Archive By Section - Crime
Manteca couple arrested for tax evasion after mortgage fraud case dismissed
A Manteca couple that had charges dismissed involving an alleged $8 million real estate fraud involving home mortgages are back in jail.
Another pet victim of poisoning by anti-freeze
A Manteca woman and a neighbor living in the 400 block of East Sutter Street both told of cats with similar symptoms this week that a doctor confirmed to be caused by anti-freeze ingestion.
Repeat stealing helps police catch suspect
A second trip to a building supply store was the undoing of a man charged with stealing credit cards, checks and a business briefcase from a Manteca man's work truck parked outside his residence on Creekside Place in Manteca.
Mossdale Arco robbed of money & cigarettes
LATHROP - The Arco gas station in the 400 block of Mossdale Road in Lathrop was robbed of an undetermined amount of cash and six packs of Marlboro cigarettes from the counter Thursday night shortly after 8 p.m.
Owner fails to tell PD stolen car was recovered
A police officer with a photographic memory is an asset to any department, and Manteca's is no different.
Gang violence sends aggravated assault
Crime in Manteca this year through the end of August experienced double digit drops in year-to-year comparisons in all but three of the 12 felonies that the FBI uses to determine the relative safety of communities.
Man found guilty of having vicious dog
A 48-year-old Manteca man was found guilty for the possession of a vicious dog within the city limits by a San Joaquin County Superior Court jury last Thursday in a Tracy courtroom.
2 men hold up Auto Zone, escape with cash
Two masked robbers held up the AutoZone auto parts store in the 100 block of South Main Street Friday night at gunpoint and made off with an undetermined amount of cash.
Manteca rental is pot factory
A Manteca single family residence doubling as a marijuana nursery – a pot factory if you will – was raided by members of the Manteca Police Department's SWAT team in the predawn hours on Wednesday.
Hayward Police clear Manteca bar with automatic weapons drawn
Seven patrons of the Starlite Room were ordered out of that Manteca bar Tuesday afternoon by a cadre of nearly a dozen Hayward Police and Department of Justice officers that had surrounded the West Yosemite Avenue lounge with automatic weapons trained on the doors of the Lincoln Center business.
4 geese found dead with tied necks in Manteca
Eight Canadian geese have been found in Manteca neighborhoods during the past week in and around Edison and Main streets,
Manteca rentals going to pot
A family growing marijuana in a rental house in the Powers Tract neighborhood sandwiched between Spreckels Park and Manteca High left the three-bedroom residence in shambles owing the landlord $3,300 for three months of back rent.
Teens reportedly beat three men, steal money
Five men were reportedly jumped by a car load of Hispanic teens at 2 a.m. Saturday as they were walking home from a West Yosemite Avenue bar.
Wild chase, 2 assaults
A 23-year-old man who allegedly used his silver GMC pickup truck as a weapon and later assaulted a stranger working in his garage went to jail on assault charges Sunday.
Canine officer bites man; police arrest suspect
A 37-year-old domestic-violence suspect, attempting to outrun police officers, was outpaced by canine officer "Hoss" who made the arrest with several bites, police said.
Articles by Section - Crime
Three arrests in pharmacy robbery
A witness' description helped Manteca Police catch and capture three juveniles believed to have been responsible for robbing the CVS Pharmacy on North Main Street Monday afternoon.
Manteca felonies at 2002 levels
Felonies in Manteca were at their lowest numerical level since at least 2002.
Embezzlement investigation stalls
No charges have been filed to date in connection with the alleged $140,000 embezzlement involving the Manteca-Ripon Pentecost Society, known to many as simply the MRPS.
Bicyclist struck; Grinch strikes over Christmas
The "Grinch" was busy over Christmas week with a number of burglaries and stolen cars in addition to a 76-year-old bicyclist being struck on a darkened part of Yosemite Avenue at Raylow Avenue at 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
You’d better watch out; Criminals shopping for steals
It's the busiest time of the year - for criminals.
Body found amid 1,000 pot plants
A $500,000 marijuana grow involving 1,000 plants was discovered in a Lathrop home Wednesday afternoon along with the body of a man.
BODY FOUND IN LATHROP HOME
A half million dollar marijuana grow was discovered in a Lathrop home Wednesday afternoon along with the body of a dead man, a Sheriff's spokesman reported Thursday morning.
Apps catching burglars
Want to help police catch the bad guys? There's an app for that.
Cold weather means more vehicle thefts
Auto theft is about to heat up in Manteca.
Copper thieves, rain shut down Bank of America
It is probably the most unusual weather story in Manteca's history.
Copper thieves shut down Bank of America
Copper thieves forced the closure of the Bank of America Tuesday morning in Manteca as the theft of 14-foot copper down spouts on the sides of the facility caused water from the roof to flow into the bank's interior.
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