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YumaSunGallery > Bruce Bonneau Yuma High School's lead security officer informs students and parents school has been canceled.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > One of Andrea Paris' students looks over the rules of her 8th grade language arts class.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > The tow truck operator, with Accurate Automotive, watches hand signals relayed from divers below the surface so he can tighten the cable without endangering the divers. PHOTO BY TERRY KETRON/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > A RURAL/METRO emergency medical technician moves a victim from a car accident to an ambulance Monday night so they can be transported to Yuma Regional Medical Center for treatment.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > BRENT WEIDMAN is hugged by one of the victim's family members minutes after he was sentenced to seven years probation and community service for four felony counts. Weidman was the president of a Foothills water and sewer company when two of his employees died from an accident on Oct. 24, 2001. PHOTO BY JACOB LOPEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > The multi-agency response to the nine fatality rollover accident Monday revealed a high level of cooperation. In this photo representatives of Rural Metro Fire Department, Yuma Proving Ground Fire Department, Sun Care Air Ambulance, and Border Patrol Borstar Agents transport a victim to the waiting helicopter. A number of other departments responded to handle the incident together.
PHOTO BY TERRY KETRON/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > A Border Patrol agent watches over two of the less seriously injured victims of the multifatality accident Monday. Nine people died and another five were critically injured. Authorities are still collecting information for their report. PHOTO BY TERRY KETRON/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Pat Dyer explains how the software used with the 64 slice CAT scan takes the thousands of pictures from a CAT scan and creates a 3-D image.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > ARIZONA WESTERN football players Terrance Lee (from right), Adam Kravitz and Greg Williams work outside of the Salvation Army warehouse Saturday morning as part of the Arizona Western College's Day of Champions. Athletes from the college and a number of area volunteers took a few hours from their Saturday schedule to help out the community, working at various service agencies across Yuma. PHOTO BY JACOB LOPEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Heat related deaths plagued Mexicali, Los Algodones, and San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. in July. Twenty-eight people died in Mexicali, three in San Luis, Son., and one in Los Algodones, prompting the govenment to ask the Mexican army for help in setting up shelters. PHOTO BY MARIA ESPARZA/BAJO EL SOL

YumaSunGallery > WAL-MART EMPLOYEE OLGA MARTINEZ organizes clothing according to size Saturday morning at the Salvation Army thrift store in Yuma. Martinez was one of several Wal-Mart employees and Arizona Western College athletes who provided community service to Yuma service agencies as part of the college's 2nd Annual Day of Champions. PHOTO BY JACOB LOPEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > DEFENDANT BRENT WEIDMAN (at right) apologizes to family members of two of his employees who died in an accident in 2001 while working in the Foothills. Weidman's attorney, Michael Kimerer (far left), and Superior Court Judge Andrew Gould, listen to his statements at the hearing where Gould sentenced Weidman to seven years probation and community service. --jjl

YumaSunGallery > Charles Gutierrez talks to his 2nd grade students at H.L. Surverkrup Monday, during his students' first day of school and his first day as a teacher.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

Bruce Bonneau Yuma High School's lead security officer informs students and parents school has been canceled.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Bruce Bonneau Yuma High School's lead security officer informs students and parents school has been canceled.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

Bruce Bonneau Yuma High School's lead security officer informs students and parents school has been canceled.
PHOTO BY ALFRED J. HERNANDEZ/THE SUN

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