. During the attempted arrest, Houck rammed an unmarked law enforcement vehicle multiple times before crashing into the building, disabling his vehicle. He resisted arrest but was ultimately taken into custody. No civilians or law enforcement personnel were injured.

During his arrest, investigators located approximately 28 grams of methamphetamine in his possession.
Following medical clearance, Houck was booked into the Sutter County Jail on numerous charges, including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer, felony evading, burglary, fi****ms-related offenses, grand theft, controlled substance offenses, resisting arrest, and PRCS violation.

This arrest highlights the importance of coordinated investigations and the continued commitment of the Special Investigations Unit and its law enforcement partners to addressing serious criminal activity and protecting public safety.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE19-year-old Arrested After Domestic Dispute Involving AK-47 R***e:On Friday, October 16, 2026, Sutt...
10/20/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
19-year-old Arrested After Domestic Dispute Involving AK-47 R***e:

On Friday, October 16, 2026, Sutter County deputies arrested 19-year-old Adrian Walters of Yuba City following a domestic violence investigation involving allegations of physical assault and threats with a fi***rm.

Deputies responded to a residence in Yuba City after receiving a report of a domestic violence incident. During the investigation, deputies learned Walters allegedly pushed the woman during an argument before retrieving an AK-47 style r***e from his vehicle, displaying it to her, and making a threatening statement before leaving the scene.

Deputies located Walters at a separate residence and took him into custody. During a subsequent consent search of the residence, deputies located an AK-47 style r***e in a child's bedroom. The fi***rm had no serial number and was equipped with a high-capacity magazine. The fi***rm was seized as evidence.

Walters was booked into the Sutter County Jail on multiple charges, including domestic battery, criminal threats, exhibiting a fi***rm, possession of an unserialized assault weapon, possession of a fi***rm with a removed or altered serial number, possession of a large-capacity magazine, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, and providing false identification to a peace officer.

Nice job A-Nights!

Crime prevention plays an important role in keeping Sutter County safe. Through community outreach, youth programs, publ...
10/18/2026

Crime prevention plays an important role in keeping Sutter County safe.

Through community outreach, youth programs, public education and partnerships with residents, schools and other agencies, our public safety professionals work to prevent crime before it happens and build safer neighborhoods.

The Sutter County Board of Supervisors recently presented a proclamation to members of the Sutter County Sheriff's Office recognizing October 2026 as Crime Prevention Month. The proclamation encourages residents, businesses and community organizations to work together to build a safer Sutter County.

Happy National Boss’s Day!Today, we recognize the leaders who help guide the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office, from our Sh...
10/16/2026

Happy National Boss’s Day!

Today, we recognize the leaders who help guide the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office, from our Sheriff and command staff to our sergeants and supervisors.

Leadership in law enforcement means more than giving direction. It means supporting your team, making difficult decisions, leading by example, and staying committed to the safety of our community.

We’re grateful for the leadership and dedication of those who serve in these roles and the work they do every day to support our staff and our mission.

Happy National Boss’s Day from the Sutter County Sheriff’s Office! 🚔👏

We'd like to extend a huge thank you to all of our sponsors for Shoot with the Sheriff! Thank you to Motorola, Down Rang...
10/15/2026

We'd like to extend a huge thank you to all of our sponsors for Shoot with the Sheriff! Thank you to Motorola, Down Range, US Law Shield, Fi****ms Legal, and Riverside CCW Training for sponsoring lunch, education, and a fun safe day! This event wouldn't be possible without all of you!

For Immediate Release Investigation of Armed Robbery in Live Oak:*UPDATE*The two suspects in this incident are identifie...
10/14/2026

For Immediate Release
Investigation of Armed Robbery in Live Oak:

*UPDATE*

The two suspects in this incident are identified as 22-year-old Hugo Diaz Chavez of Live Oak and 25-year-old Francisco Ramos of Live Oak.

Diaz Chavez was arrested and booked into the Sutter County Jail for assault with a fi***rm on a person, robbery, conspiracy to commit a crime, probation violations and several narcotics related charges.

Ramos was arrested and booked into the Sutter County Jail for robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime.

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The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an armed robbery that occurred in Live Oak late Tuesday evening, October 13, 2026.

Deputies responded after a victim reported being threatened with a fi***rm and robbed near the Live Oak Skate Park. The victim reported that two male suspects were involved in the incident before fleeing the area.

Both suspects have since been taken into custody. The investigation remains ongoing, and the names of the suspects and their associated charges will be released later today.

The Sheriff’s Office appreciates the community’s cooperation and will provide additional information as it becomes available.

**Scene is clear of Law Enforcement**____________________________________________________PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY – LIVE O...
10/14/2026

**Scene is clear of Law Enforcement**
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PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY – LIVE OAK

The Sutter County Sheriff’s Office is currently in the area of Albert Street and Allen Street in Live Oak.

For your safety, please avoid the area while deputies work to secure the scene. We will provide an update when appropriate.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to ensure the safety of our community.

10/14/2026

Harvest season is in full swing - and that means more farm equipment on our rural roads. A few extra minutes of patience can help prevent a senseless accident.

🚦Slow down around equipment
🚜 Give equipment extra room for large loads and wide turns
👀Be alert and keep eyes on the road, watch for caution lights
❌ Only pass when you can see that it is SAFE to do so

And remember with vehicles hauling loads, the space in front of them while driving is there for safe stopping distance. Those car-length gaps are for your safety and theirs. They can NOT stop as fast as a passenger car, so stay out of their stopping zone.

Have a safe and successful harvest season!

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Yuba City, CA
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