OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	detención de armas de fuego
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 14, 2017; 6:40 P.M.
UBICACIÓN:	Carnegie Street @ San Mateo Place
VÍCTIMA(S):	Estado de California
SOSPECHOSO(S):	Jose Cardenas, 21 año, Oxnard Residente
PREPARADO POR:	Ignacio Coronel, Comunicado de prensa Actualización
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Ignacio Coronel (805) 385-7600 [email protected]

DETALLES:

En mayo 14, 2017, en aproximadamente 6:40 P.M., officers from the Oxnard Police Department stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation in the Lemonwood Neighborhood. Officers contacted the passenger in the vehicle who was identified as Jose Cardenas. Cardenas was found to be on probation and had search terms.

Durante una búsqueda del vehículo, a loaded 9mm handgun was found next to Cardenas. Cardenas was arrested for being in possession of the loaded firearm in a vehicle and other firearm related charges.

Si alguien tiene información con respecto a la actividad criminal en contacto con el Departamento de Policía de Oxnard a (805) 385-7600, o puede permanecer en el anonimato llamando a los Crime Stoppers del Condado de Ventura en (805) 222-8477. También puede visitar este sitio http://www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org/contactus.apx a presentar en la punta a través de texto o correo electrónico.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 14, 2017/2140 horas

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Traffic Collision into Residence
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 14, 2017 / 03:07 a.m.
UBICACIÓN:	1200 block Juneberry Place
VEHÍCULO:	Grey Mitsubishi SUV
RESIDENCE:	1200 Block of Juneberry Place
PREPARADO POR:	Mike Johnson, Sargento (805) 385-7600 [email protected]
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Mike Johnson, Sargento (805) 385-7600 [email protected]

Detalles:

En mayo 14, 2017, en alrededor 3:07 a.m., Officers from the Oxnard Police Department and EMS personnel responded to the area of the 1200 block of Juneberry Place regarding a traffic collision involving a vehicle that had collided into a residence. Preliminary investigation indicates the driver of a grey Mitsubishi SUV was northbound on Lantana Street when, for unknown reasons, the vehicle left the roadway and drove into a residence on Juneberry Place. The vehicle struck a bedroom which was occupied by three female juveniles. One of the juveniles sustained minor injuries. The driver of the SUV fled the scene on foot. An alert citizen followed the driver and alerted police to his location. The driver was contacted and the investigation is continuing.

Alcohol and/or drugs are suspected to be a factor in the collision.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 14, 2017 / 4:30 a.m.

/news-release-05142017-traffic-collision/

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Oxnard Police Department Auto Theft Task Force Makes 5^ªAuto Theft Related Arrest In Two Day Period
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 10^ª, 2017/6:10 P.M.
UBICACIÓN:	1900 bloque norte. Oxnard bulevar, Oxnard
SOSPECHOSO(S):	Stephanie Blanco – 19 residente de Oxnard años de edad Virginia Rivera – 44 residente de Oxnard años de edad
PÉRDIDA:	N / A
PREPARADO POR:	Detective chip Buttell
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Detective chip Buttell (805) 385-7755 or [email protected]

DETAILS:

En mayo 10, 2017 en 6:10 P.M., Investigators from the Oxnard Police Department Auto Theft Task Force (OATTF) conducted an investigation regarding a stolen Lexus LS400 out of the city of Oxnard. Investigators observed the vehicle, which was occupied by three passengers, in the area of Gonzales Road and Ventura Road. Investigators stopped the vehicle in the 1900 block of North Oxnard Boulevard and arrested the driver, Stephanie Blanco, for auto theft related charges. In addition to Blanco’s arrest, one of the passengers, identified as Virginia Rivera, was also arrested for an outstanding warrant. These arrests mark the 4^ª y 5^ª arrests in the past two days related to auto theft. Despite these five (5) arrestos, the Oxnard Police Department will continue its enforcement and crime prevention efforts.

The Oxnard Police Department Auto Theft Task Force was created in 2015 to address stolen vehicle issues within the City of Oxnard. Since then additional officers have been added to the OATTF to help combat the instances of vehicle theft. Due to the increase in stolen vehicles reported (within the last 30 día) the OATTF is conducting enhanced enforcement that includes the use of bait cars.

In a large majority of the cases for the past 30 día, the keys were easily accessible to the suspects. According to OATTF investigators, the suspects in the above case admitted that they observed the Lexus, unoccupied, with the engine running prior to taking it.

The Oxnard Police Department urges citizens to park their vehicles in well-lit areas, lock their vehicles and to use anti-theft devices. It is also suggested that you not leave your vehicles unattended with the engine running, as this is a common precursor of vehicle theft. Leaving spare keys (incluyendo llaves de valet) in your vehicle, even if it is locked, is highly discouraged. Vehicle theft is a crime of opportunity and being proactive about crime prevention is the most effective way to avoid theft.

The Oxnard Police Department continues to encourage residents to be “Partners In Public Safety.” Anyone with information regarding criminal activity is encouraged to contact the Oxnard Police Department at (805) 385-7600, o puede permanecer en el anonimato llamando a los Crime Stoppers del Condado de Ventura en (805) 222-8477 o por correo electrónico a www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org/contactus. Anyone with information regarding auto theft in Oxnard is encouraged to contact the OATTF at (805) 385-7650.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: 5-11-17/0945 horas

Stephanie Blanco Virginia Rivera

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Narcotic Search Warrant
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 11, 2017 / 1900 horas
UBICACIÓN:	600 Block of Palm Drive Oxnard, como
VÍCTIMA(S):	Ciudad de Oxnard, Estado de California
SOSPECHOSO(S):	Jose Aguayo, 58-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Monica Ramirez, 28-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Jordan Thayer, 31-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Jesús Morones, 32-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Cynthia Rizalla, 47-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Gerardo Rocha, 43-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Breanna Flores, 22-residente de Oxnard años de edad, Leonel Barrera, 22-residente de Oxnard años de edad,
PREPARADO POR:	Jeff McGreevy, Sargento
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	El sargento Jeff McGreevy, [email protected]

DETALLES:

En mayo 11, 2017, en aproximadamente 7:00 p.m., officers from the Oxnard Police Department served a narcotics search warrant at a residence in the 600 block of Palm Drive. This residence has been a concern for residents of the Wilson Neighborhood for over a year because of the suspected drug activity and known gang members who frequent the house.

The Neighborhood Policing Team (NPT) worked closely with narcotics detectives for several months and authored a search warrant as a result of numerous drug related arrests of persons leaving the home and the high frequency of suspected drug users that were in and out of the home at all hours of the day and night. One of the alarming aspects of the investigation was the high number of known Oxnard criminal street gang members and associates that were seen visiting the house.

Oxnard Police SWAT, K-9, NPT and Narcotics Investigators detained eight individuals, both men and women, at the house and conducted drug influence investigations resulting in all eight being arrested. Two of the eight had active arrest warrants and each of them was suspected of being under the influence of a controlled substance.

Jose Aguayo was the person in control of the house and was booked for a felony violation of Health and Safety Code 11366 for operating a drug house. Aguayo was allowing narcotics offenders to visit his house to use illegal narcotics.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 11, 2017 / 2330

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Auto Theft Investigation leads the Oxnard Auto Theft Task Force to auto theft suspects in Camarillo
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 8^ª, 2017/4:45 P.M.
UBICACIÓN:	900 bloque W. Ventura Boulevard, Camarillo
SOSPECHOSO(S):	Juan Haro – 27 residente de Oxnard años de edad Joana Ayala – 25 residente de Oxnard años de edad
PÉRDIDA:	N / A
PREPARADO POR:	Detective Chip Buttell – Oxnard Auto Theft Task Force
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Detective chip Buttell 805-385-7755 [email protected]

DETALLES:

En mayo 8, 2017 en 4:45 P.M., Investigators from the Oxnard Police Department Auto Theft Task Force conducted an investigation regarding a stolen Chevrolet Tahoe out of the city of Oxnard. Investigators were led to the city of Camarillo, where they observed the suspect, Juan Haro, driving the stolen Tahoe. Haro was contacted with two other suspects in the 900 block of Ventura Boulevard in the City of Camarillo. Juan Haro was arrested for an outstanding warrant and vehicle theft charges and is currently being held on $160,000.00 fianza.

Haro, has an extensive history of vehicle theft, and between 2010 y 2017, has been arrested 11 times for auto theft. Haro’s most recent conviction for auto theft, was in November of 2016, this led to him being placed on probation, which included GPS monitoring as part of his terms. Haro violated the conditions of his probation by removing his GPS monitor, consequently a warrant was issued for his arrest.

The investigation also led to the arrest of Joana Ayala who was arrested for auto and identity theft related charges, and is currently being held on $25,000.00 fianza. A third subject was contacted during the investigation and was released.

The Oxnard Police Department has seen an increase in auto theft in the past 30 día. 66 vehicles have been reported stolen in the City of Oxnard. In a large majority of the cases, the keys were easily accessible to the suspects.

The Oxnard Police Department Auto Theft Task Force was created in 2015 to address stolen vehicle issues within the City of Oxnard. The Oxnard Police Department has added additional officers to the Auto Theft Task Force and is conducting enhanced enforcement to combat vehicle theft. The Oxnard Police Department is utilizing bait cars to address auto theft in the City of Oxnard.

The Oxnard Police Department urges citizens to park their vehicles in well-lit areas, lock their vehicles and to use anti-theft devices to secure their vehicles. The Oxnard Police Department also suggests not leaving your vehicles unattended with the ignition running, as this is a common method of vehicle theft. The Oxnard Police Department also discourages leaving spare keys (incluyendo llaves de valet) in your vehicle, even if it is locked. Vehicle theft is a crime of opportunity, with prevention being the most effective way to avoid theft.

El Departamento de Policía de Oxnard sigue animando a los residentes a ser socios en la seguridad pública. Si alguien tiene información con respecto a la actividad criminal en contacto con el Departamento de Policía de Oxnard a (805) 385-7600, o puede permanecer en el anonimato llamando a los Crime Stoppers del Condado de Ventura en (805) 222-8477 o por correo electrónico a www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org/contactus. Anyone with information regarding auto theft in Oxnard is encouraged to contact auto theft detectives at 805-385-7650.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN:

5-10-17/1515 horas

Juan Haro Joana Ayala

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Police crackdown on railroad trespassers and right-of-way violations
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 10, 2017 6:30 SOY - 11:00 AM
UBICACIÓN:	Ciudad de las vías del ferrocarril en Oxnard
PREPARADO POR:	Oficial James Langford, 805-385-7600 [email protected]
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Oficial James Langford, 805-385-7600 [email protected]

DETALLES:

En mayo 10, 2017, entre las horas de 6:30 AM y 11:00 AM, officers from the Oxnard Police Department teamed up with Special Agents from the Union Pacific Police Department and deputies from the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department and Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department for an enforcement operation on the railroad tracks running through the City of Oxnard from Camarillo to Montalvo. The objective was to look for any and all trespassers on the private railroad property belonging to Union Pacific Railroad. también, all vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists who failed to yield the right-of-way or obey train crossing signs/warnings at all grade crossings.

Durante la operacion, officers witnessed 60 varios violaciónes. A consecuencia, 11 personas fueron detenidas por entrar sin autorización en la propiedad del ferrocarril Union Pacific y 28 los automovilistas se emitieron citaciones para varios violaciónes de ferrocarril relacionados. One vehicle was towed as the driver had a suspended Driver License for a prior DUI conviction. Los infractores se enfrentan a multas y sanciones que van desde $200.00 a $500.00 y, posiblemente, incluso penas de cárcel.

California ocupó el puesto # 1 in the United States for highway-rail grade collisions in 2016 con un total de 157 collisions with fatalities. Texas was in 2^nd place with 64 collisions with fatalities.

The public is reminded that trespassing on Union Pacific railroad property, or any railroad property, is a misdemeanor offense. It is also life-threatening considering the speed and size of any train. Toda persona declarada violación de la propiedad del ferrocarril está sujeto a arresto. en adición, it is unlawful for any pedestrian, bicyclist or vehicle to travel around or under a railroad arm once the red warning lights and alarm are activated and the gate arm is closed or closing.

Listed below are some general rail safety information:

Los trenes de mercancías no viajan en un horario predecible; horarios para los trenes de pasajeros cambio. Siempre espere un tren en cada intersección de carretera y ferrocarril.
Train tracks are private property, no matter which railroad owns them. Los trenes tienen el derecho de paso 100% of the time — over ambulances, fire engines, cars, the police and pedestrians.
If there are rails on the railroad ties, assume that the track is in use, even if there are weeds or the track looks “rusty.”
Una locomotora típica pesa aproximadamente 400,000 libras o 200 montones. ¿Cuándo 100 railcars are added to the locomotive, the train can weigh approximately 6,000 montones. La relación en peso de un automóvil a un tren es proporcional a una lata de refresco y un automóvil.
A train may extend three feet or more outside the steel rail, which makes the safety zone for pedestrians well beyond the rails themselves.
Los trenes no pueden parar rápidamente. Se trata de una simple ley de la física: el enorme peso y el tamaño del tren y de la velocidad del tren dictan lo rápido que se puede detener en condiciones ideales. Un tren de carga 100-automóvil que viaja a 55 miles per hour will need more than a mile to stop — that’s approximately 18 football fields — once the train is set into emergency braking.
Los trenes pueden mover en cualquier dirección en cualquier momento. Los trenes son a veces empujados por locomotoras en lugar de ser empujado. Esto es especialmente cierto en cercanías y servicio de pasajeros de tren ligero.
Modern trains are quieter than ever, with no telltale “clackety-clack.” también, an approaching train will always be closer and moving faster than you think.
Pistas cruzar solamente en los cruces peatonales o carreteras designadas. Observe y obedezca todas las señales de advertencia y señales.
Nunca caminar por una vía de tren; es ilegal y es peligroso. By the time a locomotive engineer can see a trespasser or a vehicle on the tracks, it is too late. El tren no puede detenerse con la suficiente rapidez para evitar una colisión.
Recordar: Rail y la recreación no se mezclan!

In an effort to increase motorist and pedestrian safety near railroad tracks, law enforcement officers will continue to enforce the State’s railroad crossing laws. Los peatones, including students, must cross at designated railroad crossings. Durante esta operación, traffic safety tips were provided to motorists and pedestrians to avoid becoming a rail collision statistic.

Funding for this enforcement is provided to the Union Pacific Police Department by Operation Lifesaver, a non-profit organization to educate the public about railroad safety and making the community safer. More information about railroad safety can be found by going to: www.oli.org.

Further details regarding railroad involved collisions can be found by going to: www.fra.dot.gov.

This operation was also funded in part by grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) ya través de la Administración Nacional de Seguridad Vial.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 10, 2017 / 1300 Horas

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Colisión de tráfico fatal que involucra a un ciclista
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 9, 2017 / 3:00pm
UBICACIÓN:	Victoria Avenue north of Gum Tree St., Oxnard, como
VÍCTIMA(S):	Amado Ray Johnson 46-year-old Oxnard resident
SOSPECHOSO(S):	Sean Patrick Donovan 54-year-old Ventura County resident
VEHICULO SOSPECHOSO(S):	1995 Chevrolet van
PREPARADO POR:	Tim Kelley, Sargento
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Oficial Superior María Peña (805)385-7750

DETALLES:

En mayo 9, 2017, en aproximadamente 3:00pm, officers from the Oxnard Police Department and EMS personnel responded to a collision involving a bicyclist in the southbound lanes of Victoria Avenue north of Gum Tree St. When police and fire personnel arrived, they located 46-year-old Oxnard resident Amado Johnson deceased from injuries he suffered as a result of the collision.

Based on the preliminary investigation it was determined that Mr. Johnson was riding his bicycle southbound on Victoria Ave. Un blanco 1995 Chevrolet van driven by 54-year old Ventura County resident, Sean Patrick Donovan, was southbound on Victoria Avenue and for unknown reasons drifted onto the dirt shoulder striking and killing Mr. Johnson.

Officers evaluated Mr. Donovan for signs of being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Officers determined that Mr. Donovan was under the influence of prescription medication. Sr.. Donovan was arrested and booked for violation of 23153(F) CVC (felony driving under the influence of drugs causing serious injury or death) y 192(c)2 PC (vehicular manslaughter).

Anyone who has information regarding the collision is urged to contact Senior Officer Maria Pena (805)385-7750 o por correo electrónico a Maria.pena @ oxnardpd.org

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 9, 2017 / 1930

INCIDENTE:	Víctima de disparo
FECHA / HORA:	Mayo 9, 2017 en 6:15 al
UBICACIÓN:	San Mateo Place and Kepler Drive, Oxnard, California
VÍCTIMA:	34-años de edad, residente de Oxnard masculina
PREPARADO POR:	Sargento Chris Inglehart
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Sargento Brett Smith, 805-486-6211

DETALLES:

En mayo 9, 2017 en 6:15 am the Oxnard Police Department received reports of a shooting victim in the area of San Mateo Place and Kepler Drive. Officers responded and located one victim who apparently had a single gunshot wound. The victim was transported to the Ventura County Medical Center with a non-life-threatening injury.

Officers were unable to locate a crime scene.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Oxnard Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: Mayo 9, 2017 en 9:09 a.m.

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Mes Nacional de Seguridad de la bicicleta
FECHA:	Mayo 2017
PREPARADO POR:	Jamie Brown, Coordinador de Tráfico
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	Oficial superior Jamie Brown (805) 385-7749 jamie.brown @ oxnardpd.org

DETALLES:

El Departamento de Policía de Oxnard y la Oficina de Seguridad Vial de California (OTS) call upon bicycle riders and motorists alike to be cautious during May’s National Bicycle Safety Month, and every other month during the year.

For riders and drivers, “Role Model” means actively decreasing the risks of traffic crashes, and preventable injuries and deaths. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that 818 bicyclists died and over 45,000 were injured in crashes in 2015, with deaths rising over 12% desde 2014 numbers. Over the 10-year period from 2006 a 2015, the average age of cyclists killed in motor vehicle crashes increased from 41 a 45. Alcohol involvement – either for the motor vehicle operator or for the cyclist – was reported in 37% of all fatal cyclist crashes in 2015.

The Oxnard Police Department will be conducting specialized Bicycle Safety Enforcement Operations in May in an effort to lower deaths and injuries. Extra officers will be patrolling areas frequented by bicyclists and where bicycle crashes occur.

California enacted the Three Feet for Safety Act in 2014 to share the road requiring motorists to pass bike riders with at least a 3-foot cushion. Support community efforts in your community, be involved in bicycle safety, whether while riding a bike, or driving a vehicle. Officers will focus on violations observed by both motorists and cyclists.

The Oxnard Police Department reminds everyone – Be a Role Model.

Ride and Drive Focused – Never ride or drive distracted.
Ride and Drive Prepared – Always expect the unexpected.
Safety First – Always wear a bicycle helmet when on a bicycle and a seatbelt when in a vehicle.
Know the Rules of the Road – A bicyclist is considered a vehicle on the road with all the rights and responsibilities of motorized traffic.
Compartir el camino – Both motorists and bicyclists should look out for each other and show mutual respect.

For more information on Bicycle Safety Month, please visit www.NHTSA.gov/bicycle-safety

La financiación de este programa es proporcionado por una subvención de la Oficina de Seguridad del Tráfico en California a través de la Administración Nacional de Seguridad Vial. The message to all drivers and cyclists is: Share in the responsibility and do your part by safely “sharing the road.”

/18531-2/

OXNARD DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA

COMUNICADO DE PRENSA

INCIDENTE:	Oxnard Police Department Crime Advisory – Stolen Vehicles
FECHA / HORA:	04/16/17 - 05/04/17
UBICACIÓN:	Departamento de Policía de Oxnard, 251 Al sur de la calle “C”, Oxnard
PREPARADO POR:	El detective Crystal Walker
PERSONA DE CONTACTO e información de contacto:	El detective Crystal Walker, (805) 385-7668 or [email protected]

DETALLES:

The Oxnard Police Department Property Crimes Unit (PCU) would like to inform the residents of Oxnard that there have been over 30 stolen vehicles between April 16 y puede 4, 2017. The more startling statistic is that approximately half of them could have been prevented (unlocked, keys left in the vehicle, vehicle left running and unattended)!

The stolen vehicle trend is citywide and there is no specific type of vehicle that is being stolen. The only commonality is that the vehicles are being left unlocked, with keys in them or they were left running and unattended.

Your Oxnard Police Department can’t do it alone and we need your help! The Property Crimes Unit would like to remind residents that Crime Prevention Is Your Responsibility, not just that of the police department. Crime prevention begins at home and with each individual person in our community. With that said, the PCU would also like to provide some tips to residents to help prevent them from becoming a victim.

Nunca deje su coche abierto, ni siquiera por un minuto.
Nunca deje las llaves en el coche, incluso si usted piensa que son realmente “oculto.”
No deje su coche al ralentí y sin vigilancia porque es innecesario (que no recibe suficiente frío aquí), es peligroso e ilegal (22515(un) V.C.) y alguien puede robar su coche.
rueda de esclusas, cerraduras pedal de freno y bloqueo de dirección de rueda son también eficaces.
también, yoEs un hecho conocido que el delito de sustracción de un vehículo no es el único delito que se comete.. Generalmente, este "primer" delito puede llevar a fraude, robo de identidad, gran robo, etc.

Be a “Partner if Public Safety” and help keep Oxnard crime free and safe. If you see suspicious activity, please report to the Oxnard Police Department at (805) 385–7740 o marque 9-1-1. Anonymous information and tips can also be made with the Ventura County Crimestoppers at (805) 385–8255.

FECHA / TIEMPO DE PREPARACIÓN: 05-04-17, 1200