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Police Patrol Blotter for Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Incidents 339 Reports 56

#021 Robbery (Late Reported) 

This case is likely related to the in-custody robbery case from midnight shift.  The owner of the Ellsworth 7- eleven called to report that an attempted robbery occurred at 2:00 a.m.  The night clerk did not call as there was no loss.  The suspect gave the clerk a note indicating he was robbing the store and that he had a gun.  The clerk ignored the note so the suspect left without receiving any money.  Investigated by Officer Hanrahan.

#028 Residential Burglary (Attempt)

A victim on the 300 block of Springstone Dr., called 911 to report that two suspects knocked on her door, then jumped the fence to her backyard when she did not answer.  While the victim was on the phone with dispatch, the suspects were attempting to enter the house.  Both suspects were described as black male adults, 6’ tall, muscular build and wearing black jackets.  The suspects were possibly associated with a green faded Volvo SUV.  They fled before officers arrived and were not located.  Investigated by Officer Chinn.

#040 Warrant Service

Officers Stinson and FTO Hunt stopped a 54 year old adult male at Monument Park. The male had an outstanding $80K warrant for failure to appear.  He was subsequently arrested and taken to jail.

#044 Possession of a Controlled Substance Arrest

Officer Hernandez initiated a stop on a 31 year old adult male at Southlake and Manitoba. During the detention, Officer Hernandez arrested the 31 year old for being in possession of a controlled substance. 

#043 Robbery (Chain Snatch)

At 5:05 p.m., Officer Peters investigated a chain snatch robbery that occurred on Revival Terrace when the victim returned home and was exiting her vehicle after parking within the garage. The suspect threatened to shoot the victim. No weapon was actually seen. The suspect then took the victim’s gold necklace, bangle bracelets and then fled the area on foot. The suspect was described as being a Hispanic male adult in his 20’s or 30’s, wearing a brown and blue multi colored hooded jacket and khaki colored pants.

#054, #056 and #057 Hit and Run/DUI Arrest

At 8:00 p.m., officers responded to the area of Chapel Way near Carol Ave where a vehicle had collided with various street signs and parked vehicles.  A 26 year old adult male is located and identified as the driver. Officer Peters suspects that the male is under the influence of drugs.  The 26 year old is arrested and booked for hit and run as well as for driving under the influence of drugs. 

#060 Public Intoxication Arrest

At 10:10 p.m., officers responded to a call of a male walking in the roadway near the area of Mission Blvd. and Pickering Ave.  As officers are responding, CSO Olivera broadcasts that she has located a vehicle parked on the sidewalk, blocking the right turn pocket of southbound Mission Blvd. just north of Mowry Ave.  Officer Dooley locates the male walking in the northbound lane of Mission Blvd., just north of Stevenson Blvd.  As she is approaching, she witnesses a truck come to a complete stop to avoid hitting the male.  After the truck stopped, the male continued to stand in the middle of the roadway staring at the truck.  Officer Dooley made contact and noticed that the male was displaying symptoms of being intoxicated.  The male was identified as a 20 year old, Oakland resident, and was also the registered owner of the vehicle parked on the sidewalk at Mission/Pickering.  Officers Liu and Loughery arrest the 20 year adult male for public intoxication.