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Police Patrol Blotter for Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Incidents 409 Reports 50  

#036 Robbery   

At 2:57pm, officers were dispatched to the ARCO gas station in the 35000 block of Fremont in regards to a robbery.  A male approached the clerk outside and they engaged in conversation.  The clerk advised the male to leave or he would call police.  The clerk went to call 911 and the male pushed the clerk, reached into his pocket and forcefully removed money before fleeing on foot.  The suspect was described as an Indian/Central Asian male, 25-30, black ponytail, wearing a white shirt, grey shorts with a black vertical stripe, black Nike socks and black shoes.

#038 Robbery

At 3:10pm, officers were dispatched to the Bank of America in the 40600 block of Fremont in regards to a robbery.  A female victim walked into bank and a female suspect forcibly grabbed the victim’s purse off of her shoulder before fleeing on foot.  The suspect was described as a Hispanic female adult, in her 20’s, 5’4”, brown ponytail, wearing a black “Norcal” sweatshirt with a bear on it and jeans. 

#039 Indecent Exposure Arrest

At 3:15pm, officers were dispatched to Target (HUB) in regards to a suspicious male.  A male suspect came up behind a female store employee and touched her shoulder.  The victim turned around and saw that the suspect was exposing himself.  The male was advised to leave the store.  Officers responded to the area and located the male nearby.  The male was positively identified.  The male (30 years old/Oakland) was arrested for indecent exposure.

#047 Warrant Arrest

At 8:00pm, Officer Scherer contacted a male near the 4700 block of Thornton.  The male (27 years old/Fremont) was arrested for an outstanding warrant.

#052 Under the Influence Arrest

At 9:56pm, officers were dispatched to Monument Park in regards to a disturbance.  Officers arrived and contacted a male.  The male (41 years old/Fremont) was arrested for being under the influence of a stimulant.

#007 Residential Burglary

At 3:07am, a resident calls to report that his neighbor’s house alarm is going off.  Officers respond to the 200 block of Imperio and discover the front door had been kicked open.  Officers checked the area with negative results.  The loss was unknown at the time of this report.