By Hercules Police Department

On Thursday, February 22, 2024 an officer conducted a traffic stop on a tan Chevy Tahoe. The vehicle yielded in front of the Dead Fish restaurant at 20050 San Pablo Avenue in Crockett. The 31-year-old male driver, from Hercules had a felony warrant out of Solano County, and he was subsequently detained. The subject was also in possession of a firearm which he had concealed in his waistband. The subject was arrested and transported to the Martinez Detention Facility.

“Another one” (DJ Khaled’s voice)

Then, on Sunday, February 25, 2024, at 4:54 PM an Officer conducted a traffic stop on a BMW for a traffic offense. A 22-year-old male of Hercules was contacted. A search of the car was conducted, and a loaded firearm was located under the driver’s seat. The weapon was determined to be registered to the subject. The subject was arrested and transported to Hercules PD for further investigation.

 

By Hercules Police Department

On Feb. 19, 2024 at approximately 4:24PM Hercules Police Officers were dispatched to Home Depot for a theft in progress. Officers contacted the two subjects as they exited Home Depot and approached a Chevy Cruze parked in a handicap spot, with the engine running, and an infant left alone in a car seat. Officers recognized the subjects, and one subject was known to be on Felony Probation for Robbery.

A probation search of the vehicle was conducted. Officers located large quantities of marijuana packaged for sales and promethazine with no prescription label. Officers arrested both subjects for suspected drug violations and child endangerment. A family member responded to the scene and took custody of the child.

Officers then conducted a probation search of one of the subject’s residence located in Hercules. Located inside of the residence was a larger quantity of marijuana as well as an unregistered Micro Draco assault weapon, and an unregistered pistol.

Both subjects were booked at Martinez Detention Facility on various firearm and marijuana charges.

For armed robberies, stolen vehicles, gun charges, more

By Richmond Police Department

PATROL ACTIVITY REPORT – WEEKLY OVERVIEW:

JANUARY 29 – FEBRUARY 4, 2024

Below is an overview of significant service activity provided by RPD patrol officers during their scheduled shifts. Please note that activity shared in these segments are provided only as an overview, and do not reflect the entirety of service calls and reports taken throughout each shift.

1/29 – ARMED ROBBERY

Officers responded to the area of 17th & Chanslor Ave for report of an armed robbery. Officers learned the victim was walking when he was approached by two suspects holding a firearm. The suspects searched the victim’s pockets and fled with the victim’s wallet. During the course of their investigation officers were able to locate and arrest the two suspects. #0973

1/30 – RECKLESS DRIVING

Officers observed a vehicle driving recklessly in the 700 block of Florida Ave. An enforcement stop was conducted, the driver was cited, and the vehicle was impounded. #1023

1/31 – STOLEN VEHICLE – RECOVERY

Officers responded to a Flock notification for a stolen vehicle. A records check confirmed the vehicle to be reported stolen. Officers located the vehicle and observed the driver and solo occupant exit the vehicle before being taken into custody. #1068

2/1 – ROBBERY

Officers responded to the 900 block of 23rd St for a report of a robbery. The victim was entering his vehicle when approached by 6 suspects demanding money. The victim was physically assaulted and pepper sprayed. The suspects fled with the victim’s wallet and cellphone prior to officers’ arrival. #1113

2/2 – NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM

Officers responded to the 2800 block of Esmond for a ShotSpotter activation. Officers found numerous casings at the scene. No victims were located and no property appeared to have been struck. #1115

2/2 – NEGLIGENT DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM/ CARRY CONCEALED WEAPON

Officers responded to the 600 block of Portola Ave for a ShotSpotter Activation. Officers found numerous casings at the scene. No victims were located and no property appeared to have been struck. Officers conducted an enforcement stop on the suspect vehicle and located a firearm and expended casings inside the vehicle. The suspect was arrested without incident. #1117

2/2 – STOLEN VEHICLE – RECOVERY

Officers responded to a flock notification for a stolen vehicle. A records check confirmed the vehicle to be reported stolen. Officers lost sight of the vehicle and shortly after located the vehicle unoccupied. Officers established a perimeter, and the suspect was taken into custody after a brief foot pursuit. #1136

2/2 – ROBBERY

Officers responded to the area of 23rd St & Maricopa Ave for a report of a robbery. The victim was walking when he was physically assaulted by 3 suspects. The suspects fled with the victim’s backpack prior to Officers’ arrival. #1143

2/2 – HOME INVASION ROBBERY

Officers responded to the 300 block of Hawk Ridge Dr. for a report of a suspicious event. Upon arrival, Officer located a vehicle matching the description given by the reporting party. Officers attempted to conduct an enforcement stop but the vehicle failed to yield, leading officers on a pursuit. Shortly after, the vehicle came to a stop and the four occupants’ foot bailed. Officer were able to detain the driver. A search of the vehicle yielded burglary tools #1153

2/4 – ARMED ROBBERY

Officers responded to the 4300 block of Wall Ave for a report of a robbery. The victims reported they were exiting their vehicle when they were approached by the suspect holding a firearm. The suspect fled with the victim’s purse prior to officers’ arrival. #1195