Police report

DUI ARREST: Officers stopped Juan Lopez, 24, of Woodland at 12: 07 a. m., on Dec. 5 in the 1200 block of East Main Street for several vehicle code violations. He was found to be under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. Lopez was arrested and booked into Yolo County Jail for driving while under the Influence.

Commercial Burglary: Officers responded to Crepeland at 54 Main St., at 9: 01 a. m. on Dec. 5 for a burglary report. Surveillance video showed a person later determined to be Juan Carlos Reyes- Ibarra, 32, of Woodland, enter the building and walk around, providing the necessary probable cause to arrest Reyes- Ibarra on suspicion of burglary. An officer arrested Juan Carlos Ibarra just outside the 7- Eleven at East and Main streets after Ibarra left the store. Ibarra was in possession of burglary tools, $ 117 cash, an unopened roll of pennies, and a meth pipe. The clothing he was wearing was the same that being worn by the man in the surveillance video, was collected at the jail. Despite being shown video of the burglary, Ibarra would not admit involvement.

Prowler: A homeowner called police at 8: 56 p. m. on Dec. 6 regarding an adult male subject attempting to climb over a residence’s rear fence. The homeowner’s security camera system captured the male subject’s motion and alerted the homeowner. Officers recognized the male subject in the video as Juan Carlos Reyes- Ibarra., 32 of Woodland. Ibarra was the subject arrested and booked into the Yolo County the previous night for burglary at Crepe Land and released earlier in the morning. Ibarra was arrested at Fourth and Main streets on the prowling case without incident and booked into the Yolo County Jail.

Foot Pursuit/ Warrant Arrest: Gang Task Force detectives recognized Isaac Flores, 20, of Woodland at 9: 17 p. m. on Dec. 6. Flores had an active felony warrant for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon, in a parking lot at North and Elm streets. Upon seeing the detectives, Flores fled on foot. Detectives were able to catch up to Flores after a short foot chase. Flores was booked on his warrants. Flores was also booked regarding a shoplifting incident that occurred the day prior by the investigating officer.

Driving Under the Influence: An officer observed a vehicle traveling southbound on East Street at Gum Avenue on Dec. 7 at 1: 48 a. m. in the northbound lanes without any lights on during darkness. The officer conducted an enforcement stop and arrested Raymundo Martinez, 24, of Woodland, on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Driving Under the Influence: Officers responded to East Main and Thomas streets at 2: 18 p. m. on Dec. 8 for a single- vehicle Traffic Collision. John Velez, a 29- yearold West Sacramento resident, crashed his motorcycle into the median and a mounted street sign, while intoxicated. Velez was cited at the scene for DUI, prior to being transported to the hospital for his injuries.

Shots Fired: Officers were dispatched to the first block of West Elliott Street for the report of citizens in the area hearing 4- 6 gunshots. Officers in the area located seven casings in the intersection of West Clover Street and California Street. Witnesses described a possible gold- color Toyota Tacoma with chrome wheels and tinted windows fleeing the area just after the shots were heard.

Stolen Vehicle Recovery: Officers made a traffic stop on a stolen 2006 Hyundai at 10: 29 p. m. on Dec. 10 at Clover and First streets, being driven by Diego Martinez, a 38- year- old Woodland resident. Martinez was arrested for being in possession of the stolen car and was booked at Yolo County Jail.

HOST

The Homeless Outreach Street Team reported that for Dec. 4 through Dec. 11, they assisted with the Fill the Trunk campaign to get presents for families in need. The long term homeless people who have accepted services and have been placed in housing require continued contact and encouragement to stay in housing and treatment. HOST members have been continuously following up with three of these subjects. One of these subjects had a relapse and extensive time was spent making sure that he was connected to services to keep him off the street. HOST has begun engagement with a new subject that was previously not open to services. Staff at the Municipal Service Center has been working with HOST for a cleanup along Kentucky Avenue. The ditch is a difficult area to get into and requires planning. Walmart has finished its cleanup. Continued encouragement is necessary, for them to stay on top of their property so it does not get out of control again. There were 30 contacts during the week. Services were offered to nine subjects and accepted by three. There were seven camps located, of which six were cleaned up. HOST made two arrests.