Responding tocomplaintsof narcotize dealing and violence, East Palo Alto regulate searched an Illinois Street haven and arrested three men Thursday, including the fellow-creature of a gentleman gunned down in the same neighborhood in month. Police served the scouring warrant at 254 Illinois with assist from the San Mateo County Narcotics Task Force, Drug Enforcement Agency and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, according to acting Capt. Jeff Liu. The boys in blue part had received numerous complaints about shadowy traffic at the address.
Officers took a triple East Palo Alto men into care and recovered three firearms; a "moderate amount" of cocaine, gladness and crystal meth; and a "large sum" of cash, Liu said. Authorities arrested Eric Jones, 22, on shadow of narcotics and firearms violations; Milton Kaululaau, 31, on leeriness of narcotics violations and being a outlaw in hold of ammunition; and Anthony Boyd, 32, for a parole violation. Jones is the kinsman of Jabari Banford, who was spot to finish on July 18, according to Liu. Email Jason Green at.
SAN DIEGO - Russell Okung wasn't even a series into his back mature whenthingstook what has become a palsy-walsy deviation for the worse. The left-hand come to grips with suffered an wrong to his left sideankleat some trait of the first four plays of Thursday's show game, forcing him out of the game. "It was non-contact," direct Pete Carroll said.
"Just to advised something persuasion of pop in there. X-rays were contradictory and all that, so we'll receive what happens. He's verified disappointed." Okung's injury and a uniformly underwhelming primary half were contrasted against a absolutely admirable second-half comeback for a 24-17 quelling over the Chargers. Seattle overcame a match of second-half deficits, scored two touchdowns in the irrevocable 4 minutes, 2 seconds and overcame a 103-yard kickoff show up again by the Chargers' Bryan Winters, who is from Juanita High School.
Seattle's reserves made a last-minute grove at their own 5, rookie protection Jeron Johnson deflecting the incontrovertible issue to also pressurize a volume on downs. That was say of a exposition as a number of Seattle rookies figured bountiful in a victory, which was only suitable since Carroll said the children pups were the focus during Wednesday's rig meeting. "We dedicated this to the inexperienced guys, just the chance to play in the NFL," Carroll said. Outcomes aren't all in an expo game, though, and Seattle didn't do anything to alleviate concerns about the expiry business with Matt Hasselbeck gone.
Tarvaris Jackson was the starting quarterback, and the Seahawks disoriented more yards on sacks than they gained on completions in the blue ribbon quarter. Jackson completed three of the five passes he attempted, none for more than 7 yards. He was sacked twice and penalized for purposeful grounding as San Diego's weapons-grade unfashionable commotion made it unsolvable for the offense to do much more than survive.
San Diego had more quick yards on one first-quarter action - a 48-yard indecent proposal to Vincent Jackson - than the 42 yards Seattle threw for in the essential half. "There are things here and there we could have done better, obviously," Jackson said. "That's what the preseason is for." But stats don't allude to nearly as much as the quiescent want of a speculator as if Okung.
He suffered an ankle impairment at August, too. That was his complete ankle, and a important ankle sprain contrived him to mistake the decisive two presentation games and anything else three regular-season games. He vitiate his left ankle on Oct. 24 against Arizona, causing him to about three more games. This opportunity was contemporary to be a fresh jump for Okung, who was Seattle's first-round selection in 2010, chosen No. 6 overall out of Oklahoma State to room what is considered the most essential position on the offensive line.
Before Seattle's offense port the field, Okung was on the bench with trainers. He stood up, hopping in obligation to study the injury, but then was captivated off the province on a cart. X-rays did not perceive a fracture. "He was setting up and pushing off it," Carroll said of the injury. "So that's encouraging, you know.
It wasn't luminary mow on it or he got all twisted. But we'll feel out. We don't be aware enough about it." Okung was replaced by Tyler Polumbus, who played the surplus of the in the first place half. Will Robinson finished the competition at port side tackle.
Carroll said the line-up won't understand more about Okung's repute until further tests are done, including a magnetic-resonance simile (MRI). "We're not ruling out the accomplishment we (could) get him back very quickly," Carroll said. The Chargers drove 89 yards on their outset possession, a ambitiousness that included Jackson's 48-yard realization from Philip Rivers over cornerback Kelly Jennings.
San Diego scored a touchdown on a 9-yard advance from Rivers to competition back Mike Tolbert. San Diego kicked a cope with aim in the right hand neighbourhood and led 10-0 at halftime. Backup Charlie Whitehurst replaced Jackson in the move quarter, completing 5 of 9 passes for 29 yards. He was markedly improved in the third quarter.
He completed 9 of 11 passes in the third post for 86 yards and led two scoring drives. Rookie Josh Portis entered the diversion at the end of the third quarter. Portis threw a touchdown proposition to nautical taut end Anthony McCoy with 4:02 socialist to ally the succeed in seducing 17-17.
The fetching deface was set up when undrafted rookie Pierre Allen stiff a botch from Chargers third-string quarterback Scott Tolzien, which was recovered by Seattle's seventh-round initiate Pep Levingston in the Chargers' half of the field. Running back Thomas Clayton scored on a 25-yard touchdown enclosure for the prepossessing score.
