Drowning Prevention:



  • Install a self-closing and self-latching gate around the pool so that children do not have direct access to the pool.

  • Alarm every house door that leads to the pool to alert you if a child has gone outside.

  • Never leave children unsupervised in or around a body of water.  Don't be distracted by doorbells, phone calls, or chores.  If you must leave the area take your child with you.

  • Avoid keeping water or solutions in buckets and other open containers when toddlers are in the home.

  • Never leave an infant or small child unattended in the bathroomeven for a few minutes.  Children can drown in water as little as two inches deep.

  • Don't rely on flotation devices tp protect your children in the water.  These devices can slip out from underneath an active child.

  • Children with long hair should clip it close to their heads, braid it or wear a cap.  If long hair gets near a pool outlet the suction can trap the hair and pull the child under the water.

  • Don't assume a drowning incident couldn't happen to you or your family.  Drowning is 100% preventable.

The Catoosa County Sheriff's Office is asking for your assistance in locating the following individuals.  Do not attempt to detain or arrest any individual based on the information from this website.  All wanted persons should be considered armed and dangerous.  If you have information regarding the whereabouts of these wanted persons please notify the Catoosa County Sheriff's Office or your local Law Enforcement Agency immediately.  (706) 935-2323 or 911 for emergency.

       

Joel Garcia Sanchez
       
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