Quadros says deputies Bryce Bouchard, Charles Raban, and Kayla Ramos soon after determined that the volunteer had left his cell phone at a hotel in Yuba City. And since all Red Cross vehicles are equipped with GPS tracking, that allowed them to trace the coordinates to a remote, rugged area in the county, off Lazy Dog Road near Nevada City. Using the department’s Jeep Wrangler for off-roading needs, a search on dirt trails carried on into the night and the volunteer was located within a couple of hours. The truck had become disabled on the side of a cliff, as a result of the difficult terrain the volunteer had ended up on. Quadros says missing person cases are way more common than residents know, often multiple times in a week. And most are quickly resolved …