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Police Patrol Blotter for Wednesday, December 24 and Thursday, December 25, 2014

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Incidents 229 Reports 26

Fairly quiet day…

#006 Warrant Arrest

Officer Romley conducted a pedestrian stop at Smart and Final on Walnut Ave and arrested a 43 year old adult male for an outstanding warrant.

#007 DUI Arrest

Officer Gourley was dispatched to a welfare check on a male who looked to be passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle. Officer Gourley contacted the 36 year old adult male and arrested him driving under the influence of alcohol and various drug-related charges. During a search of the vehicle, officers located a BB gun, which was modified to look very similar to a handgun.

#014 Auto vs. Pedestrian Collision

Officers were dispatched to a report of a vehicle striking a female pedestrian on Decoto Rd just east of Fremont Blvd. The investigation revealed the pedestrian was walking south outside of the crosswalk when she was struck in the #1 lane. She suffered major visible injuries and was transported to a trauma center.  Fremont Blvd. was closed for the investigation and a Nixle message was issued.  Traffic Officer Kennedy was the lead investigator on the case.

#001 Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance

At approximately 11:18 p.m., Officer Ramsey conducted a pedestrian stop at Mayten Way and Warm Springs Blvd.  Officer Ramsey arrests the 48 year old adult male for being under the influence of a stimulant.

#003 Armed Robbery

At approximately 4:45 a.m., officers responded to an armed robbery at Motel 6 (south) located at 46101 Research Ave. A masked subject holding what appeared to be a black semi-auto pistol forced the clerk to open the locked door and demanded money.  The loss was cash.  The unknown suspect fled on foot in the direction of a nearby parking lot just north of the motel.

Thursday, December 25, 2014

Incidents 176 Reports 26

#007 Parole Violation

At 6:57 a.m., staff at Washington Hospital called regarding a male who was causing a disturbance. FPD Officers located a 42 year old adult male (San Francisco resident) who was a wanted parolee.  He was arrested for a felony parole violation and transported to Santa Rita Jail. Investigated by Officer Romley.

#011 Brandishing a Weapon

At 8:32 a.m., a mother and child were at the Wendy’s restaurant located at Automall/Christy, when they were approached by a transient male who brandished a knife and threatened to cut them. They fled and immediately called 911. Officer W. Gourley arrived quickly and located the suspect still in the area. The 58 year old adult male was apprehended and arrested for brandishing a weapon. Case investigated by Officer San Luis.

#025 Outside Assist for Animal Services – Coyote Attack

Fremont Dispatch received calls of a wild coyote biting people in the residential area of Olive Ave/Palm Ave.

The first call came in at 5:41 p.m.  The caller stated that a male victim was being taken by car to a local hospital for treatment of a coyote bite.  The 42 year old adult male was walking to his vehicle parked in front of a residence on the 3100 block of Starr Street, when a coyote bit him on the leg. The male had not previously seen the coyote prior to the bite.  The man ran with his children to the house and the coyote followed them.  He was able to get everyone inside and shut the door before the coyote could get in.  After several minutes the coyote left the area.  Officers went to the area and conducted a search, but could not locate the coyote.

At 6:28 p.m., Fremont Police Dispatch received a second associated call.  The caller stated that he was running near his home on Montevideo Circle, when what he described as a wolf, began to chase him.  He was able to kick it off and safely return to his home.   Multiple officers responded to the area and began looking for the animal.  During their search, dispatch received a third associated call from a local hospital advising of a second bite victim, a five year old boy.  The boy had been walking on Via Oporto at approximately 5:30 p.m., when the coyote came out of no where and bit him on the leg.  The boy’s father ran to his aid and tried to scare the coyote off.  After several minutes, the coyote left the area.    

At approximately 6:50 p.m., officers located the coyote on Nido Ct.  Officers noted that the coyote looked sick and possibly injured.  Concerned that the animal may flee and continue attacking people and for the safety for all involved, it was decided that the coyote would be dispatched.  After officers dispatched the animal, it was taken to the Tri-City Animal Shelter where Animal Service Officers responded to secure it for potential rabies testing.  The victims were treated and released from the hospital.  Animal Services will handle the follow up to this investigation.

#027 Stolen Vehicle

A Black 2009 Toyota Van, CA license plate 6KHE799 was taken without permission from Baine Ave.