Archive By Section - Crime
Foot chase follows bike path robbery
A regional auto theft task force officer got into a foot chase with two suspects during the noon hour Friday following the robbery of a 19-year-old man on the Tidewater Bike Path.
Lathrop house in escrow marred by graffiti
LATHROP – A newly remodeled house already in escrow was hit by vandals in Lathrop late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning.
Two suspects sought in New Year’s Eve beating outside convenience store in Manteca
Richard Daniel Breakfield and Erasmo Bugarin, both 21 years old, are being sought by Manteca Policefor questioning in the New Years Eve beating that left Miguel Valles in critical condition with severe head injuries outside a convenience store on North Union Road near the Union Pacific Railroad tracks.
Police make arrest in shotgun discharging
Discharging a shotgun in a residential neighborhood sent a 20-year-old David Foster to county jail Saturday afternoon.
Officer happens across theft suspect while shopping
Regional auto theft task force officer Steve Schluer was taking a minute out to pick up a birthday card at Wal Mart Thursday afternoon when he got detoured by a suspect he noticed in the parking lot.
Garcia gets prison time for scam selling non-existent computers
Manteca short-order cook Steven Garcia, 53, has been sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to grand theft embezzlement charges in selling non-existent computers to several elementary school secretaries and others in Manteca.
The good news: Drop in crime
Recessions usually mean an uptick in crime.
Husband held in murder of his wife at Lathrop home
Baljit Singh, 36, is being held in San Joaquin County Jail without bail for the alleged premeditated murder of his wife Sherene Singh, 34, in their Lathrop home December 23.
34-year-old woman stabbed to death
LATHROP – A 34-year-old woman was a stabbed to death in the early morning on Wednesday at a home in the 500 block of Bramblewood Avenue.
DUI sweep picks up 20 in Manteca
A state Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) grant made it possible for some 20 Manteca officers – regulars and reserves – to sweep the city Wednesday for drunken driving offenders who had failed to report to court or to jail on their charges or convictions.
Catch & release ground rules set
An orchestrated game of "catch and release" with ground rules laid down by police chiefs throughout San Joaquin County is keeping criminal suspects viewed as bigger threats to society behind bars longer.
Drive-by shooting on quiet Pine Street
A suspected gang-related drive-by shooting rocked the normally quiet 700 block of Pine Street at about 2:45 p.m. on Friday.
2nd robbery in 12 days at Ripon bank; police catch suspects both times
RIPON - It was the second bank robbery this month for Ripon's Bank of Stockton in the 200 block of West Main Street occurring shortly before 10 a.m. Wednesday – suspects were quickly captured in both cases.
Thieves strike model homes
Thieves went shopping in Summit Collection at Union Ranch homes for kitchen appliances early Saturday morning and were interrupted by an alarm and by new residents who were about to move in, Manteca Police said.
Watchful neighbors tag burglars in jewelry thefts at Manteca home
It was a jewelry heist gone bad – all because of a perfect neighborhood watch effort.
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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