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Friday, August 4, 2017
Incidents 275 Reports 46

#031 Theft - Wallet Snatch
At 3:20 p.m. officers responded to a parking lot on the 43600 block of Pacific Commons.  A female victim was trying to find her parked vehicle, when a suspect ran up to her shopping cart and stole her wallet.  The wallet was sitting inside a box in her cart.  The suspect was last seen running across the lot towards Curie St. The suspect was described as Hispanic male adult in his 20’s.  He was wearing a black hoodie, black basketball shorts. Another witness stated the suspect may have jumped into a black sedan with the last two digits of the plate being 27.  Case investigated by Officer Catassi.

#042 Package Theft  
Porch pirates struck in the 37500 block of Willowood Dr. The homeowner had video and still shots of a male taking a delivered package off the porch. Case investigated by Officer Montojo.

#044 Hit and Run with Injury
Multiple witnesses call FPD Dispatch stating there was an auto vs pedestrian collision on Fremont Blvd between Mowry and Capitol. Callers also state they think the pedestrian has life threatening injuries. As officers are responding to the scene another witness calls stating he is following the suspect vehicle. Some officers go to the scene of the crash, while others head towards the witness. Officer Goepp spots the suspect vehicle as it is called in turn by turn, by a great eyewitness. Ultimately the pedestrian victim is going to be okay and the suspect was transported to a local hospital for what appears to possibly be medical issues.

#045 Resisting Arrest
Officers were dispatched to the 46800 block of Mission Blvd. on a report of two males who appear drunk and disorderly in a grocery store near the pharmacy. Officers detain John Murray (49, Fremont) and call Fremont Fire to have him checked out due to his level of intoxication.   Murray turns aggressive  and has to be wrapped. He is then booked at Santa Rita Jail.

Outside Assist for FFD
FFD requested assistance with a vehicle fire at Driscoll/Paseo Padre.  A Waste Management Garbage truck pulled into the Chevron gas station and caught fire.  There was also a fuel/oil leak from the truck which created a hazmat.  Officers and CSOs where on the scene for several hours for traffic control.

#013 Residential Burglary Attempt (In-Custody):
A resident on Eucalyptus Terrace called to report a suspect in her backyard who fled when he saw the her inside the residence.  Numerous officers and detectives responded to the area which resulted in Officer Dennis contacting the suspect, Demetrius Wells (19, Newark), who is out on bail for at least two prior residential burglaries that he committed this year.   Wells is positively identified and arrested. 

#021 Trespassing
On August 4, 2017, officers responded to a man down call at 12:50 p.m., at a business on the 3900 block of Mowry Ave.  The male was described as sleeping in front of a business and not leaving after being asked to do so by security guards.  Officers arrived and spoke with a security guard who said the male was not allowed to be there.  They asked him to leave, but he would not answer.  The security guard told officers they wanted a trespassing warning issued for loitering.  Officers attempted to speak with the male and asked if he needed medical attention.  The male did not respond.  The male became visibly upset due to this being the second time in the day that he had been contacted by officers.  During a search, he tensed up and began yelling profanities.  He was placed in handcuffs and eventually issued a trespass warning citation and released at the scene.
 
Saturday, August 5, 2017
Incidents 251 Reports 27

#001 Lewd Conduct in Public
At 7:03 a.m., Officer Contrada and Officer Stiers were dispatched to a report of a naked female in the 1900 block of Mowry Ave.  Officers contacted the female on the sidewalk, who was naked with clothing on the ground.  Officers convinced the 47 year old female to put her clothes on, but she repeatedly told officers that if they did not find her somewhere to stay, she was going to continue to remove her clothes.  It was determined that in the absence of police involvement, she would continue to act without restraint.  The 47 year old was arrested for lewd conduct and booked at Santa Rita Jail. 

#004 Commercial Burglary
A vehicle was driven through the door of the business in the 39100 block of Civic Center Dr (Gateway Plaza).  It’s possible the suspect(s) were trying to gain access to the bank next door to the victim business.  Documented by CSO Ernst.

#002 Robbery
Residents arrived home on the 400 block of Chenab Ct to find a male rummaging through one of their vehicles.  They confront the suspect who produces a firearm (handgun) and escapes.   The suspect is described as light skinned male, possibly Hispanic, in his 20’s, 5’06”, wearing a flat brimmed ball cap w/red brim, grey hoodie and jeans.  The suspect ran off with papers in hand and it was unknown if he took anything else.

Sunday, August 6, 2017
Incidents 267 Reports 31
 
#011 Vandalism
At 11:10 a.m., CSO Anders took a vandalism report near Paseo Padre/Shadow Brook where unknown suspect(s) spray painted gang related graffiti, as well as anti-police graffiti, on a BART crossing.  The graffiti was approximately 4’x4’ and visible to vehicles driving on Paseo Padre.
 
#024 DUI Collision/Arrest
At 6:39 p.m. Officers responded to a collision at Civic Center and Stevenson.  During the investigation, officers arrested Kevin Dumanon (23) for drunk driving. Civic Center was closed for a short time during the investigation.

#021 Shoplifting
At 5:18 p.m., Officer Han responded to investigate a shoplifting incident in the 43500 block of Boscell Rd.  Loss prevention was waiting outside when a male suspect pushed a cart full of items past the registers without paying for them.  The loss prevention officer recovered the shopping cart and the male suspect fled to an awaiting vehicle.  A female suspect also fled the store on foot.  The vehicle drove away northbound.    The recovered loss was $607.93.  Officers are conducting follow up.

Monday, August 7, 2017
Incidents 253 Reports 36

#016 Suspicious Circumstance
A male called to report that someone broke into his storage unit on Post St.  CSO Ernst responded as it was originally reported as a commercial burglary.   The reporting party said that he thought someone took the key to his storage unit while he was sleeping, stole a phone book from his storage unit, then returned the key to his pocket.   No evidence of a crime was established, but the incident was documented as a suspicious circumstance. 

#018 Residential Burglary
Unknown suspects broke into a home under construction in the 33600 block of Pack Horse St.  Documented by CSO Anders.

#028 DUI Arrest
Officers were sent to investigate a collision in the 35500 block of Beeching Ln.  Officers arrived and located a Honda Civic in the front yard of a residence.  The vehicle was occupied by one male and did not appear to have struck anything.  Officers observed the vehicle sitting idle, with the engine running and the driver sleeping with his foot on the brake.  As officers approached the vehicle, they could see several open cans of beer were inside the vehicle on the floor and in the center console.  In addition, a white crystal substance, believed to be methamphetamine was located in the vehicle.  The driver, Oscar Vasquez-Mata (32, Milpitas) was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, possession of a controlled substance and driving without a license.