Jeri Williams Jefe de la Policía

Departamento de Policía de Oxnard R. Jason Benites Jefe Adjunto De Scott Whitney Jefe Adjunto

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

DETALLES: En agosto 20, 2013, en alrededor 2200 horas, officers from the Oxnard Police Department responded to St Johns’ hospital reference a 30 year old female who had suffered a stab wound to her throat. The victim was able to give a basic description of the suspect and his vehicle. Detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit followed up on several leads and were able to identify the suspect as Carlos Arreola, un 21 residente de Oxnard años de edad.

En septiembre 20, 2013, en aproximadamente 0600 hours investigators from the Violent Crimes Unit and officers from the Oxnard Police Department located and arrested the suspect in the area of Wooley Road and Rose Ave. The victim is expected to make a full recovery.

If anyone has any additional information about this incident, they are encouraged to call Detective Jess Aragon at (805) 385-7547. Si desea permanecer en el anonimato puede llamar a la línea directa de crímenes violentos en (805) 982-7070 o Ventura County Crime Stoppers al (800) 222-8477. También puede visitar el sitio http://www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org / contactus.aspx enviar una punta a través de texto o correo electrónico.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: 9/20/13 / 1145 horas

Jeri Williams Jefe de la Policía

Departamento de Policía de Oxnard R. Jason Benites Jefe Adjunto De Scott Whitney Jefe Adjunto

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

DETALLES: [Condado de Ventura]- This Halloween,policía, sheriff and CHP Officers will crack down on drunk and drugged drivers throughout the region with an aggressive Conduzca sobrio o Paran enforcement effort. El evitar los 14 Ventura County DUI Task Force has given a fair warning to all partygoers: keep the party off the road.

“The most frightening part of Halloween is not the costumes or the pranks, it’s the impaired drivers. All too often, partygoers don’t plan ahead and choose to drive impaired, but acostume can’t disguise drunk driving,” said Oxnard Police Chief Jeri Williams.

El evitar los 14 Ventura County DUI Task Force will be deploying additional patrols this Thursday, Octubre 31^er in addition to routine patrols already scheduled to stop and arrest alcohol or drug impaired drivers.

Halloween is one of the deadliest holidays of the year on our roadways. Según la Administración Nacional de Seguridad Vial (NHTSA), desde 2007-2011, 52 percent of all national fatalities occurring on Halloween night involved a drunk driver. Males ages 21-34 comprised almost half of all drunk drivers who were killed in motor vehicle traffic crashes nationwide during the 2011 Halloween period. It is the deadliest night for child pedestrians of any night of the whole year.

“If you celebrate with alcohol, you don’t belong behind the wheel.” Chief Williams said. “A sober and safe ride after the party is the best treat you can give yourself and everyone else on the road this Halloween.”

To keep safe this Halloween, the Avoid the 14 Ventura County DUI Task Forcerecommends these tips:
· Beforethe Halloween festivities begin, plan a way to safely get home at the end of the night.
· Always designate a sober driver.
· If you are impaired, take a taxi, call a sober friend or family member, or use public transportation.
· Walking impaired can be just as dangerous as drunk driving. Designate a sober friend to walk you home.
· Use your community’s sober ride program.
· If you see a drunk driver on the road, contact local law enforcement.
· If you know someone who is about to drive or ride while impaired, take their keys and help them make safe travel arrangements to where they are going. If you think you have to ask if they are okay to drive, you already know they’re not.

Funding for this operation is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, través de la Administración Nacional de Seguridad Vial.

Jeri Williams Jefe de la Policía

Departamento de Policía de Oxnard R. Jason Benites Jefe Adjunto De Scott Whitney Jefe Adjunto

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

DETALLES: The Oxnard Police offer a list of 25 tips for a safe Halloween.

1. Children should watch out for cars and carry a glow stick or flashlight to ensure they are seen by motorists and others.
2. Drivers should also be extra vigilant for children, who may dart out into the street from between parked cars or other places.
3. Children should never be allowed to go out alone on Halloween.
4. Children should never eat any treats until they have been examined.
5. Advise children that they should never enter strangers’ homes.
6. Never invite children into your home.
7. Children should never accept rides from strangers.
8. Children should never take shortcuts through backyards or alleys.
9. Set a specific time limit for your children to be out on Halloween night.
10. Instruct children not to stray from their group.
11. A responsible adult should escort children while trick-or-treating.
12. Adult escorts (and children if possible) should carry flashlights.
13. Don’t leave your home unattended on Halloween night.
14. Keep pets inside your home, or other safe place on Halloween night.
15. Children should walk, not run, during their trick-or-treat activities.
16. Parents should know what route their children will be taking.
17. Children should wear proper fitting, comfortable costumes and shoes.
18. Props such as toy guns or swords should be made of pliable material.
19. Realistic replica firearms should never be used.
20. Masks should not be worn if they impair vision.
21. Wigs should be fireproof and should not restrict vision.
22. Children should always use sidewalks, not the street, for walking.
23. Children should look in all directions before crossing the street.
24. Those who cannot accompany their children on Halloween night should make sure they are chaperoned or in a large group of friends and relatives.
25. Leave early and return home early, and set a deadline to be home.

Let’s have a Happy and Safe Halloween!