Sheriff’s blotter: Sept 17 to 20

This week it’s a warrant arrest in El Granada for a San Fracisco prostitution charge and tales of drunks and ill-advised BB gun horseplay in Princeton.

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Warrant Arrest 05-5266
09-17-05 @ 0209 Hours
El Granada

Suspect, 22 yrs old, was a passenger in a vehicle that was stopped for a traffic violation. A record check on her revealed a $10,000 warrant for prostitution out of San Francisco.

Drunk in Public 05-5289
09/18/05 @ 1606 Hours
Princeton

suspect was found “stumbling” in the roadway in the area of the Harbor. Due to his intake of alcohol he was unable to care for his own safety, and was taken into custody, to be released when sober.

D.U.I. 05-5318
09-20-05 @ 1832 Hours
Princeton

Suspect lost control of his vehicle and almost ran into a restaurant, in Princeton. A Sheriff’s Deputy attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle, but the driver, he would not stop. He drove at approximately 30MPH, all the way to his home, although there was a patrol car right behind him with his red lights and siren on. When suspect pulled into the driveway of his trailer he stopped, and was contacted by the Deputy. He failed a number of Field Sobriety Tests he was placed under arrest.

Incident Report 05-5317
09-20-05 @ 1859 Hours
Princeton

A citizen reported a man was standing in the parking lot of the Harbor pointing a gun at a man sitting in a van. As several Deputies responded to the scene they were told the suspect jumped into a Honda and was now leaving the Harbor, and the victim in the van was now following him.  Upon the arrival of the deputies they spotted both vehicles and conducted a “felony” car stop, where both subjects were ordered out of their vehicles at gun point, and handcuffed. A search was conducted, and a very realistic looking gun was found. It turned out the suspect and victim were friends. Suspect had purchased a BB gun, and they were playing with it by pointing it at each other. Once the deputies were finished talking to the both of them they realized what they were doing was not the “smartest” thing they have ever done.