Resistance to PG&E controversial SmartMeters heated up in the North Bay Tuesday when a 61-year-old grandmother spent six hours in jail after blocking a truck carrying the devices in Rohnert Park.
\nSebastapol resident Deborah Tavares told KTVU she was not an activist and had never been arrested before the Tuesday incident.<\/p>\n
Tavares is a land developer and — after her run in with the law during a protest against PG&E\u2019s SmartMeters — a grandmother with a misdemeanor arrest record.
\nThe 61-year-old Tavares and a second woman from Novato were arrested by Rohnert Park police Tuesday morning as they and a group of about a dozen other protesters blocked a semi-truck delivering SmartMeters to a company that installs them for PG&E.<\/p>\n
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