Standoff Ends Peacefully a Wanted Man and Two Women Emerge from Barricaded Room at the Ramada Hotel in Anaheim
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Online Exclusive What’s Inside: NEWS 3 Hollywood Sign gets a makeover OPINION 4 Presidential debate a rhetorical dance DETOUR 5 Victoria Justice in new movie Fun Size SPORTS 8 NHL lockout affects Anaheim Ducks employees - New softball coach named Failure to reach agreement has canceled 82 games. Volume 92, Issue 19 MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2012 dailytitan.com PAROLEE ARRESTED AFTER HOTEL SHOWDOWN STATE | Chancellor selected CSU names new chancellor Chancellor of UC reviewed multiple applicants. Riverside selected to The last meeting was held take Reed’s place at Wednesday as the long-awaited end of fall semester decision to hold the reins for the top spot in the largest state univer- DAVID HOOD sity in the country was weighed. Daily Titan White was educated in the California public higher educa- Timothy P. 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Behind closed doors, the com- mittee met at the CSU Chancel- SEE TOMORROW’S ISSUE lor’s Office in Long Beach and FOR FULL STORY WILLIAM CAMARGO / Daily Titan Two SWAT officers watch for activity down one of the alleys near the Ramada Hotel on Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim. SPORTS | Men’s hockey Standoff ends peacefully A wanted man and two women emerge from barricaded room at the Ramada Hotel in Anaheim BRIAN DAY Daily Titan Police arrested a wanted parolee Saturday following a standoff that lasted more than eight hours at a Ramada Hotel along Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim, said authorities. Steven Fishel, 51, of Huntington Beach, was ultimately taken into custody about 6:45 p.m. and is expected to be booked on suspicion of vio- lating his parole, as well as an assault with a dead- ly weapon that occurred in San Diego County in September, said Anaheim police Sgt. Bob Dunn. Two women who were holed up with Fish- el inside the hotel room at the Ramada, 2141 S. Harbor Blvd., were unharmed, he said. Though officials initially feared they may have been hostages, they appeared to have been in the room of their own accord. ROBERT HUSKEY / Daily Titan Parole agents from the California Depart- A Titan player attempts to break away with the puck from SDSU Aztec ment of Corrections and Rehabilitation re- defenders. The Titans were able to score two goals but lost by two. quested help from Anaheim police about 10 a.m. “apprehending a parolee-at-large who was armed and dangerous,” Dunn said. Men’s hockey loses in ROBERT HUSKEY / Daily Titan A SWAT officer moves equipment outside the hotel during the eight-hour standoff. SEE STANDOFF, 3 heartbreaker to SDSU The men’s hockey team some pressure on Aztec goaltender came out strong but lost Alex Corbin. LOCAL | Community center to San Diego State, 4-2 The line of Taylor Castle, Alec Censullo and Sean Saligumba won GABY MARTINEZ a huge defensive faceoff and main- Daily Titan tained possession of the puck. De- New center fenseman Jacob Brummett gave a nice outlet pass to Taylor Castle. Cal State Fullerton men’s hockey On a two-on-one breakaway, Castle opens for team faced the visiting San Diego fired a slap shot and scored, giv- State Aztecs in their home opener ing the Titans a 1-0 lead. The goal at KHS Ice Arena in Anaheim on came at 9:18 of the first period. residents Saturday night. The Titans fell to The period ended with CSUF’s the Aztecs 4-2. Adam Brusig taking an interfer- KHS Ice Arena was packed with ence penalty. On the penalty kill, of all ages CSUF fans ready and enthusiastic Heethuis made several huge saves. Local politicians join residents to for the game to start. The Titan The period ended with the Titans unveil the much-anticipated and hockey team, however, did not look taking a 1-0 lead into the locker hard-fought community center ready to play. room. The first period began with con- San Diego State began the sec- DANIEL HERNANDEZ stant puck control by the Aztecs. ond period with tons of offensive Daily Titan They won several faceoffs in a row pressure. They scored their first goal and maintained possession of the just 42 seconds into the period. Touting the efforts poured into the funding and Courtesy of City of Fullerton puck. San Diego State was also very Eric Anderberg scored the goal with building of the long-awaited Fullerton Commu- Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk-Silva cuts a ceremonial ribbon to mark the opening of the center. effective cycling the puck. The Ti- Eric Stelnick getting the assist. nity Center, Mayor Sharon Quirk-Silva and other tans had trouble getting out of their CSUF responded to the goal. Sal- community officials spoke to a large crowd Satur- unveiling the new center. small gym equipped with treadmills, billiards ta- offensive zone as a result of passes igumba brought the puck into the Ti- day and officially opened the site to the public. The city programs were combined in an ef- bles, a basketball gym and other amenities. that kept misconnecting. tans’ offensive zone and gave a quick The community center, located at Amerige Park fort to bring families together rather than having With the new pool, the Fullerton Aquatics The Aztecs fired multiple shots pass to defenseman Payne Sauer. He on Commonwealth Avenue, combines the Boys youths in one building and seniors in another, Sports Team (FAST) will organize a variety of at Titans goaltender Brandon in turn gave a sweet pass to Castle and Girls Club, Senior Center and Parks and Rec- Quirk-Silva said. swim classes and other aquatic programs for the Heethuis. He managed to make who buried the puck from right in reation programs all in one location. One of the highlights of the center, where a band community. several outstanding saves in the front of the net. The second goal “I find that my greatest joy comes from see- played for the grand opening, is the 5,000-square- At the grand opening, FAST coach Jon Ur- first period to keep the team in the came at 4:21 in the second period. ing the dreams and aspirations of our citizens foot Grand Hall, complete with a formal perfor- banchek and other Community Center organizers game. Castle, a junior, discussed the realized through the improvements that we mance stage and full-service kitchen. described the programs. About midway through the pe- second goal. have made in Fullerton,” said Quirk-Silva in her Also, the new building houses an indoor Olym- riod, however, the Titans started speech before she and other youths cut a ribbon, pic-sized swimming pool, a computer lab and a SEE CENTER, 3 skating better and managed to put SEE HOCKEY, 8 CONTACT US AT [email protected] PAGE 2 OCTOBER 8, 2012 THE DAILY TITAN NEWS MONDAY DTBRIEFS POLITICORNER: VIEWERSHIP FOR THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE Fullerton man to serve six years A Fullerton man, who dragged a watched Garden Grove police officer with his car while fleeing from a traffic stop nearly a year ago, admitted the as- sault in court Thursday and was im- million the debate mediately sentenced to six years in 67 state prison, authorities said. that’s Marcos Gonzalez, 28, plead- 14 ed guilty to assault on a police million officer, Orange County District Attorney’s officials said in a writ- but still short of ten statement. Additionally, he million admitted the special, sentence- enhancing allegations of causing the 1980million great bodily injury and a previous a felony conviction–possession moreyears than of a controlled substance. The officer suffered “significant back injuries” as a result of the Nov. 2 incident, according to the district 15 attorney’s office statement. The of- ficer pulled Gonzalez over about 9:30 a.m., smelled marijuana and 4 ago 81 ordered Gonzalez to exit the car. record Gonzalez complied at first, OMNEYDEMS but ran back to his car when the OMNEY officer called for backup, knock- Source: The Washington Post ing the pursuing officer down OMNEY with his car door. WWW.BARACKOBAMA.COM DEMS Gonzalez then began to drive, FOR THE RECORD officials said, dragging the officer several feet before he fell to the It is Daily Titan policy to correct factual errors printed in the ground. Garden Grove police ar- publication. Corrections will be published on the subsequent rested Gonzalez three days later. WWW.BARACKOBAMA.COM issue after an error is discovered and will appear on page 2. Errors on the Opinion page will be corrected on that page. Corrections Brief by BRIAN DAY will also be made to the online version of the article. Please contact Editor-in-Chief Anders Howmann at 657-278- 5815 or at [email protected] with issues about this policy or to report any errors. MILFs seek separate state The Philippines made a prelimi- nary agreement with Muslim rebels Sunday after decades of militant insurgency in the nation’s southern region.