June 12-18: Antioch Police Calls

The following is a sampling of the Antioch Police Calls reported between June 12-18 which focuses on the higher priority call responses in the City of Antioch.

Assault

• 6/12 – 1500 block Sycamore
• 6/12 – Peppertree & Lemontree Way
• 6/12 – 1900 block Chestnut Ave
• 6/12 – 4800 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/14 – 1100 block James Donlon Blvd.
• 6/15 – 0 block Sunset Dr.
• 6/16 – 2400 block Beasley Ave
• 6/16 – 2100 block Willow Ave
• 6/16 – 1900 block Garden Ct.
• 6/16 – 2100 block Mandarin Way
• 6/17 – Auto Center & Mahogany Way
• 6/18 – 4800 block Lone Tree Way

Burglary – Auto

• 6/16 – 0 block E 13^th St.

Burglary – Business

• 6/13 – 3400 block Deer Valley Rd.

Burglary – Residence

• 6/12 – 3900 block Delta Fair Blvd.
• 6/14 – 3500 block Longview Rd.

DUI

• 6/12 – 0 block Bryan Ave

Grand Theft

• 6/12 – 3900 block Hummingbird Dr.
• 6/13 – 5800 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/16 – 3100 block Delta Fair Blvd
• 6/16 – 4100 block Honey Dew Ct.
• 6/17 – 5800 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/18 – 2100 block Lynwood Way

Petty Theft

• 6/13 – 5700 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/16 – 4800 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/18 – 4800 block Eisenhower Way

Robbery & Attempts

• 6/12 – 4400 block Rock Island Dr.
• 6/17 – 3100 block Delta Fair Blvd.

Vandalism

• 6/13 – 1900 block Mokelumne Dr.
• 6/13 – Putnam St & Lone Tree Way
• 6/13 – 2100 block Somersville Rd.
• 6/15 – 4500 block Lone Tree Way
• 6/16 – 2700 block W Tregallas Rd.
• 6/18 – 2500 block Somersville Rd.

Vehicle Theft

• 6/12 – 2100 block Spanos St.
• 6/12 – 4400 block Buckskin
• 6/12 – 1700 block A St.
• 6/13 – 2900 block Mayberry Rd.
• 6/13 – 3100 block Filbert St.
• 6/13 – 4100 block Amargosa Dr.
• 6/16 – Mahogany Way & Spanos St.
• 6/18 – 1100 block Shaddick Dr.

Warrant

• 6/13 – 1900 block Medicine Mountain
• 6/13 – 2300 block Sycamore Dr.
• 6/14 – 2700 block Hillcrest Ave
• 6/16 – 1100 block W 7^th St.
• 6/16 – 2000 block A St.
• 6/18 – Economy Inn

Message From Antioch Police:

This week, the Antioch Police Department also warned the community of replica looking AR-15 BB Guns:

While conducting routine patrol in the area of A St and Railroad Ave, Officer Tom Smith conducted a traffic stop on a reported stolen vehicle. While talking to the occupants, Officer Smith noticed a rifle sitting near the feet of the front passenger. After detaining the occupants and making the scene safe, Officer Smith retrieved the rifle and determined that it was a realistic looking AR-15 BB gun.

We want to take this time to discuss how dangerous it can be for people to display an imitation firearms in public. Besides the fact that it is against the law (Penal Code section-12556), it is very difficult to distinguish that they are not real weapons.

There is certainly a time, place, and manner in which these novelties can be enjoyed and used safely. Though, having them present during the commission of a crime or being used to commit a crime, is not it.

Please remember to be kind to one another

Full Log: https://www.antiochca.gov/fc/police/crime-maps/this-weeks-cfs.pdf