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#008 Commercial Burglary
A male suspect wearing a mask and gloves broke out a rear window and gained entry into a business, located in the 4900 block of Stevenson Blvd.  The suspect stole electronic items and fled in a white van. 
 
#017 Attempted Commercial Burglary
Unknown suspect(s) attempted to pry open a storage container with a pry bar in the 4100 block of Broadmoor Co.  The suspect(s) did not gain entry, and the time frame was 9:00 p.m. – 8:40 a.m.

#041 Armed Robbery
At 5:06 p.m., officers were called to the Jack in The Box, located on in the 43900 block of Osgood Rd. to investigate an armed robbery.  The suspect, only described as a black male adult in his 30s, walked in and demanded cash, while pointing a gun at employees and threatening them if they didn’t comply.  The employees complied and the suspect fled the area.  He was wearing a black sweater and black pants.  The suspect was armed with two handguns. The employees were very shaken up and the business closed for the remainder of the evening. 
 
#042 Warrant Arrest
Officer Floresca stopped a possible suspect from the above robbery, but it turned out to not be a match.  However the detained individual just happened to have an active arrest warrant so he went to jail.
 
#043 Battery and Vandalism
At 6:39 p.m., multiple officers were sent to a residence on the report of an assault with a deadly weapon in the 4600 block of Stafford Ave.  The call came in from a female alleging that her female roommate stabbed her and her dog.   When officers arrived they learned it was a hoax call and that there have been ongoing issues at the residence with a female roommate.  The roommate, who has a long history of causing disturbances and call FPD making false claims, left the house with her dog on foot.  Several officers began searching the surrounding neighborhood and located the suspect near Blacow Park.  The officers at the scene obtained evidence that the roommate had battered another resident, leaving a mark on her skin and also vandalized personal property of the homeowner.  The 46 year old female suspect was detained and eventually arrested for battery and vandalism.  While there was no immediate evidence could be located, the same phone number that called in this incident today, has called into our dispatch center an upwards of 50 times since the middle of February.  The suspect was booked into Santa Rita County Jail. 
 
Auto Burglaries:
Four separate auto burglaries down the Mowry corridor between 10:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. No suspect information available.
 
#005 Possession of Narcotics Arrest
At 2:41 a.m., Officer Dubowy was dispatched to a man down call in the area of Mowry and Farwell, regarding a subject passed out in his vehicle and the engine running. Officer Dubowy learns the male had an outstanding warrant and was also in possession of Heroin. The male was arrested.