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Contents
ID
Fugitive
10-204
Unknown
Assault
5
Does Contra Costa County Need a Sheriff?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
10-203
Unknown
Bank Robbery
5
How to Combat Your Teen’s Sassy Mouth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
10-186
Juan Valencia Mendoza
Child Molest
5
Word Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
10-196
Eric Law
Parole Violation
5
10-201
Manuel Truijillo
Murder
12
Morgan Hill Police Warn Homeowners About
Foreclosure “Rescue and Lease Back” Scam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
10-198
Unknown
Murder
17
Three Men Charged in Alum Rock Lightrail Stabbing . . . . . . . . . . 7
10-195
Ernest Holloway
Murder
17
In Memoriam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
10-209
Unknown
Burglary
19
10-174
Stacy Marlen Munoz
Robbery & Conspiracy
20
La Captura de “El Grande” Nuevo Golpe al Crimen
Organizado: Poiré . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
10-181
Alfonso Arthur Mestas
Murder
21
10-182
Jessica Gonzales
Murder
21
10-193
Misty Dale Jackson
Murder
21
10-031
Jack O’Lantern
Attempted Frightening
23
10-206
Jeffery Julia
Failure to Appear
23
Policia Federal Localiza Nueve Cadáveres Más en Fosas
Clandestinas en el Esatdo de Morelos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Fugitive Watch Factoids. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Sometimes Only a Picture Can Get Our Attention!. . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Bustin’ Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Fugitive Watch Showtimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
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Does Contra Costa County Need A Sheriff?
A huge portion of the Contra
Costa Sheriff’s Department
(CCSD) budget is consumed by
the cost of salaries and benefits. Yet
the County Supervisors are now on
record of not wanting to curb public
employee costs including pension
benefit abuse, even as it maintains
insane “3 at 50” retirement policies.
Absent some lawsuit against the
Contra Costa County Employee
Retirement Association (CCCERA),
that would seek a court order to
force CCCERA to follow California
law and stop pension spiking and
make good on overpayments retroactively since 1997, any hope of
reducing or even stemming those
rising costs are lost.
Most likely, deputies are in the
jails and not on patrol or other law
enforcement activities. Most likely,
non-jail CCSD employees are providing services on contract to many
cities and unincorporated areas
which also bear the overhead costs
of the CCSD’s salary and bloated
retirement benefits costs.
Therefore, it might make more
sense for contract cities to create
a joint powers authority (JPA) to
provide law enforcement services.
They could pool their resources,
and at the same time build a public
safety force freed of the financial
burden of the CCSD’s pay-andbenefits structure and jail overhead.
Spinning off patrol and
investigation functions
to such JPAs would
allow the CCSD
to focus on
jails, where
most of its
deputies
already
work.
Since that
would
make it
more of a correctional rather
than law-enforcement
agency, it would make
sense to transition the business
of running the jail to correction officers, rather than with more costly
deputies.
San Carlos may be on the right
track as it works out details of
outsourcing both its fire and police
services, but still needs to cut out
the middleman expense of those San
Mateo Sheriffs and prison costs.
Given the dire fiscal times we
live in, we ought to be looking at a
variety of solutions, even when they
challenge our traditional experience
and understanding of how, in
this case, county law enforcement and correctional services
are provided.
The question
is, can the
Contra
Costa
County
Supervisors
(BOS) even
see past the
blinders of their
blatant obeisance
to the public employee
unions before whom they
grovel?
Indeed, if the County jails are
more a correctional issue, then it
would also make sense for the BOS
to begin immediately to draw up
plans to outsource its County jail
to a private operator. Better yet,
Supervisors could piggy back on
Governor Schwarzenegger’s recent
call to outcource California’s incarcerated to Mexico!
They send us illegals…we send
them ours. See…there is balance in
the universe.
by BGR on April 5, 2010
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10-203
unknown
unknown
assault/asalto
Police are asking for the community’s help identifying a juvenile suspected of
beating an 89-year-old woman Tuesday on a walking path, according to the
Livermore Police Department. The victim was walking near Arroyo Mocho
Creek at Arroyo Road and L Street at about 3:45 p.m. when the suspect
approached and started walking with her. The suspect, who described himself
as a seventh-grader named Cameron, then told the woman he wanted to
show her something off the path, according to police. The victim followed the
suspect, who then struck the woman in the head with an unknown object,
according to police. The suspect continued to strike the victim repeatedly as
she lay on the ground, according to police. A passerby heard the victim yelling
for help and immediately came to her aid. The suspect fled the area on a nonmotorized scooter, according to police. The woman sustained a head injury
and was transported to the hospital. She was treated and released Wednesday
morning, according to police. The suspect is described as a white male about
13 years old with brown, wavy, short hair and a thin build. He was wearing tan
shorts and a gray or blue shirt, according to police.
10-186
Juan Valencia Mendoza
child molest/
violando niños
In March 2010 Suspect Juan Mendoza was
accused and confronted by live-in relatives of
allegedly molesting three young female family
members. Prior to police arrival, the suspect fled
with his wife, toddler daughter and infant son.
All three victims said there was ongoing sexual
abuse by the suspect. The suspect is self employed
as a used car trader with no other known San
Jose addresses. Detective Russell Chubon learned
that Mendoza later abandoned his wife and
children and then fled to Mexico but he may have
returned to the U.S.
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10-204
bank robbery/
robo de banco
Oakland police are asking the public for help in locating a man who
allegedly robbed a bank earlier this week. On Wednesday, the man
walked into the Bank of the West in the 4900 block of Telegraph Avenue
and passed the teller a note demanding money, police said. The suspect
is described as a black man in his 50s, standing 5 feet 2 inches tall and
weighing 170 pounds. At the time of the robbery, he was wearing a white
baseball cap with the word “Cal” on it, a white T-shirt and a gray jacket.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999, if you know his name or have any
information that can help solve this crime.
10-196
Eric Law
Parole Violation /
Violación De Libertad
Condicional
The California Department of Corrections is currently seeking Eric Law on
a warrant charging him with Parole Violation. According to parole agents,
Law was originally sentenced to prison after being convicted of sexually
assaulting a female child. He was sentenced in 2000 and served three years
State Prison. In 2004, Law allegedly absconded parole supervision and is
now considered a parolee at large. Law may visit or stay with family and
friends in the San Jose area. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
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How to Combat Your Teen’s Sassy Mouth
By Patt Saso
http://www.sasoseminars.com/
Mary started counseling with me
because her teenage daughter is disrespectful. Jenny is mouthing off to her
mother.
Mary is angry and hurt by her teen’s
behavior towards her. She is fed up with
Jenny’s sarcasm and rudeness. Mom
states that Jenn’s criticism and swearing
is affecting everyone in the household.
She wants it to stop now.
To try and curb the disrespect, Mary
has withheld Jenny’s cell phone, taken
away time with friends, and put her
on restriction. Nothing seems to be
working.
Why Isn’t the Disrespectful
Behavior Stopping?
Putting a teen on a harsh restriction
for a sassy mouth is like trying to kill a
fly with an ax. It is almost impossible
to get the results we want from our kid
with this action. It may help the parent
feel better but it will probably not get
the long-term results you want.
Think in terms of what parents do
and say as an echo. It will always come
back.
What Is Going On Here?
When a parent goes out-of-control
trying to control a child’s behavior you
may wonder, “Who is the adult here?”
When parents get into a power struggle
with their teenager they lose their
authority.
When children do not recognize the
power structure within the family they
tend to act out more. It can become a
vicious cycle.
If no one is driving the car it will veer
off the road on the next curve.
In working with Mary it was important for her to understand the source
of her daughter’s anger so that she
would not take it personally. This way
she could free up her mind to respond
in a way that would help her daughter
communicate her feelings, rather than
act them out.
Why Teens Talk Back
Teenagers talk back for a number of
different reasons. The most common is
developmental. Teens push the limits
and challenge authority.
Disrespect often emerges as teens
struggle to break away from parents
to establish their own identity and
independence. This period is typified
by an increase of criticism toward parents for almost everything from them
“knowing nothing” to being too strict or
worrisome.
Another reason is because children
may not have been taught how to communicate a difference of opinion or to
appropriately express their anger. This
is true even for many adults. If parents
are unable to model this type of communication then don’t expect the kids
to do it.
Consider Your Parenting Style
A third reason teens talk back may
be a result of your parenting style.
Permissive parents, who do not take
action to establish their authority, will
hear back-talk.
Authoritative parents, who are rigid
and inflexible in attempting to take
away power from kids, will witness acting out behaviors.
Some teens have to self-protect from
harsh parenting. When parents make
hurtful and denigrating remarks kids
react with disrespect. They mirror the
disrespect of the parents.
Democratic parents will still hear
back-talk, but will respond differently
to it. They are less likely to take the
disrespect personally, exhibit more
patience, and seek neutral discipline
methods.
Confronting Back-Talk
In the case of smart mouths, parents
need to use an assortment of responses.
Consequences are more effective when
used sparingly.
It is important to respond gently and
be consistent in confronting the negative behavior. Negative responses often
produce more of the behavior we are
trying to nip in the bud.
Ordering your child not to talk back
or demanding respect does not work.
This often back-fires and stimulates
more of what you are attempting to
eliminate.
Defuse the anger
Empathic listening reduces defenses,
tension and hostility. If a person feels
understood they are more likely to
relax and open up rather than build
resistance.
“It is very frustrating to be limited
on your sense of freedom.”
“I can’t imagine how hurt you feel
by not being invited.”
“How sad that you broke up.”
Lighten up
Sometimes it is useful to break the
tension by being playful. Use good
judgment with your words and actions.
Modeling Your Response
A parent’s response needs to be one
of modeling what is wanted and expected from our kid. If we are not walking
the talk then why would our teen?
When Encountering Back-Talk
Consider These 4 Tips:
Word of Caution: Not any of the following tips will be effective if you and
your teen are not calm enough to listen
to each other.
Combat a sassy mouth with neutral
feedback
Try naming the emotion that your
teen is feeling, without judging it. This
will help raise their level of awareness.
“Okay I’m a neurotic mother! I
worry too much.”
“I sound like a Marine sergeant,
don’t I?”
When kids resort to back-talk they
are usually frustrated and feel lost or
stuck. They need examples and guidance to communicate effectively.
Combat a sassy mouth by practicing
the considerations mentioned above.
With the modeling of parents these
tips will help teach your child to selfregulate his or her own emotional state.
Through practice teenagers will be able
to identify what is going on inside of
them and to expresses these emotions
without the back-talk.
See you next month.
The following three examples may
circumvent a power struggle.
“You seem irritated that I said no.”
“Your hurtful words let me know
that you are angry.” “I can see that you are mad.”
Develop emotional intelligence
Helping a child label feelings, instead
of punishing them for having them,
increases emotional aptitude. It also
serves to teach self-awareness. If
you deny feelings the negativity will
continue.
Patt Saso assists people back into
harmony in their relationships. She
is a Parenting Coach and Marriage &
Family therapist in Milpitas, CA. Patt
& Steve Saso are authors of 10 Best
Gifts for Your Teen and Parenting
Your Teen with TLC. For more parenting tools visit their web at www.
SasoSeminars.com and sign up for their
free eNewsletter, Parenting Teens Just
Got Easier. Or call 408.262.6837
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Morgan Hill Police Warn Homeowners
About Foreclosure
“Rescue and Lease Back” Scam
Morgan Hill police and the Santa
Clara County District Attorney’s Office
are advising residents to be aware of
scam artists posing as foreclosure rescuers. Police believe some homeowners
may have fallen victim to a foreclosure
“rescue and lease back” scam in which
scam artists pose as foreclosure rescuers
and deceive homeowners facing eviction
into believing that they can move back
into a home that has been foreclosed
upon even after a court has ordered
their eviction, according to police.
The scam artists record documents
such as fraudulent deeds, police said.
Individuals and businesses offering
mortgage-foreclosure consulting, loan
modification and foreclosure-assistance
services are required by law to register
with the state attorney general’s office
and post a $100,000 bond. Loan modification consultants and businesses are
not permitted to charge up-front fees
for their services, police said. Residents
can verify a person or company offering
foreclosure assistance by visiting http://
ag.ca.gov/loanmod. Anyone who has
information regarding this type of scam
is encouraged to contact Detective
Guerrero at (408) 779-2101 or District
Attorney Investigator Jamie Gauthier at
(408) 792-2707.
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Three Men Charged in Alum Rock
Lightrail Stabbing
Three men charged with murdering a 19-year-old Stockton woman at a light
rail station in San Jose last year pleaded not guilty in Santa Clara County Superior
Court, a district attorney’s spokeswoman said.San Jose residents Gregory Lopez,
20, Eddie Rivera, 23, and David Pilipina, 20, are suspected of fatally stabbing
Kristina Harris-Perkins at the Alum Rock Light Rail station on Aug. 15, 2009.
Harris-Perkins’ traveling companions, a 19-year-old Oakland man and a 16-year-old
girl, were also stabbed and underwent surgery at San Jose Regional Medical Center.
The defendants face life in prison if convicted as charged, district attorney spokeswoman Amy Cornell said.In an Aug. 19, 2009, telephone interview, Harris-Perkins’
father, Andre Perkins, said his daughter had never been involved in a fight in her
life. He said she was preparing to attend a four-year college and had found a job as
an assistant manager for transportation at SkyWest Airlines in San Francisco with
the help of Job Corps, a federal education and job-training youth program that she
had joined in October 2008.The defendants will next appear in court on Nov. 29
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In Memoriam
Wallace was on patrol, with his
mother on a ride-along with him.
Tokuoka had just left his father-in-law’s
house with his wife and four children
when they met on the street.
Wallace was outside his cruiser,
visiting with the Tokuokas when he
was shot in the leg and back. Tokuoka
jumped from his car to aid Wallace
when he, too, was shot.
John Marvin Jr. of Hoonah has been
charged with two counts of first-degree
murder in the slayings. He was arrested after a prolonged standoff with
authorities.
Officer Matthew Tokuoka and
Sergeant Anthony Wallace were ambushed and killed by a lone gunman.
Officer Tokuoka, who was off-duty,
was in his car with his with his wife and
four children when he stopped to talk
to Sergeant Wallace. Wallace was on
patrol, with his mother on a ride-along
with him. He was standing outside
his vehicle when he was shot in the leg
and back. Officer Tokuoka immediately
jumped from his car to help Wallace.
He was shot as was trying to pull
Officer Wallace to safety.
Officer Tokuoka died at a local clinic
and Sergeant Wallace died during surgery in Juneau, Alaska.
The suspect fled to his house and
barricaded himself inside while SWAT
teams from the Alaska State Troopers
and the Juneau Police Department
responded to the scene. The suspect
surrendered to officers after remaining
barricaded for two days. The stand-off
involved more than ten federal and state
agencies including the FBI, U.S. Coast
Guard and five city police departments.
The City of Hoonah is located on
northeast Chichagof Island, which is
the northern most major island in the
Alexander Archipelago. It is 40 air
miles west of Juneau, Alaska’s capital
city. There is no connecting roadway to
the mainland, the town is reached by
air service providers and a state ferry
system. It is the largest Tlingit village in
Alaska. About 70% of its 850 residents
are of Alaska Native heritage.
A thousand police officers from all
over the world attended their funeral.
Hoonah, Alaska Police
Officer Matthew Tokuoka
Hoonah, Alaska Police
Officer Anthony Wallace
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La Captura De “El Grande” Nuevo Golpe
al Crimen Organizado: Poiré
Ciudad de México.- El Vocero de Seguridad, Alejandro Poiré, dio un mensaje a
medios en el Salón Manuel Ávila Camacho, de la Residencia Oficial de Los Pinos.
Anunció que la Secretaría de Marina aseguró hoy, 12 de septiembre de 2010, a las
13:45 horas, a Sergio Villarreal Barragán, alias “El Grande”, en Puebla, Puebla.
“Un nuevo y contundente golpe al crimen organizado por parte de las fuerzas
armadas”, afirmó el Vocero, al dar a conocer algunos detalles sobre la captura de este
líder de la organización criminal de los Beltrán Leyva.
El Presidente Felipe Calderón felicitó a todos los elementos de la Armada que
participaron en el operativo, dijo el Vocero.
Posterior al mensaje de Poiré, el Mandatario agregó, via twitter, que la captura del
capo fue un gran golpe de la Marina, con la que se “debilita aún más las estructuras
criminales y da más pistas sobre sus redes”.
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Policía Federal Localiza Nueve
Cadáveres Más en Fosas Clandestinas
en el Estado de Morelos
Ciudad de México
La Secretaría de Seguridad Pública
federal informa que, resultado de las
investigaciones que realiza la Policía
Federal, en el hallazgo de fosas clandestinas, fueron localizados nueve
cadáveres en los siguientes municipios
del estado de Morelos:
• Puente de Ixtla: 7 cuerpos
• Tlaltizapan: 2 cuerpos
Este hallazgo se suma a los cuatro
cadáveres localizados en fosas clandestinas el pasado 8 de septiembre en las
inmediaciones del municipio de Puente
Ixtla en dicho estado, por lo que los
elementos federales continuaron con
revisiones exhaustivas en la zona.
Las investigaciones se realizaron
en conjunto Subprocuraduría de
Investigación Especializada en
Delincuencia Organizada, y la
Procuraduría del Estado de Morelos y
a través del apoyo del binomio canino,
contando además con alta tecnología
satelital enlazada al Centro de
Inteligencia de la Policía Federal.
Los cadáveres fueron trasladados al
Servicio Médico Forense del estado de
Morelos, quien llevara a cabo las pruebas periciales correspondientes.
Cabe mencionar que estos hallazgos
se efectuaron en seguimiento a las
investigaciones realizadas tras la detención de Mauro González Escorcia, alias
“El Coyote” el pasado 3 de septiembre;
mismo que, junto con Édgar Valdez
Villarreal, alias “La Barbie” ordenaron
enterrar los cuerpos de las persas que
eran privadas de la vida.
Con estas acciones la Secretaría
de Seguridad Pública federal su
compromiso de proteger y servir a la
comunidad.
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The following crimes caught on tape
can be seen at
www.fugitive.com
ID #10-162
Robbery at the Maple Liquor Store
on Saratoga Avenue.
ID #10-164
Armed robbery of the Plaza Jewelry Store
on South Jackson Avenue, San Jose.
(Plaza Jewelry is Offering $500 Store Credit Reward for arrest and conviction of perpetrators)
ID #10-175
Armed robbery at Safeway Store
on Berryessa Road, San Jose.
ID #10-177
Burglary of a home on Hollow Lake Way
in the Almaden Valley of San Jose.
ID #10-178
Mail Theft
in Milpitas, California.
all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any
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Alleged Bank Robber
Caught
John Robert Alexander, 56, was arrested in Mono
County by the Mono County Sheriff ’s Office as a
result of an All Points Bullentin (APB).
On 9/1/10, the San Jose Police Department issued a press release asking the public’s assistance
in identifying Alexander, who was pictured in bank
surveillance images during various robberies . As
a result, the San Jose Police Department received
information from the public who recognized and
identified Alexander.
Investigators determined Alexander was transient and living out of his vehicle. A warrant for
Alexander’s arrest was issued and an APB was
sent out to all regional law enforcement agencies.
Mono County sheriff ’s deputies on patrol located
Alexander’s pick-up truck based on the APB and
arrested Alexander.
John Robert Alexander
Alexander was booked into and held at the Mono
County Jail until he was tranferred to the Santa
Clara County Jail on 9/9/10. Alexander remains in
custody at the Santa Clara County Jail on robbery
charges, with a $500,000.00 bail amount.
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Manuel Trujillo
Mohammed Kahn
Murder/asesinato
Murder / asesinato
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Alameda County Sheriff’s officials are asking for the public’s help in finding two suspects who are believed to be involved in the death of a man whose
decomposed body was found down an embankment off of Niles Canyon Road in Fremont last week. Sgt. Scott Dudek said tonight that investigators used
dental charts to determine that the body that was found on Aug. 26 was that of Francisco Lopez, a 27-year-old East Palo Alto man who was reported missing
in February. Dudek said that at about 2 a.m. on Feb. 26, Lopez and his brother, Fernando Lopez, went to a house at 19123 Standish Ave. in unincorporated
Hayward that had a large marijuana growing operation. Dudek said he believes the brothers simply wanted to buy some marijuana but “picked the wrong
house” because the people there were suspicious of them and thought they were there to burglarize and steal marijuana plants. “It was not the smartest move
and it proved to be fatal to Francisco Lopez,” Dudek said. It’s not acceptable in the drug world to show up at a marijuana house at 2 a.m. without anyone to
vouch for you, he said. Both brothers were tied up at gunpoint and beaten severely, but when the suspects were in the process of moving them to another
location, Fernando Lopez was able to escape, according to Dudek. Francisco Lopez, however, hadn’t been seen or hear from until his body was found, he said.
On Aug. 23, Sheriff’s investigators obtained arrest warrants for four suspects in the case and accused them of murder and kidnapping. Miguel Michel, 41, was
arrested on Aug. 24, and Tiburcio Sanchez, 24, was arrested on Aug. 25. But Dudek said 62-year-old Manuel Trujillo and 47-year-old Mohammed Kahn are
still at large and are considered armed and dangerous because they know they have arrest warrants.Kahn, who is out of jail on $500,000 bail on a previous
weapons and narcotics case, might have been seen in the area of International Boulevard and Hegenberger Road in Oakland in the last week, Dudek said.
Trujillo lived in Hayward but has fled the area and might be staying in Sacramento, according to Dudek. He said there are three other suspects in the case,
but investigators are still gathering information and haven’t yet obtained arrest warrants for them. He said warrants for the other suspects probably will be
issued in a few weeks.
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Unknown
murder / asesinato
Police are asking the public for help in identifying a person of interest linked to
the Aug. 24 shooting death of 39-year-old Vallejo resident Corey D. Dunn. Officers
responding to reports of multiple gunshots heard by neighbors in the 200 block
of Woodrow Avenue found Dunn shot to death in a residential garage, police
said. Nearby residents told police a man fled the scene and hopped in a black van
shortly after the shots were fired. Based off a witness’s rendition of the person of
interest, police describe the subject as a black man approximately 30 to 40 years
old, 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet tall and weighing between 190 and 200 pounds. Police
caution not to confront the man if he is sighted, but to contact police and to note
the license plate if a similar van is noticed. The man may be traveling in the black,
full-size van he reportedly used to flee the scene. That van is American in make
with a tan or light-colored horizontal stripe around the body and has a very loud
exhaust, according to witness reports to police. Please call the Fugitive Watch
hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 if
you know the name of this man or have any information that can help solve this
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Ernest Holloway
Murder
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Department
is currently seeking Ernest Holloway on a
warrant charging him with murder. According
to Detective Ricardo Gonzalez, on Wednesday
March 24, 2010, Ernest Holloway, Donald West
and Davon Mays-Brewster (Deceased) arranged
to meet two undisclosed victims at Dominos Pizza in San Leandro under the
pretense that Holloway would purchase a TV from victim 1. Upon arriving at the
meeting place, Holloway removed the TV from victim 1’s vehicle while MaysBrewster robbed victim 2 at gunpoint and West robbed victim 1 at gunpoint.
Victim 2 believed his life was in jeopardy and in self defense; removed a handgun
from his waistband and shot Mays-Brewster. Mays-Brewster subsequently died
as a result. After an extensive investigation, investigators determined this was a
planned robbery, which resulted in Mays-Brewster’s death. Both Holloway and
West were charged with PC 187 and PC 211 by the Alameda County District
Attorney’s Office. West was captured on 08/10/10. Holloway has a no bail warrant
and is employed at the Youth Uprising Center located at 8711 Macarthur Blvd
in Oakland. Holloway has relatives living in Oakland. Holloway should be
considered armed and dangerous. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send an email
to tips@fugitive.com, if you know his whereabouts or have any information that
can help solve this crime.
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Fugitive Watch Factoids
When tobacco was discovered the
Spanish Empire controlled its growth.
Selling tobacco seeds to foreigners was
punishable by death.
While filming the movie The Wizard
of Oz, Judy Garland made $35 a week
the dog Toto made $125 a week.
During World War Two British
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
ended any plans to kill Nazi Leader
Adolph Hitler. He figured Hitler was
more valuable alive because of his bumbling tactics on the battlefield.
Only 3 out of every 100 German
soldiers taken prisoners by the Russians
were ever to return home. They were
starved, mistreated or just killed by the
Russians.
Within 300 years a few escaped horses from the Spanish Conquistadores
had multiplied to more than 7 million
wild horses known as the Mustangs.
They spread from Mexico to the
Canadian Rockies.
By the end of World War Two,
the US Army Air Corp (US Air
Force) had over 2.4 million men and
women in service and nearly 80,000
aircraft and more than 1,600 airfields
worldwide.
During World War Two Adolf
Hitler had 5,000 Czech men, women
and children executed in retaliation after resistance fighters killed one single
SS-General (Reinhard Heydrich)
known as the “Butcher of Prague”.
On average 425 men were killed everyday during the American Civil War.
It is impossible to lick your elbow.
The game of golf was invented
in Scotland. The letters stand for
“Gentlemen only…Ladies Forbidden”.
Coke was originally green.
The San Francisco Cable Cars are
the only mobile National Monuments.
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Unknown
Burglary / Robo
The Los Altos Police Department is asking for the public’s help in
identifying the man in this photograph. According to Detective Scott
Bunch, this suspect is allegedly responsible for burglaries and thefts all
over the bay area. The suspect visits businesses during normal work hours
and gains access to places where employee purses are kept. He then
allegedly steals the purses and uses the stolen credit cards. Please call the
Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us
at 408-355-0999 if you know his whereabouts or have any information that
can help solve this crime.
www.fugitive.com
all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication.
all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement. please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any
circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
HOTLINE: 1-800-9CAUGHT
EMAIL: newsinfo@fugitive.com
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Stacy Marlen Munoz
robbery & Conspiracy / Robo é Conspiración
The Capitola Police Department is currently seeking Stacy Marlen Munoz on a warrant charging her with Robbery and Conspiracy. Detective Marquis
Booth reports that on June 27, 2010 Munoz and accomplices arranged a meeting with a victim. When the victim arrived at the meet location, he was
immediately robbed at gunpoint. The victim was shot by one suspect, and the other suspect pistol whipped the victim several times in his face causing
injury. After the victim was robbed, Munoz and her accomplices fled the scene together. Munoz has allegedly been identified by the victim as being one of
the suspects. One of the other two suspects is described as a Black female adult about 18-20 years old, with a light skin complexion, 5’-6” tall ,dark shoulder
lenght hair, and a thin build. The other suspect is described as a Black male adult 18-20 years old 5’-9” to 5’10” tall with a thin build, light skin complexion,
and a “corn row” hair style. Munoz is known to frequent San Jose, California, and may visit or stay with friends or relatives in the 200 block of Silver Leaf
Drive in Watsonville, California or the 90 Block of Chestnut Street in Santa Cruz. Police also have information she frequents Pacific Avenue and the lower
Ocean Street areas in Santa Cruz. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
confidential email tip to tips@fugitive.com, if you know his location.
www.fugitive.com
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all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any
circumstance to apprehend any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement.
please call the fugitive hotline number (se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
HOTLINE: 1-800-9CAUGHT
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Alfonso Arthur
Mestas
Jessica Gonzalez
murder / asesinato
Murder / asesinato
The Vallejo Police Department is requesting the public’s help in locating two suspects connected to an Aug. 8 homicide in the city. Active leads that the
department has been following this week indicate the primary suspect in the murder of Saint Nick Stanley, who was found dead in a vehicle last Sunday, is
Alfonso Arthur Mestas Jr., 37, of Vallejo. A warrant has been issued for his arrest on suspicion of murder, police said. Mestas’ girlfriend, 22-year-old Jessica
Gonzales, is also wanted as an accessory to the murder of Stanley. The pair is not in custody and police believe they may be together. Police found Stanley,
38, on Aug. 8 just before 3 p.m. when they responded to a call about a man bleeding in a parked truck in the parking lot of the Deluxe Inn located at 2070
Solano Ave. in Vallejo. Stanley’s body was in the driver’s seat of the running vehicle when police arrived. He had been shot once and was pronounced dead at
the scene. An autopsy the following day confirmed that the gunshot was the cause of death, police said. Police consider Mestas to be armed and dangerous.
He sometimes uses the moniker “Capone,” which is tattooed on his right arm, police said. If they are located, police insist people not attempt to contact the
suspects, but instead call 911 immediately.
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Misty Dale Jackson
Murder /asesinato
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Vallejo police announced Friday that they are seeking a third suspect in
connection with the fatal shooting of a 38 year old man earlier this month. At
about 2:50 p.m. on Aug. 8, police responded to the Deluxe Inn at 2070 Solano
Ave. on a report of someone dead in a vehicle. Officers found the victim, Saint
Nick Stanley, in the driver’s seat of a truck with its engine running, police said.
Stanley, a Vallejo resident, had been shot once and was pronounced dead at
the scene. A week later, police identified two suspects that they were seeking
in connection with the murder. The primary murder suspect, Alfonso Arthur
Mestas Jr., 38, of Vallejo, is believed to be with his girlfriend, 22-year-old Jessica
Gonzales, who is wanted as an accessory to the murder, according to police.
Investigators announced Friday that a third suspect, Misty Dale Jackson, 36,
is also wanted as an accessory to the murder. Jackson is described as a white
woman who is 5 feet 4 inches tall, 150 pounds, and has brown hair and blue
eyes, police said. Mestas, who sometimes uses the moniker “Capone,” which is
tattooed on his right arm, should be considered armed and dangerous, police
said. Mestas is described as a Hispanic man who is 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs
225 pounds, and has black hair and brown eyes. Gonzales is described as a
white woman who is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 160 pounds, and has brown
hair and hazel eyes. If any of the three suspects are located, police insist that
people do not attempt to contact them, but instead should call 911 immediately.
Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at 1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448)
or text us at 408-355-0999 or CLICK HERE to send a confidential email tip,
if you know they’re location or have any information that can help solve this
crime. Copyright © 2010 by Bay City News, Inc. -- Republication, Rebroadcast
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Sometimes Only A Picture Can
Get Our Attention!
Do you see the motorcycle?
Now do you see it?
The Honda crotch rocket rider
was traveling at approximately 85
mph. The VW driver was talking
on a cell phone when she pulled
out from a side street, apparently
not seeing the motorcycle. The
rider’s reaction time was not
sufficient enough to avoid this
accident. The car had two passengers and the bike rider was found
INSIDE the car with them.
The Volkswagen actually
flipped over from the force of
impact and landed 20 feet from
where the collision took place.
All three involved (two in the
car and the bike rider) were killed
instantly. This graphic demonstration was placed at
The Motorcycle Fair by the Police
and Road Safety Department..
A picture is worth a
thousand words.
Save a life.
Stop talking on Cell
phones and Texting while
trying to drive.
The life you save may be
your own..... Or mine...
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Her last call was from a new cell phone...
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Jeffrey Juliar
Failure to Appear
On June 30, Jeffrey Juliar was convicted by jury verdict for five felonies:
two counts of Grand Theft and one count of Offering and Selling
an Unqualified Security. He was also convicted of two counts of
Misrepresentation or Omission of Material Fact in the Offer and Sale
of a Security. Juliar was scheduled to be sentenced on August 17. The
maximum sentence he was facing was eight years in the state prison. The
total loss to the victims in the case was between $60,000 and $65,000.
Juliar failed to appear at sentencing. His attorney and the probation
officer noted that they had lost touch with him toward the end of July. It
appears that Juliar is on the run. Please call the Fugitive Watch hot line at
1-800-9-CAUGHT (1-800-922-8448) or text us at 408-355-0999 or send a
confidential email tip, if you have any information that can help solve this
crime
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Jack O’Lantern
Attempted Frightening
In a flurry of candy and goodies, tricks and treats, pranks and goblins –
Jack O’Lantern is watching and ready to strike out at those who do not
obey the rights of Halloween. It has been reported that O’Lantern lurks
in areas of eerie darkness, and preys upon those who dare to venture out
on their own without two buddies. He is frightened by bright porch lights,
exterior lights and flashlights. He allegedly cruises the streets, alleys and
parks with reckless abandon, looking for those who fumble with long
cumbersome costumes, frequently manipulate vision-impairing masks,
and have no hands free to avoid injury. Fugitive Watch is asking your
assistance in reporting any suspicious or unusual activity immediately to
your local law enforcement agency.
all persons depicted in this publication are presumed to be innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. do not attempt under any circumstance to apprehend
any persons depicted in this publication. all persons may be considered armed and dangerous by law enforcement. please call the fugitive hotline number
(se habla español) or 9-1-1 for an immediate sighting.
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Why Sharks Circle You Before Attacking
Two great white sharks swimming in the ocean spied survivors of a sunken
ship. “Follow me son” the father shark said to the son shark and they swam to the
mass of people. “First we swim around them a few times with just the tip of our fins
showing.” And they did. “Well done, son! Now we swim around them a few times
with all of our fins showing.” And they did. “Now we eat everybody.” And they did.
When they were both gorged, the son asked,”Dad, why didn’t we just eat
them all at first? Why did we swim around and around them?”
His wise father replied, “Because they taste better without the baloney
inside!”
Now you know.
Campus crooks use stolen student ID card to have pizza delivered to their dorm
room
Two weeks ago, my daughter, a freshman at the University of Cincinnati,
had her wallet stolen while she was participating in an intramural basketball game.
It contained her student ID, a bank debit card, driver’s license and room
keys. She reported it to the campus police, and then to her bank to cancel the debit
card. At that time, she found out that the debit card had been used at a gas station
just off campus.
Two days later, the wallet was returned, minus the debit card and student
ID card. The student ID card can also be used as a debit card at on-campus and
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some selected off campus locations. When she checked the balance on her student
ID card, she found that it had been used at an off campus pizzeria, where they had
placed an order that totalled $45.00, and then had it delivered to their dorm.
Police also checked the video system at the gas station. They had obligingly
come inside to make a purchase, and stood directly in front of one of the in-store
surveillance cameras.
Their initial court appearance is pending.
My therapist told me the way to achieve true inner peace is to finish what I start. So
far I’ve finished two bags of M&Ms and a chocolate cake. I feel better already.
~Dave Barry
I’m tired of all this nonsense about beauty being only skin-deep. That’s deep enough.
What do you want – an adorable pancreas?
~Jean Kerr
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