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#010 Commercial Burglary
CSO Schwartz investigated a commercial burglary on Clipper Ct. Unknown suspects pried open a door during the night and stole a computer from the lobby.

#011 Residential Burglary
CSO Romero investigated a residential burglary that occurred between 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. on Nantucket Co.  The victim returned home to find their front door forced open and the house ransacked.  Unknown loss at this time.

#014 Residential Burglary Attempt
At 10:42 a.m., officers responded to an attempt residential burglary that just occurred on Lowry Rd.  The victim stated two suspects had attempted to kick open his front door.  The victim yelled at the suspect who immediately ran from the residence.  The victim heard a vehicle leave and believed the suspects were in the vehicle.  Further investigation revealed that prior to the two suspects kicking the front door, a female had come knocking at the front door. The victim did not answer the door at that time.  The female who knocked on the door was described as a white female adult with dark long hair in a bun wearing a sweater.  The two suspects who kicked the front door were described as unknown race males, 16-18 years old, wearing a light blue hoodie and a grey hoodie.  Investigated by Officer Balcorta and FTO Singh.

#016 Suspicious Circumstances/Possible Arson Attempt
Officer Tucker investigated a suspicious circumstance incident in the 47800 block of Warm Springs Bl. Staff from a business returned this morning to find their company van gas tank filled with debris.  It appeared the suspect(s) may have attempted to light the debris on fire.  No suspect information.

#019 Auto Burglary
Unknown suspect(s) broke the rear driver’s side window of a vehicle parked in the 46800 block of Warm Springs Blvd., while the owner was inside eating at a restaurant.  The incident occurred between 2:15 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. The suspects stole a laptop in a gray bag that was in the backseat.  Case investigated by CSO Romero.

#022 Shoplifting
At 5:14 p.m., Target loss prevention arrested a shoplifter who refused to identify herself.  Officers arrived and identified the suspect as a 54 year old adult female, San Franccisco resident.  She was arrested for shoplifting as well as for her two warrants out of Santa Clara for petty theft.  Case investigated by Officer Calvin and FTO Perry.

#001 Felony Hit and Run
Officers initially responded to a non-injury hit and run.  The suspect, driving a red Dodge Durango, collided with a big rig at the intersection of Mowry Ave and Fremont Bl.  The suspect fled on foot into The Hub and was not located.  He left behind an adult female in the passenger seat.  Officers attempted to speak to her to ascertain who was driving the vehicle; however, she was extremely intoxicated and wouldn’t answer questions.  She was transported to an area hospital as a precaution. This call was upgraded to a felony hit and run when the big rig driver complained of minor injuries.  This case is still under investigation. 
Suspect was described as a white male adult, 20-30 years old, heavy set, last seen wearing a white T-shirt and a baseball cap.