Patrol Division Weekly Activity Report 7/8/10 to 7/14/10
REPORTS: 86
ARRESTS: 34
DUI’s: 1
Moving citations: 12
Non moving citations: 1
Statistics
Arrests included: 12 for drug influence / drug paraphernalia, 5 warrant arrests, 4 for public intoxication, 4 for violation of probation or parole, 2 each for shoplifting, domestic violence, and resisting arrest, and 1 each for burglary, battery, and possession of heroin. Probation or parole holds were placed on 3 of these arrests.
Officers investigated 4 traffic collisions and 1 injury traffic collision, and took reports of; 8 thefts, 8 vandalisms, 7 child endangerment or neglect, 6 burglaries, 5 found property, 2 domestic violence, 2 transporting marijuana, 2 abandoned vehicles, and 1 each of; fraud, assault with a firearm, suicidal person, and a missing person. Two vehicles were impounded for 30 days due to the drivers being unlicensed or suspended.
Officers assisted the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office with the investigation of a domestic assault with a knife, and the UPD Detective Division with an extensive burglary investigation.
Highlights for the Week
On July 10th at about 5:50 AM Ukiah Police responded to the area of the 800 block of South Oak Street regarding an interrupted vehicle burglary. A resident reported hearing loud noises from the area of several parked vehicles, and upon checking found a subject inside his vehicle. When confronted the subject ran away northbound. While responding, police officers found a resident of an apartment complex in the 700 block of South Oak Street, who reported hearing glass breaking in the area. The resident joined police in checking vehicles parked in the complex for damage, when an officer heard glass breaking from the adjoining complex. The officer was able to observe a subject entering the passenger door of a parked vehicle, and saw the window had been broken out. The officer confronted the suspect, later identified as 19 year old Jordan Quinn Cassenova Nunez, as he was attempting to remove a door mounted stereo speaker from the vehicle. Nunez responded by kicking the officer from inside the vehicle, then struck the officer’s hands away and tried to flee. The officer was able to get Nunez to the ground, and Nunez again kicked the officer and continued to fight despite being tased, and was eventually restrained until other officers arrived and helped place Nunez into custody.
Nunez was found in possession of several hand tools, as well as various items believed to have been taken from several other vehicles broken into in the area. The original caller identified Nunez as the subject he’d seen inside his vehicle. Police learned a residence in the 800 block of South Oak Street had also been burglarized, wherein a television and clothing were taken. Police determined the victim awoke to find the suspect in the bedroom, and yelled at the suspect to leave. Nunez was identified as the suspect and responsible for this break-in as well. The stolen items were recovered in the area. The Ukiah Police Detective Division was called out and responded to the scene, and continued to work this investigation throughout the weekend. Nunez was charged with several counts of burglary and theft, as well as battery on a police officer and resisting arrest, and was booked into the County Jail. Police believe Nunez may be connected to the series of recent vehicle and residential burglaries occurring in the area, and continue to investigate this case. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Police Department at 463-6262.
On July 13th at about 2:20 AM Ukiah Police responded to 1105 Airport Park Boulevard for the report of a fight in the area of the Quick Pick Market. Police contacted a male subject, who told police he’d been assaulted by several suspects whom were associated with a light colored van. As Police were talking to the subject, he pointed to a van traveling in the Wal Mart lot and identified it as the suspect vehicle. Police subsequently stopped the vehicle and contacted the driver, identified as 20 year old Calvin Dean Michel. There were several other male subjects also in the van. Michel was found to be intoxicated from drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana, and was arrested for DUI. Michel had an invalid drivers license from Arizona, and no California drivers license although he has apparently resided in California for the past 4 years. Michel was also charged with being an unlicensed driver. The male subject declined prosecution and left the area. Michel was booked into the County Jail.
On July 13th at about 8:20 AM Ukiah Police responded to the parking lot near Starbuck’s at 1212 Airport Park Boulevard, regarding a male driver apparently passed out behind the wheel. Police were advised drug paraphernalia was observed in the driver’s lap. Officers found 31 year old Daniel York Thomas, of San Francisco, seated in the driver’s seat of his vehicle. Thomas appeared to be sleeping, and he was holding a glass pipe commonly used to smoke methamphetamine in his hand. Thomas was awakened and arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. A search of Thomas’ vehicle revealed items commonly used to inject heroin, including numerous hypodermic syringes. Also inside the vehicle were 6 individual packages containing less than 1 gram each of suspected heroin. Thomas was additionally charged with possession of heroin, and booked into the County Jail.
On July 13th at about 10:55 PM Ukiah Police responded to 228 East Perkins Street, the Perkins Street Grill, to assist the Ukiah Fire Department with a subject having seizures. Paramedics were attempting to treat the seizure victim, who was lying on the floor, but were unable because of a female subject sitting over the top of the victim. Paramedics made several requests to 24 year old Dominique Yvette Monk to move away from the victim, but she refused. Officers also attempted to have Monk move, and had to pull Monk away so the victim could be treated. Monk resisted and pulled away from the officers, and was ultimately arrested after a brief struggle. Monk was booked into the County Jail for interfering with paramedics and police officers in the discharge of duties.
On July 14th at about 2:35 AM Ukiah Police stopped a bicyclist in the 200 block of Talmage Road. The subject was found to have been drinking, and told officers what was believed to be a false name. The subject denied being on parole, and began to distance himself from officers. The subject then tried to run and had to be physically brought to the ground where he fought briefly with officers. The subject was identified as 30 year old Lance Louis Hanberg, and was found to be on parole. Hanberg was booked into the County Jail for providing false identity, resisting arrest, and a parole hold.
Prepared by Captain Justin Wyatt
REPORTS: 86
ARRESTS: 34
DUI’s: 1
Moving citations: 12
Non moving citations: 1
Statistics
Arrests included: 12 for drug influence / drug paraphernalia, 5 warrant arrests, 4 for public intoxication, 4 for violation of probation or parole, 2 each for shoplifting, domestic violence, and resisting arrest, and 1 each for burglary, battery, and possession of heroin. Probation or parole holds were placed on 3 of these arrests.
Officers investigated 4 traffic collisions and 1 injury traffic collision, and took reports of; 8 thefts, 8 vandalisms, 7 child endangerment or neglect, 6 burglaries, 5 found property, 2 domestic violence, 2 transporting marijuana, 2 abandoned vehicles, and 1 each of; fraud, assault with a firearm, suicidal person, and a missing person. Two vehicles were impounded for 30 days due to the drivers being unlicensed or suspended.
Officers assisted the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office with the investigation of a domestic assault with a knife, and the UPD Detective Division with an extensive burglary investigation.
Highlights for the Week
On July 10th at about 5:50 AM Ukiah Police responded to the area of the 800 block of South Oak Street regarding an interrupted vehicle burglary. A resident reported hearing loud noises from the area of several parked vehicles, and upon checking found a subject inside his vehicle. When confronted the subject ran away northbound. While responding, police officers found a resident of an apartment complex in the 700 block of South Oak Street, who reported hearing glass breaking in the area. The resident joined police in checking vehicles parked in the complex for damage, when an officer heard glass breaking from the adjoining complex. The officer was able to observe a subject entering the passenger door of a parked vehicle, and saw the window had been broken out. The officer confronted the suspect, later identified as 19 year old Jordan Quinn Cassenova Nunez, as he was attempting to remove a door mounted stereo speaker from the vehicle. Nunez responded by kicking the officer from inside the vehicle, then struck the officer’s hands away and tried to flee. The officer was able to get Nunez to the ground, and Nunez again kicked the officer and continued to fight despite being tased, and was eventually restrained until other officers arrived and helped place Nunez into custody.
Nunez was found in possession of several hand tools, as well as various items believed to have been taken from several other vehicles broken into in the area. The original caller identified Nunez as the subject he’d seen inside his vehicle. Police learned a residence in the 800 block of South Oak Street had also been burglarized, wherein a television and clothing were taken. Police determined the victim awoke to find the suspect in the bedroom, and yelled at the suspect to leave. Nunez was identified as the suspect and responsible for this break-in as well. The stolen items were recovered in the area. The Ukiah Police Detective Division was called out and responded to the scene, and continued to work this investigation throughout the weekend. Nunez was charged with several counts of burglary and theft, as well as battery on a police officer and resisting arrest, and was booked into the County Jail. Police believe Nunez may be connected to the series of recent vehicle and residential burglaries occurring in the area, and continue to investigate this case. Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Police Department at 463-6262.
On July 13th at about 2:20 AM Ukiah Police responded to 1105 Airport Park Boulevard for the report of a fight in the area of the Quick Pick Market. Police contacted a male subject, who told police he’d been assaulted by several suspects whom were associated with a light colored van. As Police were talking to the subject, he pointed to a van traveling in the Wal Mart lot and identified it as the suspect vehicle. Police subsequently stopped the vehicle and contacted the driver, identified as 20 year old Calvin Dean Michel. There were several other male subjects also in the van. Michel was found to be intoxicated from drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana, and was arrested for DUI. Michel had an invalid drivers license from Arizona, and no California drivers license although he has apparently resided in California for the past 4 years. Michel was also charged with being an unlicensed driver. The male subject declined prosecution and left the area. Michel was booked into the County Jail.
On July 13th at about 8:20 AM Ukiah Police responded to the parking lot near Starbuck’s at 1212 Airport Park Boulevard, regarding a male driver apparently passed out behind the wheel. Police were advised drug paraphernalia was observed in the driver’s lap. Officers found 31 year old Daniel York Thomas, of San Francisco, seated in the driver’s seat of his vehicle. Thomas appeared to be sleeping, and he was holding a glass pipe commonly used to smoke methamphetamine in his hand. Thomas was awakened and arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. A search of Thomas’ vehicle revealed items commonly used to inject heroin, including numerous hypodermic syringes. Also inside the vehicle were 6 individual packages containing less than 1 gram each of suspected heroin. Thomas was additionally charged with possession of heroin, and booked into the County Jail.
On July 13th at about 10:55 PM Ukiah Police responded to 228 East Perkins Street, the Perkins Street Grill, to assist the Ukiah Fire Department with a subject having seizures. Paramedics were attempting to treat the seizure victim, who was lying on the floor, but were unable because of a female subject sitting over the top of the victim. Paramedics made several requests to 24 year old Dominique Yvette Monk to move away from the victim, but she refused. Officers also attempted to have Monk move, and had to pull Monk away so the victim could be treated. Monk resisted and pulled away from the officers, and was ultimately arrested after a brief struggle. Monk was booked into the County Jail for interfering with paramedics and police officers in the discharge of duties.
On July 14th at about 2:35 AM Ukiah Police stopped a bicyclist in the 200 block of Talmage Road. The subject was found to have been drinking, and told officers what was believed to be a false name. The subject denied being on parole, and began to distance himself from officers. The subject then tried to run and had to be physically brought to the ground where he fought briefly with officers. The subject was identified as 30 year old Lance Louis Hanberg, and was found to be on parole. Hanberg was booked into the County Jail for providing false identity, resisting arrest, and a parole hold.
Prepared by Captain Justin Wyatt