Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	New statistics show an increase in Oxnard’s FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) data for the first six-months of 2013
DATE/TIME:	August 22, 2013
LOCATION:	City of Oxnard
PREPARED BY:	Miguel Lopez, Community Affairs Manager
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Assistant Chief Scott Whitney scott.whitney@oxnardpd.org (805) 385-7751

DETAILS:
The FBI gathers crime statistics from law enforcement agencies each year as part of their Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program. The UCR Program collects data on four violent crimes and four property crimes. The purpose of the program is to generate a reliable set of crime statistics for use by law enforcement. The Oxnard Police Department is a participating UCR agency and believes it is important to share the crime data with our residents.

The City of Oxnard has experienced an increase in reported crime for the first six months of 2013. Reported crime began to rise in 2012 and has continued on this trend for the first half of 2013. The UCR crime categories and the reported crime data for the first six months of 2012 and 2013 are listed below.

Part I Crimes	2012 (Jan-Jun)	2013 (Jan-Jun)	Numerical Difference
Violent Crimes
Homicide	4	6	2
Rape	-1	7	8
Robbery	150	161	11
Aggravated Assault	135	153	18
Total	288	327	39
Property Crimes
Burglary	401	516	115
Motor Vehicle Theft	239	284	45
Larceny (Theft)	1,269	1,733	464
Arson	19	10	-9
Total	1,928	2,543	615

Grand Total	2,216	2,870	654

Under the crime categories of Violent Crimes, there was a 13% increase in aggravated assaults and a 7% increase in robberies. The city also experienced two more homicides in first six months of 2013 than in the same time period in 2012. The crime category for rapes shows a negative number for the first six months of 2012 because several previously reported rapes were unfounded during that period.

Property crimes had the biggest category increase, with reported larcenies (thefts) up nearly 37% in 2013, as compared to 2012. The numbers of reported burglaries increased by 29% throughout the city and motor vehicle thefts were up 19%.

For reporting purposes, the crime category of theft is divided into eight classifications: Bicycles, Coin-Operated Devices, From Building, From Motor Vehicle, Purse-Snatch/Pick Pocket, Shoplift, Vehicle Parts, and All Other. Listed below is a comparison by type of theft from 2012 to 2013, January through June.

Category	2012	2013	Numerical Difference	Percent Change
All Other	202	260	58	28.7%
Bicycles	77	67	-10	-13.0%
Coin-Operated Devices	8	4	-4	-50.0%
From Building	104	77	-27	-26.0%
From Motor Vehicle	414	746	332	80.2%
Purse Snatch/Pocket Pick	2	0	-2	-100.0%
Shoplift	345	453	108	31.3%
Vehicle Parts	117	126	9	7.7%
Total	1269	1733	464	36.6%

The increases in crime coincide with the enactment of Asembly Bill 109, which created California’s Realignment plan. The Realignment plan came about after a federal court order to the state to reduce overcrowding in the state’s 33 prisons. “While the prison reduction plan has focused on offenders that are considered low level, many of them are habitual offenders. All other things being equal, when chronic offenders spend less time in custody, they have more opportunities to commit crimes,” said Assistant Chief Scott Whitney. He added, “the biggest challenge with the prison Realignment Plan is reducing recidivism.”

Since the enactment of Assembly Bill 109, there have been approximately 255 individuals released from the California Department of Corrections (CDC), under the Realignment plan, that reside, or are transient within, the City of Oxnard. The Oxnard Police Department works collaboratively with other agencies in Ventura County, including the Probation Agency, to minimize the potential negative effects that this program has on the city’s crime rate. An Oxnard police officer is assigned, full-time, to work with the Probation Agency to monitor these post release offenders. Data shows that the City of Oxnard has the most Post Release Offenders in the County of Ventura.

The Oxnard Police Department has made approximately 375 arrests for sections directly related to the Post Release Offender program from November 1, 2011 to July 31, 2013. Of these Post Release Offenders 138 (36%) had additonal charges, the majority of which were narcotic, other, and property related.

“The Oxnard Police Department encourages community members to remain vigilant, secure property, and report any suspicious activity. Much of the increase in property crime can be prevented by not leaving valuables in your vehicle, and securing our doors and windows when one is not home,” said Oxnard Police Chief Jeri Williams. “We have a collective responsibilty to work to reduce crime and increase public safety in our City, and look forward to working with and empowering our neighborhoods to address these concerns that we all share,” she added.

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	Crime Alert: Stolen Vehicles Targeted
DATE/TIME:	8/28/13 2:30pm
LOCATION:	Citywide, particularly in South Oxnard
PREPARED BY:	Miguel Lopez, Community Affairs Manager, (805)385-7631 or miguel.lopez@oxnardpd.org
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Crystal Walker, 805-431-3215Crystal.Walker@oxnardpd.org

DETAILS: The Oxnard Police Department would like to notify residents that the community is experiencing a recent increase in stolen vehicles throughout the city. The south end of Oxnard has had a notable increase in activity, with a significant number of vehicles stolen since July 1, 2013. Neighborhoods in South Oxnard have seen a particular increase, including: Cal Gisler, Blackstock North and South, Pleasant Valley Estates, Southwinds, Cypress, and Villa Capri.

Vehicles that appear to be targeted are mid-90’s Honda’s, Nissan’s, and Toyota’s. Of these thefts, keys were available in 22 of the thefts, and an additional 5 were left with the engine running.

We ask that you assist by taking a proactive approach to deter future stolen vehicles and avoid becoming a victim. We remind you tomake sure to lock your vehicles and remove the keys. We can all take small steps to avoid becoming a victim.

DO NOT leave your keys in your car, on or off.
If your car is left on to warm up, stay with your car—your car can easily be stolen if you are not there to watch it.

· DO NOT leave any valuable items in your car. These items are a temptation for someone to break your window and steal your things.

To help prevent vehicle thefts, the Oxnard Police Department is offering a limited quantity of Club’s (automotive steering wheel locks) on a first come-first served basis to owners of high-targeted vehicles, including mid-90’s Honda, Nissan, and Toyota cars. To determine if you are eligible or availability, please contact Senior Officer Crystal Walker at 805-431-3215.

Furthermore, we want to remind community member across the City that if you feel, see, or hear anything that does not seem right, please do not hesitate to contact the Oxnard Police Department. Many residents, after the fact, have indicated suspicious activity in the days and weeks prior to these types of thefts.

“The Oxnard Police Department encourages community members to remain vigilant, secure property, and report any suspicious activity. Much of the increase in property crime can be prevented,” said Oxnard Police Chief Jeri Williams. “We have a collective responsibility to work to reduce crime and increase public safety in our City, and look forward to working in partnership with every member in our community to address these concerns that we all share. If you see something or hear anything, please contact Oxnard Police” she added.

Help keep our vehicles and neighborhoods in Oxnard crime-free and safe. We remind residents to be extra aware and vigilant. If you see suspicious activity, please report it to the Oxnard Police Department at 805-385-7740, or dial 911. Anonymous tips and information can also be made with the Ventura County Crime Stoppers at (805)385-8255.

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint
DATE/TIME:	Friday, May 30, 2014 8:00 P.M. to 3:00 A.M.
LOCATION:	City of Oxnard
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Jamie Brown, Traffic Coordinator (805) 385-7749 jamie.brown@oxnardpd.org

DETAILS:
On Friday, May 30, 2014, between the hours of 8:00 P.M. and 3:00 A.M., officers from the Oxnard Police Department conducted a multi-location DUI/Driver’s license checkpoint in the City of Oxnard. The first location was the westbound lanes of Pleasant Valley Road at C Street. The second location was southbound Harbor Boulevard at Wooley Road. These locations were chosen to provide increased DUI deterrence and in response to recent alcohol related arrests and/or DUI collisions.

The results of tonight’s checkpoint are as follows:
·         410 Vehicles through
·         410 Drivers screened
·         6    DUI investigations
·         5    DUI alcohol arrests
·         No DUI drug arrests
·         No Criminal arrests
·         10   Citations issued to unlicensed drivers
·         1     Citation issued to drivers with a suspended/revoked license
·         19   Total citations issued
·         7     Vehicles towed
·         1     Misdemeanor warrant arrest
The Oxnard Police Department will continue to conduct DUI enforcement operations this year. These operations are an effort to reduce the number of alcohol related crashes and to make our roadways and community safer. We also remind people that if they see an impaired driver to dial 911. These DUI enforcement operations are funded by grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) and through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

For any questions related to DUI and traffic enforcement, please contact Senior Officer Jamie Brown at (805) 385-7749 or via e-mail at jamie.brown@oxnardpd.org.

DATE / TIME PREPARED: 5/31/14, 0300 hours

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	*Operation Safer and Stronger*-Firearms Strike Team (FAST) and Directed Patrol Efforts
DATE/TIME:	August/September 2014
LOCATION:	City of Oxnard
PREPARED BY:	Eric S. Sonstegard, Commander
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Commander Eric S. Sonstegard (805) 385-7801 Eric.Sonstegard@oxnardpd.org

DETAILS: At the beginning of 2014, the Oxnard Police Department launched the Operation Safer and Stronger initiative, as well as the Firearms Strike Team (FAST) led by the Violent Crimes Unit, to proactively remove firearms from prohibited persons in the city. The objective of the initiative and FAST is to reduce gun violence in Oxnard through education, intervention, and enforcement.

During the month of August, the Oxnard Police Department seized twenty (20) firearms through directed patrols, probation and parole searches, and the services of search warrants. Eight (8) of those firearms were seized from persons being arrested.

On August 11, 2014, Albert Salazar, a 21-year old Oxnard resident, was contacted by Special Enforcement Unit (SEU) officers and found to be in possession of a .32 caliber handgun. Salazar was arrested for numerous firearms violations including being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm (He is currently on probation and has been served with the Colonia gang injunction).
On August 18, 2014, Alexandro Valadez, a 26-year old Oxnard resident, was contacted by patrol officers in the 500 block of Hill Street. He was found to be in possession of a 9mm handgun. Valadez was arrested for numerous firearms violations including being a felon in possession of a firearm.
On August 26, 2014, Cesar Reyes, a 26-year old Oxnard resident, was contacted by SEU officers during a probation search of his residence in the 700 block of Teakwood Street. Reyes was found to be in possession of a .45 caliber handgun. Reyes was arrested for numerous firearms violations including being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Since January 1^st, Oxnard officers have made seventy-two (72) firearms-related arrests. The Oxnard Police Department has seized one-hundred and seventy-five (175) firearms year-to-date and we will continue to focus our efforts on prohibited persons in possession of firearms.

As an additional component of the Oxnard Police Department’s Operation Safer and Stronger initiative, the Department continued to increase its special patrols in the months of August and September. These additional patrols augmented our normal patrol staffing and were focused on contacting individuals that may be responsible for committing a high number of crimes including a series of street robberies occurring in the Southwinds neighborhood in south Oxnard.

On September 13, 2014, investigators from our Violent Crimes Unit (VCU) were conducting directed patrol in South Oxnard in response to recent a series of street robberies when they conducted a vehicle stop in the area of Clara Street and South “J” Street. A 25-year old passenger in the vehicle was contacted during a probation search and found to be in possession of a .22 caliber handgun. The subject was arrested for carrying a concealed firearm in a vehicle.
On September 15, 2014, VCU investigators conducted several compliance checks throughout the city of Oxnard. The compliance checks were directed at those subjects who are prohibited from owning firearms and have a firearm(s) registered to them. In addition, investigators conducted several compliance checks on Post-Release Offenders (PRO). During the checks, two (2) PRO offenders were arrested on various charges.

Officers will continue these focused enforcement efforts throughout the coming months as we know a small number of offenders are responsible for a disproportionately high amount of the city’s criminal activity.

The Oxnard Police Department continues to encourage residents to be partners in public safety as part of the Operation Safer and Stronger initiative. Anyone with information regarding criminal activity is encouraged to contact the Oxnard Police Department at (805) 385-7600, or the Ventura County Crime Stoppers at (805) 222-8477 and www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org/contactus.

DATE / TIME PREPARED: September 23, 2014 1600 hrs.

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint
DATE/TIME:	January 17, 2015 / 2000-0300 Hours
PREPARED BY:	Senior Officer Jamie Brown, Traffic Coordinator
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Senior Officer Jamie Brown (805) 385-7749 jamie.brown@oxnardpd.org

DETAILS:

The Oxnard Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting a multiple location DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint on Saturday, January 17, 2015 at an undisclosed location within the city limits between the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.

Officers will be looking for signs of alcohol and/or drug impairment with officers checking driver’s for proper licensing delaying motorists only momentarily. Specially trained officers will be available to evaluate those suspected of drug-impaired driving.

The Oxnard Police Department wants all drivers to think before you drive and if you choose to drink, don’t drive. In 2014, Oxnard Police officers arrested over 500 drivers for driving while under the influence of alcohol, drugs or under the combined influence of alcohol and drugs. Officers also investigated 174 alcohol-related collisions causing the tragic and preventable deaths of three people.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), checkpoints have provided the most effective documented results of any of the DUI enforcement strategies, while also yielding considerable cost savings of $6 for every $1 spent. Nearly 90 percent of California drivers approve of DUI checkpoints.

Funding for this checkpoint is provided to The Oxnard Police Department by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, reminding everyone to ‘Report Drunk Driver – Call 9-1-1.

DATE / TIME PREPARED: January 16, 2015 / 1555 hours

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint
DATE/TIME:	February 20, 2015 / 2000-0300 Hours
LOCATION:	City of Oxnard
PREPARED BY:	Senior Officer Jamie Brown, Traffic Coordinator
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Senior Officer Jamie Brown (805) 385-7749 jamie.brown@oxnardpd.org

DETAILS:
The Oxnard Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting a multiple location DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint on Friday, February 20, 2015 at undisclosed locations within the city limits between the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.

Officers will be looking for signs of alcohol and/or drug impairment with officers checking driver’s for proper licensing delaying motorists only momentarily. Specially trained officers will be available to evaluate those suspected of drug-impaired driving.

In 2014, the Oxnard Police Department investigated nearly 200 preventable collisions that involved a driver who was under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Of those collisions, over 140 people were injured. Tragically, three of those collisions resulted in the death of two motorists and one bicyclist. Oxnard Police officers also arrested over 500 DUI drivers in 2014.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), checkpoints have provided the most effective documented results of any of the DUI enforcement strategies, while also yielding considerable cost savings of $6 for every $1 spent. Nearly 90 percent of California drivers approve of DUI checkpoints.

Funding for this checkpoint is provided to The Oxnard Police Department by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, reminding everyone to ‘Report Drunk Driver – Call 9-1-1.

  DATE / TIME PREPARED: February 19, 2015 / 1445 hours

Jeri Williams
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

NEWS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	Elder Financial Abuse, Fraud and Theft
DATE/TIME:	March 2015 – October 2015
LOCATION:	Ventury County
VICTIM(S):	Deceased (Undisclosed)
SUSPECT(S):	Mangubat, Gerard Paul Cruz Romero, Ryan
LOSS:	In excess of $60,000
PREPARED BY:	Detective Erica Escalante, Oxnard Police Department
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Detective Erica Escalante, Oxnard Police Department, Financial Crimes & ID Theft Unit (805) 385-7661 Detective Tim Lohman, Ventura County Sheriff’s Department, Financial Crimes & ID Theft Unit (805) 947-8255

DETAILS:After a six-month long investigation, the Oxnard Police Department and Ventura County Sheriff’s Department Financial Crimes Units arrested Gerard Paul Cruz Mangubat, 32 years old, and Ryan Romero, 27 years old, both Oxnard residents, for elder financial abuse, check fraud, credit card fraud, and Identity Theft crimes. During 2015, Mangubat and Romero worked as in-home caregivers for terminally ill elders and used their positions to access the victims’ financial and identity information to commit thefts and fraud crimes, totaling over $60,000 in losses. The investigation was aided by the cooperation of several banks that absorbed the financial losses.

On October 14, 2015, detectives arrested Mangubat and Romero at their home and seized various items of Identity Theft from their home pursuant to a search warrant authorized by the Ventura County Superior Court. The investigation was supported by the Elder Abuse Unit of the Ventura County District Attorney’s Office. Criminal charges were filed against Mangubat and Romero as they were booked into the Ventura County Main Jail. Mangubat has a bail of $750,000 while Romero has his bail set at $50,000. Arraignments for Mangubat and Romero were scheduled for this afternoon, October 16, 2015.

Neither Mangubat nor Romero had any known criminal history and both worked during 2015 for various employers. Anybody with additional information regarding these crimes should contact Detective Erica Escalante of the Oxnard Police Department’s Financial Crimes and ID Theft Unit at (805) 385-7661 or Detective Tim Lohman of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department’s Financial Crimes and ID Theft Unit at (805) 947-8255.

It is important for everyone to protect their Personal Identifying Information by keeping it safe and secure. In addition, family members and caretakers should also protect the Personal Identifying Information of their incapacitated family members. All incidents of suspected Identity Theft may be reported to the local law enforcement agency where a victim lives or works, pursuant to California Penal Code Section 530.6. In addition, reports can be made to the FTC at www.ftc.gov and FBI at www.ic3.gov. Additional Identity Theft prevention strategies can be found with those Federal government agencies.

Anybody facing the difficult choices of care providers for their elderly relatives may inquire with the Oversight Office at the California Department of Public Health.

California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

CDPH – Licensing & Certification Division is responsible for licensing Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and providing inspections to ensure compliance with licensing standards. CDPH, Licensing and Certification Division has District Offices throughout the state.
Contact CDPH, Health Facilities Consumer Information System:
Phone: (916) 558-1784
https://hfcis.cdph.ca.gov/
CDPH – Aide and Technician Certification Section (ATCS) has primary responsibility in the certification of Nurse Assistants, Home Health Aides and/or Hemodialysis Technicians.

Contact ATCS:
Please note that the Interactive Voice Response Unit (IVRU) is an automated phone number (916) 327-2445, which accommodates a heavy volume of calls. You may leave a voicemail with the message center at (916) 552-8811. It is preferable to FAX information to the CNA/HHA/Certification Unit, FAX (916) 552-8785, or send an email to the CNA email address cna@cdph.ca.gov
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 997416, MS 3301
Sacramento, CA 95899-7377

DATE / TIME PREPARED: October 16, 2015/1430 hours

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

PRESS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	Threatening with a gun
DATE/TIME:	December 17, 2009 1432 hours
LOCATION:	1400 block Magnolia Av
PREPARED BY:	Ron Whitney, Sergeant

DETAILS:

On December 17, 2009 at 2:32 PM, the Oxnard Police Department responded to the 1400 block of Magnolia Av reference a subject threatening his family with a gun. Officers, including members of the Special Weapons and Tactics team, responded to the home. The subject was taken into custody and detained for mental health issues. The individual’s name is not being released.

It was determined that no gun was involved in the incident, and no one was injured. Fremont Junior High School was locked down for approximately 20 minutes during the incident as a precautionary measure.

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

PRESS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	New Year’s Eve DUI Saturation Patrol
DATE/TIME:	December 31st, 2009
LOCATION:	City of Oxnard
PREPARED BY:	Brian Woolley, Traffic Coordinator
CONTACT PERSON & CONTACT INFO:	Brian Woolley, Senior Officer (805) 385-7749

DETAILS:

On December 31, 2009, between the hours of 6:00 P.M. and 4:00 A.M., officers from the Oxnard Police Department Traffic Unit conducted a DUI saturation patrol. Officers patrolled the City of Oxnard with an emphasis on impaired drivers and traffic enforcement.

During the operation, officers conducted 70 traffic stops and conducted 12 DUI investigations leading to the arrest of 9 drivers for DUI. One additional driver was arrested for an outstanding warrant.

Officers also issued 26 traffic citations for various vehicle code violations. Eight of the drivers stopped were unlicensed and three of those drivers were driving with a suspended driver’s license. Officers towed six vehicles and the owners of the towed vehicles will face a minimum release fee of $494.00.

The Oxnard Police Department will continue conducting DUI saturation patrols on various nights of the week and holidays in an effort to reduce the number of alcohol related crashes and to make our community and roadways safer. These operations are funded through grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) though the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).

For any questions related to DUI and traffic enforcement, please contact Senior Officer Brian Woolley at (805) 385-7749 or via e-mail at brianwoolley@oxnardpd.org.

John Crombach
Chief of Police

Oxnard Police Department

R. Jason Benites
Assistant Chief

Scott Whitney
Assistant Chief

OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT

PRESS RELEASE

INCIDENT:	Man Arrested for Impersonating Police Officer
DATE/TIME:	03/12/2010 / 1600 hours
LOCATION:	300 block of Vanderbilt Drive, Oxnard
SUSPECT(S):	Brian Faber, 25 years, of Oxnard
SUSPECT VEHICLE(S):	Black 2003 Toyota pick-up
PREPARED BY:	Officer Jon Ballow

DETAILS:

On 1622 hours, Oxnard police received a call of a subject driving a black pick-up equipped with flashing red and blue lights and a siren in the 300 block of Vanderbilt Drive. The caller reported the pick-up driver attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the caller’s vehicle by illuminating the red and blue lights and sounding the siren. The caller believed the pick-up was an undercover police vehicle so he pulled to the right and stopped. The driver of the pick-up did not make direct contact with the caller but slowly passed by the caller’s vehicle.

Oxnard police located the black pick-up parked in the area. Officers could see the red and blue lights mounted in the cab of the pick-up. The vehicle was impounded as part of the investigation.

At 2037 hours, the owner of the pick-up, Brian Faber, contacted police to determine the whereabouts of his truck. After interviewing Mr. Faber, he was arrested without incident for impersonating a police officer.

A subsequent search of the vehicle recovered emergency vehicle equipment (red and blue lights and a siren) along with several hundred rounds of ammunition.

“Offenses like this are not taken lightly,” said Officer Jon Ballow of the Oxnard Police Department. “We are very concerned about the ultimate intent of someone driving around with their personal vehicle equipped with red lights and a siren.”

Faber was booked into the Ventura County Jail on misdemeanor charges of impersonating a police officer.