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The following is a synopsis of crimes reported for the week of June 16 through June 22, 2019       
 
June 16, 2019

• At approximately 5 a.m., deputies responded to a burglary alarm call at 1235 Buena Vista Street (Dr. Hernandez’s Optometry). Upon arrival, they saw the front glass window was shattered. The location was cleared, but no suspects were located. After further investigation, it was confirmed a burglary occurred and approximately $2,000 in prescription frames were stolen.  The investigation is on-going.     

 
June 17, 2019

• A vehicle Burglary was reported in the 2200 block of Huntington Drive. Sometime between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m., persons unknown shattered the front passenger window to the victim’s vehicle and stole a wallet containing approximately $350 from the center console.         

 
June 18, 2019

• No significant activity.      

 
June 19, 2019

• No significant activity.

 
June 20, 2019

• An Assault with a Deadly Weapon was reported at 2120 Mountain Avenue (Lena Valenzuela Park). Four thirteen-year-old juveniles were sitting on the benches when they were approached by a 16-17 year old male, asking if they wanted to buy some weed. When the victim stated they were not interested, the suspect asked him if he “Banged.”  When the victim said he didn’t, the suspect punched him in the face, then pulled a switchblade out and pointed it at the victim’s face. The suspect asked the victim’s friends if they wanted to make $3,000 and kill the victim. When the victim’s friends declined, the suspect told the victim he was lucky, and fled on a bicycle. The victim did not sustain any injuries and the investigation is on-going.             

 
June 21, 2019

• Assault with a Deadly Weapon Arrest:  The victim was driving southbound Mountain Avenue towards Meridian, when he noticed his ex-girlfriend following him. Suddenly, the ex-girlfriend started ramming the victim’s vehicle. As the victim tried to get away, the suspect continued ramming his vehicle.

           Seeing that the suspect had two children in her car with her, the 
           victim decided to pull over before the suspect injured the children.             Once he pulled over, the suspect fled. A short time later, deputies
           contacted the suspect and detained her pending an assault
           investigation. 
 
           After further investigation, the suspect admitted to ramming her
           ex- boyfriend's car and was arrested for assault with a deadly 
           weapon. Due to the fact she had children in the vehicle and the 
           time of the incident, she was additionally charged with child 
           endangerment. Neither party, nor the children were injured as a 
           result of the incident.            
 
June 22, 2019

• A Grand Theft was reported in the 1400 block of Mountain Avenue. Sometime between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., persons unknown stole a .22 caliber handgun from the trunk of the victim’s vehicle. There were no signs of forced entry. The victim recalls locking his vehicle, but believes it’s possible he may have accidentally activated the trunk release on his key fob sometime during work. 

 

• A Grand Theft Auto was reported at 1600 Mountain Avenue (Walmart). Between 6:30 p.m. and 6:45 p.m., a 2015 Toyota Camry was stolen from the parking lot.  The vehicle is still outstanding.