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                                                                                                              PHOTO PROVIDED BY ERIC SPITZER                     PHOTO PROVIDED BY ERIC SPITZER









           The helicopter that crashed into a Newport Beach neighbor-  owned by Eric Spitzer, a Canyon Lake resident and former
           hood on Tuesday is similar to this one. Both helicopters are   member of the Canyon Lake POA Board of Directors.        Eric Spitzer

           Crashed helicopter owned by CL resident





             A helicopter owned by Eric Spitzer, a Canyon Lake  involved in this terrible accident.”              More than 40 firefighters responded from the New-
           resident and former member of the Canyon Lake POA   Police and fire personnel responding to the scene   port Beach Fire Department, Costa Mesa Fire Depart-
           Board of Directors, crashed into a Newport Beach resi-  found that the helicopter had come to rest at the front   ment and Orange County Fire Authority. Volunteers
           dential neighborhood on Tuesday, killing three of the  of a home on Shearwater Pl. There were a total of five
           four occupants on board. The helicopter was on its way  people involved in the collision, four adults in the heli-  from  TIP (Trauma  Intervention  Program)  were on-
           to Catalina Island when it crashed.               copter and an adult bystander.                    hand to assist anyone impacted by the accident.
             Eric, owner of Spitzer Helicopter Leasing, said his   According  to the  Newport Beach  Police  Depart-  Revolution Aviation was founded in 1960. The com-
           company leased the R44 to Revolution  Aviation,  a  ment, three of the individuals succumbed to their in-  pany is based in Orange County and uses John Wayne
           flight school and touring company. The helicopter is  juries at the scene. Two other people were injured; one   Airport for its daily flight operations.
           one of seven helicopters  Revolution Aviation  leases  was transported to a local hospital and the other was   Eric Spitzer, a ten-year resident of Canyon Lake, has
           from Eric, who owns a fleet of 85 helicopters.    transported to a local trauma center for medical aid.
             According to Eric, the pilot was the owner of the   At least two structures were impacted by the crash   owned Spitzer Helicopter Leasing for 15 years. Eric is
           flight school. “He was an acquaintance of mine,” said  but no one inside the homes was injured as a result of   served as a member of the Canyon Lake POA Board of
           Eric. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the families  the crash, said the release.                 Directors from from 2013 to 2017.

           Canyon Lake man arrested for



           sales of marijuana, theft of utilities





             Riverside  County  Sheriff’s Depart-  a few months.                      he was booked at the Cois M. Byrd De-
           ment’s, Special Investigation Bureau,   A total of 82 mature marijuana plants  tention Center. Bail was set at $60,000.
           discovered  an illegal  marijuana  indoor  and 53 pounds of processed marijuana   According to Lieutenant Paul Bennett
           grow operation,  along  with  the  equip-  for sales were removed  from the resi-  of the Riverside Sheriff’s Department,
           ment  for a butane  honey oil  lab, at a  dence.  Investigators  also found seven  Zeidlik  admitted  to investigators  that                          PHOTO PROVIDED BY RIVERSIDE COUNTRY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
           home  in Canyon Lake  on Friday, Jan.  ounces of honey oil cannabis.       he grew the marijuana for the purpose
           26, at approximately 2:30 p.m.          As a result of the search warrant and  of sales for his mobile dispensary. He
             According  to  the  Riverside  County  investigation,  resident  Anthony Scott  denied operating an extraction lab at the
           Sheriff’s Department,  there  also was  Zeidlik, 30, was arrested at his residence  house, but all the necessary components
           evidence that the occupants were steal-  in the 29600 block of Bonanza Pl. He  and equipment were located on site for a
           ing electricity to operate  the illegal  was booked for operating a clandestine  BHO Lab, a highly flammable and dan-
           marijuana  grow.  An estimate  of about  lab, cultivation, sales of marijuana and  gerous process of removing THC from
           $60,000 theft of utilities occurred over  theft of utilities. Jail records show that  the marijuana.                         Anthony Zeidlik



             How to report crime tips anonymously online





               The Riverside Sheriff's Department  provides  a response back. The online Crime Tips form can be  other suspicious activity that requires an immediate
             the opportunity for citizens to report crimes online  found at riversidesheriff.org/crimetips.    law enforcement response.
             anonymously.  The reporter's name  and contact  in-  The  form  is not  monitored  24  hours a  day  and   For emergencies  call,  911. For non-emergencies
             formation are only required if they wish to receive  should not be used to report crimes in progress or  call 1-808-950-2444.




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