Antioch City Council members and staff gather for the groundbreaking of the new Brackish Water Desalination Plant next to the Antioch Water Treatment Plant on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. Photo: City of Antioch
$110 million Brackish Water Desalination Plant made possible by State and City partnership
By Rolando Bonilla, Public Information Officer, City of Antioch
On Friday, Feb. 19, Antioch City Councilmembers and staff, along with state dignitaries, broke ground on the city’s new and historic Brackish Water Desalination Plant. At a price of $110 million, the project was made possible with $93 million in funding from the State, and $17 million from the City of Antioch.
It will be the first one in the entire California Delta and second in the Bay Area, in addition to the brackish water desalination plant built in Newark by the Alameda County Water District in 2003.
“Through this project, Antioch continues establishing itself as both a state and regional leader on environmental best practices,” said Mayor Lamar Thorpe. “I would like to thank Governor Newsom for California’s investment in making our Brackish Water Desalination Plant a reality. By working together, we exemplify the very best of our state and our city.”
It is a resiliency project that will mitigate the impacts of reduced fresh water flow and accomplish drought reliability improvements. The use and redirection of fresh water upstream has reduced the pressure on and caused intrusion of saltwater from the ocean. Antioch’s intake pumps, located at the end of Fulton Shipyard Road, are at the lowest point on the river. The situation will only worsen should the Delta Conveyance project (tunnel) be built and redirect more fresh water from north of the Delta, south, near the Clifton Court Forebay. (See related articles here and here)
Once completed, Antioch will be firmly positioned to preserve its pre-1914 water rights and provide the City with a reliable source of drinking water for generations.
“Water is the most precious of resources,” said City Manager Ron Bernal. “This is not only important for Antioch but also others who can become part of this project in the future.”
The City could sell some of the water from the plant to industrial users and other agencies.
The Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project will utilize existing infrastructure to the extent possible and construct new desalination facilities and associated infrastructure to improve the city’s water supply reliability and operational flexibility. Once constructed, the desalination facility, located at the existing water treatment plant at 401 Putnam Street, will provide for 6 million gallons per day (mgd) of capacity (producing up to 5,500-acre feet per year (ac-ft/yr).
The Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project consists of the following components:
- New river intake pump station to replace the existing San Joaquin River intake pump station. The pump station will consist of three 8 mgd pumps (16 mgd firm capacity), each with a fish screen that meets the protective criteria of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and National Marine Fisheries Service.
- New 3,000-foot pipeline connecting the City’s existing raw water pipeline to the City’s Water Treatment Plant to allow a direct connection and maximize the use of existing infrastructure
- New 6 mgd desalination facility (reverse osmosis, post-treatment systems, chemical feed and storage facilities, brine conveyance facilities, and other associated non-process facilities).
- Approximately 4.3 miles of a new brine disposal pipeline to convey discharge brine to the Delta Diablo Wastewater Treatment Plant for disposal into the San Joaquin River through an existing outfall. Discharge of brine water into the San Joaquin River will result in minor local increases in salinities that are within the tolerance range of native species.
Antioch is located along the San Joaquin River where it meets and mixes with the Sacramento River at the entrance to the Delta in Northern California, just off of Highway 4 in Contra Costa County.
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
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By City of Oakley
On Thursday, February 18, at approximately 4:25 AM, officers were dispatched to the 4600 block of La Vista Drive reference unknown suspects possibly breaking into vehicles. Officers arrived on scene and located a vehicle stopped in the middle of the street, with one male driver inside and two other males in the process of getting into the vehicle. They were carrying a floor jack. The subjects were detained and an initial investigation uncovered materials consistent with catalytic convertor theft within their vehicle.
Additionally, a vehicle in the area appeared to have been a victim of an attempted catalytic convertor theft; most likely thwarted by the officers’ arrival. The three males were arrested and later booked into jail on the charges. Their vehicle was also towed.
The Oakley Police Department truly appreciates the collaboration with its citizens. Together, we can help reduce crime in our City.
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By CCCSheriff.
Being held on $10 million bail; victim was 22-year-old Danny Guyse
By Pittsburg Police Department
It was September 27th, 2000, when Pittsburg Police Officers received a call about a man who had been shot while sitting in his car at 1605 Railroad Avenue. The victim was 22-year-old Danny Guyse of Pittsburg. Sadly, after he arrived at the hospital, Mr. Guyse died of his injuries.
Pittsburg Police Detectives had very little to work with in building a homicide case. There were no viable leads at the time. The only worthwhile information was that the person responsible possibly fled the scene in a light-colored Ford Mustang.
As with all homicide investigations, detectives continually worked the case over the following year. Ultimately, the investigation was assigned to the department’s Cold Case Unit in a continued effort to determine Mr. Guyse’s killer.
Over the next two decades, numerous suspects and persons of interest were developed and investigated.
In 2019 detectives got a break in this case and identified 44-year-old Paea Tasini as possibly involved in this homicide. As a result of the newly learned information, detectives authored a search warrant where detectives obtained additional information critical to the case.
Based on the newly obtained information and continued work by detectives, this case was taken to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office for review. On February 17, 2021, the District Attorney’s Office filed a criminal complaint charging Tasini for the murder of Danny Guyse. Tasini was additionally charged with another count of attempt murder related to a separate shooting that also occurred in 2000. Late Wednesday evening, with the assistance of the Elk Grove Police Department, detectives located Tasini at his residence in the city of Elk Grove and placed him under arrest. Tasini is currently being held at the Martinez Detention Facility on a $10 million bail.
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Photos: PHPD
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021 at about 10:45pm, Officers were sent to the Chevron Gas Station on Morello Avenue for a vehicle on fire. The fire destroyed the vehicle and damaged the gas pumps and overhang. Everyone got out safely.
The fire was likely caused by an electrical issue in the SUV and was put out by ConFire.
Read MoreDriver from Richmond died at the scene
By San Pablo Police Department
On Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, at 8:00 a.m., officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a reported stolen vehicle driving in the 14500 block of San Pablo Avenue. The driver failed to yield and a pursuit was initiated north-bound on San Pablo Avenue. Officers subsequently canceled the pursuit due to the unsafe reckless driving of the stolen vehicle. Within a short time, officers discovered the stolen vehicle was involved in a collision with another vehicle traveling south-bound on San Pablo Avenue just north of the Richmond Parkway.
Officers located the driver of the stolen vehicle, a 25-year-old Richmond resident, at the scene of the collision site and began administering life-saving measures. Tragically the subject succumbed to his injuries on scene.
The occupant of the second involved vehicle, a 34-year-old Hayward resident, sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. The roadway for north and south-bound traffic of San Pablo Avenue remained closed in the area for the investigation.
Per Contra Costa County protocol, San Pablo Police Department is jointly investigating this incident with the District Attorney’s Office and the assistance of the California Highway Patrol. The identities of the involved parties are being withheld pending family notifications. This is an active investigation and anyone with information in this case is encouraged to contact the San Pablo Police Department at 510-215-3150. All callers can remain anonymous.
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Artist’s sketch and photo of truck of purse snatcher suspect. By WCPD
By Walnut Creek Police Department
On Jan. 25, 2021 at about 5:20 pm, a female victim was sitting on the sidewalk in front of her apartment complex smoking a cigarette with her purse next to her. A male suspect came up behind her and grabbed her purse. The victim tried to prevent the suspect from taking her purse by holding onto it, but the suspect was eventually able to rip it from her hands and flee. The suspect got into a gold Toyota Tacoma driven by an unknown subject and left the scene.
The victim described the male suspect as follows: Tall, heavyset, Hispanic male, in his early 30’s, with long, black, wavy hair. He had thick lips and his lower lip hung down when he spoke. He had a thick Spanish accent and/or a lisp.
Suspect Vehicle Description: Gold Toyota Tacoma half cab, model year possibly 2010.
Attached is a sketch of the Suspect and a photo of the back of the Suspect Vehicle.
If you recognize this Suspect, please contact Det. Gerstner at 925-256-3578 or Gerstner@walnutcreekpd.com. Thank you.
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Bank surveillance camera photo (left) and mugshots of William Mulligan. Photos courtesy of PHPD
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
On Jan. 25, 2021, a subject entered the Bank of America in Pleasant Hill and attempted to rob the teller by passing a note demanding money. When the teller refused, the subject left and was not immediately apprehended.
He went on to rob two other banks in Walnut Creek and Concord that day. Through a coordinated investigation with several other agencies around the Bay Area, William Mulligan was identified and eventually arrested by Novato PD.
He will be tried at the federal level. Great job by all the agencies involved to make this arrest!
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Sawed-off shotgun and shells. Photo: BPD. Luis Martinezortiz. Photo: CCCSheriff
Drone, K9 used to apprehend suspect
By Brentwood Police Department
Tuesday afternoon residents were startled when a man entered their apartment through an unlocked slider door carrying a sawed-off shotgun. Fortunately, the quick actions of the residents allowed them to safely flee the apartment and dial 9-1-1. Officers quickly responded to the apartment complex and attempted to communicate with the unknown man, speaking to him in English and in Spanish, in an attempt to peacefully disarm him.
Luis Martinezortiz of Brentwood (55 years old) did not comply with officers’ commands and instead fled the apartment, shotgun in hand, running to the rear of the complex. Due to the nature of the situation and the location, a drone had been deployed above the apartment complex, giving officers an aerial view of the apartment complex grounds.
Drone shot of apartment complex and K9 Marco. Photos: BPD
The drone tracked Martinezortiz through the complex giving officers updated information on his location. K9 Marco arrived on scene and immediately began searching for Martinezortiz. Thanks to the extensive training our K9’s receive, K9 Marco located Martinezortiz effecting a successful arrest. Martinezortiz was transported to county jail and booked on burglary, possessing a loaded sawed-off shotgun, carrying a loaded firearm in public and carrying a loaded firearm and not being the registered owner.
The use of a drone and the assistance of K9 Marco were key components of a safe conclusion, perhaps sparing the public and our officers serious injury.
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Pleasant Hill Police Officers pull over the suspects in the car as they were fleeing the T-Mobile store. Photo: PHPD
Second Pleasant Hill cell phone store robbed this month
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
Earlier this week, our graveyard team was dispatched to an alarm at T-Mobile (552 Contra Costa Blvd). Several officers went directly to the business and found the back door had been cut off and the business burglarized. Another officer stopped a suspicious vehicle leaving the area of the business and it turned out the occupants of the car were the burglars!
This is the second cell phone store in Pleasant Hill to be robbed, this month. Another was hit on Sunday morning, Feb. 7 and the suspects were arrested. (See related article)
That’s team work! We work together as a unit to resolve conflicts, solve crimes, apprehend suspects, and manage dangerous situations. #teamwork
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
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Suspects Kevin Herman (left) from his Facebook page posted on Oct. 4, 2019 and Taylor Michelson (right) by CCCSheriff. Note: No arrest photo of Herman was available.
By Brentwood Police Department
We couldn’t let this go by without sharing it with you.
While most were sleeping soundly early Friday morning, Feb. 12, 2021 our graveyard officers were busy at work. While patrolling our city they located a stolen vehicle driving through town.
The vehicle eventually pulled into a residential driveway, but our officers weren’t too keen on letting the occupants go any further.
The driver, 30-year-old Kevin Herman (Pleasant Hill) and passenger, 29-year-old Taylor Michelson (Oakley), were safely taken into custody. During the arrest, officers found a concealed loaded pistol, a collapsible baton, and property related to identity theft inside the vehicle.
Illegal gun and baton in stolen car. Photos: Brentwood PD
Michelson had an outstanding felony warrant, and both males were given a ride to county jail on several charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and firearm related charges. According to LocalCrimeNews.com he has a history of arrests dating back to 2012 for such things as possession of drug paraphernalia, identity theft, receiving stolen property – motor vehicle and forgery.
Also according to the same website, Herman has a history of arrests by multiple agencies in Contra Costa County and the Bay Area dating back to 2013 for such things as drug possession, residential robbery, burglary, shoplifting and petty theft.
Criminals never stop ……. and neither do we!
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
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Antioch City Council members and staff gather for the groundbreaking of the new Brackish Water Desalination Plant next to the Antioch Water Treatment Plant on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. Photo: City of Antioch
$110 million Brackish Water Desalination Plant made possible by State and City partnership
By Rolando Bonilla, Public Information Officer, City of Antioch
On Friday, Feb. 19, Antioch City Councilmembers and staff, along with state dignitaries, broke ground on the city’s new and historic Brackish Water Desalination Plant. At a price of $110 million, the project was made possible with $93 million in funding from the State, and $17 million from the City of Antioch.
It will be the first one in the entire California Delta and second in the Bay Area, in addition to the brackish water desalination plant built in Newark by the Alameda County Water District in 2003.
“Through this project, Antioch continues establishing itself as both a state and regional leader on environmental best practices,” said Mayor Lamar Thorpe. “I would like to thank Governor Newsom for California’s investment in making our Brackish Water Desalination Plant a reality. By working together, we exemplify the very best of our state and our city.”
It is a resiliency project that will mitigate the impacts of reduced fresh water flow and accomplish drought reliability improvements. The use and redirection of fresh water upstream has reduced the pressure on and caused intrusion of saltwater from the ocean. Antioch’s intake pumps, located at the end of Fulton Shipyard Road, are at the lowest point on the river. The situation will only worsen should the Delta Conveyance project (tunnel) be built and redirect more fresh water from north of the Delta, south, near the Clifton Court Forebay. (See related articles here and here)
Once completed, Antioch will be firmly positioned to preserve its pre-1914 water rights and provide the City with a reliable source of drinking water for generations.
“Water is the most precious of resources,” said City Manager Ron Bernal. “This is not only important for Antioch but also others who can become part of this project in the future.”
The City could sell some of the water from the plant to industrial users and other agencies.
The Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project will utilize existing infrastructure to the extent possible and construct new desalination facilities and associated infrastructure to improve the city’s water supply reliability and operational flexibility. Once constructed, the desalination facility, located at the existing water treatment plant at 401 Putnam Street, will provide for 6 million gallons per day (mgd) of capacity (producing up to 5,500-acre feet per year (ac-ft/yr).
The Antioch Brackish Water Desalination Project consists of the following components:
- New river intake pump station to replace the existing San Joaquin River intake pump station. The pump station will consist of three 8 mgd pumps (16 mgd firm capacity), each with a fish screen that meets the protective criteria of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and National Marine Fisheries Service.
- New 3,000-foot pipeline connecting the City’s existing raw water pipeline to the City’s Water Treatment Plant to allow a direct connection and maximize the use of existing infrastructure
- New 6 mgd desalination facility (reverse osmosis, post-treatment systems, chemical feed and storage facilities, brine conveyance facilities, and other associated non-process facilities).
- Approximately 4.3 miles of a new brine disposal pipeline to convey discharge brine to the Delta Diablo Wastewater Treatment Plant for disposal into the San Joaquin River through an existing outfall. Discharge of brine water into the San Joaquin River will result in minor local increases in salinities that are within the tolerance range of native species.
Antioch is located along the San Joaquin River where it meets and mixes with the Sacramento River at the entrance to the Delta in Northern California, just off of Highway 4 in Contra Costa County.
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
Read MoreBy City of Oakley
On Thursday, February 18, at approximately 4:25 AM, officers were dispatched to the 4600 block of La Vista Drive reference unknown suspects possibly breaking into vehicles. Officers arrived on scene and located a vehicle stopped in the middle of the street, with one male driver inside and two other males in the process of getting into the vehicle. They were carrying a floor jack. The subjects were detained and an initial investigation uncovered materials consistent with catalytic convertor theft within their vehicle.
Additionally, a vehicle in the area appeared to have been a victim of an attempted catalytic convertor theft; most likely thwarted by the officers’ arrival. The three males were arrested and later booked into jail on the charges. Their vehicle was also towed.
The Oakley Police Department truly appreciates the collaboration with its citizens. Together, we can help reduce crime in our City.
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By CCCSheriff.
Being held on $10 million bail; victim was 22-year-old Danny Guyse
By Pittsburg Police Department
It was September 27th, 2000, when Pittsburg Police Officers received a call about a man who had been shot while sitting in his car at 1605 Railroad Avenue. The victim was 22-year-old Danny Guyse of Pittsburg. Sadly, after he arrived at the hospital, Mr. Guyse died of his injuries.
Pittsburg Police Detectives had very little to work with in building a homicide case. There were no viable leads at the time. The only worthwhile information was that the person responsible possibly fled the scene in a light-colored Ford Mustang.
As with all homicide investigations, detectives continually worked the case over the following year. Ultimately, the investigation was assigned to the department’s Cold Case Unit in a continued effort to determine Mr. Guyse’s killer.
Over the next two decades, numerous suspects and persons of interest were developed and investigated.
In 2019 detectives got a break in this case and identified 44-year-old Paea Tasini as possibly involved in this homicide. As a result of the newly learned information, detectives authored a search warrant where detectives obtained additional information critical to the case.
Based on the newly obtained information and continued work by detectives, this case was taken to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office for review. On February 17, 2021, the District Attorney’s Office filed a criminal complaint charging Tasini for the murder of Danny Guyse. Tasini was additionally charged with another count of attempt murder related to a separate shooting that also occurred in 2000. Late Wednesday evening, with the assistance of the Elk Grove Police Department, detectives located Tasini at his residence in the city of Elk Grove and placed him under arrest. Tasini is currently being held at the Martinez Detention Facility on a $10 million bail.
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Photos: PHPD
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
Thursday night, Feb. 18, 2021 at about 10:45pm, Officers were sent to the Chevron Gas Station on Morello Avenue for a vehicle on fire. The fire destroyed the vehicle and damaged the gas pumps and overhang. Everyone got out safely.
The fire was likely caused by an electrical issue in the SUV and was put out by ConFire.
Read MoreDriver from Richmond died at the scene
By San Pablo Police Department
On Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, at 8:00 a.m., officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a reported stolen vehicle driving in the 14500 block of San Pablo Avenue. The driver failed to yield and a pursuit was initiated north-bound on San Pablo Avenue. Officers subsequently canceled the pursuit due to the unsafe reckless driving of the stolen vehicle. Within a short time, officers discovered the stolen vehicle was involved in a collision with another vehicle traveling south-bound on San Pablo Avenue just north of the Richmond Parkway.
Officers located the driver of the stolen vehicle, a 25-year-old Richmond resident, at the scene of the collision site and began administering life-saving measures. Tragically the subject succumbed to his injuries on scene.
The occupant of the second involved vehicle, a 34-year-old Hayward resident, sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. The roadway for north and south-bound traffic of San Pablo Avenue remained closed in the area for the investigation.
Per Contra Costa County protocol, San Pablo Police Department is jointly investigating this incident with the District Attorney’s Office and the assistance of the California Highway Patrol. The identities of the involved parties are being withheld pending family notifications. This is an active investigation and anyone with information in this case is encouraged to contact the San Pablo Police Department at 510-215-3150. All callers can remain anonymous.
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Artist’s sketch and photo of truck of purse snatcher suspect. By WCPD
By Walnut Creek Police Department
On Jan. 25, 2021 at about 5:20 pm, a female victim was sitting on the sidewalk in front of her apartment complex smoking a cigarette with her purse next to her. A male suspect came up behind her and grabbed her purse. The victim tried to prevent the suspect from taking her purse by holding onto it, but the suspect was eventually able to rip it from her hands and flee. The suspect got into a gold Toyota Tacoma driven by an unknown subject and left the scene.
The victim described the male suspect as follows: Tall, heavyset, Hispanic male, in his early 30’s, with long, black, wavy hair. He had thick lips and his lower lip hung down when he spoke. He had a thick Spanish accent and/or a lisp.
Suspect Vehicle Description: Gold Toyota Tacoma half cab, model year possibly 2010.
Attached is a sketch of the Suspect and a photo of the back of the Suspect Vehicle.
If you recognize this Suspect, please contact Det. Gerstner at 925-256-3578 or Gerstner@walnutcreekpd.com. Thank you.
Read MoreBank surveillance camera photo (left) and mugshots of William Mulligan. Photos courtesy of PHPD
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
On Jan. 25, 2021, a subject entered the Bank of America in Pleasant Hill and attempted to rob the teller by passing a note demanding money. When the teller refused, the subject left and was not immediately apprehended.
He went on to rob two other banks in Walnut Creek and Concord that day. Through a coordinated investigation with several other agencies around the Bay Area, William Mulligan was identified and eventually arrested by Novato PD.
He will be tried at the federal level. Great job by all the agencies involved to make this arrest!
Read MoreSawed-off shotgun and shells. Photo: BPD. Luis Martinezortiz. Photo: CCCSheriff
Drone, K9 used to apprehend suspect
By Brentwood Police Department
Tuesday afternoon residents were startled when a man entered their apartment through an unlocked slider door carrying a sawed-off shotgun. Fortunately, the quick actions of the residents allowed them to safely flee the apartment and dial 9-1-1. Officers quickly responded to the apartment complex and attempted to communicate with the unknown man, speaking to him in English and in Spanish, in an attempt to peacefully disarm him.
Luis Martinezortiz of Brentwood (55 years old) did not comply with officers’ commands and instead fled the apartment, shotgun in hand, running to the rear of the complex. Due to the nature of the situation and the location, a drone had been deployed above the apartment complex, giving officers an aerial view of the apartment complex grounds.
Drone shot of apartment complex and K9 Marco. Photos: BPD
The drone tracked Martinezortiz through the complex giving officers updated information on his location. K9 Marco arrived on scene and immediately began searching for Martinezortiz. Thanks to the extensive training our K9’s receive, K9 Marco located Martinezortiz effecting a successful arrest. Martinezortiz was transported to county jail and booked on burglary, possessing a loaded sawed-off shotgun, carrying a loaded firearm in public and carrying a loaded firearm and not being the registered owner.
The use of a drone and the assistance of K9 Marco were key components of a safe conclusion, perhaps sparing the public and our officers serious injury.
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Pleasant Hill Police Officers pull over the suspects in the car as they were fleeing the T-Mobile store. Photo: PHPD
Second Pleasant Hill cell phone store robbed this month
By Pleasant Hill Police Department
Earlier this week, our graveyard team was dispatched to an alarm at T-Mobile (552 Contra Costa Blvd). Several officers went directly to the business and found the back door had been cut off and the business burglarized. Another officer stopped a suspicious vehicle leaving the area of the business and it turned out the occupants of the car were the burglars!
This is the second cell phone store in Pleasant Hill to be robbed, this month. Another was hit on Sunday morning, Feb. 7 and the suspects were arrested. (See related article)
That’s team work! We work together as a unit to resolve conflicts, solve crimes, apprehend suspects, and manage dangerous situations. #teamwork
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
Read MoreSuspects Kevin Herman (left) from his Facebook page posted on Oct. 4, 2019 and Taylor Michelson (right) by CCCSheriff. Note: No arrest photo of Herman was available.
By Brentwood Police Department
We couldn’t let this go by without sharing it with you.
While most were sleeping soundly early Friday morning, Feb. 12, 2021 our graveyard officers were busy at work. While patrolling our city they located a stolen vehicle driving through town.
The vehicle eventually pulled into a residential driveway, but our officers weren’t too keen on letting the occupants go any further.
The driver, 30-year-old Kevin Herman (Pleasant Hill) and passenger, 29-year-old Taylor Michelson (Oakley), were safely taken into custody. During the arrest, officers found a concealed loaded pistol, a collapsible baton, and property related to identity theft inside the vehicle.
Illegal gun and baton in stolen car. Photos: Brentwood PD
Michelson had an outstanding felony warrant, and both males were given a ride to county jail on several charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and firearm related charges. According to LocalCrimeNews.com he has a history of arrests dating back to 2012 for such things as possession of drug paraphernalia, identity theft, receiving stolen property – motor vehicle and forgery.
Also according to the same website, Herman has a history of arrests by multiple agencies in Contra Costa County and the Bay Area dating back to 2013 for such things as drug possession, residential robbery, burglary, shoplifting and petty theft.
Criminals never stop ……. and neither do we!
Allen Payton contributed to this report.
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