News From Around The County
From Murrieta Police Department: In today’s “Lighter Side of the News…” – Thursday afternoon the #PACT team, not to be confused with the #PPCT team, conducted a probation check at Cory Kingery’s house. When you’re on #PRCS probation, you have some pretty specific terms that you have to follow. They’re usually pretty clear too, like “don’t break the law” and […]
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From Murrieta Police Department: In today’s “Lighter Side of the News…” – Officer Power responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle parked along a busy road. The caller informed dispatch that the car had been parked in the same spot for several minutes and was occupied by a female. Officer Power contacted the female driver to see if her […]
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From Murrieta Police Department: In today’s “Lighter Side of the News…” – Friday evening Officer Bock was in the right place at the right time – depending on what side of the story you’re on. Dispatch had received a report of suspicious activity in the shopping center along Madison Avenue. The caller stated that they had witnessed a male running […]
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From Murrieta Police Department: In today’s “Lighter Side of the News…” – Thursday night Officer Hayes conducted a traffic stop and met Donald Adkins and Tameka Janeway. Donald forgot his name for a few minutes, but that’s probably because he knew he had violated his parole and there was a warrant out for him. #whatsmynameagain Tameka wasn’t very happy about […]
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And in “Today’s Lighter Side of the News…” TEMECULA — In the wake of a bungling bank robbery and arrest of a 56-year-old, San Diego man this last weekend, the ever-helpful deputies assigned to patrolling the southern-most Riverside County city of Temecula have offered some sage, seemingly obvious advice for other, would-be bank robbers looking to make a living off such […]
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And in “Today’s Lighter Side of the News…” See photos and video of the new COPS Team in action below. MURRIETA — Bicycle patrols are nothing new in law enforcement. It is well known within the law enforcement and bad guy communities that, much like foot patrols used in big cities, officers on bicycles can get to places normal patrol […]
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From Murrieta PD Facebook – I think it’s a fair assumption that no one likes to go to jail. But just so you know, kicking and screaming will not get the officer to change their mind and let you go. #fyi Officer Evans arrested Emerald Plunkett Thursday night after responding to a disturbance. Ms. Plunkett had some narcotics and narcotics […]
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From Murrieta PD Facebook – When you’re parked behind a business at 2:00 a.m., you’re going to get an officer’s attention. #whyareyoulurkinginthedark When Officer Hom contacted Austin Enochs, Austin tried to perform some magic and make a bag he had in his hands disappear. #abracadabra But Austin was no David Copperfield and Officer Hom saw the bag of heroin fall […]
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And in Today’s Lighter Side of the News… LEXINGTON, Ky. — Law enforcement agencies worldwide are feeling the pain along with Lexington Police Department in Kentucky after a Krispy Kreme Doughnuts delivery truck went up in flames, destroying the precious cargo of sugary sweet sinkers inside. After the “devastating” loss, the department Tweeted images of several officers mourning the krispy […]
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From Murrieta PD/Facebook – New Year’s is coming and it’s time to make your resolution. Are you going to start going to the gym, eat better, maybe keep it simple and just try and make better choices? #babysteps #abetteryou Whatever your resolution is, having goals is a good thing. #motivation #settingpersonalrecords Just remember to pace yourself. Being arrested twice in […]
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