The following is a sampling of the Antioch Police Calls reported between April 17-23 which focuses on the higher priority call responses in the City of Antioch.

Accident – Fatal

• 4/17 – James Donlon & Silverado

Assault

• 4/17 – 100 block W 10^th St.
• 4/17 – 2700 block Contra Loma Blvd.
• 4/17 – 300 block L St.
• 4/17 – 200 block Crest St. (PC 245)
• 4/18 – 3300 block Buchanan Rd.
• 4/20 – 700 block W 18^th St.
• 4/20 – 3700 block Tabora Dr.
• 4/21 – 4800 block Woodbridge Way
• 4/21 – 1400 block F St.
• 4/21 – 1400 block F St.
• 4/21 – 3900 block Lone Tree Way (PC 245)
• 4/22 – 1400 block Mt. Hamilton
• 4/22 – 2200 block San Jose Dr.
• 4/22 – 300 block W 20^th St (PC 245)
• 4/22 – 3700 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/23 – 300 block W 2^nd St

Burglary – Auto

• 4/17 – 3600 block Delta Fair Blvd.
• 4/22 – 5000 block Lone Tree Way

Burglary – Business

• 4/17 – 4400 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/20 – 2200 block Buchanan Rd.

Burglary – Residence

• 4/20 -2400 block Stanford Way

DUI

• 4/21 – W 8^th St & K St.

Fraud other than Check Fraud

• 4/20 – 0 block N Lake Dr.

Grand Theft

• 4/17 – 100 block E 7^th St.
• 4/18 – 1200 block Sunset Dr.
• 4/19 – 2500 block Somersville
• 4/20 – 5700 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/21 – W 15^th St & F St.

Petty Theft

• 4/17 – 2400 block Wildflower Station
• 4/18 – 3100 block Milner Rd.
• 4/18 – 2700 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/20 – 3600 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/20 – 3600 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/20 – 3400 block Deer Valley Rd.
• 4/20 – 5700 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/21 – 5800 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/22 – 4900 block Slatten Ranch Rd.
• 4/22 – 5700 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/22 – 5700 block Lone Tree Way

Robbery & Attempts

• 4/19 – 2300 block D St.

Vandalism

• 4/17 – 5100 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/20 – 100 block El Capitan Lane
• 4/21 – 2800 block Gentrytown Dr.
• 4/22 – 2900 block Melon Ct.

Vehicle Theft

• 4/17 – 100 block Campbel Ave
• 4/17 – 400 block Lawton St.
• 4/17 – 300 block L St.
• 4/17 – 0 block S Lake Dr.
• 4/19 – 0 block Bryan Ave
• 4/19 – 1400 block C St.
• 4/19 – 3100 block Buchanan Rd.
• 4/21 – 100 block Claudia Ct.
• 4/21 – 2200 block Verne Roberts Cir.
• 4/22 – 3300 block S Francisco Way
• 4/22 – 3500 block Gallagher Cir.
• 4/22 – 3000 block Kodiak St.
• 4/23 – 1900 block Wilbur Ave.
• 4/23 – 300 block L St.
• 4/23 – 2200 block Wilbur Ave.

Warrant

• 4/17 – 100 block W 19^th St.
• 4/18 – 800 block O St.
• 4/18 – W 9^th St & J St.
• 4/19 – 5800 block Lone Tree Way
• 4/21 – Hillcrest Ave & Bellflower Dr.
• 4/22 – 3300 block Delta Fair Blvd.

Weapons

• 4/17 – Slatten Ranch & Lone Tree Way

Antioch Apartment Complex Shot Up, Pastor Releases Statement

According to preliminary information, at least 3 apartments were struck by gunfire. A gas line was struck causing apartments to fill with gas. A water line was struck causing flooding.

Nothing has been released on the incident by Antioch Police, even after several requests have been made. On Friday, Antioch Public Information Officer Rolando Bonilla responded regarding the incident. — Full Story

Victim Stabbed More than 40 Times in Domestic Incident in Antioch

On Friday night at approximently 8:00 pm, Antioch Police Department officers responded to a domestic call on W 20th Street for a report of a stabbing in the City of Antioch. While on scene, police located a victim with multiple stabbed wounds, also a second person with facial injuries. According to sources, the victim was stabbed at least 48 times and is expected to survive. A suspect is in custody. — Full Story

Update: Man Dies After Striking Tree in Antioch While Possibly Racing Another Vehicle

On 4/17/22, at approximately 2:13 PM, Antioch Police Department officers were dispatched to James Donlon Bl. near Silverado Dr. on a report of a traffic collision involving a vehicle that struck a tree. Arriving officers located a Subaru with major damage crashed into a tree on the center median of the roadway.

The sole occupant of the Subaru was pronounced deceased on scene by medical personnel. He was later identified as 26-year-old Steve Hernandez of Antioch. The preliminary investigation indicates that the driver of the Subaru was racing another vehicle at the time of the collision. It is unknown if drugs or alcohol were a contributing factor in the collision. — Full Story

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