Nature of Incident: Brandishing of a Firearm Arrest
Report Number: RB# 19-49256
Location: SR 126 and Telegraph Road, Fillmore
Date & Time: 04/01/19 @ 9:45 AM
Unit(s) Responsible: Fillmore Patrol Services/ Detective Bureau
(S)uspects, (V)ictims, (P)arty, (D)ecedent City of Residence Age
(S) Jesse Ramos
(S) Erin Powell
Oxnard
Oxnard
29
31
Narrative:
A road rage incident that occurred in Fillmore on Monday, April 1st, led to the arrest of an Oxnard man and woman for possessing a stolen firearm and a dagger.
On April 1st at approximately 9:45 a.m., Fillmore patrol deputies were alerted to a road rage incident that occurred at Telegraph Road and SR 126 in Fillmore. According to the victim, a subject, later identified as Jesse Ramos, flashed a handgun at the victim while they were driving through Fillmore. The victim was able to capture Ramos’ license plate and a description of the suspect and provided that to the Fillmore deputies.
A short time later, an alert deputy spotted Ramos’ car near Piru and stopped and detained Ramos and his passenger, Erin Powell. Deputies searched Ramos’ car and found a loaded 45 caliber handgun, reported stolen to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department in 2015. Deputies also found Powell in possession of a dagger and arrested her. During the investigation, detectives uncovered information that led them to request a search warrant for the couple’s home. Detectives served the search warrant and recovered an additional firearm from the residence.
Ramos was booked at the Main Jail for PC 29800(a) 1) / Own/Possess/Control Firearm by Felon or Addict, PC 25850(c)(6) / Carry a Loaded Firearm, PC 26500(a) / Sell, Lease, Transfer Firearms without License, and PC 417(a)(2) / Exhibit Deadly Weapon or Firearm with his bail set at $50,000. Powell was booked at the Main Jail for PC 21310 / Carry Dirk or Dagger Concealed with her bail set at $10,000.
Prepared by: Detective Shawn Pewsey #3867
News Release Date: 04-03-19
Media Follow-Up Contact: Detective Shawn Pewsey
(805) 947-9128
[email protected]
Approved by:
Booking Photo Release:
Captain Eric Tennessen
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