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Police Log: Armed Robbery at US Bank; Robbery at Wells Fargo

Reports also include two juveniles brandishing a pellet gun inside of a hotel lobby, three cars burglarized in one night at a hotel parking lot and a number of home burglaries.

The following is a collection of reports prepared by the Union City Police Department. The document contains only items of note and contains incidents that occurred from June 21 to 27. Reports have been lightly edited for Patch style.

Thursday, June 21

Home burglarized on Brockway Street

On Thursday, officers investigated a residential burglary on the 33000 block of Brockway Street.  An unknown suspect(s) made entry through the kitchen window.

Bank robbery at Wells Fargo

At 1:53 p.m., officers responded to a just-occurred robbery at the located at 30915 Courthouse Dr. The suspect entered the bank and presented a note to the teller stating that he was armed with a firearm. The teller complied with the suspect’s demands and he fled the bank with an undisclosed amount of money.

The suspect was described as a black male adult, approximately 6-feet to 6-feet and two-inches tall and between 160 to 170 pounds.

Suspect arrested while trying to pass forged check at Cash and Go

Later during the shift, officers responded to an in-progress forgery at the Cash and Go store located at 34383 Alvarado-Niles Rd. When officers arrived they located the suspect inside the store. Upon further investigation the primary officer determined that the suspect entered the store intending to pass a fraudulent check in the amount of $7,000.00.  The suspect was arrested at the scene. 

Juveniles brandish pellet gun in Extended Stay America lobby

Later this same evening, officers responded to a report of two male juveniles brandishing a handgun inside the lobby of the in Union Landing. Responding officers determined that the subjects were staying on the fourth floor and began a room-to-room search. The officers located the subjects’ room and conducted a search. 

During the search of the room the officers located two Airsoft replica firearms along with 11.6 grams of suspected cocaine and .4 grams of suspected methamphetamine.

The two juveniles were reprimanded and released at the scene. The juveniles’ father was subsequently arrested on suspicion of possession of controlled substances.

Friday, June 22

Three cars burglarized at Crowne Plaza Hotel

On Friday, an officer investigated three auto burglaries in the parking lot of the . The unknown suspect(s) shattered the victim vehicles’ windows and took miscellaneous property from within. The burglaries occurred sometime between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m.

Drunk driver passes out behind the wheel…in front of a police station

Also on Friday, officers investigated a report of a person passed out inside a vehicle while the engine was running. The vehicle was parked along the sidewalk in front of the Alvarado Resource Police Substation. When the officers arrived they located the subject passed out and seated in the driver’s seat with the engine running. Officers were able to safely turn the vehicle off and arrested the driver on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol.

Saturday, June 23

Driver injured after crashing into four parked cars

At about 4 a.m. Saturday morning, a driver crashed into four parked vehicles in the area of Tamarack Drive and Whipple Road. The driver was severely injured and transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Edith Way home burglarized

Also on Saturday, an officer investigated a residential burglary on the 32000 block of Edith Way. The suspect(s) made entry through an open rear window to gain access into the residence. 

Sunday, June 24

Woman battered during domestic disturbance

On Sunday at about 3:12 p.m., officers responded to the report of a domestic disturbance on the 33000 block of 10th Street. The investigating officer determined that the victim had been battered by her boyfriend, who fled prior to police arrival. Paramedics were also called and provided the victim with medical treatment at the scene. This case was sent to the District Attorney’s office for review and prosecution.

Man arrested after choking wife and fleeing with child

Later at about 5:30 p.m., officers responded to a report of a domestic disturbance on the 2400 block of Regal Drive. Responding officers located a woman who was visibly distraught. She told the officers that she was involved in a heated argument with her child’s father and he had choked her. The victim stated that the suspect fled with their child prior to police arrival. Assisting officers located the suspect and child a few blocks away. The suspect was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery and the child was reunited with her mother.

Monday, June 25

Home burglarized on Clover Street

An officer responded to investigate a report of a residential burglary on the 2400 block of Clover Street. During the investigation, it was determined that an unknown suspect or suspects gained entry into the residence via the bathroom window.

Tuesday, June 26

US Bank robbed at gunpoint

On Tuesday at 11:10 a.m., officers responded to a just-occurred robbery at the located at 1790 Decoto Rd. According to witness statements, the suspect jumped over the front counter and held the bank tellers at gunpoint. The suspect was able to gain access into the bank’s vault and took an undisclosed amount of money before fleeing the scene.

The suspect was described as a black male adult in his early 20s, approximately 5-foot and 11-inches tall and 160 pounds, wearing a black ski mask and gloves. He fled in a teal-colored older model two-door Honda Accord.

Home burglarized on Regents Boulevard

Later this same evening, an officer responded to the report of a residential burglary on the 32000 block of Regents Boulevard. The suspect(s) entered the residence via the rear sliding door.

Drunk driver crashes into another car after running red light

At 10:05 p.m., officers responded to the intersection of Decoto and Perry roads to investigate a traffic collision. Officers determined that one of the drivers had failed to stop for the red light and collided with another vehicle. The same driver who failed to stop for the red light was determined to be intoxicated and was arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol.

Wednesday, June 27

Home burglarized on Fairfield Drive

An officer investigated a residential burglary that occurred on the 32000 block of Fairfield Drive. It was determined that an unknown suspect(s) had pried a rear window to gain entry into the residence.

Home burglarized on Torrey Pine Lane

Later in the day at 4:07 p.m., officers responded to a residential burglary that occurred on the 32400 block of Torrey Pine. The suspects were described a two heavy set Hispanic male adults, approximately 20 years old and wearing black baseball caps. The suspects were last seen fleeing from the residence and into the surrounding neighborhood. Responding officers conducted a search of the area but were unable to locate the suspects.

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To add insult to injury, New Haven Unified just divided the community by re-naming a Middle SchoolRead More after two Phillipino labor leaders instead of an Early" Alto California", Mexican Governor after wich the Town of Alvarado was named. They created a WAR betwean comunities with flag waving and graphiti tagging damages even the police call a "Hate Crime". They should be naming a NEW High School after those two labor leaders and not just re-naming an existing historical Middle School. When push comes to shove, the New Haven Unified School Board will pay for a name change but not help pay for school supplies or keep good teachers with a good salery with benefits. They re-name a Middle School After labor leaders, but don't honor the Labor that had dedicated a lifetime to our children....Our Teachers.
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Because new haven unified School District is so busy renaming or selling off Schools, they areRead More neglecting the 29.1 million dollar grant they got to help provide moderization and supplies to teachers. Instead of building a second High School, on the growing west side of union City, they sell off 15 acres and a relativly NEW, perfectly good school building just 3 blocks from a 70 year old Elementary School. When James Logan High School was Built, Union City had only 23,000 residents. Today, Union City bosts 77,000+ residents and has a single High School pushing 5000 students. Instead of building a new High School (like Fremont, that has 5 High School, one for each of ther original districts and a ROP School), New Haven Unified only has one in the Decoto District and Alvardo district residents must commute to the Decoto District to get an education beyond middle School. A 50 year old "busing policy" (without the Buses) in the name of diversity. Both sides of Highway 880 are just as diverse yet they will not build the west side a High School.
Edward May 17, 2013 at 05:16 pm
To add insult to injury, New Haven Unified just divided the community by re-naming a Middle SchoolRead More after two Phillipino labor leaders instead of an Early" Alto California", Mexican Governor after which the Town of Alvarado was named. They created a WAR betwean comunities with flag waving, fist shaking and graphiti tagging damages even the police call a "Hate Crime". They should be naming a NEW High School on the West Side of Union City after those two labor leaders and not just re-naming an existing historical Middle School. When push comes to shove, the New Haven Unified School Board will pay for a name change but not help pay for school supplies or keep good teachers with a good salery with benefits. They re-name a Middle School After labor leaders, but don't honor the Labor that had dedicated a lifetime to our children....Our Teachers.
Edward May 11, 2013 at 04:12 am
Here are some patch photos. you will notice the children marching with the" Filipino AdvocatesRead More for justice" banner all the way up to the New Haven Unified School District office. Do you think these photos could have incited the Vandels and selected their target? Violating the "Brown Act", the School Board created this problem by not putting the name change before the Voters before making this decision ahead of public comments and input. The outcome, of changing the name, and what the name would be, was already decided before they even put it on the agenda, behind closed doors. The clinched Fists, in the Top photo, did not help either. Remember, these are Patch Photos, that are public, and even more are out there in social media. http://storify.com/UnionCityPatch/a-collection-of-photos-and-reactions-to-alvarado-m/embed
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Edward May 14, 2013 at 04:00 pm
May 14,2013 Union City, California. Police said the first suspect pushed both homewoners down toRead More the floor and "forcefully removed the elderly female's jewelry." The second suspect found a young adult male locked in a bedroom, struck him in the head with the gun, ransacked the bedroom and took more property, police said. Both suspects fled on foot to a waiting vehicle, described as a newer model silver Audi sedan or BMW with chrome rims and tinted black windows. The vehicle was last seen being driven past Kitiyama Elementary School onto Medallion Drive, according to a Union City Police press release. Now this is about rich Black kids, with guns and driving BMWs, Attacking Elderly Whites in Union City. A little "political Vandelism" did not do this. This is a true "hate crime" against Whites yet it is reported as a "home invasion Robbery". They followed the Elderly White guy home from the store and pushed there way into the house and hurt everybody as they robbed them. Pre-selected an Elderly White Guy, because of hate" thencommited a crime against him and his family. The Political painting on a Political office was not a hate crime but a "political Statement". Get it Strait.
Edward May 11, 2013 at 04:00 am
Here are some patch photos. you will notice the children marching with the" Filipino AdvocatesRead More for justice" banner all the way up to the New Haven Unified School District office. Do you think these photos could have incited the Vandels and selected their target? Just a thought. http://storify.com/UnionCityPatch/a-collection-of-photos-and-reactions-to-alvarado-m/embed
Union City Resident May 9, 2013 at 09:44 pm
you could be on to a super idea! Online education. No ecological impacts. Everyone works at theirRead More own speed and capability. They get the best teacher every time because we can choose the lesson. Do anytime before midnight the same day if there is homework just like in college for those who sleep late and are always truant in regular school, no computer or too young and nobody at home, can go to computer centers. LOL You can name your own computer instead of school names. We can afford it better, cheaper for parents than school taxes, no administrators everywhere you look. Okay, I was just kidding...I think it's one issue at a time. School naming, school board, violating the Brown Act, address issues of recall, new elections, listening to the public, elected officials not following district policy, School Superintendent who knew or should have known it was a Brown Act violation, should be fired or not?, put issue on ballot by referendum or not?, let other elected officials write to editor instead of meeting with their voters?, Nobody trying to correct the errors made?, then discuss new high school. I agree with other letter - students being abused in school for maybe years now, bad test scores and they all say they know why but as educators they haven't fixed the problem yet, budget is non existent but we can afford all new band and athletic uniforms for the school with the new name LOL Taxpaying without representation