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Saturday, 19 May 2012 20:48 |
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Police and the Sheriffs Helicopter are looking for a white male, brown hair, unshaven, wearing a blue or gray tshirt and shorts. He had a knife and broke a window to a business. Please call if you see someone matching the description. |
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Saturday, 19 May 2012 10:37 |
On 05/18/12 at approximately 9:30 PM, the La Mesa Police Department received a radio call of a robbery that just occurred at Sam’s Market located at 7587 University Avenue. A male suspect entered the store and brandished a small dark colored handgun with a brown handle. The suspect pointed the handgun at the clerk and stated, “Give me the money.” The clerk complied with the suspects demands giving him the cash from the register. The suspect fled the scene on foot and was last seen southbound on Parks Avenue.
Officers searched the surrounding areas with the assistance of San Diego Sheriff Department’s ASTREA, but were unable to locate the suspect.
The suspect is described as a black male approximately 22 years old, wearing a dark jacket and dark pants.
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Man arrested for attempted kidnapping, false imprisonment, and annoying of a child |
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Friday, 18 May 2012 14:35 |
The La Mesa Police Department, in a joint effort with the El Cajon Police Department and the SAFE Team arrested La Mesa resident, Daniel Hubbard, for violations of 647.6 PC – Child Annoying, 236 PC – False Imprisonment and 664/207 PC – Attempt Kidnapping.
On 05-10-12, victim #1 (15 year old female) and victim #2 (14 year old female) were walking to Grossmont High School. A male (later identified as Daniel Hubbard) drove past them in a tan van three different times. Hubbard asked the victims if they needed a ride to school and told them to get in the van. At one point, he angrily yelled at them to get into the van. When the victim’s ran towards the school, he drove away.
The El Cajon Police Department’s School Resource Officer at Grossmont High School put out a flyer describing the incident which was sent home with all the students. An anonymous citizen called the officer and told her she suspected someone who was the driving the van.
On 05-16-12, victim #3 (18 year old female) was walking to Helix High School, when she was approached by Hubbard, this time driving an older pick-up truck. Hubbard pulled up along side the victim as she walked. He made comments to her and then whistled at her. The victim continued to walk, ignoring him. Hubbard pulled to the curb where the victim was walking and began walking with her. He said several sexual comments to her. The victim told Hubbard that she needed to get to school and for him to leave her alone.
Hubbard grabbed the victim’s left forearm with his right hand and tugged on her arm. The victim pulled back and slapped Hubbard’s hand off. She ran towards the school.
Victim #1 is a Spring Valley resident. Victim #2 is a resident of El Cajon. Victim #3 is a resident of Lemon Grove.
Hubbard was booked into county jail under the above mentioned charges.
If anyone has any additional information on these cases or any others, please call the La Mesa Police Department.
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Suspicious Activity near Helix & Grossmont High Schools |
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Thursday, 17 May 2012 14:00 |
On May 9, 2012 at approximately 9:00 a.m. an adult male subject was seen following two (2) juvenile female high school students as they were walking to Grossmont High School. The male subject was driving a small light green mini-van with a large hydraulic wheelchair lift on the back of it. The subject repeatedly circled around the block several times and continued to follow the students asking them if they needed a ride to school and eventually aggressively yelling at them. The students ran to school but did not notify the school administration or School Resource Officer until the next day. At that point this case was initially reported to the El Cajon Police Department.
On May 16, 2012 at approximately 12:30 p.m. an adult male subject was seen following a female subject as she was walking to Helix Charter High School. The male subject was driving a large grey pick-up truck. The subject pulled the truck up along side the student and made several vulgar comments that were sexual in nature. When the student did not reply, the male subject got out of his car and forcibly grabbed the student by the arm, repeating the comments. The student pulled away and ran onto the Helix campus where she reported it to the school administration and the School Resource Officer. This case was reported to the La Mesa Police Department.
The School Resource Officer’s from both agencies have been in contact with one another and have been actively working this investigation together. It is believed that the same adult male subject is involved in both incidents. It was also determined that both incidents actually happened within the City of La Mesa and for that reason both cases are currently being investigated by the La Mesa Police Department. At this time La Mesa School Resource Officers and Detectives are following up on several solid leads. All of the schools in the area have been notified and advised to be on the lookout for any similar situations.
The subject and his vehicles are described as: a WMA, 40-50’s, short hair (buzz cut), unshaven. Veh #1 is a green Plymouth Voyager with a black wheel chair rack on the back and Veh #2 is a grey Ford P/U with damage on the rear passenger side. Anyone with any information on these incidents or similar ones is asked to contact the La Mesa Police Department.
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Walmart Employee Stabbed During Robbery |
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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 16:17 |
On 05/16/12 at approximately 3:45 PM, the La Mesa Police Department received a radio call of a robbery that occurred at Walmart located at 5500 Grossmont Center Drive. Employees reported a male suspect attempted to leave Walmart without paying for merchandise. When Walmart loss prevention agents tried to detain the suspect outside of the store, the suspect brandished a knife and swung at the employees. A loss prevention agent was struck in the abdomen and both arms by the knife causing minor lacerations. The suspect fled the scene on foot and was located by LMPD officers at the Grossmont Trolley station. The loss prevention agent received medical attention at the scene but was not transported to the hospital.
The suspect, Zane Holloway (18 years old) was arrested and booked at San Diego County Jail on the listed charges:
211 PC – Robbery
245(a)(1) PC – Assault with a Deadly Weapon
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