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14-year-old Bay Area girl arrested after bringing handgun to school (opens the original)
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A 14-year-old student at Casa Grande High School was arrested Wednesday following reports that she had brought a handgun to school, police said. Police first learned of the reports at around 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, according to a statement by the Petaluma Police Department released later that day. Officers arrived at the campus — which also includes Sonoma Mountain High School — which was “placed on a secure hold” for about 20 minutes starting at 11:15 a.m., according to an earlier statemen
Police: Bay Area seniors scammed out of more than $315,000 within 24 hours (opens the original)
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Petaluma police are warning the community about scams victimizing local seniors after receiving multiple reports in a single day of people being swindled out of more than $315,000. In an online notice posted Sunday, Aug. 30, the Petaluma Police Department stated, “This week, in a 24-hour period, officers responded to four different calls for service where seniors in our community had been scammed through cryptocurrency, time-share, and gift card scams. The total suspected loss across all inciden
Bay Area police say Flock camera network helped locate missing at-risk man 150 miles away (opens the original)
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Petaluma police are crediting Flock camera technology with helping them locate an at-risk man who was found within hours of going missing from his home Friday night, Aug. 21. According to the Petaluma Police Department, police received reports that evening of an adult male said to have “memory issues” who had left his Petaluma residence by car earlier that afternoon and never returned home. In an attempt to track him down, police used the region’s Flock Safety network of automatic license plate
Police arrest four Bay Area residents following retail thefts at Petaluma stores (opens the original)
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Four people connected to several retail theft incidents in Petaluma were arrested over the Fourth of July weekend, police said in a news alert. According to the Petaluma Police Department, the first two arrests were made on July 3 at around 4:30 p.m., when “officers responded to a report of a theft in progress at Dick’s Sporting Goods” on Kenilworth Drive and stopped a suspected vehicle leaving the area. The two men inside, 29-year-old Aaroon Vasquez Bora and 34-year-old Diego Davilla Jimenez, b
12-year-old on gas-powered minibike arrested in North Bay following police pursuit (opens the original)
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Petaluma police arrested a 12-year-old for reckless use of a motorized minibike earlier this month after he led an officer on a brief chase before crashing and fleeing on foot, the Petaluma Police Department stated. According to police, the incident began a little after 8:30 p.m. on July 4, when an officer on patrol saw a boy on a gas-powered minibike riding on the wrong side of the roadway in the area of Madison Street and Payran Street. The officer attempted a traffic stop, but the rider “fail
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