The Grant Napear Show - January 7, 2015 - Seg 5
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The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office says the women were approached by a felon from Oakland who demanded money and car keys. Instead, the women ran from Anderson Swift.
"To hear that people are getting killed for their opinions overseas, it makes the First Amendment way more precious here, I think to people," he said.
The victim's heart stopped twice during the ordeal, but deputy and 10-year veteran John Gonzales says he refused to give up until paramedics arrived.
The city's planning department is preparing for development to take off, with thousands of projects expected this year.
Stockton Police said Carolina Adkins was found safe and was not the victim of a crime. She has since been reunited with her family, who is requesting privacy at this time.
