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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Aero Fire evacuation area brothers arrested
2. Deputies recover stolen mail from brothers
Two men were arrested in Copperopolis after authorities found stolen mail in their vehicle within the evacuation zone caused by the Aero Fire in Calaveras County. Deputies patrolling the area stopped the vehicle and identified the suspects as brothers Joseph and Mark Nobriga from Stockton. Joseph, 38, had outstanding felony warrants for vehicle theft and possession of stolen property, while Mark, 31, was on probation. The deputies discovered stolen mail, methamphetamine, and burglary tools in the vehicle, leading to new charges and jail booking for the suspects. Cal Fire lifted evacuation warnings in Calaveras County, but orders remain in place for Copperopolis and surrounding areas. The sheriff’s office maintains a zero-tolerance policy for entering disaster zones.
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1. Aero Fire evacuation arrests
2. Stolen mail recovery brothers
Arrest Made After Stolen Mail Found in Evacuation Zone
In a rural area of Copperopolis, Calaveras County, two brothers from Stockton were arrested after authorities discovered stolen mail in their vehicle within the evacuation zone caused by the Aero Fire.
Deputies were conducting patrols in the evacuation zone near Kive Place and Little John Road when they noticed a suspicious vehicle in the area around 2:45 a.m. The vehicle was stopped, and the two men inside were identified as Joseph and Mark Nobriga.
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Joseph, aged 38, had two outstanding felony warrants for vehicle theft and possession of stolen property in San Joaquin County. Mark, aged 31, was found to be on probation in the same county.
Following an investigation, deputies searched the vehicle and discovered stolen mail from homes in Copperopolis, along with methamphetamine and burglary tools. The two men were subsequently taken into custody and booked on new charges, with the incident remaining under investigation.
While Cal Fire lifted all evacuation warnings in Calaveras County, evacuation orders still remain in place for several areas in and around Copperopolis. The sheriff’s office emphasized that disaster areas are under constant patrol, with a zero-tolerance approach towards individuals entering the zones.
