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Police Log: Four Stabbed in T.G.I. Friday’s Brawl; Woman Harassed at Laundromat

Reports also include a burglary at a dental office and a woman arrested in a hit-and-run, among others.

The following is a collection of reports prepared by the Union City Police Department. The document contains only items of note that occurred Aug. 2 to 7. Reports have been lightly edited for Patch style.

Thursday, Aug. 2

Thieves caught trying to steal bike near Food Maxx

At about 11:30 p.m., an officer patrolling the shopping center located at 30073 Industrial Parkway saw two people attempting to cut the lock off a secured bicycle. The officer contacted the subjects and found that they were both on searchable probation. One suspect was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance after the officer located methamphetamine.

Woman tries to do a hit-and-run, dad brings her back to the crime scene

Later Thursday night, officers responded to the area of Whipple Road and Central Avenue to investigate a vehicle crashing into a light pole. Arriving officers found the damaged vehicle unoccupied. As the traffic officer was concluding his investigation, the driver of the vehicle was driven back to the scene by her father. The driver was arrested on suspicion of hit-and-run and public intoxication. She was also transported to a local hospital for medical treatment after complaining of pain.

Friday, Aug. 3

Four stabbed in T.G.I. Friday’s altercation

At about 1:25 a.m., officers responded to at the Union Landing shopping center to investigate a just-occurred stabbing. Police received information that an associated vehicle was leaving the scene on Dyer Street.

Responding officers found the vehicle on Dyer Street and made a high risk stop, while additional officers responded to the restaurant where they found two stabbing victims. Officers stabilized the scene at T.G.I. Friday’s and detained the occupants in the vehicle.

The officers at the traffic stop found that one of the occupants was a third stabbing victim that was being transported to a local hospital by his friends. All three victims were transported to local hospitals for non-life threatening injuries. A fourth victim was later found at a local hospital.

The initial report is that an altercation between two groups inside the establishment led to the stabbings. This case is still being investigated.

Sunday, Aug. 5

Elderly woman struck by vehicle at Dyer-Alvarado intersection

At about 6:22 p.m., officers responded to an auto vs. pedestrian accident in the area of Dyer Street and Alvarado Boulevard. An elderly female was struck by a motorist at slow speed and sustained what appeared to be minor injuries. The pedestrian was transported to a local hospital as a precaution.

Monday, Aug. 6

Man slaps woman on butt at laundromat

At about 8 a.m., a female victim reported that a man had walked up behind her and slapped her buttocks. This unwanted assault occurred in front of Laundryland located at 34656 Alvarado-Niles Rd. The victim described the suspect as a black male, 20-25 years old, 5'11" tall, about 190 lbs., dark complexion, clean shaven, wearing and unknown colored hat, a red shirt with horizontal white stripes on it and black jeans. Arriving officers searched the area, but did not locate the suspect.

Dental office burglarized

At about 8 a.m., employees at Randhawa Dental, located at 4138 Dyer St., reported that someone had burglarized their office the previous evening. The suspect(s) broke a window in the backyard in order to gain entry. Employees are still determining what was stolen.

Woman arrested in possession of meth

Later this night at about 12:22 a.m., an officer on routine patrol in the area of , located at 30055 Industrial Parkway, saw two subjects walking in the alley behind the store. The officer contacted the subjects and found that one of them had 1.4 grams of methamphetamine on her person. The officer arrested her on suspicion of possessing methamphetamine.

Tuesday, Aug. 7

Suspect threatens workers with two-by-four at construction site

At about 5:36 p.m., officers responded to the 32000 block of Almaden Blvd. to investigate a disturbance at a construction site. The first arriving officer learned that a subject walked into the construction site and began to manipulate one of the pieces of construction equipment.

One of the construction workers confronted the subject and the subject picked up a 2x4 board and threatened to hit the worker. The subject fled when he saw the officer arrive.

The officer quickly established a perimeter around the area with additional arriving officers and located the subject hiding in a neighboring yard. The subject was eventually arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest and possession of a controlled substance for sales. The subject had 5.6 grams of methamphetamine individually packaged for sales along with related drug paraphernalia.

Man threatens officers with metal pipe, resists arrest during domestic dispute

Later this night at about 10 p.m., an officer on routine patrol saw a couple involved in a heated argument in front of a residence on the 4100 block of Dyer Street and stopped to investigate. Additional officers responded to assist.

While the officers were separating the arguing couple, the adult son began to advance aggressively upon the officers while carrying a long metal pipe. The officers ordered the subject to drop the pipe but he initially refused. The subject eventually complied and dropped the pipe.

The officers detained the subject in handcuffs until they could sort out what was transpiring, but the subject resisted and had to be subdued by the officers. The son was arrested for several charges and transported to jail.

The arguing parents were referred to counseling.

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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
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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
Edward May 11, 2013 at 01:35 am
Dear Mr. Day: It is NOT the names of Larry itliong or Phlip Veracruz that have been at issue, itRead More has been the removal of an "existing" name, on an "existing" school, that already has Heritage Everyone agrees, that, if this was a new school, it would be good. We need a new High School on the west side of Union City because the existing School is pushing 5,000 students and is just to large and to far away. The School District is just playing politics with a "name" and not giving the Students what they realy need. They are selling off Real Estate with an existing School on the West Side, of Union City, to private developers, instead of giving us a new High School. People are fustrated with the School District and the Phillipino Comunity that pushed the name change and this is why they targetted the "Political Office" of the "Phillipino Community". This was not a random location...It was a "Shot Across the Bow". No amount of smooth talk or Guest Speakers will fix this. Only putting the name change "On the Ballot" will fix this. It must be resolved by everyone before we can "GO ON".
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John April 18, 2013 at 01:14 pm
lost revenue from large industries that have ceased business or left the service area, includingRead More NUMMI, Solyndra, Borden Chemical, and SF Newspaper Group, historically some of the District’s largest customers. yet they make no mention that Solyndra will now be occupied by seagate soon, and nummi has Telsa....etc... Union City pays more than most cities in water/garbage/sewer/school parcels/sales tax yet its schools are floundering, water taste awful, you have pay to recycle
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Spot on and to pay for their entitlements as using public vehicle to go on long trips...
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Leah Hall January 26, 2013 at 01:43 pm
Tip of the Hat to our difference makers at Kaiser!
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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