Crime in the ‘Cito — Sheriff’s Blotter 93108

Burglary / 2200 block Camino del Rosario — Monday, June 23, at 08:19 hours

An unknown subject was seen on security camera in the back of the residence. Deputies found where he entered the residence from the back French doors. The unknown suspect ripped off the alarm keypad once he was inside the house (probably thinking it would turn off the loud alarm). There was nothing that was obviously taken, and it did not appear that the suspect “tossed” the contents of the house. Deputies recovered some items for Forensics to process, and the neighborhood was searched, but the suspect was not located. 

Encampment/Meth / UPRR tracks at Eucalyptus Lane — Wednesday, June 25, at 07:17 hours

Union Pacific Railroad (UPR) called to report a camp dangerously close to tracks. Subject was found sleeping within about five feet of the UPR tracks near Eucalyptus Lane. Subject was also found to be in possession of a dirty meth pipe and had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Subject was arrested and booked in the South County Jail.

Public Intoxication / La Vuelta/N. Jameson Lane — Saturday, June 28, at 18:27 hours

Heavily intoxicated subject was stumbling down the roadway, and almost walked out into traffic multiple times. A County Parks ranger driving by witnessed and reported subject. Subject was also carrying two unopened cocktails. Subject was arrested and transported to SBJ.

Check Fraud / Coast Village Road — Monday, June 30, at 10:56 hours

The victim placed a check in the mailbox on Coast Village Road. An unknown suspect stole the victim’s check and cashed it. The value of the check cashed was about $10,580. 

Domestic Disturbance/Warrants / 1100 block Camino Cielo — Friday, July 4, at 19:02 hours

Deputies responded to the report of a domestic disturbance in the 1100 block of Camino Cielo. Los Padres National Forest officers arrived on scene first and determined that a physical altercation had transpired between a male and female in a dating relationship. While the officers were speaking to the female victim, the male fled on foot up the side of the mountain. The female victim then fled the scene after stating to Los Padres National Forest officers that she needed to obtain help. Deputies arrived and apprehended the male suspect approximately a mile-and-a-half up the mountain from the initial call. Air support assisted with the apprehension by landing and physically assisting with the arrest of the suspect. An air and ground search of the area for the female was not successful, and at this writing there are several outstanding warrants for her arrest. The suspect was booked at SBCJ for 273.5 PC and 148 PC.

Meth / Padaro Lane at Santa Claus Lane — Saturday, July 5, at 02:28 hours

The vehicle was stopped due to a broken taillight. During the investigation, the driver admitted to being in possession of a meth pipe. The meth pipe was located, and the driver cited.