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SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK:

One of the major things we can do to help prevent crime and apprehend criminals is calling in suspicious activity which is occurring in our neighborhoods. Below are the stats regarding suspicious activity calls so far this year - called in by the community (1/1/09 to 6/24/09).

Suspicious circumstances in progress:

2008: 603
2009: 543

Suspicious Circumstances (within last 15 minutes):

2008: 230
2009: 277

What do these mean? We have received 47 more calls this year from YOU regarding something suspicious that happened with the last 15 minutes of YOU calling - GREAT News! Good Job!

We have received 60 LESS calls from YOU regarding Suspicious Circumstances that are currently occurring in our neighborhoods... This isn't good unless there is actually less crime and less issues in our neighborhoods then last year (I suspect this isn't the case). We need to continue working on getting our neighbors to call in ALL suspicious activity...

Even if an officer doesn't get there in time to catch the suspicious Characters - call in the next time - You never know when an officer might be right around the corner and get there in time!

If it's suspicious - Call it in!

-Capt. Daniel Hahn

NATOMAS COPS LOG:

*** Updated 7/7. Click here for complete cops log. ***

7/4/09

10:30 pm, 500 block of Bowman, Shooting

Northgate/Gardenland

The victim was sitting in a chair watching fireworks outside the house. She was shot in the stomach area. The victim and friends didn't see anyone shooting but said there were numerous shots fired in the area due to it being the 4th of July. It is unknown how this happened but the victim's friends think it could have been from someone shooting a gun in the air and the bullet coming down and striking the victim.

3:20 pm, 3800 block of Gresham, Found gun

Westlake/N. Natomas

The resident got her car back from the repair shot and found new tires and gun under the seat that did not belong to her. Officers confiscated the gun and tires and will continue the investigation with the repair shop.

2:46 am, 2900 block of Trap Rock Wy, Arrest

Creekside/N. Natomas

Officer Barrett was able to determine a subject that lived at the above location had a felony warrant for fraudulent receipt of public assistance and perjury. He went to the house and the family stated the suspect wasn't there. After about 10 minutes, the suspect came out of the house. Shawnette Perry 1/22/76 was arrested for her warrant.

7:57 am, 2420 Seamist #3, Arrest

S. Natomas

Officers Chipp and Trejo went to the above address to located a subject with 4 outstanding warrants. No one answered the door and as officers were attempted to get the lock open, they could feel someone holding the lock on the inside of the door. They eventually got the door open and found the suspects girlfriend on the other side of the door who admitted to holding the lock and knowing police officers were attempting to get inside. She also told officers the suspect wasn't there. the officers located the suspect hiding under some clothes under the bed. They told him to come out but he stayed motionless and officers had to lift up the bed. They arrested Freddie Daniel 2/25/81 for resisting officers, his 4 warrants and violation of probation. They arrested his 24 yr. old girlfriend for obstructing officers.

7/3/09

6:09 pm, 100 block of Groth Cir., Fight

Gateway West/N. Natomas

Officers responded to a call of a fist fight at the above location. The victim's accused the neighbor of throwing eggs at their house which resulted in the victim hitting the neighbor. Several (possibly 8) subjects went to the victim's house a few minutes later and beat up the 3 victim's in their home. The victim's all had moderate facial injuries and some property was moved around inside the home. The two main suspects were described as male black 18-25 yrs., 6'0", thin, #2. male black 13-18 yrs, 5'6", twisties and possibly goes to a local middle school.

9:17 am, 4500 Tyneborne St.(apartment complex), Burglary/Arrest

Sundance Lake

The suspect broke into the apartment through a window and took money and video games. The victim thought the suspects might be friends of her son's. Officers located the possible suspect. The investigation led officers to the property the suspect hid in the storm drain at Quail Park. The property was recovered, but a possible 2nd suspect had the money. The 13 yr. old (known to the victim's son) was arrested for burglary and possession of stolen property. The 13 yr. old lives in the same complex.

9:19 am, Las Coches/Delgado (Pedestrian Bridge), Vandalism

S. Natomas

Witnesses observed two subjects spray painting graffiti on the pedestrian bridge and called police. Officers arrested and noticed gang graffiti sprayed on the bridge. They knew of a house in the area that had previous issues. They went to 1885 Oak Mill Way and located two subjects that matched the description. The investigation revealed the one suspect was the person spraying gang graffiti on the bridge. They arrested Ramiro Solis 19 yrs. old for vandalism.

7/2/09

4:49pm, 2851 Del Paso Rd (Bank of America), Fraud/Arrest

N. Natomas

Officers responded to a call at the bank regarding the suspect attempting to cash a fraudulent check. the suspect stole the Social Security card and Advantage Card from her friend and attempted to get money from the bank. This same suspect had cashed over $1,500 worth of money fraudulently previously. She initially lied about her name to officers and gave her friends name who she stole the items from. She was on probation for financial crimes already. Heather Jones 3/23/88 was arrested for false personation, unauthorized use of I.D. w/ priors, violation of probation, possession of stolen property, conspiracy, burglary, forgery, and a misdemeanor warrant.

3:51 pm, 1800 block of Club Center Dr., Burglary

N. Natomas

The victim got out of the shower and heard some loud banging on the front door. She went into another room and didn't answer the door. When she came out she saw the suspects inside her house. They fled upon seeing her. The suspect's had pried open his front door. They were described as #1 male Hispanic adult, 5'10", black t-shirt, jeans w/ short hair. #2 Male Hispanic adult, goetee, short hair, black shirt and beige pants. The victim's stated this might be regarding an ongoing money issue with the victim's brother.

3:30 pm, 1800 Crossmill Wy., burglary

S. Natomas

The suspect broke into the house and took numerous items (ie jewelry, computer, tv etc.). A neighbor possibly saw the suspects leave in a grey or green faded Ford Taurus or Toyota Camry. The suspects were described as 4 male black adults wearing white gloves.

3:25pm, 2200 block of Coroval Dr., Attempt Burglary

S. Natomas

The victim was in bed when they heard a noise in the back yard. They opened the blinds and observed two subjects in the back yard. They fled the area when the victim saw them. The suspects had already opened the kitchen window and put the screen on the ground. The suspects were described as #1 male Hispanic adult w/ big curly hair. #2 male Hispanic adult with white shirt. The suspects are possibly driving a Green Dodge Intrepid (90's) with a couple of other subjects.

***Updated 7/7. Click here for complete cops log.***

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