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  Fresno police officers arrested a 44-year-old parolee who allegedly was driving a stolen car and had a loaded Glock handgun in a holster on his belt.

• Bulldog member held after firing shotgun

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  Fresno police arrested a Bulldog gang member in southeast Fresno for allegedly firing a shotgun into the air multiple times and then attacking his wife during an argument early Sunday morning, police said.

• Privatization doubled the trash rates

  Privatization doubled the trash rates

  I have seen all of Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin's ads on TV about how our garbage bills will be reduced if Measure G is approved. Can the mayor please explain to me why my and 330 other homes have had theirs doubled? This does not seem fair to me.

  I live at West Lake Mobile Home Park, and when the mayor privatized the commercial sites, we were included in that transfer. All of us here had our charges doubled immediately. The mayor is promising everyone they will save at least 18%.

  The mayor was elected to manage our city, not to sell it.

• Man pushes stroller into traffic during police chase

  Man pushes stroller into traffic during police chase

  A man wanted on suspicion of assaulting a woman was caught last week while he was pushing his daughter in a stroller, Fresno police said.

  Police said that Manuel Perez, 28, threatened the woman with a gun and assaulted her during three separate incidents between March 16 and 17 on the 4000 block of East Butler Avenue, just west of Cedar Avenue.

  On Wednesday, the department's gang enforcement team spent six hours on a stakeout of the home they believed Perez was living in. Officers finally spotted Perez pushing his daughter in a stroller on Butler near 10th Street. Police said that Perez ran when he saw officers, still pushing his daughter. A truck driver had to slam his brakes as Perez pushed the stroller across Butler.

• Crooks use nail gun to break into Fresno mailboxes

  Crooks use nail gun to break into Fresno mailboxes

  Fresno police have arrested members of an identity theft crew that authorities say used a new technique to break into mailboxes and other secure areas.

  Sgt. Tim Tietjen said the Police Department's auto theft team believes a number of people may be victims of the crew, which was caught using a nail gun to break through locks and steal mail.

  Tietjen said detectives followed a man and woman as they drove on Wishon Avenue, breaking into mailboxes with the nail gun. He said there are probably victims of similar crimes in northeast and northwest Fresno.