Crime in the Cito: Sheriff’s Blotter 93108

Burglary / 1700 block Fernald Point Lane — Monday, September 1, at 16:40 hours

Unknown suspect(s) gained access to the house’s crawl space, cut an air duct, and accessed the inside of the residence through the air duct opening that led to the living room. Some of the breakers were switched off by the suspect(s). Nothing of value was noted as stolen at this time. The suspect(s) left behind a headlamp, which was collected as evidence. Additionally, the vent cover was also collected as evidence, and a possible blood sample. 

Burglary / 3700 block Santa Claus Lane — Saturday, September 6, at 10:15 hours

Reporting Party/Victim parked his vehicle and placed his wallet underneath the front seat. He walked down to the water to fish for approximately two hours. When he returned to his vehicle, he discovered his wallet had been stolen. RP/Victim thought he had locked his car but believed he might have forgotten and left it unlocked. 

Harassment / Knapp Drive — Saturday, September 6, at 18:45 hours

The victim and suspect met online in 2017. They went on about five dates. The dating/relationship ended quickly. Over the last seven years, the suspect has shown up at the victims home uninvited and has called her several times. This year, he called from 10 different phone numbers (all of which she blocked) and left her over 30 voicemails. In the voicemails, he acknowledged he’s been contacting her for over 6-7 years, and she has not responded. The suspect intentionally made repeated phone calls to victim despite being blocked multiple times both through the telephone and through electronic communication, showing his obvious intent to harass the victim, a violation of 653m(b) PC- Annoying/Harassing Phone Calls. Case submitted to DA for complaint/review.

Theft/ 400 block Santa Rosa Lane — Sunday, September 7, at 16:58 hours

RP called to report her ex-boyfriend borrowed her iPhone on the 3rd and did not return it. 

Vehicle Registration False Tag / 2500 block Whitney Ave — Monday, September 8, at 08:14 hours

Subject was displaying a false 2025 registration tab on his vehicle. Subject claimed to have gotten the tab from someone who lived on his street. Released with a citation.

Forced Entry / 1700 block Glen Oaks Drive — Saturday, September 13, at 21:59 hours

Deputies responded for an alarm call. Deputies met with the property manager and then conducted a perimeter check and found forced entry into the living room door of the guest house. Deputies found no signs of disturbance or rummaging.