Sheriff’s report, May 11

Commercial burglary in El Granada, DUI’s and warrant arrests, a second citation and tow within a month for the same drive, a dog bite in Moss Beach, and more bad bad dog owner behavior in Princeton:

Deputies were dispatched to a neighbor dispute. A resident was looking out her window when she saw a female walking her dog. The female stuffed something into the homeowners down spout. The homeowner checked the drain and found a black plastic bag with fecal matter in it. The homeowner was familiar with the female and told Deputies that he would not file charges if the female apologized. Deputies contacted the female who admitted to putting the bag in the down spout. She was angry with the homeowner about letting his dog run wild and complaining about everyone else’s dog. The Deputies advised her to call the Sheriff’s Office or SPCA if she had any problems with other people’s dogs. She sent her apology with the Deputy to the homeowner.

Warrant Arrest
05/03/11 @ 0733 hours
2400 block of Cabrillo Hwy
Deputies contacted a subject and found that he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. The warrant was confirmed and the subject was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Commercial Burglary
05/03/11 @ 1248 hours
400 block of Avenue Alhambra
Deputies were dispatched to a report of a commercial burglary. They contacted the reporting party and learned that between the dates of 05/02/11 and 05/03/11 unknown suspects entered the business and stole computer equipment and cash. The estimated loss was $1300. The following day the victims found that a recently terminated employee had cashed a check that was taken from the business in his name with what appeared to be his signature.

DUI
05/04/11 @ 1938 hours
Bean Hollow State Beach
Deputies made a traffic stop on a vehicle after they observed the driver passing another vehicle on the coast highway in an unsafe manner. They contacted the driver and found that he was driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. He admitted to drinking before driving. Field sobriety tests were conducted and failed. The driver was arrested and taken to the county jail.

DUI
05/07/11 @ 0147 hours
Cabrillo Hwy @ Palmetto Ave, Pacifica
Deputies stopped to check the welfare of an occupant of a vehicle parked on the side of the roadway on Hwy 1. The vehicle had the interior lights on and the rear hatch was in the up position with the hazard lights on. They contacted the driver to see if he needed any assistance.  He told them that he had a flat tire. Deputies could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person. He told the Deputies that he had been sailing on the bay and drinking all day. He was heading home when he got a flat tire. Field sobriety tests were conducted and failed. He was arrested and taken to the county jail.

Citation / Tow
05/08/11 @ 1050 hours
Miramontes Point Road / Hwy 1
Deputies made a traffic stop and found that the driver of the vehicle was the same one they cited and towed less than a month earlier. The driver was cited again for driving without a license, no proof of insurance or registration. His vehicle was towed again.

Dog Bite
05/09/11 @ 1037 hours
100 block of Bonita Street, Moss Beach
Deputies responded to a report of a dog bite. The victim told them that he was patrolling the area within the mobile home park when he saw a dog that was not properly contained on the owner’s porch. When he entered the porch the dog bit him.  He refused medical treatment for the puncture wounds. The case has been referred to the Peninsula Humane Society.

Incident Report
05/07/11 @ 1806 hours
100 block of Barrack Street, Princeton
Deputies were dispatched to a neighbor dispute. A resident was looking out her window when she saw a female walking her dog. The female stuffed something into the homeowners down spout. The homeowner checked the drain and found a black plastic bag with fecal matter in it. The homeowner was familiar with the female and told Deputies that he would not file charges if the female apologized. Deputies contacted the female who admitted to putting the bag in the down spout. She was angry with the homeowner about letting his dog run wild and complaining about everyone else’s dog. The Deputies advised her to call the Sheriff’s Office or SPCA if she had any problems with other people’s dogs. She sent her apology with the Deputy to the homeowner.