Date/Time of Incident: Friday, January 10th
Type of Incident: Traffic Stop
Location: 4th Street / Alta Ave
Suspect(s): Toles, Markhi (Aug-14-2004); Charles, Joshua (Dec-25-2004); Garcia,
Date/Time of Incident: Friday, January 10th
Type of Incident: Traffic Stop
Location: 4th Street / Alta Ave
Suspect(s): Weithorn, Christensen (Nov-17-1999)
At 1:00 AM, officers responded
Date/Time of Incident: Thursday, January 9th
Type of Incident: Traffic Stop – Evacuation Area
Location: 10th Street / Carlyle
Suspect(s): Dorantes, Miguel Angel (May-07-2002), Pacheco Magana, Dominic (Sep-
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