Murrieta PD’s Weekly Roundup 8/24

From Murrieta PD/Facebook

– Sunday afternoon Officer Quick conducted a traffic stop in a shopping center off of Scott Road and Antelope Road. When he contacted the driver, he asked for the usual license and registration. #justlikeontv Unfortunately the driver, Jimmy Casim, didn’t have either. What he did have was meth. #saywhat Jimmy’s passenger, we’ll call her “Kelly” since that’s the name she gave Officer Quick, also had meth. #itsamethstravaganza Jimmy and “Kelly” were arrested and taken to #thebyrdhouse to finish their weekend. No longer had Officer Quick left #CBDC, he received a phone call from the jail deputies. As it turns out, “Kelly” was really Jessica Eaglen and she had two felony warrants and a misdemeanor warrant. Nice try “Kelly,” your fingerprints don’t lie.

– Monday morning, five minutes past midnight #Iwontsayit #becauseyoualreadyknow Officer Hayes found himself a #rollinstolen on Murrieta Hot Springs near Whitewood Road. #winnerwinnerchickendinner Inside the G-Ride was Esteban Flores-Luna and Daniel Gaytan. Esteban was on #PRCS and Daniel had two felony warrants. Esteban was arrested for violating his #PRCS and stealing the car and Daniel was arrested for his outstanding warrants.

– Traffic in the valley seems to be getting worse by the day. #somanycars While most people are courteous, there are a few that seem to think that they’re the only people on the road. #dontworry #weseeittoo Monday morning dispatch received a call regarding possible road rage. The caller stated that after she changed lanes, the driver of the vehicle behind her swerved around her #dramaticmuch and then brandished a handgun. #dudeseriously #calmdown #thisisntavideogame The caller was able to provide a description of the vehicle, a license plate and the current location of the suspect vehicle. Officer Bock just happened to be in the area and located the suspect vehicle. #rightplacerighttime Officer Bock contacted the driver, Paul Reyes and guess what – he had a gun in his backpack sitting in the front seat of the car. Paul was arrested for brandishing a firearm and booked into #CBDC. Hopefully next time he’ll just #relax and #letitgo.

– Tuesday morning Officer Hollenweger (retired PSD Rocky is doing fine by the way) responded to Wal-Mart regarding a female shoplifting. But it wasn’t any shoplifting. She had taken the items out one door and then walked right back in another in an attempt to return the freshly stolen goods. #ummm #really #youknowtheyhavecamerasright Officer Hollenweger contacted Michelle Hallberg detained her while her companion, Scott Kane took off running. #whatagoodfriend #nomanleftbehind #unlessyoureatheif #thenitseverymanforhimself Luckily Officer Bock was in the area #heseverywhere and caught up with Scott across the street. Michelle and Scott were arrested for shoplifting. The end, right? Nope. While Officer Hollenweger was leaving the parking lot with Michelle and Scott in tow he found the third member of the thieving trio, Miguel Valdivia. Miguel violated his #PRCS by stealing so Officer Hollenweger changed his reservations at #CBDC from a party of two to a party of three. #theyresoaccomidating

– The Parole Probation Compliance Team doesn’t get to do all of the probation checks – the Special Enforcement Team gets to do them too. #PPCT #SET #teamwork Wednesday morning, the SET team conducted a probation check at Diana Tazbaz’s residence. Unfortunately for Ms. Diana, she was not in compliance with the terms of her probation. #uhhoh Being in possession of meth and heroin and paraphernalia will win you a one way trip to #thebyrdhouse.

– Wednesday night Officer Zeltner conducted a traffic stop off of Las Brisas. He contacted the driver, Tyler Nutting and his two passengers. Long story short, having meth and heroin will violate your #PRCS and you will go to jail. #FYI

– Since there were a few #PRCS arrests this week, we’ll remind everyone what that is. #PRCS is Post Release Community Supervision and it was a part of Assembly Bill 109 (AB109). AB109 shifted responsibility for managing the “non-serious, non-violent” felons from state to counties, thus placing a greater burden on the county jails. AB109 is responsible for the early release (PRCS) of a large number of offenders into California Communities. #themoreyouknow #education #knowledge #PRCS #AB109 #Prop47 #Prop57 #crime #wevotedforit

– High five to all for making it through the first week of school! #goodjob #wedidit #only41moreweekstogo

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Trevor Montgomery, 47, recently moved to the Intermountain area of Shasta County from Riverside County and runs Riverside County News Source and Shasta County News Source. Additionally, he writes for several other news organizations; including Riverside County based newspapers, Valley News, The Valley Chronicle, and Anza Valley Outlook; as well as Bonsall/Fallbrook Village News in San Diego County and Mountain Echo in Shasta County.

Trevor spent 10 years in the U.S. Army as an Orthopedic Specialist before joining the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department in 1998. He was medically retired after losing his leg, breaking his back, and suffering both spinal cord and brain injuries in an off-duty accident. (Click here to see segment of Discovery Channel documentary of Trevor’s accident.)

During his time with the sheriff’s department, Trevor worked at several different stations; including Robert Presley Detention Center, Southwest Station in Temecula, Hemet/Valle Vista Station, Ben Clark Public Safety Training Center, and Lake Elsinore Station; along with other locations.