Sheriff’s Log: Feb. 11 to 14

The most recent sheriff’s log is a lot quieter this week.  However, there have been two car burglaries in El Granada, a drug arrest, and a mysterious "terrorist threat".

Two unidentified females came into the Sheriff’s North Coast Substation to turn in a banner that had terrorist threats painted on it. The females removed the banner from a tree located on Francisco Avenue. A report has been taken and the incident will be investigated.

Deputies were dispatched to a residence on Valencia Avenue on the report of an auto burglary. The victim reported that sometime between 02-11-05 and 02-12-05. Unknown suspects broke the left rear door window and the rear window of the vehicle. It appears that nothing was taken.

The victim of an auto burglary came into the Sheriff’s substation to report that on the above date and time unknown subjects opened the unlocked utility box in the bed of his truck and removed various tools.

Deputies were on routine patrol on the above date and time when they came in contact with a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot of a local business. Deputies approached the vehicle and had contact with the occupant, age 22, of San Francisco. He was found to be in possession of a controlled substance. He was arrested and transported to the county jail.