– Woodland Weekly Police Report
– Woodland Police Report.
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On the 1st of February, local officers swiftly responded to a distress call at a business premises situated on the 400 block of Pioneer Avenue. The call reported a male suspect who had brazenly stolen items and was engaged in a physical altercation with the security personnel present. The male suspect was later identified as 41-year-old John Anthony Rodriguez Jr., a resident of Woodland.
In their valiant attempt to subdue Rodriguez, one of the security guards resorted to pepper spraying him, while another guard intervened physically. However, despite these efforts, Rodriguez tenaciously resisted and continued to engage in a physical confrontation with the security staff, ultimately resulting in injuries inflicted upon the security personnel.
Undeterred by the security’s attempts to apprehend him, Rodriguez managed to evade capture by fleeing across Pioneer Avenue. However, the vigilant Woodland Police swiftly located and confronted him. Rodriguez did not surrender easily and physically resisted the officers, further escalating the situation.
Eventually, the determined officers prevailed and successfully took Rodriguez into custody. Subsequently, he was booked into the Yolo County Jail on multiple charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, and resisting arrest.
Burglary Arrest: Woodland Resident Apprehended After Trespassing and Attempting to Flee with Stolen Property
On the 5th of February, at approximately 4:14 p.m., an unsettling incident occurred on the 900 block of Bourn Drive. The resident of a property returned home to an unexpected sight in their carport – a plastic battery-powered child’s Jeep that did not belong to them.
Alarmed by this peculiar discovery, the resident noticed the sound of loud music emanating from inside their house, raising concerns about a potential intruder. Upon closer inspection, it became evident that someone had forcibly gained entry into the residence through an open window.
As the bewildered resident ventured further into their home, they unexpectedly encountered an unfamiliar female presence. The female, later identified as 29-year-old Woodland resident Itzel Huerta, was clearly trespassing and had no rightful claim to be inside the property.
Realizing that the resident had caught her in the act, Huerta swiftly attempted to flee the scene with stolen property. In her audacious escape bid, she even tried to make her getaway in the battery-powered child’s Jeep that had initially caught the resident’s attention. However, the determined resident refused to let her abscond with their belongings and made a valiant effort to apprehend her while simultaneously alerting the police.
Responding promptly to the distress call, officers arrived at the location and swiftly took control of the situation. They successfully detained Huerta, bringing her trespassing escapade to an end. Subsequently, she was booked into the Yolo County Jail on charges of burglary.
HOST: Providing Assistance and Maintaining Order
Over the course of the week, the Homeless Outreach Street Team (HOST) made a commendable total of 87 meaningful contacts with individuals in need within the community. During these interactions, HOST diligently offered a wide range of services and support to the individuals encountered.
Regrettably, despite the team’s sincere efforts, none of the individuals they assisted were willing to accept the offered services. Nonetheless, this did not deter the dedicated members of HOST from persisting in their mission to make a positive impact on the lives of those experiencing homelessness.
In addition to their outreach efforts, HOST also identified and tagged eight camps within the community. This proactive measure aims to facilitate future interventions and ensure the safety and well-being of both the homeless individuals and the wider community.
Furthermore, HOST remained committed to upholding the cleanliness and tidiness of the community by undertaking four thorough clean-up operations. These endeavors served to enhance the overall aesthetics of the area, benefiting both residents and visitors alike.
As part of their ongoing commitment to public safety, HOST conducted ten dedicated downtown patrols throughout the week. These patrols not only serve as a deterrent to potential criminal activities but also provide a reassuring presence for the community, fostering a sense of security and well-being.
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– Woodland Weekly Police Report Feb through Daily Democrat
– Woodland Weekly Police Report Feb 1 through Feb 8 Daily Democrat.
