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Investigation being conducted in Leavitt Lake incident

Friday, July 20 — An investigation is being conducted involving an incident that sent three people to the hospital and resulted in the arrest of one man.

According to information provided by Matt McFarland, captain at the Lassen County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO)at approximately 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 18, deputies from the LCSO and officers from the California Highway Patrol and the Susanville Police Department responded to a report of a stabbing that occurred on Buffum Lane in Leavitt Lake.Emergency medical resources responded as well.

Upon arrival, CHP officers found 38-year-old James Lee Brown III, laying in the road with an apparent gunshot wound. He was transported to Banner Lassen Medical Center (BLMC) via ambulance, treated for his injuries and later released.

At the residence, deputies were directed to a man, identified as 23-year-old Michael Brandon Spillers, who had multiple lacerations on his head and upper body. He was flown to Renown Medical Center in Reno, Nev. where he was treated for his injuries and released. An infant also sustained minor injuries and was transported to BLMC for treatmentand released.

Joseph Allen Seabourn was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and negligent discharge of a firearm. He is being held on $200,000 bail.

In addition, the California Department of Rehabilitation also responded and the LCSO expressed its gratitude to all the agencies for the assistance in the investigation.

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-8#1K2012-07-21 07:03
This is so sad to hear..how can a man hurt a infant.. that's just wrong.. glad to hear J.B. n Mr. Spillers r fine but as for joseph guess what the men in prison dont like guys that hurt child..
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+2#2john2012-07-21 08:20
ya to bad for the baby getting hurt.. But for the rest of them these are the punks of susanville,fights, drugs, just straight up no good. not a surprise. wish they said the reason this happened. i'll put money down they had it comming
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0#3lassen citizen2012-07-21 13:40
meth and alcohol were involved
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-4#4Erica2012-07-21 21:07
Sad as this family has gone through a rough tragedy a little over a year ago. Surely they don't need this too..
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0#5K2012-07-23 06:59
Meth n achole mayy have been involved.. I just pray one day people will realise just how dangerous meth is n will go get the help they need.. but maybe one day the community will realise the addiction is a deases..n will encourage people to get help instead of talking [censored] n judging..
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+8#6Uncle June Bug2012-07-23 07:17
Unfortunately, that area is now nothing but a drug ghetto and welfare enclave.
You can drive thru on a weekday afternoon and see a dozen males of working age just hanging around doing nothing - a recipe for trouble!
Supervisors remember this next time you run a business out of the county!
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0#7TIREDOFDRUGS2012-07-23 08:37
What are people doing up at 5;30 in the morning and fighting? Didn't they go to bed the night before? Why did the little infant get hurt? Were they on Drug's?
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-10#8DAVID PARKS2012-07-23 17:46
All of them were probally on drug's Fakepeople. Are we to over look the fact that a child was injured because these adult's action's?. If they were not high, This probally wouldn't have happened.
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-12#9DAVID PARKS2012-07-23 20:22
Oh by the way fakepeople. Please get some good gramor or dont say nething. (Nothing)I wish You the best.
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+6#10Daviparksnolife2012-07-24 01:01
Mr.Parks is it not grammer... Nonetheless if they were all high wouldn't they have all been arrested.... SMH oh.i forgot you know everything
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