CSI was requested for prints. 20-4513 / 503p @ Diesel & Belloit / 2330 hrs. Information was passed on to the officers on the concert game plan to be on the lookout. The suspect hasapparently been causing quite a few issues in this area lately and Officer was already familiar with him, and had knowledge of his local haunts. As officers worked the 925 (occupied by several people) they learned the possible identity of the fleeing (S) who showed to be on PRCS. After leaving the ATM, Victim was approached by a mint green van that pulled up in front of him. At 0315 hours we were advised that CHP had located the vehicle abandoned and we are currently working on getting access to it. Additional officers respondedto assist and contact witnesses. The suspect fled into a wooded area. The subject was booked into jail for 647(F) PC and his two warrants, and served with a 602 PC notice. When the homeowner confronted the suspect, he threatened him with a knife and fled from the residence. The driver was taken into custody, without incident, after he drove down a dead-end road. 19-291438 / Arson / Orchard and Barandas / 1B / 0845 Hrs. A Lojack activation was received in the 2C area around 0900 hours with units initially UTL. The young driver appeared extremely intoxicated. Officers responded toXXXX Mendel Way regardinga male subject that had been shot. Based on the possibility of the victim still being inside the house we forced entry. CHP chased the suspect to Vacaville and applied the PIT a couple of times. Officers checked the area with negative results. Sergeant located a stolen Ford E350 which was taken in an SSO business burglary on 12/31/19. Four different cars were broken into, and the suspects were described as: Three male juveniles 15-17yrs old, all approx 58 6 tall and wearing backpacks. 19-342038 / 2400 block Del Paso Blvd (2B) / SStop / 1043 hrs. 19-418896 / 2800 block Bridgeford Dr 1B / 927P / 1050 hrs, Officers responded to the above address to do follow up on a series of burglaries in which one subject was already arrested (19-416042). A metal cross piece had been cut and was dangling from the bottom of the car. The driver refused commands and attempted to enter the drivers seat again, when K9 deployed his partner on a direct send. RTCC was advised for follow up. Officer conducted a traffic stop and determined that the passenger was on probation. Further follow up to be conducted. Driver blew .000, but was showing definite signs of being under the influence of a narcotic. The suspect was arrested for power theft (498 PC) and marijuana cultivation (11358(c)HS). Investigation by North-GET Shot-Spotter officers. K9 responded to clear the building with neg results. The victim is a validated Manor gang member. Officer D. Smith responded to a vehicle burglary in progress, as he arrived he observed two men hopping onto a couple of bicycles. A stolen 1995 Chevy Silverado triggered the POD camera at Northgate & San Juan. was able to obtain a full confession from the suspect about the theft, as well as the fact that he had sold the other twosnow boards already. Subject was identified who had a misdemeanor warrant for 487(A) PC. Caller called back stating that she no longer had visual after he got to El Camino Ave. 19-75893 / Felony Assault / 4300 block of Burgess Dr. Officers were alerted to the above location regarding an SPD Bait Laptop that had been taken. There was no force used. 11351HS 11370.1HS 11378HS 11379HS 25400PC 25800PC 25850(C)2PC 29800PC 30305PC. The (S) also had a quantity of heroin on his person. The suspect was arrested. SPD Units responded to the area to assist. A MWA was located with the van and during the investigation, it was determined that he had been in possession of the van, but denied stealing it. They used a crowbar to force entry on two locked glass doors. SWAT and patrol units converged on the residence and called Daniels out. Moments later, Monicas husband arrived and pointed a handgun at the victim. In amirandized statement the suspect admitted to five (5) burglaries. Outside agencies were given info about the vehicle. 19-393076 / POD / Grand Ave Dry Creek / 2A / 1245. The R/P described the handguns very well leading the officers to believe that she was being truthful and knew how people move around when putting a gun in their waistband. 19-384634 / 211 / 2000 block Marconi Ave / 2C / 2137 hrs. Officers obtained the license plate and pursued the vehicle, but were unable to keep up with it due to speeds. (community complaint), Speed enforcement on Del Paso Blvd between Marconi and Marysville. The other occupants were identified, released. In some manner NorCal had learned of the victims' home address. No vehicle description, no suspect description. Ultimately the decision was made to make a SWAT callout as well as have a SW written. Hoh, who was at the Arden Way exit ramp. Round Table was the only business to havesurveillance video, but the responsible wasnt able to access their system (Bay Alarm). The dark sedan fled as well after the shooting. The canvases of the area turned up the best info that officers were able to use with all the detained subjects. The air unit observed subjects going in and out of a residence on Cattle Dr. One of the subjects was seenmoving pots aroundin the backyard. Upon officers arrival they located the driver and began providing initial first aide until fire arrived on scene. Deadly Natomas shooting suspect had previously been banned from - KXTV The owner of Little Caesars advised they had another store in Antelope that was hit the same way 2 weeks ago. Other 01/12/2023 1:43 AM 2800 BLOCK OF GATEWAY OAKS DR Theft 01/12/2023 1:08 AM 4600 BLOCK OF BOLLENBACHER AVE Other 01/12/2023 1:00 AM 2800 BLOCK OF GATEWAY OAKS DR Other 01/12/2023 12:42 AM 800 BLOCK OF SAN JUAN RD Other 01/12/2023 12:36 AM 4900 BLOCK OF WESTLAKE . A subject exited the vehicle and went into disappeared into the dark alleyway between houses. One was apprehended and found to have a felony warrant for his arrest, in addition to the presence of some crystal methamphetamine. Officers continued to search the immediate surroundings when a call came in from the mother stating that she had her child run off from her. 20-47458 / ATTPU / 100 block Opportunity St. / 2B / 1330 Hrs. NCU was notified re: this incident for potential f/u related to the video. Luckily he was not hurt, but he was arrested. He is also on probation to this address. The (S) could barely perform FSTs. STAR picked up the vehicle which had driven to the 2nd story parking garage by the JC Pennys and observed 4 subjects exit the vehicle. The suspects fled into a lime green 70s Monte Carlo with green rims. SPD responded to Ainger Cir regarding eight gunshots in the area. / 1C. Also located in a safe was cash, indicia, a pistol and a shotgun. A subsequent DUI investigation determined the driver was under the influence, and blew a PAS of .13%. Tsverov and Ofc. The subjects started going inside the residence. : Detectives released an IB regarding a 459 that occurred in the South area where a vehicle platewas captured. Seven license plate readers were installed near every entrance to the 'Hamptons' community in North Natomas in February.Subscribe at: https://goo.gl/vai8EuFi. As officer approached the suspect, the suspect jumped into the driver seat of the pursuit vehicle and took off. Sacramento Entertainer 'DJ Gio' Identified Among 2 People Killed In Officers responded to a suspicious subject looking into vehicles in the parking lot of the Family Fitness. An area check was conducted with negative results. The pedestrian was wearing dark clothing, so the driver of the truck did not see him until it was too late and he hit him. At that point the females boyfriend came out of a hiding spot, hit the victim in the head with a handgun, and then searched his pockets stealing cash. He was prohibited from possessing firearms. When they got to south end of the yard, the fourth MBA exited the unlocked vehicle he had been hiding in. The suspect left behind a screwdriver and hammer which were collected for prints/dna. Surveillance video was obtained but no license plate was visible on the suspect vehicle. At this time1B33 Officersjoined the pursuit followed by a sergeant. The suspect slowing drove away trying to get the victims attention. Life saving measures were immediately started on both subjects. Smith intercepted the suspect vehicle leaving the storage facility, and detained both occupants. A FWA & FBA enter the store, and selected approximately $700 worth of merchandise. Mueller constructed a photo line-up containing the suspect, met with the victim who ultimately positively identified the suspect (Robert Crittle, 5/1/59) as the person responsible for the stabbing. Stiles refused to give up without a fight. Next door to the Round Table, Taqueria Zapotlanejo, also had its front glass door window shattered and nothing appeared to have been taken. Officers administered Narcan to the subject who began spontaneously breathing and was then able to walk to a nearby ambulance. With the assistance of Arden Mall Security and SSD, the occupants were located in the Kohls Department Store. A use of force canvass was done and nearby citizens witnessed the whole event and complimented SPD for the professional apprehension. He had been riding a bicycle when he was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene. Officers responded to the above location regarding a felony assault report. He was cited and released for 11364 H&S and 11377(a) H&S. The vehicle went into the Arden Fair Mall and parked along Arden Way. Officers soon arrived and confirmed4 good 459s to vehicles. 20-45569 2800 Rio Linda Blvd 901 Fatal 1810 hrs 2B. Approximately 15 minutes later the same described suspects entered the Metro PCS store on Norwood and committed another take over robbery. Officers conducted a search of the vehicle and located a Milwaukee Sawz-all with metal cutting blades and an industrial car jack. Natomas News & Information | The Natomas Buzz When Officers arrived on scene, the victim stated thata subject possibly named X had stabbed him 3 times over a lighter. Follow-up during that incident resulted in the suspect being identified and PC arrestable for 2800.2 CVC pending an arrest warrant. Hethen walked out of the store while acting belligerent towards the loss prevention employee. Officers were able to get the victim an EPO and a GVRO. During the contact Officer suspected the vehicle was stolen but the car came back clear. 20-125156 / E. Commerce/Ottumwa / 901 / 0812 hrs. The suspect was said to have ties to Sacramento and was driving a listed vehicle. Knowing that Aranda did not live there, Ofc. 2B/ ShotSpotter-187/ Strawberry Manor Park/ 1457 hours/ 19-121917. The (V) positively IDd the (S). 19-75824 / Felony Assault / Colfax St and Arden Way2226 Hrs / Old North Sacramento (2C)The suspect had a minor fender bender with the victim, who was on a motorcycle. She observed a subject riding his bike after dark with no light. Officers were handling a call at the south end of Ninos Parkway. More arrests are expected. Gray located the vehicle at a car wash at 3214 Northgate Blvd. Luckily Officer has excellent land speed and was able to close the gap, eventually trapping the suspect in a thicket. However, they could see that the subjects were putting something into their waistbands. Suspect fled the scene prior to R/Os arrival and made its way S/B on the bike trail, to Gateway Oaks. The victim was hit one time (not critical). After conducting a walk-thru of the business, it was determined that the business had been 459d. Astruggle immediately ensued and the suspect was taken into custody without incident or force. RPD likely took the lead as the pursuing agency and the 245 (V) agency. A SWAT/CNT/EOD call out was done. Additional officers arrived on scene to assist. The subj was arrested without incident for a warrant, no fresh arson charges could be substantiated. They followed and assaulted a MWJ at the location. The vehicle still had no headlights and was driving very slow. 2 sporting good store sent in an on line theft report telling of a subject that stole three snow boards which valued over $1500. Officers responded to a 901a. They attempted to contact the subject who immediately ditched his backpack and fled. Ultimately the officers were able to talk the (S) into compliance and she was taken into custody without further issue. 19-115971 / 503B / Rollingbrook Cir / 2128 hours. Upon arrival it was determined that a vehicle collision had occurred and one of the parties was 922. Officers contacted the subjects and could smell the odor of burnt marijuana coming from inside of the vehicle. 20-19754 / TSTOP /Eleanor Ave & Oakmont St / 0027 hours / 2B. 19-316823/ 415/ 500 block Jessie Ave/ 2A/ 2029 hrs. and Connie / 2A / 1209 Hrs. He was told to stop running several time and warned that a CED would be deployed. He was hit in the back of the head by an unknown blunt object. The female driver arrived a few minutes later on foot and the suspect vehicle was located nearby. One of the occupants admitted to renting the car from a transient subject for $100 and some marijuana. 19-316309 / 952 Cover Call / 1600 block Kathleen Ave / 1146 hrs / 2B. The mans brother arrived and debriefed the officers on his erratic behavior and very aggressive dogs. Suspects were arrested for firearms charges:. When officers arrived a man with no shirt on sprinted out the side of the house and down the street while officers pursued him on foot. Units responded for a neighbor who observed a broken window at the office with blinds hanging outside window frame. Per the family, the suspect came over, used a bat to break windows and kicked in the front door, presumably to get money. 19-111664 / Northgate Blvd @ Haggin Ave / Pursuit-Arrest / 0120 hours. 19-334491 2900 block Rio Linda Bl 415w / 459 1511 hrs. Officer conducted a traffic stop on a white Ford F150 for 4000(a) CVC. Units were called in to assist on theATTPU. 19-336660 Drug Arrest 1300 block Silica Ave. 1730 Hrs.. Officers responded to a return call of homeless subjects setting up camp in the area. A search of the vehicle was done with negative results. of heroin and approximately $30-35,000 in cash in the attic. Ofc. 19-414683 / 245 / 2600 block Fairfield St / 2B / 0733hrs. Officers found that the (Ss) had rammed a vehicle into the front window of an eye care business. She was detained without incident and booked into jail for her parole violation warrant. CIU issued an officer safety IB. 1/27 at approx. Shippen held both at gunpoint for several minutes, before the driver started the truck again, and initiated a vehicle pursuit. 19-76378 / 459 veh / 3625 Northgate Blvd / 1309 hoursNorthgate (1C)The (Vs) were travelling thru Sacramento and pulled into the Food Co shopping center to get food and upon returning to their vehicle were victims of a window smash where property was taken. Officers contacted suspect who was found to be on parole and have priors for attempt homicide and felony assault. The community known as 'The Hamptons' in North Natomas has installed seven license plate readers at all of the main entrances into the neighborhood in hopes of making their community a safer. 19-413647 / SSTOP / Oakmont and Calvados / 2C / 0740 Hrs. / 1914 hrs. Officers are still looking for the female acquaintance and Twin Rivers advised they will potentially have video surveillance available tomorrow. Unknown if anything taken. Upon arrival officers located (S) sitting outside one of the Starbucks doors next to his bike. Officers located him on foot nearby. Suspect vehicle then got onto EB 80 whereit then exited Marysville Blvd. A citizen called in to report a possible theft/vandalism to a bank of residential mailboxes. Today in roll call, NCU Sgt. Officer contacted staff who advised that if the family couldbe given a ride to their location, they could give them housing today. located a loaded 9mm handgun with a 15 round extended mag inside a satchell / fanny pack. Once on scene, they identified the subject and learned that he was not in compliance with his 290PC registration. The witness on his own accord sought out the porch thieves where he proceeded to follow the suspects but eventually stopped. Ofc. It is our intention to list suspect apprehensions and crimes of interest (i.e., robberies, assaults, burglaries, homicides), traffic enforcement efforts, and other information that would be of interest to the community. The victim drove away with the kids and called the police. When he awoke, he saw that a bullet had been shot from the apartment underneath his. The driver was found to be on formal searchable probation for narcotic sales. A POD hit came out of a vehicle associated to a Parolee at Large. as he was out proactively patrolling his neighborhood. with two subjects on board. The victim observed what he thought was 2 MBAs fighting in the street when all of a sudden they approached his car, pulled out a handgun and demanded the victims car, a silver, 2015, Ford Escape. Officers went to the rooms and made contact with several female subjects. Officers responded to a robbery at the store. It is unknown if they got into a vehicle. The victim and suspect set up the location via text message earlier in the day. One of the vehicles fled at a high rate of speed upon seeing officers. Thecaller stated that the male was still inher house. Officer X did a basic search of the suspect and found that he had a recently updated DMV address. The caller provided dispatch withboth a suspect description as well as a license plate for the vehicle. An article search by two ace K-9 handlers did not turn up any discarded contraband. The subject was located and immediately surrendered without any use of force. The North POPteam conducted a probation search of two subjects at a home on the 3300 block of Sendero St. 1 hour later, the vehicle hit the EB Marconi / BIZ 80 POD. When he was able to get behind the vehicle he observed it was unoccupied and parked in the driveway of the above address. The male was arrested for his PAL warrant and transported to jail. On 1-20-20 victim was in the above parking lot when he was attacked by a subject that came up from behind. until units lost sight of the vehicle. CSI responded for photos and the lock itself does not appear damaged although a city crew was asked to respond to confirm. Off Kraintz and his training partner Off Martina responded to Kaiser for this assault report. Several arrests are expected. Additionally, one of the suspects still had bits of broken glass on him when arrested. Officers began to initiate a patrol surround and callout. NGET officers responded to the intersection with limited information regarding a male brandishing a gun then placing it in his back pocket. Dayshift officers and CSOs attended a Law Enforcement Appreciation service at the River City Baptist Church. He stated he had been diagnosed with schizophrenia. Witnesses advised a white pickup truck had been seen driving through an alley after the shooting. During their attempt to make contact with PAL at the front door, Officer observed the suspect exitthe back door and go through the fence (removed a couple of fence boards and enter into the backyard of the house to the rear. 3MBJs, 16-18,wearing hooded sweatshirts. The search located a Glock handgun that was not registered to the suspect, who is also a validated Oak Park gang member. Sacramento Crime Rate | Is Sacramento Safe? [Data, Stats, Reports, Map] 1st 20s, 6 tall,heavy set, with a dark colored bandana over his face, black shirt, dark colored jeans. As other units were arriving the MBA jumped back in the car and fled at a high rate of speed. 5 occupants in total were detained and a .22 caliber firearm was recovered. SSD broadcasted that the vehicle was occupied by two (2) MBs who hadjust foot bailed into a backyard on Balsam St. Units responded to the area and set up a perimeter. Ofc Paez eventually drove the subject to an area believed to have been one of his victims in an effort to properly ID it. Gray (1B15) was on routine patrol whenhe noticed a known subject in front of the 7-11 business that he knew to have a felony warrant for their arrest. We have had reports of 8-10 vehicles being broken into at a time. 19-225730/ 273.5/ 2400 block of Judith Resnik Ave/ 1A/ 0345. Both male and femalewere detained and both on probation. Great teamwork by all involved! The search warrant was the result of an investigation being conducted by NGET of several shootings between two rival gangs. The driver refused a PAS and was arrested for 23152(A) VC. He was found tobe on PRCS and also to be in possession of a meth pipe. 3 suspects were arrested. Looking for info on great schools for young kids, and crime data, traffic, etc.. 20-86 / SHOTS / 200 block Lindley Dr / 2B / 0424 hrs. Officer responded to the Shell station for a welfare check and contacted the subject who was crawling on the ground. Officer observed a 505 vehicle in the area. 1B/South Natomas/3291 Truxel Road #24-(Round Table)/245T-(Shooting)/1158 hours/19-150551. 20-16297: Shots Fired: 2300 block American Ave: 1901hrs. The (S) was IDd as Gerald WIlliams. Please feel free to share community events, crime prevention, business promotions, or anything else that makes us. Another MBJ passenger was booked for his 602WI No Bail warrant and another was a MP that was taken out of the system. Dispatch received a call from a male stating that 2 juveniles were trying to open a window and break into his residence. Arrested: Aleksey Divakov, 3/28/81, Xref: 3383592, 19-235549 / 211t / 2400 block Del Paso Blvd / 2B / 2308hrs. Vehicle failed to yield and went pursuit continuing w/b Arden. 19-414599 Grand Ave / Huron St TSTOP 0314 Hrs 2A. *School has started for Natomas Unified and we have already received multiple traffic complaints. Officers towed 4 vehicles. 19-327736 / 447P / 3500 block Truxel Rd / 1706 hrs / 1A, Officers initially responded to the location regarding a subject with a machete in the parking lot. Bloody clothing was in plain view in the backseat. The suspect had another younger male black with him. 19-414636 / 211 / 2800 block Normington Dr. / 1C / 0532 Hrs. Davis, on his shadow week, and Ofc. Thanks to officers he picked up a third along with a fresh drug charge. The subject was described as a MWA, 30s, 510-6, and driving a silver Nisan Pathfinder. Officers ability to establish a rapport with the subject brought this event to a safe conclusion when it appeared the subject was likely going to commit suicide. The suspect was lastseen running N/B. The decision was made to proceed with a SWAT call out. . The North POP Team worked with the CDCR Fugitive Apprehension Team to track down a parolee at large who also had a felony warrant for his arrest related to auto burglaries in the North Natomas area. District 1 and 2 officers secured the scene in the area of West El Camino/ American Ave and located 3-40 cal bullet casings and a projectile. Officers responded to the above area after receiving a POD hit on a stolen Toyota Camry. James checked the fence line, he located subject, Andre Smith (x-4795929) trying to hide in the bushes. 20-23949 / 505/ National Dr and Vista Park Ct/ UI/ 2210 hrs. Officers were unable to safely approach her due to the layout of the home/ stairway. Officers observed that there were no signs of forced entry. Suspect was charged with 451(C) PC, 11364 HS, and 1203.2 PC, 19-328240 / Aspenparke Way & Parkechannel Way / SSTOP / 0301 / 1B. Officers contacted multiple residents and the apartment manager but were unable to locate anyone who knew the subject. Officers responded and encountered quite a few transients living in an illegal campground on the levee and well into the area where water could run in the rainy season. The parcel owner was provided an AP fine. He was identified the suspect in another business 459 On Pell Cir from 9/25/19. Officers located the suspicious car on scene and contacted the two subjects inside. At approx. Officers responded to this location regarding a 245 with a knife. During a search of the apartment officers located the knife and the broom stick as evidence. Earlier in the week, Officer Reason was involved in a lengthy pursuit of a motorcycle where the suspect was able to elude capture after fleeing on foot.
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