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FIRE/EMERGENCY REPORTS BELOW
FROM 04/01/12 - 04/30/12
STRUCTURE FIRE
SCHOOL CLASSROOM
By: David Endaya, Battalion Chief
Posted: 05/01/12
On April 11, 2012 at 12:18 p.m., a Ventura City Fire crew responded to a fire alarm ringing at Elmhurst School in the 5000 block of Elmhurst Street.
Upon the engine company's arrival, staff members directed the crew to an unoccupied classroom stating that it was on fire after attempts to control it with extinguishers did not work. The school had already been evacuated, with all students accounted for per the school's policy.
The initial arriving crew found an active and growing fire in the classroom and immediately called for a full response of resources needed to control the emergency. Units from Ventura City and Ventura County Fire responded to assist with the firefight. One classroom sustained damage from the fire; however, it was held to the classroom of origin by the aggressive and quick attack of the initial arriving Firefighters.
The heat created by the smoke and fire in the classroom reached temperatures high enough to melt the smoke detector fixed to the ceiling. Several other classrooms in the building were inundated by smoke from the adjoining classroom.
The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by Ventura City Fire Investigators. No injuries were reported to any children, staff, or firefighters. The Ventura City Fire Department would like to remind all schools of the importance of conducting regularly scheduled fire drills throughout the year. In this case, it was clear the faculty and students knew exactly what to do and where to go during the emergency.
No injuries were reported - civilian or by firefighters. The cause is still under investigation. Twenty fire personnel were at the scene of the fire plus four paramedic engines, one paramedic ladder truck, three commands and one fire investigator. Among the agencies involved were: Ventura City Fire, Ventura County Fire, Ventura Police, and AMR Ambulance. Damage estimate is $10,000 structural and $7,500 content
Functioning smoke detectors fire protection systems were present.
Incident Number: 12-0020873
STRUCTURE FIRE
200 BLOCK OF HANSON
David Endaya
Posted: 05/01/12
On April 27, 2012 at 3:04 p.m., Ventura City Firefighters responded to a reported structure fire at the Imperial Mobile Home Park. Upon arrival, firefighters found a mobile home well involved in fire. The residences adjacent to the mobile home on fire were subjected to intense heat and the danger of the fire spreading to their units. Ventura City firefighters mounted an aggressive attacked on the flames and successfully contained the fire and extinguishing it.
After being treated on scene by Ventura City Firefighter Paramedics and AMR paramedics, one resident was transported to the hospital with moderate smoke inhalation injuries. No other injuries were reported to firefighters or civilians. Damage estimates currently stand at $75,000 to the structure, $25,000 to the contents. Residents were alerted to this fire due to the properly maintained and functioning smoke detectors within the home.
Fire protection systems smoke detectors were present. The cause of this fire is currently under investigation by Ventura City Fire investigators. The number of personnel at the scene of the fire was fifteen, two command, and one fire inspector. Fire equipment included three paramedic engines and one paramedic truck. Agencies involved were
Ventura City Fire, Ventura Police, AMR Ambulance and American Red Cross
Information Contact:
Jack Hansen, Battalion Chief
(805) 339-4300
Incident Number: 12-0024027
STRUCTURE FIRE RESPONSE
By: Jack Hansen
Posted: 05/30/12
On April 30, 2012 at 8:18 p.m., Ventura City Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire in the 700 block of Cedar Street. Upon arrival of the first-due engine, smoke was emitting from a laundry room. Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish flames that were inside a commercial clothes dryer extending outside of the dryer into the laundry room.
Due to aggressive action by firefighters, they stopped the forward progress of the fire and extinguishments were accomplished quickly. Additional crews ascended to the second floor above the involved room to check for extension of the fire into those residences with none found.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. The damage estimate is $1,000 to building and contents. There were no injuries to civilians or firefighters. This incident is an example where early detection and notification to 911 enabled early fire knock down before the fire was able to significantly grow in this multiple unit, high-
occupancy building.
Information Contact:
Jack Hansen, Battalion Chief
(805) 339-4300
The number of personnel was 14; fire equipment included three engines, one truck and one command; agency involved was Ventura City Fire Department
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POLICE/SHERIFF'S REPORTS BELOW
FROM 04/01/11 - 04/07/12
SHOOTING INTO AN INHABITED
DWELLING (LATE REPORTED)
By: Commander Mark Stadler, VPD
On 04/03/12 at approximately 1536 hours, the victim of a shooting into an inhabited dwelling contacted the Ventura Police Department. The victim had heard gunshots in the area of their residence on 04/02/12 at approximately 2230 hours, however, was unaware their residence had been hit until the next day. Two shots struck the victims residence and one shot struck a neighbors mailbox. The victim had no suspect information, however, noted there recently have been males in their early 20's loitering the neighborhood.
The Ventura Police Department did not receive any calls regarding shots being fired the night of the incident.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Location: 1500 Block of Daphne Avenue
Ventura, CA
Officer(s) Involved: Patrol
Victim(s): Withheld
Suspect(s): Unknown
Report #: 12-3792
STOLEN VEHICLE PURSUIT & ARREST
By: Sgt. Rick Payne, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On the 04/04/12 at approximately 1111 hours, a Ventura Police Department Patrol Officer, observed a vehicle reported stolen earlier in the day driving in the area of Harbor and Monmouth.
The patrol officer and a K-9 officer attempted to initiate a traffic stop on the vehicle. The driver, later identified as Eric Forrest, failed to stop and entered the 101 Southbound at a high rate of speed and a pursuit was initiated.
The pursuit covered a distance of approximately 8.2 miles, south on the 101 where Ventura Police terminated the pursuit and it was taken over by the California Highway Patrol. The pursuit continued southbound on the 101 until it exited the freeway at Central Avenue and continued through several streets in the industrial area. Forrest abandoned the vehicle as it hit a parked vehicle on Ventura Boulevard; and, he fled on foot into the strawberry field just south of the freeway.
With the assistance of several officers from the Ventura Police Department, California Highway Patrol and the Ventura County Sheriff's Department, Forrest was taken into custody without incident after a short foot pursuit.
Speeds in the pursuit ranged from 55 m.p.h. in the industrial area to a maximum speed of 110 m.p.h. on the 101. During the pursuit, Forrest committed numerous traffic violations and hit several orange cones while he traveled through a construction zone.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved:
Numerous VPD Patrol/Motor Officers
California Highway Patrol, and
Ventura County Sheriff's Department
Victim(s): State of California
Suspect(s): #1 Eric Forrest, 25 Years
Ventura Resident
Report #: 12-3824
PHONE SCAM - THEFT BY FALSE PRETENSES
By: Cpl. J. Hixson, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On 4/4/12 at 1500 hours, Ventura Police Officers responded to the report of an elderly resident that had been victimized by unknown suspects using a phone scam tactic. According to the victim, she received a phone call at her residence from an unknown male who claimed to be a police officer and told the victim her grandson had been arrested for drug charges. The caller identified the victim's grandson by name and used a second suspect to impersonate the victim's grandson in a plea for help. Both suspects claimed the victim needed to send over $2000 in cash to secure the release of the victim's grandson from jail.
The victim feared for the safety of her grandson and gathered the funds together then sent cash via Western Union to an address in Lima, Peru. The victim became suspicious when the suspect called the next day and requested more money. After speaking to her true grandson and discovering he had not been arrested and did not need money for bail, the victim realized she had been scammed and called the police.
The Ventura Police Department would like to remind all residents that these types of phone scams are common and very difficult to investigate when money is sent overseas. Be wary of callers asking for cash donations or fund-raising attempts that involve sending or receiving money from overseas callers. Before sending cash anywhere ask a trusted friend or family member to look at the proposal and if you think a scam may be taking place call your Police Department.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Location: 9900 Block of Basswood Court
Victim(s): Deanna Porter, 75, Ventura Resident
Suspect(s): Male, 40's
Report #: 12-3855
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POLICE/SHERIFF'S REPORTS BELOW
FROM 04/08/11 - 04/15/12
UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A
FIREARM - SWAT DEPLOYMENT
By: Det. Sgt. Rick Murray, VPD
Posted: 05/01/012
On 04/08/12 at about 1540 hours, the Ventura Police Department responded to a call of shots fired with a female screaming in the 7900 block of Stone Street. Responding officers arrived on scene to investigate when additional shots were fired.
Officers attempted to make contact with Rorke inside of the residence but were unsuccessful. Due to the increased danger to officers and the surrounding community the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team was deployed to the scene. Several nearby residences were evacuated due to the dangerous situation.
Officers from the SWAT team attempted to negotiate with Rorke for several hours. Those negotiations failed and subsequently tear gas was deployed into the residence. Once the tear gas was introduced, negotiations were attempted again but to no avail.
After negotiations and tear gas failed to have the suspect exit her residence, the SWAT team made entry and took Rorke into custody after a brief struggle.
Rorke was taken to the Ventura County Medical Center and treated and release for tear gas inhalation. She was then booked into Ventura County Jail for discharging a firearm in a grossly negligent manner. She is being held on $50,000 bail.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved:
Patrol, Detectives, SWAT
Suspect(s): Wendy Rorke, 54 Years
Ventura Resident
Report: #12-4001
PROBATION SEARCH LEADS
TO DISCOVERY OF AN EXPLOSIVE
SMOKE GRENADE AND ILLEGAL DRUGS
By: Commander, Mark Stadler, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On 04/09/12 at approximately 0719 hours in the 700 block of East Thompson Blvd., Ventura Police Officers conducted a probation search of a hotel room registered to and occupied by Cristano Cardenas and Rocio Delarosa. During the search officers also checked a vehicle belonging to Cardenas and located a live explosive smoke grenade. The Ventura County Sheriff's Bomb Squad responded and took possession of the grenade.
Cardenas was arrested and booked into jail for possession of the explosive device and controlled substances. Delarosa was arrested and booked for possession of controlled substances.
Officer(s) Involved: Ventura Police Patrol
Ventura Sheriff's Bomb Squad
Suspect(s): Cristano Cardenas, 39
Oxnard, CA Resident
Rocio Delarosa, 40
Ventura, CA Resident
Report: #12-4009
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
ATTEMPTED MURDER
By: Corporal Terry Medina,VPDM
Posted: 05/01/12
On 4/12/2012 at 1800 hours the victim, Michael Moore, was walking in the 300 block of West Front Street when three suspects approached him, brandished knives and demanded his property. Moore attempted to defend himself by striking one of the suspects with a wooden club knocking that suspect to the ground. The remaining two suspects then attacked the victim, stabbing him multiple times and beating him with a rock.
The Ventura Police Department 911 Command Center received a call of an assault victim on the ground and patrol officers responded to the area. Officers arrived on scene and located the victim who had suffered serious injuries. Officers also located two of the suspects, Nicky Ingram and Brent Reinhart, who had fled on foot. The third suspect, Van Null, was located and transported to the Ventura County Medical Center for an injury to his head.
Moore was also transported to the Ventura County Medical Center for treatment and is listed in serious condition.
Ingram and Reinhart were arrested and booked for attempt robbery and attempt homicide. Null was admitted to the hospital and is also listed in serious condition.
Patrol officers searched the area and recovered the weapons that had been discarded by the suspects. After interviewing witnesses, it was determined that there were no other involved parties and no suspects were outstanding. *
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: Several VPD Patrol Officers
Suspect(s):
#1 - Van Null, White Male
25 Years, Ventura Resident
#2 - Nicky Ingram, White Male
29 Years, Ventura Resident
#3 - Brent Reinhart, White Male
24 Years, Camarillo Resident
Report #: 12-4164
GARAGE BURGLARY
By: Sgt. S. Harbert #310, VPD
Posted: 04/21/12
On 04/15/12 at approx 0300 hours, Ventura Police officers were dispatched to 1300 Saratoga in regard to a burglary that had just occurred. During the investigation, officers learned the suspect had entered into a locked, detached garage and was in the process of removing property when an alert citizen noticed the crime and contacted the police. The suspect fled the area prior to police arrival and was not located during the subsequent search.
At approx 0530 hours, the victim realized he had not secured his garage and returned to place a lock on the exterior when he heard someone inside. The victim quickly locked the garage detaining Lindsey inside until police arrived. Lindsey was taken into custody without incident and was later booked into the Ventura County Jail for 459 PC-Burglary.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: VPD Patrol
Victim(s): Withheld
Suspect(s): Christopher Lindsey 22
Ventura Resident
Report #: 12-4246
* This investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information related to this crime is urged to call the Ventura Police Department at 339-4343, or make an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. If your information leads to an arrest, you could receive a cash reward of up to $1,000.
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POLICE/SHERIFF'S REPORTS BELOW
FROM 04/16/11 - 04/23/12
SHOOTING INCIDENT & UPDATE
By: Commander, Al Davis, VPD
Posted: 04/30/12
The Ventura Police Command Center received a 911 call of a shooting that had just occurred at Ventura Avenue and McFarlane Avenue. The call was immediately dispatched to officers patrolling the area. While officers responded, communication operators collected valuable information about the suspect descriptions and relayed that to responding officers. Officers arrived on scene in 1 ½ minutes of receiving the call. The victim was located at the scene.
Additional information about the suspects was received from the victim. In addition to this, several other citizens called 911 to provide information about where the suspects had fled. Several officers responded to the area and began coordinating a search for at least two suspects believed to be involved in the shooting.
Several citizens in the area provided more information to officers as they began searching for the suspects. Two K9 units were utilized for the search of suspects. Officers located two persons who were hiding from police. The suspects were arrested. At this time it is unclear if they are the suspects from the shooting. Officers are continuing to search the area for additional suspects. The Ventura County Sheriff's Helicopter was also utilized for the search. The capture of the possible suspects was made possible by the quick response time of the officers and the valuable information provided by the public.
At this point in the investigation, the motive is unknown as is what the relationship between the suspects and victim.
The victim was transported to Ventura County Medical Center for treatment and is undergoing surgery. The extent of his injuries is, also, unknown at this time. Ventura Police Detectives and Crime Scene Team are continuing the investigation.
Additional information about the shooting incident was released below at a later time.
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The Ventura Police Department arrested Ricardo Juarez 30 years old, a Ventura resident and Jesus Rodriguez, 21 years old, an Oxnard resident during the commission of a shooting - a crime that appears to be gang motivated.
Juarez was booked into the Ventura County Jail after he was medically cleared due to an injury suffered during his fleeing from the police. He was booked on charges of attempted murder, gang street terrorism, resisting arrest, and a parole violation.
Rodriguez was booked into the Ventura County Jail after he was medically cleared for a police K9 bite to his arm while he resisted arrest. He was booked on charges of attempted murder, gang street terrorism, and resisting arrest.
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The victim, a 37 year-old male Ventura resident, whose name is being withheld in critical condition and was stabbed and suffered multiple gunshot wounds.
Anyone with any information about this crime is urged to contact the Ventura Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Location: Ventura Avenue &
McFarlane Avenue
Date/Time Occurred: 4/17/12 1850 Hours
Officer(s) Involved: Several Patrol Officers
Report #: 12-4363
GANG RELATED SHOOTING
By: Det. Sgt. Rick Murray, VPE
Posted: 05/01/12
On 04/21/12 at about 2355 hours, the Ventura Police Department Command Center received numerous 911 calls in the vicinity of the 1500 block of South Saticoy Street in regards to shots being fired.
Officers arrived on scene and located several shell casing in the area as well as several vehicles that were involved in a hit and run vehicular accident. The investigation revealed that the vehicle involved in the hit and run was also the vehicle that was involved in the shooting.
The investigation led to the location of the vehicle in 11000 block of Nardo Street, in an unincorporated area of Ventura. A search warrant was executed at the residence and the vehicle involved in the incident was impounded.
Gomez was transported to the Ventura Police Department and was subsequently arrested for negligently discharging of a firearm, conspiracy to commit a felony, multiple counts of hit and run, and commission of a gang related crime. He was booked into Ventura County Jail without incident. This incident is a gang-motivated crime.
Contact: Watch Commander
805-339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: Patrol, Detectives
Victim(s): Withheld
Suspect(s): Santiago Gomez, 19 Years
Unincorporated area of Ventura resident
Report #: 12-4533
Anyone who has any information about this crime is urged to contact the Ventura Police Department or Crime Stoppers.
INDECENT EXPOSURE 314 PC ARREST UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE -11550 H&S ARREST
Release By: Cmdr J.Reynoso, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On 04/23/012 at 1820 hours the Ventura Police Command Center received a phone call from a concerned resident that a male suspect was seen exposing his genitals in the 700 block of East Main Street.
A parking enforcement cadet working in the downtown area saw the suspect in the area and was able to give responding officers the exact location of this suspect. A witness video recorded the suspect engaged in lewd behavior and indecent exposure, giving the investigating officers this evidence. Officers also learned the suspect had defecated in a nearby parking lot and was under the influence of a controlled substance. No officers were injured during this incident; the suspect was booked into the Ventura County Jail for the above charges.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: VPD
Victim(s): Withheld
Suspect(s): Felipe Robledo, 47
Santa Paula Resident
Report #: 12-4607
MULTIPLE CRIMES
CRIMINAL THREATS FELON IN POSSESSION OF FIREARM & AMMUNITION, RESISTING ARREST, POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, & VIOLATION OF PAROLE
By: Sgt. J. Beautrow #202, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On 04/23/12 at approximately 1830 hours, Ventura Police officers were contacted by the victim who stated Morales had made threats to harm the victim with a handgun. During the investigation officers developed probable cause to arrest Morales for criminal threats made towards the victim and learned Morales was on parole for assault with a deadly weapon.
At approximately 2130 hours, officers responded to Morales residence located in the 624 Kirk Avenue in attempt to contact him and take him into custody. As officers were arriving the Ventura Police Department Command Center received a call that Morales had discharged a weapon from inside his residence at 645 Kirk Avenue. Officers made attempts to contact Morales but were initially unsuccessful.
Based on the aforementioned circumstances officers established a perimeter around Morales residence and evacuated his immediate neighbors. Officers established communication with Morales who surrendered after several hours of negotiation.
A search of Morales residence was conducted where a stolen handgun, ammunition, and controlled substances were located. During this incident there were no injuries sustained by Morales or VPD officers. Morales was booked at Ventura County Jail for 422, 29800 (a)(1), 30305 (a)(1), 148(a)(1), 3056 PC and 11377(a), 11350 (a) H&S
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: VPD Patrol
Victim(s): Withheld
Suspect(s): Ralph Morales 35
Ventura Resident
Report #: 12-4613
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POLICE/SHERIFF'S REPORTS BELOW
FROM 04/23/12 - 04/30/12
SATICOY - ATTEMPTED MURDER
By: Sergeant Ruby
Posted: 0/30/12
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 4:37 p.m., headquarters patrol deputies responded to the 11100 block of Azahar Street, in Saticoy for a report of a stabbing victim. Upon their arrival, deputies were told that a juvenile victim had been transported by private vehicle to a local hospital for treatment of several stab wounds/lacerations.
The juvenile victim was contacted by deputies and was less than cooperative with investigators. Several witnesses were contacted and interviewed. Investigation is being referred to the Sheriff's Gang Unit for follow-up. *
Follow-Up Contact: Sheriff's Gang Unit
(805) 654-2856
Approved by: Captain Melissa Smith
Contact Information
Eric Buschow
Sheriff's Administration
(805) 654-2385
eric.buschow@ventura.org
Unit Responsible:
(V) Juvenile, 17, Saticoy
Report Number: RB# 12-9083
STOLEN VEHICLE ARREST
By: Sgt.Sam Arroyo, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
On April 24, 2012 at 1748 hours, the victim reported his vehicle as stolen to the Port Hueneme Police Department. The vehicle, was equipped with a Lojack transmitter and was entered into the LoJack database at 1737 hours. At approximately 1748 hours, a VPD patrol Officer was in the area of Ralston and Gaviota Streets driving a patrol car equipped with a LoJack tracking device. The device received a signal indicating a stolen vehicle was in the area and a description of the vehicle was immediately broadcasted to VPD patrol officers.
Officers tracked the signal to Camino Real Park and located the vehicle on the east side of the park. Tovar was observed near the vehicle and was immediately contacted and detained. Investigating officers were able to establish that Tovar had possessed the stolen vehicle and he was arrested and booked at VCJ for auto theft and a parole violation.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Location: Camino Real Park
Officer(s) Involved:
Numerous VPD Patrol Officers
Victim(s): Christopher Mack>br>Port Hueneme
Suspect(s): Anthony Tovar, 29 Years
Oxnard Resident
Report #: 12-4651
ATTEMPT MURDER ARREST
By: Sergeant Ruby
Posted: 05/01/12
(Saticoy, CA) On 04/23/12 at 2113 hours, Ventura County Sheriff's Department headquarters deputies responded to 11,300 block of Violeta Street in Saticoy for a report of a stabbing victim.
Upon their arrival, deputies discovered a 31-year old female with several stab wounds/lacerations to her body. The female victim was transported to the Ventura County Medical Center where she underwent emergency surgery for her wounds.
The suspect, Santos Mendoza Rivera, who was still on scene, was immediately detained, and upon further investigation was subsequently arrested for attempted murder. Rivera was booked into the Ventura County Main Jail on the attempted murder charges. Major Crimes investigators responded and took over the investigation. *
Contact Information:
Eric Buschow
Sheriff's Administration
(805) 654-2385
eric.buschow@ventura.org
Follow-Up Contact:
Major Crimes Detective William Therrien
(805) 384-4739
Approved by: Captain Bill Flannigan
Unit Responsible:
Headquarters Patrol/Major Crimes
(S)uspects, (V)ictims, (W)itnesses (D)ecedent City of Residence Age
(V) Female
(S) Santos Mendoza Rivera, 31
Report Number: RB # 120009028
CHILD MOLESTATION ARREST
By: Det. Sgt. Rick Murray, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
The Ventura Police Department concluded an investigation into a child molestation of a 7-year-old girl while she was under the supervision of a camp counselor.
The victim, who was under the oversight of Pacific Camps at the time of the molestation, had been molested by Winton whom is employed as a counselor for Pacific Camps. Winton has been an employee of Pacific Camps for seven years and has worked in several communities within Ventura County.
Pacific Camps is a non-profit agency that provides after school day care and various camps throughout Ventura County.
It is unknown if this is an isolated incident or there are more victims within the community. If you believe your son or daughter fell prey to Winton you are urged to contact your local jurisdiction.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Location: City of Ventura
Date/Time Occurred: 07-2010
Officer(s) Involved: Detectives
Victim(s): Withheld 7 Year-Old Girl
Ventura Resident
Suspect(s): Matthew Winton, 25 Years
Oxnard Resident
Report #: 12-2171
ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY
WEAPON & BRANDISHING
By: Cmdr Mark Stadler, VPD
Posted: 05/01/12
Officers responded to fight at Surfer's Point at 399 S. Figueroa St. on 04/30/12 at 0745 hours. Previous to the officers arriving, an independent witness had separated the subjects.
The officers' investigation determined that William Stevens was playing loud music from his vehicle parked at Surfer's Point. The victim asked Stevens to turn down his music and Stevens objected. Meantime, the victim and Stevens walked toward each other and Stevens punched the victim. At some point while they were fighting, Stevens drew a knife from his pocket, exposed the blade, and threatened to stab the victim. The fight was then broke up by the independent witness. Both subjects had minor injuries from the fistfight; no one was injured by the knife.
Stevens was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and brandishing. He was booked at Ventura County Jail.
Contact: Watch Commander
(805) 339-4416
Officer(s) Involved: Patrol
Victim(s): Name withheld
Suspect(s): William Stevens (62)
Oakview, CA
Report #: 12-4890
* Ventura County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and criminal complaint against the person(s) responsible for this crime. The caller may remain anonymous. The call is not recorded. Call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-TIPS (8477).
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