Tuesday, February 21, 2012
The following was reported by the Fairfax Police Department. It does not indicate conviction. To stay updated when we post the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button.
The following is a selection of calls made to the Fairfax Police Department from Feb. 17 to 20. The full reports can be found on the department's website. To receive an update when we post the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button. Friday, Feb. 17 Vehicle Accident – No Injury: A car came around a corner at Dominga and Napa Avenues too fast, lost control and ran into a parked car at 1:41 a.m. DUI: The driver who struck the parked car was arrested for DUI and booked into the county jail. Suspicious Circumstances: Several homeless subjects with all their belongings moved into the bushes at the rear of the Pavilion, off of the ballfield. They may be setting up camp. Officers determined it was unfounded. With Subjects: An officer …
The following was provided by the San Anselmo Police Department. It does not indicate conviction. Stay updated when we publish the police reports by clicking the Keep Me Posted button.
The following is a selection of calls made to the San Anselmo Police from Jan. 17 to 20. The full police reports can be found on the department's website. To receive an update when we publish the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button. Monday, Feb. 20 Disturbing the Peace: There was an anonymous report of a verbal and physical altercation between a man and woman on San Anselmo Avenue at 1:07 p.m. It was determined it was verbal only. They were counseled and went to bed. Assist Fire: A car exploded in the backyard of a residence on Rutherford Avenue at 4:09 p.m. Officers provided traffic control, while the fire department handled the matter. Assault: Two subjects were fighting on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard at 9:17 p.m. Officers …
Monday, February 20, 2012
Event that organizers say has brought the Occupy movement and the prisoners' rights movement together seeks a number of prison reforms.
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Monday, February 20
Hundreds of people have gathered outside San Quentin State Prison Monday afternoon for a protest that organizers are calling historic because they say it merges the Occupy and prisoners' rights movements. Between 600 and 700 demonstrators were protesting peacefully outside the prison's East Gate as of 3 p.m., according to the Marin County Sheriff's Office. The protest began at noon and was scheduled to continue until late Monday afternoon. A prison spokesman said San Quentin is on lockdown and that prisoners are being kept in their cells. Organizer Barbara Becnel said the protesters are calling for a number of reforms, including the elimination of solitary confinement, the death penalty and California's "three strikes" law, and an end to…
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Police say 27-year-old former employee tripped a burglar alarm and was caught by video surveillance cameras Friday night at San Anselmo Ave. eyewear shop.
A 27-year-old man suspected of robbing an eyewear store he used to work at in San Anselmo was arrested by police Friday night, according to the Police Department. At about 7 p.m., officers responded to a tripped burglar alarm at Sunglass City, located at 623 San Anselmo Ave., where the burglar had forced entry to the business, activating the alarm. Upon assessing the aftermath, store representatives determined that the burglar had made off with an undisclosed amount of money. Video surveillance footage led police to arrest Nicolas Pierre Josephs, of San Anselmo, on suspicion of burglary. Josephs was identified by Sunglass City representatives as a former employee of the store, according to Cpl. Sethi Jervan. Josephs was taken into custody …
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Friday, February 17, 2012
The following is provided by the Fairfax Police Department. It does not indicate conviction. To receive an email when we update the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button.
The following is a selection of calls made to the Fairfax Police Department from Feb. 13 to 16. The full report can be found on the department's website. To receieve an update when we post the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button. Monday, Feb. 13 Suspicious Vehicle: An officer initiated activity at the parking lot on Center Boulevard at 2:08 a.m. Disturbance: A taxi driver requested assistance in a fare dispute at Broadway and Bolinas at 3:36 a.m. Welfare Check: An elderly woman with a pushcart appeared confused and disoriented at Scenic Road and Azalea Avenue at 5:57 a.m. Abandoned Vehicle: A boat on a trailer has been parked at Doc Edgar Park for four days. Vandalism: A man was beating the pay phone outside the 7-11 at 1:18 p.…
The following is provided by the San Anselmo Police Department. It does not indicate conviction. To stay updated when we post the police logs, click the Keep Me Posted button.
The following is a selection of calls made to the San Anselmo Police Department from Feb. 13 to 16. The full reports can be found on the department's website. To receive an update when we post the police reports, click the Keep Me Posted button. Monday, Feb. 13 Citizen Assist: A woman believed someone followed her home and requested an officer conduct a walkthrough near her residence on Buena Vista Avenue at 12:28 a.m. Petty Theft: A bed frame was stolen off the roof of a car on Park Drive. Petty Theft: There was a theft from an unlocked car on Woodside Drive. Burglary: A resident was away for a few weeks on Pine Street and when she returned found someone had been in the residence and consumed alcohol. A neighbor called later to advise her…
Around ten Drake students were involved in a ski bus trip that ended with the police getting involved over the winter break.
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Friday, February 17
At The Jolly Roger Corner, you get a glimpse into Drake's oldest high school newspaper The Jolly Roger. These stories are written by Drake students, published in the Jolly Roger, and republished here with permission. Check out more articles, photos, reviews and insight into our local school at drakejr.com. -- BY PATTY VANCE Bay Area teens on their way to the slopes at the end of Decmber were caught with more than just gloves and long johns. Packed in with their snow gear, students brought alcohol and drugs like marijuana and mushrooms. The trip was managed by Summer Winter Action Tours (SWAT). In total, there were 30 buses and 2000 students headed to Utah, supervised by staff members who “were [all] young college students who joined …
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Accused serial killer waives his right to an attorney, saying "I want to get out of here as soon as I can, this year I hope."
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Thursday, February 16
Marin County Superior Court Judge Andrew Sweet on Wednesday approved accused serial killer Joseph Naso's waiver of his right to an attorney, clearing the way for the 78-year-old Reno man to represent himself in his trial for four Northern California murders that occurred between 1977 and 1994. Judge said he found Naso mentally capable, literate and fully informed, and therefore able to continue acting as his own attorney. Naso has been representing himself since his arrest on April 11 in South Lake Tahoe. After again informing Naso of the advantages of having an attorney and the pitfalls of representing himself, Sweet asked Naso if he still wanted to waive his right to have an attorney. "At this point, yes," Naso said. Sweet found at the…
New Marin General-supported Medical Director trains emergency personnel throughout the county on the latest medical practices and developments.
Those unfortunate enough to need the services of our local paramedics assume they're in good hands - an ambulance ride wouldn't exactly be a good moment to find out otherwise. But for Marin County paramedics to be ready for any emergency that awaits them, they are constantly taking classes, training and learning about the latest practices and information in their field. That's where Medical Director Mark Bason-Mitchell comes in. “It’s really keeping a handle on the whole system,” said Bason-Mitchell. Marin General Hospital and the Marin County Fire Department made a deal last summer in which Marin General assists the county’s emergency medical services and funds the position of Medical Director for the Marin County Fire Department, the …
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Major Crimes Task Force makes arrest after finding LSD, oxycodone, marijuana, and needles.
Scott
12:51 pm on Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Utterly irrelevant. Very few, if any, San Quentin residents are there for doing what Obama, Bush and Clinton said they did. more ›