Fugitive Friday: Capitola-Soquel

Local law enforcement agencies are asking for the public's help in locating some of the county's most wanted—although one of this week's fugitives has been arrested and a second is serving a state prison sentence.

However, there are still plenty of "wanted" men and women walking the streets. If you see any of the following fugitives, contact your local law enforcement agency.

The Capitola police is looking for Vicky Adkins, 47, of Santa Cruz.

Adkins, who has a warrant for possessing narcotics and drug paraphernalia, and for being under the influence, has missed court, and her probation was revoked.

DESCRIPTION: 5-foot-1 and 115 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes

HOME: Santa Cruz

SANTA CRUZ POLICE
Nataliya Zubrilina

AGE: 25

DESCRIPTION: 5-foot-8 and 120 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes

HOME: Santa Cruz

WARRANT: Felony and misdemeanor arrest warrants for child stealing, court order and custody violations, as well as methamphetamine possession. Zubrilina was arrested in October 2010 but has missed court since then.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE

Shad Edward Stephens

AGE: 31

DESCRIPTION: 6-foot-1and 170 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes

HOME: Ben Lomond

WARRANT: Domestic violence and driving under the influence. Stephens has multiple arrests dating back to 2000 for drug influence, driving while intoxicated, domestic violence and violation of domestic violence court orders. He has three arrest warrants issued for disobeying a court order, failing to appear in court for DUI and failing to appear in court for domestic violence.

CAPITOLA POLICE

Daniel Ferreira (Detained)

Ferreira was detained on Tuesday by Capitola police and is a "most wanted" suspect for the Scotts Valley Police Department. Ferreira was wanted for a Scotts Valley home invasion attack that occurred in February. He was stopped for a traffic violation in Capitola and arrested on warrants for unlawful entry, battery and possession of stolen property.

Jeronimo Carranza (Detained)

Jeronimo Carranza, 19, was wanted for drug possessing and gang crimes, but authorities determined this week that he's serving a state prison sentence at San Quentin. Sgt. Dan Campos from the sheriff's office said that a hold was placed on Carranza, but it may take a couple years to bring him back to face the charges.