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Officers respond to an ongoing fight between drug users in the Pollock Pines Hills; a deputy responds to a report of a drug overdose; a woman complains she is being harassed because she is of Mexican descent.
Officers respond to an ongoing fight between drug users in the Pollock Pines Hills; a deputy responds to a report of a drug overdose; a woman complains she is being harassed because she is of Mexican descent.
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