One officer arrived on scene and contacted 26 year old Jason McAllister in front of his home on Pinyon.

McAllister was uncooperative and cursing at the officers. Officer’s started to approach McAllister, who started to run through his breezeway toward the front door.

McAllister turned on the officers and slammed a full length iron gate door on one of the officers before turning and entering his home. This cause bruising to the officers left wrist/hand area. McAllister was pushed from behind by an officer and he fell to the ground.

A struggle with McAllister ensued and he was shot with a Taser, which had little effect on him. Additional officers arrived on scene to assist and McAllister was taken into custody.

During the struggle, McAllister’s pit bull bit an officer on his left cheek causing several puncture wounds.

The pit bull was shot with a Taser by the same officer and he ran out the front door. Two pit bulls were taken into protective custody by the Animal Friends of the Valley. No other people were found in the home.

McAllister was taken to Rancho Springs Medical Center for a complaint of pain to his back from a pre-existing injury.

McAllister was booking into the jail/hospital wing of Riverside County Regional Medical Center (RCRMC) due to an illness not related to this incident. McAllister will be charged with Resisting a Police Officer by Use of Force and Battery upon a Peace Officer in the Performance of his Duties.

Both injured officers were treated at Inland Valley Hospital and released.

via Murrieta Police Department Press Release.

Deputies arrived within minutes and located the traffic collision at Canyon Lake Drive South at the South Causeway. The Sheriff’s Station Traffic Reconstruction Team responded and assumed the investigation.

The preliminary investigation revealed a golf cart was traveling northbound on Canyon Lake Drive South, The driver lost control of the golf cart causing the cart to roll over.

The driver was transported to Inland Valley Hospital where he was pronounced deceased as a result of the traffic collision. The identification of the driver is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to call Deputy Gasparini at the Perris Sheriff Station at (951) 210-1000.

via :: Sheriff-Coroner :: Riverside County, California.

Type of Incident: Fatal Traffic Collision

Date/Time Written: September 1, 2010 at 10:41 P.M.

Date/Time of Incident: September 1, 2010 at about 10:41 P.M.

Location(s) of Incident: Canyon Lake Drive South, Canyon Lake

Reporting Officer: Sergeant Dan Lingo

File Number(s): CN102440009

Coroner’s Report: 2010-06794

Details:

Safe City and its many components came to fruition thanks to a donation of $100,000 by Target Corporation and the matching of funds by the City of Victorville. Later in 2008, Victorville Police Station launched a website, www.victorvillepd.org that allows the public easy access to information. Information such as news releases, upcoming event dates, Crime Mapping, Offender Watch, Neighborhood Watch and Crime Free Programs are all available to the public on the website.

Today, Victorville Safe City is happy to announce that 31 closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras are in place throughout the City and are up and running. Computer access has been granted to personnel at the Victorville Police Station that allows them to access to the camera’s live streaming or to check saved footage. These cameras have proven to deter crime and help solve crimes in cities that currently have cameras in place.

Safe City cameras have been placed in parks and higher crime areas as determined through the Sheriff’s Crime Analysis Unit; we hope to see a measureable down trend in crime in these areas. Should statistics show us that a new area has become problematic; the cameras can be relocated to the area of concern. The cameras are placed in such a way to catch or deter criminal activity in public areas of the city. Residential properties are not being viewed by the cameras and the public should know that their privacy is protected and will not be compromised by the cameras. Anyone with questions or concerns may contact the Victorville Police Station.

The City of Victorville and the Victorville Police Department are committed to doing all that is possible in making Victorville a place that people can feel safe to live, work and do business in. We hope to be the first of many cities in the High Desert that will implement the Safe City program into their community plan to provide better law enforcement services and promote public safety.

Refer: Karen Hunt, Media Relations

Station: Victorville Police Department

Phone No. 760-241-1841

ROD HOOPS, SHERIFF

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF-CORONER DEPARTMENT

c/o Public Affairs Division

655 East Third Street

San Bernardino, California 92415-0061

Telephone: (909) 387-3700

via Public Affairs Division.

Upon arrival of the officers a Hispanic male juvenile was found lying in the backyard suffering from a gunshot wound.

The victim succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced deceased at the scene.

The Riverside Sheriff’s Central Homicide Unit was contacted and assumed control of the investigation with assistance from investigators from the Coachella Police Department.

Information regarding the victim is being withheld at this time pending identification and notification of next of kin.

This investigation is ongoing and the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is encouraging anyone with information about this incident to contact Investigator Espinoza of the Central Homicide Unit at 760-393-3529 or Investigator Ramirez of the Coachella Police Department 760-863-8990.

Type of Incident:      Homicide
Date/Time Written:     August 21, 2010 at 06:25 AM
Date/Time of Incident:     August 21, 2010 at 01:21 AM
Location(s) of Incident:     84-700 Block of Calle Pino, Coachella
Reporting Officer:     Lieutenant Terry Hudson
File Number(s):     Y102330003

:: Sheriff-Coroner :: Riverside County, California.

Deputies arrived within minutes and located the traffic collision at Perris Blvd. south of Perry St. The Perris Sheriff’s Station Traffic Reconstruction Team responded and assumed the investigation.

The preliminary investigation revealed an Oldsmobile Cutlass was traveling northbound on Perris Rd. The Oldsmobile struck a pedestrian who was attempting to cross the street.

The driver of the Oldsmobile was uninjured. The pedestrian was pronounced deceased upon his arrival to Riverside County Regional Medical Center. The identity of the pedestrian is withheld pending notification of next of kin.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to call Deputy Howe at the Perris Sheriff Station at (951) 210-1000.

via :: Sheriff-Coroner :: Riverside County, California.

Type of Incident:      Fatal Traffic Collision
Date/Time Written:     August 2, 2010 at 03:00 AM
Date/Time of Incident:     August 1, 2010 at 09:04 PM
Location(s) of Incident:     Perris Blvd and Perry St, Perris
Reporting Officer:     Sergeant Lingo
File Number:     PE10213095

Police received the call of shots fired in the 800 block of Sixth Street shortly after midnight Wednesday, July 21.

According to witnesses, a group of residents in the area confronted several individuals who were tagging property in the area. During the confrontation, one of the suspects began shooting at the residents, striking one of them, a 55-year-old man, in the arm. Additional shots struck the back window of a passing vehicle. No one in the vehicle was injured.

The suspects, described as three Hispanic males in their early 20s, wearing hooded sweatshirts and bandanas over their faces, fled in a dark colored car.

The injured victim was transported to a local hospital where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Sgt. Mike Reiss or Redlands Police Dispatch at (909) 798-7681. Anonymous tips can be provided by texting 274637 using the keyword “REDTIP.”

via City of Redlands.

*Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for, and participation in, local anti crime programs.

*Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police – community partners.

*Send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.

Please join us on Tuesday, August 3, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm at James Woody Park/Community Center 13467 Navajo Road in Apple Valley. We will have information on crime prevention, McGruff, children’s fingerprinting, Town of Apple Valley Information booth, Apple Valley Fire Department, Target Stores, Girl Scouts, No Drugs America, Mimi’s Café, Apple Valley Recreation Department, AMR, Apple Valley PAL, CHP and Sheriff’s Department Vehicles on display “FREE FOOD & FACE PAINTING”, and much more. So come on out and show your support for your community.

Trish Hill, Public & Media Relations

Apple Valley Police

(760) 240-7428

ROD HOOPS, SHERIFF

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF-CORONER DEPARTMENT

c/o Public Affairs Division

655 East Third Street

San Bernardino, California 92415-0061

Telephone: (909) 387-3700

via Public Affairs Division.

San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department

Current Press Release

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT –7/18/2010

JAMES WOODY PARK/COMMUNITY CENTER, 13467 NAVAJO ROAD , Apple Valley

According to the victim both suspects appeared to be in their early thirties and both wore grey hooded sweatshirts. One subject was brandishing a handgun and the other appeared to be brandishing a shotgun. No further suspect information was made available.

This investigation is continuing and anyone with information reference this incident or the suspects involved is asked to contact the Lake Elsinore Police Department at 951-245-3300 or after hours and on weekends at 951-776-1099.

The Lake Elsinore Police Department would like to remind all citizens to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious activity, including any vehicles or persons, to law enforcement. Citizens are encouraged to reinforce doorways with security doors and screens.

via :: Sheriff-Coroner :: Riverside County, California.

Deputy Tim Jackson went to the store to secure the scene while other deputies tried to catch up with the suspect vehicle. The witness lost the suspect’s vehicle near Mojave and East Trail. Deputy Jackson aired information about the robbery, the suspects and their vehicle description. Approximately 15 minutes later, Deputy William Hogan located a vehicle matching the description of the suspects’ vehicle and attempted to conduct a traffic stop in the area of Amethyst Rd. and Begonia Rd. The suspects failed to yield and drove onto the dirt road section of Begonia Road where the vehicle struck a fence and the suspects fled on foot. With the assistance of Adelanto and County Deputies, a perimeter was set up and a systematic search of the area was conducted. One 16 year-old juvenile suspect was located hiding in a van parked in the backyard of a nearby house. The search did not turn up the second suspect.

The suspects reportedly went into the AM/PM armed with one long gun and demanded money of the clerk. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken by the suspects and they fled the area. The weapon used in the robbery and cash have not yet been recovered. Through an investigation deputies believe these suspects to be responsible for at least five other robberies in the High Desert. The 16 year old suspect was arrested and booked at Apple Valley Detention Center on charges of PC211-Armed robbery.

By relaying information and not putting himself in harms way, the witness assisted deputies in locating the robbery suspects. The witness provided good information about the suspects’ vehicle description, direction of travel and last known location.

Karen Hunt, Media Relations

Victorville Police Department

760-241-1841

Case #: 171007429

via Public Affairs Division.

Detectives went to the apartment that was generating the complaints located in the “F” building and found two parolees inside. During a search of the apartment, Detectives found approximately 2.6 ounces of black tar heroin hidden inside the refrigerator. Detectives arrested the two male adults for narcotic and parole violations. The heroin had an estimated street value of $7,300.00.

Both adults were booked at the Southwest Detention Center where they are being held on Parole violations, no bail. The resident of the apartment, Patrick Gregory has additional charges for Possession of Controlled Substances for Sale.

via Murrieta Police Department Press Release.