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Gunmen fire into occupied vehicle
Two men wearing ski masks fired into an occupied vehicle parked at curbside Tuesday afternoon breaking out two rear side windows, police said.
Shots fired into home
Manteca Police officers responded to a call at 10:42 p.m. Monday that multiple shots had been fired from a car into an occupied single family residence near Southside Park southwest of downtown
Manteca Police boot squatters from trash-filled home
A "Poster House" in Manteca's code enforcement effort was discovered Thursday in the 100 block of South Lincoln Avenue – destroyed by squatters who, neighbors say, were continually in and out of the house and three rear apartments.
2nd suspect arrested in home invasion
A second suspect was arrested Tuesday afternoon in connection with the 5 a.m. Saturday home invasion robbery that occurred in a northeast Manteca neighborhood near Joshua Cowell School.
Quick police response nabs home invasion suspect who shot at victim
The quick response of two Manteca police officers was credited with the arrest of a home invasion robbery suspect who fired at least one shot at his pursuing victim as he fled on foot.
Police nab suspect in armed robbery
Jabbing the point of a knife into an older man's ribs three times in front of a Manteca market and demanding his wallet evolved into a police pursuit mid-afternoon Wednesday that ended at the Airport Way off ramp of the Highway 120 Bypass.
South County sweep nets more than dozen offenders including 2 Mantecans
Manteca Police officers were joined by Sheriff's deputies, probation agents and Tracy police officers in a South County sweep that put more than a dozen offenders in the San Joaquin County Jail on Wednesday.
Scam artist preying on city’s elderly
Darlene Archer has a message for seniors in Manteca. Beware of "a gentleman out there" calling and asking you for your Medicare number.
Five auto burglaries; windows smashed out with baseball bats
Between 3:30 and 5 a.m. on Friday, Manteca Police received reports of five auto burglaries on Pestana Avenue, Vasconcellos Avenue and Brookside Drive.
Arrests made in shooting of convenience store customer
Arrests have been made in the June 9 shooting at Quik Stop, 505 N. Main St. that left a 43-year-old customer with a gunshot wound in his left arm.
Utility theft leads police to legal indoor pot grow
The PG&E Theft Division alerted Manteca Police officers to a home that not only was allegedly stealing power, but that also had an indoor marijuana grow in need of that power source for temperature control.
Gang attack disrupts Ripon family BBQ
RIPON - It was the young children – about 10 in all – who were probably the most traumatized by a gang attack Saturday afternoon in the 600 block of Ripona Avenue with one of the youngsters calling police saying his dad was being hit in the head.
Ripon Police arrest Lathrop man, 20, in connection with beer run, car ramming
RIPON - A Lathrop 20-year-old man who allegedly acted as a getaway driver Wednesday night in a theft at a Ripon convenience store was tracked to his Lathrop home on Thursday and arrested by Ripon police officers.
Typical Manteca summer crime day: House burglary, shoplifting, & more
Wednesday was a typical day for Manteca Police.
Police arrest trio on charges of burglarizing for-sale home
Three men were allegedly caught red handed removing property from a home on Daniels Street Tuesday evening.
Articles by Section - Crime
She’s been arrested 11 times in 18 months
Natasha Marie Archuleta apparently picked the wrong convenience store to not pay at.
Sacramento cheese caper suspects arrested in Rocklin
It was fast police work from Saturday to Tuesday noon in finding those responsible for the theft and arson of high profile commercial vehicles valued at over $400,000 and parked next to a Manteca hotel in an daring caper in the dark of night.
Now they’re looking for rats
Three stolen Tillamook Cheese microbuses valued at $300,000 were located in Copperopolis Monday night by a county-wide law enforcement team led by Manteca Police Department officers.
Manteca Police crime briefs
The following is a summary of the significant events the Manteca Police handled during the past week:
Man is beaten for phone at car wash
LATHROP – All that the 25-year-old man remembered was talking on his cell phone as he went up to the coin dispenser at the Wash Pro Car Wash on Harlan Road.
Two arrested in Moffat shooting
Two men authorities believe were responsible shooting into a Moffat Boulevard motel on May 9 have been arrested.
Coroner rules out foul play in death
Foul play was not believed to be a factor in the death of a man discovered by Manteca Police officers behind a cluster of Main Street businesses Tuesday evening.
Dead body found near N. Main Street
Just after 7 p.m. on Tuesday a property owner conducting a search of his property found something that seemed out of place.
Man shot in face while he was helping woman
A man was shot in the face on Saturday after accompanying a woman back to her house to get belongings following a fight with her husband.
Woman drives rental car into home; damages pegged at $20K
By GLENN KAHL
Las Vegas police say fight caused death
When Manteca Pastor Robert Cox was first interviewed by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police about a fight outside of a popular restaurant in June of last year, he told them he had punched the other man in the face.
Toter divers drive ID theft
An elderly Manteca gentleman wanted to hire someone to clean his house.
Manteca man faces charges in Las Vegas fracas death
A Manteca youth pastor is facing manslaughter charges after an altercation outside of a Las Vegas restaurant left a man dead.
Solo robber hits Manteca Bank of the West branch
Manteca Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are searching for a man that walked into the Bank of the West on E. Yosemite Avenue Tuesday afternoon, produced a note demanding money, and walked away with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Officer thought he’d been stabbed
At one point, as the camera bobbles up and down the duty shirt of exhausted Manteca patrol officer Ben Cromwell, a single question illustrates the seriousness of the situation he just found himself in.
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