Sheriff’s Blotter: 93108

Teacher Harassed / 200 block San Ysidro Road — Monday 03/02/2026, at 1515 hours

A schoolteacher called to report her ex-boyfriend was displaying alarming behavior. He recently showed up at the school to deliver expensive gifts and Valentine cards and has also written love poems for her online. She is now in fear of her safety. The incident was documented and she was advised to seek a restraining order. 

Meth / N. Jameson Road — Monday 03/02/2026, at 1300 hours

Deputies responded to a call about a resident’s nephew – acting strangely under the influence of methamphetamine – making his aunt, the victim, afraid to leave her house. The subject admitted to recently using methamphetamine, had nowhere to go, no one to care for him, no money, no means of transportation, and expressed some disbelief that the victim herself was real. Due to his inability to care for himself while under the influence of methamphetamine, he was arrested and transported to the Main Jail. 

Wireless Camera Indoors / Featherhill Road — Friday 03/06/2026, at 1711 hours

The victim and his caretaker found a wireless ring camera in his house installed above the fireplace that neither of them had installed. The victim had a professional take a look at what they’d found, leading to discovery of a wireless network that was coming from inside the house itself. Neither the victim nor caretaker had installed the network and neither had previous knowledge of its existence. The investigating officer discovered the network had been installed by the victim’s son. The victim’s son claimed he had created the wireless network – which would ultimately include a camera in the garage to look after their cars – but claimed he had not yet set up the cameras. The son agreed to remove the wireless network and to get explicit permission from his father were he to consider such an installation in the future. The victim wanted documentation of the situation because he considered the whole episode suspicious.