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#016 Felony Hit and Run
At approximately 10:00 am, a felony hit and run occurred at Blacow/Mowry.   The driver and passenger of the suspect vehicle fled north in a shopping center.  Multiple units arrived on scene and assisted the female victim driver who had complaints of pain.  Multiple witnesses came forward leading officers to one of the suspects who had discarded his shirt and was walking on the Mowry Av. overpass at I-880.  Other witnesses guided officers to the area of Farwell/Troy where the second suspect was ultimately located.  Both suspects were identified and the driver went to jail for felony hit and run and the passenger for being under the influence of a controlled substance.  The case was investigated by Traffic Officer Piol and supervised by Sgt. Farmer and Sgt. Sanchez.
 
#021 Suspicious Circumstances
At 10:24 a.m., officers responded to the area of Westinghouse Dr. after workers located a suspicious device in the rear parking lot towards the railroad tracks.  Officers evaluated the device and Sgt. Farmer determined an ACSO EOD (Bomb team) call out was warranted.  ACSO EOD responded and used a controlled detonation to secure the device.  There was a second spent device nearby.  The source could not be identified and ACSO EOD collected both devices for further examination.  Case documented by Officer Tucker.
 
#035 Drunk In Public
At 4:58 p.m., Officer Gerber was dispatched to the area of Capitol Ave and state Street regarding a male walking in the middle of the street holding a beer.  The caller also said he was dancing in the roadway and almost got hit by a vehicle.  Officers arrived on scene and located the male.  The male had several symptoms of being under the influence of alcohol.  Due to being unable to care for himself, he was taken into custody for public intoxication.  The 28 year old Union City resident was booked into Santa Rita Jail.
 
#031 Stolen Vehicle
39900 Blacow Rd – 1995 Gold Honda Accord 4 door (DP205HM)
 
The midnight shift made several traffic stops during the nice.  Three incidents involved drivers with suspended licenses and one was an unlicensed driver. 
 
CHP Log #3532 – Outside Assist/Animal Services
FPD received multiple calls from separate reporting parties at the California School for the Deaf regarding seeing a mountain lion on the campus.  CHP sent a double unit car to check the campus and FPD officers checked the surrounding area of the school.  Officers did not locate a mountain lion (or other large cat) on or near the campus.  There were no additional calls from residents throughout the shift.