The Watch Command Log is a
daily summary of events of significance compiled by Watch Commanders. There are
three watches in a 24-hour period: days, afternoons and graveyards.
Items contained in the Watch Command Log are based on information available at
the time of its release and should not be interpreted as an admission or
finding of guilt. Arrest information may differ from formal charges filed by
the prosecuting agency.
DAY SHIFT
No
significant events.
AFTERNOON
SHIFT
1516 Traffic Accident 1300 S. 700 E. 12-39799
A
22-year-old man drove southbound on 700 East.
As he approached 1300 South, his car swerved off the road, drove over
the west curb, and struck a tree. The
collision caused the vehicle to roll onto its side. The driver was partially ejected and required
extrication. He was transported to a
local hospital in serious condition.
1936 Burglary in Progress 759 S. Gladiola St. 12-39990
The
owner of Broke Down Towing saw a man stealing batteries from vehicles. Arriving officers contained the area and
located Valente Jose Manzanares (3/10/67).
Manzanares was booked into jail on theft charges.
GRAVEYARD SHIFT
2312
Traffic Stop 500 S. Navajo St. 12-40098
Safe
Streets Task Force Detectives attempted to stop a Jeep Cherokee for a traffic
violation. The driver of the Jeep, Manuel Flores (3/20/86), fled from the
detectives, who did not pursue him; however, the detectives saw the Jeep
abruptly stop approximately one block away.
Two occupants ran from the vehicle and after a brief foot pursuit Officers
took Flores and the passenger, Danny DeLeon (7/27/90), into custody. The Jeep was not listed as stolen. Both men were booked into jail on several
charges that included failure to stop for police and fleeing on foot.
2335 Robbery 900
S. Main St. 12-40100
Ninette
Willie (12-30-82) had an ongoing disagreement with a 41-year-old woman over a
male friend. Willie pushed the victim to
the ground, pulled her hair, and then took her purse. Officers located Willie in the area and
booked her into jail on a robbery charge.
Contact: Reporters seeking comment should contact the Public
Information Officer at 801.799.NEWS (6397).
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