Under the Influence
of Narcotics / Vandalism / Burglary / False Imprisonment - Suspect
Arrested
November 26 at 9:34 p.m., police were dispatched to a residence in the 200 block of East Los Angeles. A female
resident reported her adult son was under the influence of narcotics so she
wouldn't allow him into her home. The son broke a window on the home with a
shovel and fled on foot. He went into the backyard of a residence across the
street. He broke a window and gained entry into the home, where he was
confronted by a woman who lived there. The suspect restrained the woman by
grabbing both of her arms. When she tried to pull free, the suspect tightened
his grip and told her she wasn't going anywhere. Another female heard
the commotion and began to scream at the suspect, who then fled. He was detained
by officers a short distance away, and was arrested without further incident.
Possession of Narcotics
for Sale / Destruction of Evidence -
Suspect Arrested
November 27 at 12:10 a.m., dispatch received a call reporting a suspicious vehicle in the 600 block of East Colorado.
Officers responded and saw the vehicle leaving the area and stopped it. While
one officer was speaking to the male driver, another officer saw the female
passenger conceal something in the seat. The female subject was ordered out of
the vehicle and the officers noticed she was chewing something and told her to
spit it out. She spit out several plastic baggies with narcotic residue in
them. Another baggie containing methamphetamine was found in the seat where
she attempted to conceal it. The female suspect was arrested and taken into
custody for possession of narcotics for sale and destruction of evidence.
Resisting and
Obstructing a Peace Officer - Suspect Arrested
November 28 at 5:15 p.m., a family disturbance was reported in the 400 block of Genoa. The reporting party said they
could hear children crying and screaming. When officers arrived and asked to
see the children, a male resident blocked the doorway and told the officers to
leave. The officers explained to the male suspect the reason why they were
there and the need to see that the children were okay, but the male suspect continued
to forcibly prevent the officers from entering the residence. He was taken
into custody and charged with resisting and delaying an investigation.
Detective
Bureau Case Follow-Up
The Special Enforcement Team obtained a search warrant
for a gang member in El Monte who had weapons. The Foothills
Special Enforcement Team served the search warrant and two subjects were
arrested; the primary suspect was charged with being an ex-felon in possession
of a shotgun.
Tip
of the Week
DON'T
FILL YOUR VEHICLE WITH PRESENTS FOR THIEVES!
It only takes a few seconds for thieves to break into
your vehicle and steal your valuables.
It only takes a few seconds to remove your
valuables and secure your vehicle.
Don't Be a Victim!
Auto-burglary prevention starts by limiting the criminal's opportunity to commit the crime and can be accomplished with very little time and effort. Criminals are looking for something to steal - don't supply the valuables. Leaving your valuables in your vehicle instantly makes your car a target for thieves.
Auto-burglary prevention starts by limiting the criminal's opportunity to commit the crime and can be accomplished with very little time and effort. Criminals are looking for something to steal - don't supply the valuables. Leaving your valuables in your vehicle instantly makes your car a target for thieves.
Take a few seconds
to prevent auto-burglary!
The University of Oklahoma Police Department offers
great auto-burglary prevention tips. Click on The Police Notebook to visit
their website.
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