Sheriff’s Report, June 22

Two missing persons found—one walking along Highway 1, an auto burglary in Pescadero, a car window smashed but nothing taken at Devil’s slide, vandals puncture tires on two cars in Princeton in the morning and another key that evening in Princeton, and bad behavior:

Deputies came up behind a stalled vehicle on Hwy 1. When they approached the vehicle they saw that the driver was attempting to start the vehicle with a pair of pliers. They asked the driver for his license and registration but he was unable to provide either. He verbally gave them a false name, address and date of birth. The driver was arrested and the passenger called a family member to pick her up.

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Deputies were dispatched to a report of a hysterical female who was screaming and crying. They contacted the female who told them that her son had pushed her out of the vehicle she was driving then fled the area in the vehicle. Deputies are familiar with the male subject and will be following up.

This includes the Sheriff’s report for the week ending June 5.

Warrant Arrest
06/15/11 @ 0600 hours
Hwy 1 @ HMB Airport
Deputies observed a subject walking along Hwy 1 dangerously close to the traffic on the highway.  They stopped to check his welfare. The subject was identified and found to be on parole. It was also determined that he was in violation of his parole. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Missing Person
06/15/11 @ 1515 hours
Cabrillo Hwy / Miramontes Point Road
A female subject was contacted as she was walking in the roadway on Hwy 1.  The subject was identified as a missing person out of Santa Cruz County. She was removed from the missing person database and her sister was called to come and pick her up.

Incident Report
06/16/11 @ 1754 hours
Hwy 1 / Coronado, El Granada
Deputies came up behind a stalled vehicle on Hwy 1. When they approached the vehicle they saw that the driver was attempting to start the vehicle with a pair of pliers. They asked the driver for his license and registration but he was unable to provide either. He verbally gave them a false name, address and date of birth. The driver was arrested and the passenger called a family member to pick her up.

Incident Report
06/17/11 @ 0226 hours
100 block of Ferdinand, El Granada
Deputies were checking on a suspicious vehicle when another vehicle sped past them. The followed the speeding vehicle through the neighborhood before finding it stopped and parked. They approached the vehicle and found two male subjects hiding on the floorboard of the truck. Both male subjects admitted to drinking earlier in the day. CHP took over to conduct field sobriety tests to see if the driver was fit to drive.

DUI
06/18/11 @ 0105 hours
Hwy / Marine Blvd, Moss Beach
Deputies were just finishing a traffic stop when they observed a female stagger from her vehicle to retrieve items from her trunk. The female approached the Deputies to ask for change. They could smell the odor of alcohol on her breath and asked her how much she had to drink. She told them “enough.” The female was told not to drive the vehicle. She said that she and her friend would be walking to another friend’s house. A short time later Deputies spotted the same vehicle driven by the same female traveling on Hwy 1. They stopped the vehicle and contacted the driver. Field sobriety tests were conducted and failed. The driver was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Auto Burglary
06/18/11 @ 1720 hours
Pigeon Point Road, Pescadero
Unknown suspects smashed the window to the victims’ vehicle and took a cell phone, two credit cards, a purse, and d $60.00.

DUI
06/19/11 @ 1650 hours
Laguna Dr / Redwood Drive, La Honda
Deputies were dispatched to a report of road rage. The reporting party told Deputies that the driver in question was driving erratic and had run him off the road. The vehicle was then parked in front of a local bar and the driver was sitting at the bar drinking. Deputies contacted the subject who admitted to driving while under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Public Intoxication
06/19/11 @ 1928 hours
Devils Slide Area
Deputies were dispatched to a report of a disturbance between a male and female at the north end of Devils Slide. Deputies contacted the parties involved and found that the male was too intoxicated to care for himself. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Warrant Arrest
06/06/11 @ 1817 hours
100 block of Inverness Rd, Half Moon Bay
Deputies responded to the listed address in an attempt to serve a warrant. The subject was contacted, the $7,500 warrant confirmed and the subject arrested and taken to the county jail.

Vandalism
06/18/11 @ 1730 hours
5000 block of Cabrillo Hwy,
Sometime between 1430 and 1730 hours, unknown suspect(s) smashed the right rear passenger window of the victim’s vehicle in the Devils Slide area of Cabrillo Highway.  There was nothing taken from the vehicle and no witnesses. 

Public Intoxication
06/12/11 @ 0225 hours
600 block of Main Street, Half Moon Bay
Deputies were flagged down by a male subject who told them that he did not know where he was and wanted to know where his girlfriend was. The male subject told Deputies that he and his girlfriend were drinking at a local bar and got into an argument. He got out of the car and walked to a parking lot where he fell asleep for a couple hours. The girlfriend took a cab back to the hotel where they were staying. The male was argumentative with the Deputies and was clearly unable to care for himself. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Warrant Arrest
06/12/11 @ 2302 hours
300 block of Cabrillo Hwy
Deputies were dispatched to a suspicious vehicle. They contacted the driver of the vehicle and after a routine check through county communications it was found that the male subject had two outstanding $10,000 warrants for his arrest. The warrants were confirmed and the subject was taken to the county jail.

Vandalism
06/13/11 @ 0807 hours
200 block of Capistrano Road, Princeton
Deputies were dispatched to a report of vandalism. They contacted the reporting party who told them that unknown subjects had punctured his tires.

Vandalism
06/13/11 @ 2000 hours
Johnson Pier, Princeton
Deputies were dispatched to a report of vandalism. The reporting party told them that he had parked his vehicle at the north end of the harbor parking lot. When he returned he found fresh key scratch marks and that both passenger side tires had been punctured.

Vandalism
06/13/11 @ 1300 hours
400 block of Capistrano Road, Princeton
The victim of a vandalism contacted Sheriff’s Deputies to report that unknown subjects had used an unknown tool to puncture and deflate two of his tires.

Warrant Arrest
06/13/11 @ 2340 hours
Highway 92 @ Main Street
Deputies stopped the driver of a vehicle for speeding. A check through County Communications revealed that the driver had a $40,000 warrant for his arrest. The warrant was confirmed and the driver was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Assault
06/14/11 @ 0856 hours
Hwy 1 @ Hwy 92, Half Moon Bay
Deputies were dispatched to a report of a hysterical female who was screaming and crying. They contacted the female who told them that her son had pushed her out of the vehicle she was driving then fled the area in the vehicle. Deputies are familiar with the male subject and will be following up.

Missing Person
06/14/11 @ 1955 hours
Cypress Ave @ Pilarcitos Ave, Half Moon Bay
Deputies made a traffic stop. After checking with county communications it was found that the driver of the vehicle was listed as a missing person. His identification was confirmed and he was removed from the missing person’s database.

Public Intoxication
06/15/11 @ 2250 hours
Bridgeport, El Granada
Deputies were contacted by a hysterical female.  The female was crying and very hard to understand but stated she needed to turn herself in for an unknown reason. Deputies located the female to check her welfare. They could immediately smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from her person. She was advised to return to her home and stay in for the night. She was told that if she left her home she would be arrested for being intoxicated in public. Shortly after, the female left her home. She was then arrested for public intoxication and taken to the county jail.