I think I made mistake. Joe Hernandez is actually John Hernandez and he may have retired from Fish & Game but had previous LE experience in Texas. Also LT Eric Sterbinsky is the correct spelling.

The guy to the right of Joe Hernandez was a Captain with San Fernando PD and a reserve with Fish & Game (If my memory is correct). I don’t remember his name. Also the guy at the right rear was a Sergeant with San Fernando PD and a reserve with Fish & Game. (Again if I remember correctly). We use to do a lot of camp outs at Castic during dove and deer openers.

Jack Edwards

Not at this time, thank you.

Jack

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