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December 5th

0700 Hours: Officer Wang investigated an auto burglary at the Residence Inn, 35466 Dumbarton Court. The loss was a welder and generator.

1007 Hours: Officers responded to an auto burglary that just occurred at Starbucks, 35040 Newark Boulevard. A second burglary was found in the same parking lot, presumed to be committed by the same responsible. The loss is computers and miscellaneous electronics.

1057 Hours: Officer Nobbe investigated the theft of copper pipe from Kennedy Elementary School, 35430 Blackburn Drive.

1105 Hours: Officer Mavrakis investigated the theft of tools from a locked tool box in the bed of a pickup truck at Home Depot, 5401 Thornton Avenue.

1138 Hours: Officer Wang investigated the theft of a Tan 2005 Mazda 3 (CA License #5LYH990) from J Cam Fiberglass, 37444 Sycamore Street.

1140 Hours: Officer Taylor investigated the theft of a Green Toyota Corolla (CA License # 3GLR604) on the 37000 block of Locust Street.

1343 Hours: Officer Taylor investigated the theft of 2000 feet of copper cable from Morton Salt, 7380 Morton Avenue.

1358 Hours: Officer Wang investigated a residential burglary on the 37700 block of Birch Street. The loss is cash and jewelry.

1707 Hours: Officer Mavrakis investigated an auto burglary on the 36600 block of Olive Street.

1817 Hours: Officer D. Johnson and Field Training Officer Norvell investigated an auto burglary on the 7000 block of Thornton Avenue. The loss is two backpacks containing a laptop, wallet and miscellaneous electronics.

2044 Hours: Officer D. Johnson and Field Training Officer Norvell responded to a disturbance at 7-11, 7288 Thornton Avenue. The Officers contacted and arrested a 29-year-old Newark female on her outstanding warrants. The suspect was booked into the Fremont Jail.

0407 Hours: Officer Cervantes recovered a Honda Civic that was reported stolen out of Modesto in the Newark Square Shopping Center, 5500 Thornton Avenue.

Arrest Information & Mug Shots

You can view an arrest log that displays information about arrestees for the past 30 days. The log displays basic information such as personal data (allowable by statute/law) and the mug shot of the arrestee. Yes, you can see booking photographs and get to know those in our community who are committing crimes.
Follow the below link to visit the site:
http://npd.crimegraphics.com/2013/default.aspx