Following is the list of crimes in Antioch during November 16-23, 2016 as provided on CrimeReports.com. This is the last report for November. A summary of crimes for the period was not provided by either Antioch Police Chief Allan Cantando nor City Manager Steve Duran, as he normally does in his Weekly Reports.

• ·Breaking & Entering

400 Block E 18TH ST AND WOODLAND DR – BURGLARY BUSINESS – 459 PC

Nov 23, 2016 around 10 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

2300 Block SYCAMORE DR AND DOGWOOD WY – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 23, 2016 around 6 PM

• ·Assault

2200 Block SYCAMORE DR AND SPANOS ST – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 23, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Theft

1 Block E 18TH ST AND A ST – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 23, 2016 around 2 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

1600 Block PUTNAM ST AND VAN BUREN DR – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 23, 2016 around 12 PM

• ·Death

3600 Block GARROW DR AND LIMEWOOD DR – DEATH REPORT-NATURAL

Nov 23, 2016 around 5 AM

• ·Robbery

DEL ORO CIR AND BUCHANAN RD – ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTS

Nov 23, 2016 around 12 AM

• ·Breaking & Entering

3700 Block LONE TREE WY AND SUNSET LN – BURGLARY BUSINESS – 459 PC

Nov 22, 2016 around 10 PM

• ·Community Policing

COSTCO – [CFS] PATROL REQUEST

Nov 22, 2016 around 7 PM

• ·Theft

3300 Block DEER VALLEY RD AND HILLCREST AV – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 22, 2016 around 7 PM

• ·Community Policing

CAVALLO RD AND NORA LEE CT – VEHICLE CODE – OTHERS

Nov 22, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Theft

200 Block W 10TH ST AND D ST – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 22, 2016 around 2 PM

• ·Robbery

1900 Block D ST AND W 19TH ST – ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTS

Nov 22, 2016 around 7 AM

• ·Assault

1300 Block W 9TH ST AND O ST – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Assault

L ST AND SYCAMORE DR – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 4 PM

• ·Theft

2500 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND BUCHANAN RD – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 1 PM

• ·Theft

3700 Block SUNSET LN AND LONE TREE WY – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 1 PM

• ·Theft

2400 Block HORIZON LN AND MAHOGANY WY – IDENTITY THEFT CASES

Nov 21, 2016 around 10 AM

• ·Breaking & Entering

3400 Block HUDSON CT AND FAIRVIEW DR – BURLGARY SHED/STORAGE UNIT – 459PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 8 AM

• ·Arson

1100 Block W 5TH ST AND M ST – ARSON – 451 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 6 AM

• ·Assault with Deadly Weapon

1 Block S LAKE DR AND ALHAMBRA CT – ASSAULT, AGRAVATED – 245 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 4 AM

• ·Theft

2000 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND HWY 4 HY – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 21, 2016 around 1 AM

• ·Assault with Deadly Weapon

3500 Block COUNTRY SIDE WY AND OAK KNOLL ST – ASSAULT, AGRAVATED – 245 PC

Nov 20, 2016 around 11 PM

• ·Theft

3600 Block E 18TH ST AND HWY 4 HY – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 20, 2016 around 9 PM

• ·Theft of Vehicle

1800 Block HARDING CT AND HARDING WY – AUTO THEFT – 10851 VC

Nov 20, 2016 around 9 PM

• ·Theft

1 Block W 10TH ST AND A ST – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 20, 2016 around 8 PM

• ·Death

1 Block LEO LN AND CREEKSIDE DR – DEATH REPORT-NATURAL

Nov 20, 2016 around 11 AM

• ·Assault with Deadly Weapon

3900 Block DELTA FAIR BL AND FAIRVIEW DR – ASSAULT, AGRAVATED – 245 PC

Nov 20, 2016 around 2 AM

• ·Assault

SYCAMORE DR AND LEMONTREE WY – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 20, 2016 around 1 AM

• ·Assault

1 Block S LAKE DR AND ALHAMBRA CT – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 6 PM

• ·Community Policing

FITZUREN RD AND G ST – VEHICLE CODE – OTHERS

Nov 19, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Death

3000 Block GREENHALL WY AND ENEA WY – DEATH REPORT-NATURAL

Nov 19, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Assault

2100 Block LEMONTREE WY AND SYCAMORE DR – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Theft

2600 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND BRADLEY LN – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 4 PM

• ·Theft

2600 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND FAIRVIEW DR – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 3 PM

• ·Assault with Deadly Weapon

1 Block MADRID LN AND MADRID PL – ASSAULT, AGRAVATED – 245 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 10 AM

• ·Breaking & Entering

2200 Block A ST AND E MADILL ST – BURGLARY BUSINESS – 459 PC

Nov 19, 2016 around 3 AM

• ·Robbery

2000 Block A ST AND WALTER WY – ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTS

Nov 18, 2016 around 11 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

3300 Block DEER VALLEY RD AND HILLCREST AV – BURGLARY AUTO – 459A PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 7 PM

• ·Theft

3300 Block DEER VALLEY RD AND DAVISON DR – THEFT – GRAND – 487 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 4 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

3600 Block LONE TREE WY AND DAVISON DR – BURGLARY AUTO – 459A PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 3 PM

• ·Theft

2600 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND FAIRVIEW DR – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 2 PM

• ·Assault

2500 Block PRINCETON LN AND BUCHANAN RD – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 2 PM

• ·Assault

1500 Block D ST AND W 17TH ST – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 1 PM

• ·Theft

2600 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND FAIRVIEW DR – EMBEZZLEMENT

Nov 18, 2016 around 12 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

1 Block WIGHTMAN CT AND W TREGALLAS RD – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 11 AM

• ·Breaking & Entering

100 Block BEEDE WY AND SHADY LN – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 18, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Drugs

1 Block FELICIA CT AND SUNSET LN – NARCOTICS VIOLATIONS

Nov 18, 2016 around 8 AM

• ·Drugs

2600 Block PRINCETON LN AND BUCHANAN RD – NARCOTICS VIOLATIONS

Nov 17, 2016 around 10 PM

• ·Theft of Vehicle

3000 Block FERNGROVE WY AND TERRACE VIEW AV – AUTO THEFT – 10851 VC

Nov 17, 2016 around 9 PM

• ·Assault

3700 Block LONE TREE WY AND DAVISON DR – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 17, 2016 around 7 PM

• ·Community Policing

1700 Block MAGNOLIA WY AND LINDEN WY – MISC OUTSIDE ASSIST

Nov 17, 2016 around 1 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

2400 Block SEQUOIA DR AND REDWOOD DR – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 17, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Theft

700 Block W 18TH ST AND L ST – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 17, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Theft

1100 Block MISSION DR AND VENTURA CT – FRAUD OTHER THAN CHECK FRAUD

Nov 17, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Assault

2900 Block LARKSPUR DR AND BELLFLOWER DR – ASSAULT, SIMPLE – 243 PC

Nov 17, 2016 around 12 AM

• ·Breaking & Entering

2000 Block SOMERSVILLE RD AND HWY 4 HY – BURGLARY AUTO – 459A PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 10 PM

• ·Theft

3300 Block DEER VALLEY RD AND HILLCREST AV – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 9 PM

• ·Theft

3600 Block E 18TH ST AND HWY 4 HY – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 5 PM

• ·Assault

1500 Block D ST AND W 17TH ST – THREATS AGAINST PERSONS

Nov 16, 2016 around 3 PM

• ·Drugs

500 Block E 18TH ST AND AMBER DR – NARCOTICS VIOLATIONS

Nov 16, 2016 around 3 PM

• ·Robbery

1 Block E 15TH ST AND A ST – ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTS

Nov 16, 2016 around 2 PM

• ·Theft

3300 Block DEER VALLEY RD AND HILLCREST AV – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 12 PM

• ·Breaking & Entering

3900 Block FOLSOM DR AND DONNER CT – BURGLARY RESIDENCE – 459 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 12 PM

• ·Community Policing

JAMES DONLON BL AND SOMERSVILLE RD – SUS CIRM – PERSON/AUTO/ALL

Nov 16, 2016 around 10 AM

• ·Theft

1900 Block BIGLOW DR AND JOSEPH AV – THEFT – PETTY – 488 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Drugs

1000 Block G ST AND W 10TH ST – NARCOTICS VIOLATIONS

Nov 16, 2016 around 9 AM

• ·Property Crime

E 18TH ST AND MARIE AV – TRESPASSING – 602 PC

Nov 16, 2016 around 7 AM

Antioch Wesleyan church invites you to this lively, 20-minute interactive biblical era drama and market place with crafts food and music. Travel back in time lead by shepherds in search of the new born Messiah.

If you haven’t ever seen it, this is the year. All are welcome. Invite your friends and family to this Christmas tradition. Drop in anytime between 6-9pm.

The church is located at 2800 Sunset Lane in Antioch.

Sacramento, CA – Today, Assemblymember Jim Frazier (D – Oakley) introduced AB 63, legislation to reduce vehicle collisions and fatalities among teen drivers by strengthening California’s provisional driver’s license program.

“This bill will help significantly decrease accidents among newly licensed drivers,” stated Frazier. “Increasing the age for a provisional license will ensure that California’s most vulnerable motorists go through proper training to become safe, responsible drivers.”

AB 63 would increase the maximum age to receive a provisional license to 21 years old guaranteeing that less experienced drivers have appropriate protections during this crucial learning period, by amending Section 12814.6 of the California Vehicle Code.

According to the Legislative Counsel’s Digest, “The bill would expand the scope of the provisional licensing program by extending the applicable age range for the program to 16 to under 21 years of age. By expanding the scope of the provisional licensing program, the violation of which constitutes an infraction, the bill would impose a state-mandated local program. The bill would authorize a licensee who is 18, 19, or 20 years of age to keep in his or her possession a copy of his or her class schedule or work schedule as documentation to satisfy the exceptions for a school or school-authorized activity and employment necessity, respectively, and would provide that a signed statement by a parent or legal guardian is not required if reasonable transportation facilities are inadequate and the operation of a vehicle by a licensee who is 18, 19, or 20 years of age is necessary to transport the licensee or the licensee’s immediate family member. The bill would make other technical and conforming changes. The bill would also include specified findings and declarations.”

“We are thankful that Assemblymember Frazier has taken on this critically important issue,” said Doug Villars, President of the California Association of Highway Patrolmen. “Traffic collisions are the number one killer of young people in America. We are proud to be sponsors of this bill and look forward to working together toward a common goal—saving young drivers’ lives and making roadways safer for all of us.”

It is estimated that one in three drivers do not receive their license before the age of 18, making them ineligible to participate in the provisional license program. A recent report from the Governors Highway Safety Association discovered that improvement in fatal crash rates among 18- to 20-year-old drivers was far less than their 15- to 17-year-old counterparts.

Policy expanding this program is essential to building safe driving skills for this at risk population. “We applaud Assemblymember Frazier for introducing this vital legislation,” stated Cathy Barankin, Executive Director CA Coalition for Children’s Safety and Health. “First time teen drivers are 45 percent more likely to be involved in a vehicle crash. This bill will stop teens from prematurely losing their lives.”

To view the complete text of the bill, click here.

New “Super Sport” club designed to keep pace with growth in Antioch, East County

The 24 Hour Fitness at the Somersville Towne Center in Antioch is expanding and relocating inside the former Gottschalks store. The new club is designed to match the fitness lifestyle needs of some of the fastest-growing communities in the San Francisco Bay Area, found here in Eastern Contra Costa County.

A grand opening event is scheduled this Saturday, December 17, 2016 from 9:00 a.m., to 1:00 p.m. for the 24 Hour Fitness Somersville Road Super Sport at 2520 Somersville Road in Antioch. The community is invited to this free celebration, which includes club tours, prize drawings, group training demonstrations, innovative group exercise studio classes and more.

The new club is situated in what is both a highly retail and densely residential area, and so the 24 Hour Fitness Somersville Road Super Sport will be poised where more and more East Bay residents live, play, dine and shop.

“We are excited to meet the needs of this rapidly-growing community with a large and convenient space for fitness,” said Tony Cigliutti, General Manager. “With a greater variety of equipment, and more of it, plus classes like Cycle and amenities like a lap pool, basketball court and Kids Club, there really is something for every member of the family. As the winter holidays and New Year approach, we know many people set new goals for themselves. The club is just one part of leading and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and we can help members meet those health and fitness goals even when they are outside of the club.”

The new, 38,000+ square foot club features a modern design and open-floor plan. Amenities include:

• Cardio, strength and functional training equipment
• Large rooms for a full schedule of Cycle and Group X^® classes, including new formats like POP Pilates, Treat While You Train^™ and bootybarre^®
• Lap pool, spa & sauna
• Indoor basketball court
• Personal and Group training services*
• Kids’ Club*

*Additional fees apply

To experience the new gym, download a free guest pass from 24hourfitness.com.

About 24 Hour Fitness

Headquartered in San Ramon, Calif., 24 Hour Fitness is a leading health club industry pioneer, serving nearly four million members in over 400 clubs across the U.S. For more than 30 years, the company has been dedicated to helping members change their lives and reach their individual fitness goals. With convenient club locations, personal training services, popular group exercise classes and a variety of strength, cardio and functional training equipment, 24 Hour Fitness offers fitness solutions for everyone. Please visit 24hourfitness.com for more information and to find the club nearest you.

Antioch Police calls for service highlights as published in City Manager Steve Duran’s Weekly Report dated December 9, 2016 and provided by Chief of Police Allan Cantando.

Calls for Service and Arrest Data:

Time Period: 12/01/16 00:00:00 – 12/07/16 23:59:59

Number of Calls for Service: 1,743

Number of Case Reports: 258

Number of Arrests: 70

Felony: 32

Misdemeanor: 36

Infraction: 2

Arrests with DUI charge: 3

The data is based upon unaudited CAD/RMS data at time of report generation.

• ·12/8/16 at 4:17 am, a resident on Sandy Wy. heard a noise in front of his home and came out to 24 year old Charles McWethy rummaging through his truck that was parked in the driveway. McWethy fled on foot, and the resident gave a good description. An area check was made, and McWethy was found walking in the area. The homeowner identified him through an infield line-up as the one who he had seen in his truck. He stated his truck had been locked when he went to bed last night, and it did not appear McWethy had time to get anything. McWethy was found to be in possession of suspected methamphetamine, several burglary tools, and a large concealed fixed blade knife. McWethy was transported and booked into County Jail on multiple charges.
• ·12/8/16 at 12:17 am, Officers contacted 46 year old Christina Snowden during a vehicle stop. She was found to have a warrant for her arrest and taken into custody without incident. She was transported and booked into County Jail.
• ·12/7/16 at 5:44 pm, 30 year old Dashun Levingston and two unknown males entered Sears and grabbed approximately 50 pairs of Levi jeans from the sales floor. Levingston and the two males fled the store without paying for the merchandise. Loss prevention called the police to make the theft report, which was estimated to be approximately $3,000 in loss. Loss prevention was familiar with Levingston and was able to positively identify him as the responsible. The officer was also familiar with Levingston and later located him on Sycamore Dr. near the Quik Stop. Levingston admitted to his involvement in the theft and was later transported to County Jail on the charge of grand theft.
• ·12/6/16 at 11:30 pm, Officers responded to the 7-11 at 4901 Lone Tree Wy. for a welfare check as 25 year old Porcha Abrams had fallen asleep or was unconscious in the driver’s seat of a vehicle in the parking lot. Officers ran the VIN of the vehicle and it was found to have been stolen out of Brentwood. Abrams was arrested without incident and turned over to Brentwood PD, who responded to take over the investigation.
• ·12/6/16 at 10:05 pm, 41 year old Mandisa Brooks entered Wal-Mart, placed items in her purse, and some items in her cart. Brooks went to a register and paid for the items in her cart, but not the items in her purse. Brooks was confronted by security at the front door of the store. When the security officer tried to get Brooks back into the store, Brooks pushed the security officer and struck the security officer in the face twice with a closed fist. Brooks was contacted by police in the parking lot and arrested without incident. The security guard was uninjured, and Brooks was transported to County Jail for robbery.
• ·12/6/16 at 9:30 pm, 34 year old Keilani Kioa was caught shoplifting at Fallas. Kioa was arrested by police without incident and issued a citation for the theft.
• ·12/6/16 at 4:41 pm, an anonymous neighbor called to report a burglary in progress at a home on Elkhorn Way. Three males were seen forcing entry into the home, and then removing items from the rear of the home in bags. Officers arrived on scene and the three males were all still in the back yard with bags full of stolen property. They fled upon seeing officers but were detained after running towards the water park. The victim house had forced entry and was found to contain a small marijuana grow (approx 30 plants). Indicia for one person was found in the residence, but officers were not able to contact her. The grow appeared to be legal with the necessary paperwork. Two juvenile males were arrested and booked at Juvenile Hall for burglary. 18 year old Quenzell Thomas was arrested for burglary and also had a no-bail warrant for assault with deadly weapon; he was booked at County Jail.
• ·12/6/16 at 12:35 am, an officer saw a suspicious vehicle parked at the Fellowship Church at 4873 Lone Tree Way. 40 year old Jason Judkins was sitting in the vehicle and had a warrant for his arrest. Judkins was arrested without incident and was sent to County Jail.
• ·12/5/16 at 7:30 pm, an officer conducted a traffic enforcement stop on a silver Saab with license plates that came back to a Honda. He contacted the driver, 22 year old Humberto Guevara, who had an outstanding warrant. Guevara was placed under arrest without incident and transported to County Jail.
• ·12/5/16 at 4:21 pm, 24 year old Arba Sullivan was detained for shoplifting at Safeway on Deer valley Rd. He refused to identify himself to loss prevention. Once officers arrived on scene, Sullivan identified himself, revealing an outstanding warrant. Sullivan was placed under arrest without incident and transported to County Jail.
• ·12/5/16 at 10:39 am, a resident from the 2400 block of D St. called APD to report his vehicle stolen. An officer learned that a neighbor, 22 year old Gabriel Loera, was a possible suspect, but they did not have any proof at that time. A few hours later, the victim saw Loera bring the car back and go into his house. The officer located Loera at his residence and detained him. The victim positively identified Loera and wanted him arrested. Loera was booked at County Jail for vehicle theft.
• ·12/5/16 at 3:45 am, officers located a stolen Nissan occupied on 6th St. The Nissan immediately took off and drove onto the sidewalk on 5th St. a block away. The driver, 24 year old Crystal Coleman, fled on foot and was apprehended on the front porch of a home in the 600 block of 5th St. Coleman spontaneously stated she “did not know the truck was stolen” and “took off only because she was scared of cops.” Coleman was arrested and transported to County Jail for vehicle theft.
• ·12/4/16 at 10:30 pm, an officer observed suspicious subjects in the parking lot at the Ramada Inn. One subject, later identified as 37 year old Kevin Pardue, was sitting on a stolen Harley Davidson motorcycle. The officer contacted the subjects and was able to give dispatch the license plate. Dispatch advised the motorcycle was stolen. He held Pardue at gunpoint until additional officers arrived to assist. Pardue stated he was working on the motorcycle, but the owner was arrested, so he held on to it. Pardue was arrested for vehicle theft and transported to County Jail.
• ·12/4/16 at 10:00 pm, 54 year old Tarek Beskalis was located by officers after making criminal threats to a taxi driver as he was leaving Sutter Delta Hospital. The victim positively identified Beskalis at the scene. Beskalis was arrested and transported to County Jail for the threats.
• ·12/4/16 at 5:02 pm, a juvenile suspect was observed by Loss Prevention at Fallas Discount Store in the mall concealing various clothing items in her purse. Loss prevention continued to monitor the juvenile and observed her exit the store without paying for any of the merchandise. The suspect was detained and brought back to the LP office and found to have a pepper spray canister on a lanyard around her neck. She was released to her mother with a juvenile citation.
• ·12/4/16 at 1:07 am, an officer observed a pick-up truck tangled up in a chain link fence at the IFCO parking lot. Upon seeing the officer, 19 year old Reese Rayes fled the scene driving off-road near the Vineyard Practice Tee and surrounding fields, blacked out. There were several cars which also fled the scene. After an extensive search, we located Rayes’ vehicle abandoned. The license came back to Rayes with a Brentwood address. Brentwood PD went to the address and determined Rayes was last to drive the vehicle and provided a description. A subject matching Rayes was stopped on Main Street in Oakley. He initially lied about his name but when we checked his phone he admitted to driving. Rayes was arrested and eventually cite released for hit and run and evading. His vehicle was towed.
• ·12/3/16 at 11:59 pm, officers were dispatched to the area of Kaiser on Sand Creek Rd and Deer Valley Rd on a report of a male sleeping behind the wheel at the stop light. Upon arrival, officers contacted 38 year old Diamond Byas who displayed obvious signs of being overly intoxicated. Byas refused to do any FST’s but agreed to blow into the PAS device. Byas’ BAC showed to be .25%. Byas was arrested for DUI without incident and later transported to County Jail for a sobering period.
• ·12/3/16 at 3:01 am, an officer contacted 34 year old Laurence Wiley during a suspicious vehicle check at the dead end of 19th Street. Wiley initially lied about his name; however, the officer was able to figure out his true name. It was discovered that Wiley had an outstanding felony warrant. Wiley was arrested and transported to County Jail.
• ·12/3/16 at 1:01 am, an officer observed 24 year old Robert Stalker going through a parked Jeep Cherokee in front of a home in the 2900 block of Garfield Place. Stalker walked away from the Jeep acting suspicious once he saw the police. The officer made contact with Stalker as he approached the front door to the residence. The resident advised he knew Stalker and stated Stalker had attempted to sell him a Honda Civic, which was parked in the driveway. A VIN check on the Honda showed it to be a stolen vehicle. The Jeep was determined to belong to Stalker and inside the Jeep were stolen auto parts and indicia belonging to the Honda. Stalker was arrested and transported to County Jail for vehicle theft.
• ·12/2/16 at 9:40 pm, an officer made a vehicle enforcement stop for CVC violations on Lemontree Way and Sycamore Dr. The officer contacted 26 year old Clarence Smith who was determined to be driving on a suspended license and on searchable probation for burglary. During search of Smith’s vehicle, officers located suspected heroin. Smith was arrested and transported to County Jail on a probation violation and narcotics charges.
• ·12/2/16 at 6:23 pm, 53 year old Stephanie Harvey came into the police department for a vehicle release. Officers were aware she had an outstanding warrant and responded to the lobby, but she had left. She was later contacted at her residence, taken into custody without incident and sent to County Jail.
• ·12/2/16 at 4:10 am, an officer contacted 35 year old Michael Kyle at Dutch Pride Dairy at 507 E. 18th St. and found him to have a warrant for his arrest. Kyle was taken into custody without incident and booked into County Jail.
• ·12/1/16 at 10:27 pm, an officer contacted 30 year old Wallace Stevens for a municipal code violation at 9th St. and G St. Stevens was found to have a no-cite warrant and arrested without incident. He was booked into County Jail.
• ·12/1/16 at 9:08 pm, an officer contacted 35 year old Timara Rutland at a home in the 900 block of G St. for a trespassing complaint. She was found to have a warrant for her arrest. Rutland was released on scene on a signed promise to appear and left the area.
• ·12/1/16 at 4:53 pm, an officer contacted 38 year old Jamie Garcia and 23 year old Christopher Anderson at East Hills Vet at 2325 Buchanan Rd. The officer was aware Garcia had been warned previously not to trespass on the property by the owner. Anderson was with Garcia and drinking an alcoholic beverage. Both were cited and released on their promise to appear.
• ·12/1/16 at 4:02 pm, an officer conducted extra patrol at Waldie Plaza for various ATMC violations. He was able to tow two vehicles for expired registration. The officer cleared the lot of all subjects who had set up camp or were living out of their vehicles.
• ·12/1/16 at 9:43 am, an officer contacted 23 year old Demaria Lopez who was loitering and trespassing at the Shell station at 4198 Lone Tree Wy. He was arrested and booked into County Jail.