Police report

Assault: At 10:56 a.m., Oct. 2, a person was located in front of the reporting party’s apartment without clothing and asking for help. The victim had been assaulted and had extensive injuries including eyes swollen shut, swollen mouth, multiple bruises and a shoe print in the area of her rib cage. The victim refused to identify herself and could not be identified after an extensive search of all available sources and a neighborhood canvass. Detectives and a domestic violence advocate were called to the hospital to assist but victim was still uncooperative and never would identify herself or her assailant(s). The victim also refused to share whether she was sexually assaulted in any way. The case was taken even though victim was uncooperative and what is believed to be her clothing was booked for evidence in the event she becomes more cooperative in the future. Vehicle Burglary: At 8:07 a.m. Oct. 5 in the 100 block of Stone Way a work vehicle was broken into and two firearms were stolen. One was a rifle and the other a shotgun. In what may be a related case, at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 5, officers responded to the first block of West Clover Street for a theft report and learned the victim, discovered a Ruger .22 caliber rifle and a 12-gauge shotgun were missing from her home. They were taken sometime over the weekend.

Warrant Arrest/Obstructing an Officer: At 8:02 p.m., Oct. 5, at West Beamer Street and Mariposa Street, an officer conducted a bicycle stop of Johnathan Lopez, 33, of Woodland. Lopez fled on his bicycle and was captured a block away. Lopez had an outstanding parole hold warrant and was found to be in possession of heroin. Vehicle Pursuit/recovered firearm: At 5:10 p.m., Oct. 6, an officer tried to stop a vehicle at Homestead Way and Hardy Drive. The officer tried to stop a black BMW SUV for vehicle code violations and the driver failed to yield and sped off. The driver was identified as Robert Thompson, 20, of Woodland. The vehicle pursuit was terminated due to concerns for public safety. Afterward, a witness to the pursuit called in saying the driver threw a gun out the driver’s window. Officers recovered a loaded .38-caliber revolver. On Oct. 7 at about 11:30 a.m. with Yolo County Probations assistance, Thompson was arrested and booked at Yolo County Jail on suspicion of felony pursuit, weapons violations and a violation of probation.

Threatening/Dissuading an Officer: At 7:47 p.m., Oct. 6, in the 1800 block East Gibson road, officers were dispatched to a naked male who was fighting with citizens. The man, Daniel Lee Lindland, 37, was contacted by officers and he made threats to harm officers. His residence is unknown. Additional officers responded to assist and Lindland was taken into custody without further incident. It was learned that the Jail had just released tLindland who had been brought to the jail for public intoxication by West Sacramento police because he was combative and they didn’t want him in jail while he was being combative. The jail was contacted and it was confirmed he would be held on the fresh charge of threatening officers regardless of the current bail schedules. Threats/SWAT/CNT Call Out: At 12:30 p.m. Oct. 7, police were called to the 600 block of Harvard Court for a second time when Jared Lampkin, 36, of Woodland, who was causing a disturbance in the neighborhood and threatening to kill neighbors. Verbal contact was made by police with Lampkin at the front door and he was heard breaking items and yelling at a female relative. Lampkin refused to come out of the residence and stated that he “had every right to shoot anybody on his property” and gave officers five minutes to leave. Due to the fact that the woman’s status was unknown, and at the time Lampkin had reportedly made criminal threats, a SWAT/CNT call out was initiated. Ultimately, none of the reporting parties would agree to be a victim of any crime and the woman wanted to return to the residence. Since there was no warrant based on this information officers broke down the perimeter and left the area. Theft: At 7:24 a.m., police responded to the 1400 block of Thompson Way, someone stole between $2,000 and $3,000 worth of copper wire after pulling it from the wall of a new home under construction. It’s believed the theft occurred between 5 p.m., Oct. 6 and 6 a.m,. Oct. 7. Shooting: At 9:15 p.m., Oct. 7, officers responded to the 600 block of California Street for a reported shooting. The victim was located at the hospital with a single gunshot wound to the arm. The shooting had occurred in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 600 block of California Street. The victim and his girlfriend were in a vehicle and had pulled into the apartment complex. The suspect, a 31-year-old Woodland resident, approached the passenger side of the vehicle and used a silver revolver to shoot into the passenger compartment, hitting the victim in the arm. The victim was driven to Woodland Memorial Hospital where he was treated for his injuries. The suspect fled the scene in his vehicle. The plate was entered into a search system and the suspect was tracked outside of the city. A Ramey warrant was obtained and entered into the system so he can be looked for. At this time the suspect has not been arrested. Arson: at 4: a.m., Oct. 9, officers responded to Precision Auto Care, 274 W. Main St., regarding a fire at that location. Officers arrived and found several vehicles on fire, which firefighters extinguished. Video surveillance was obtained showing a subject fleeing the area on foot shortly after the fire started. A vehicle in the lot was determined to be the original source of the fire and it appeared to have been set intentionally. Three vehicles appeared to suffer total losses and one additional vehicle was damaged. Video was shared on social media for possible identification of the suspect.

HOST

The Homeless Outreach Street Team reported that one member of the team is now starting work at 6 a.m. to assist graveyard shift with camping and early morning calls regarding homeless individuals. HOST continues to coordinate with Code Enforcement and Walmart for a $130,000 cleanup along the back of Walmart and the vacant field next to Walmart. The property at 1021 Beamer St. has generated a lot of calls and concerns and HOST worked extensive hours this week trying to resolve the problems. HOST also coordinated with Yolo County Mental Health and was able to place two people on holds that resulted in placements. HOST contacted 116 homeless individuals offering services to 50 of them. Five people accepted the services. Finally, HOST documented 23 camps this week and cleaned up 15 of them.

This is a synopsis of reports provided by the Woodland Police Department and does not include all calls or arrests or some cases which are under active investigation.