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Fresno Crime Roundup: Substance Abuse, Weapons Violations, and Violent Incidents Investigated
Published 5 months, 3 weeks ago
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According to Fresno County Sheriff's booking information, during the previous week several notable criminal incidents occurred across the city. On October 25, in the Fig Garden area, officers arrested a male suspect for the alleged battery of a non-cohabitant and unlawful possession of a stun gun, status currently under open investigation, case number 2510251176-1. Around Bullard Avenue and Highway 41, another male was taken into custody for alleged obstruction of a public officer and driving under the influence, case number 2510251078-1, also under open investigation. At the intersection of S Madera and W A Street in Kerman, a female suspect was arrested for use of a controlled substance and unlawful entry, case number 25-0003252A, status open.
In southeast Fresno, near E Florence Avenue and S Weller Avenue, a male was arrested for violating a protective order and driving without a license, case number 2510251258-1, under continuing investigation. On S Martin L King Jr Boulevard and E Josh Avenue, officers arrested a male suspect for possession of ammunition and controlled substances while being prohibited from possessing a firearm, with additional alleged offenses of possession for sale of narcotics and marijuana, case number 2510251416-1, currently open. Disorderly conduct related to intoxication resulted in arrests near E Olive Avenue and N Linden Avenue, and on E University Avenue, with cases 2510260168-1 and 2510260155-1 open for review.
Central Fresno saw additional cases including vandalism and trespass at E Olive Avenue and N Yosemite Avenue, case number 2510260201-1. Stadium 22 & IMAX area had a theft arrest tied to repetitive offenses and probation violation, case number 2510251034-1. On Fresno Street and R Street, officers responded to possession of drug paraphernalia and controlled substances, case number 25-0011131, both still under investigation.
On October 26 near E Townsend Avenue, a male was arrested for alleged battery of a non-cohabitant, case number 2510260634-1, status open. That same day near E Wawona Avenue and S Willow Avenue, a male suspect was arrested for possession of an assault weapon and loaded firearm in public, as well as DUI, case number 25-0011139, investigation ongoing. North Blackstone Avenue saw an arrest for public intoxication, case 2510261024-1, open. Officers responded to reports of a stolen vehicle near 4654 E Washington Avenue, with the male suspect detained and the Department of Homeland Security issuing an INS detainer, case 2510260859-1.
Fresno police released a video regarding a critical incident at River Park Shopping Center involving the alleged discharge of a firearm. On August 20, officers responded to a shooting and apprehended 18-year-old George Ruiz after a pursuit, resulting in an arrest. Ruiz received treatment and was later booked for the offense, no one else was injured. The investigation includes multiple body-worn camera recordings and remains active, as reported by FOX26.
According to KFSN, on Thursday at Clark Street near Lewis in central Fresno, a 13-year-old boy was stabbed around 8:30 a.m. The suspect, described as a 16-year-old male, was arrested. The victim remains hospitalized in critical condition, and Fresno police are seeking public assistance to gather more details on this case. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Fresno Police Department.
Listeners should note significant trends from this period include multiple cases involving controlled substances, weapons violations, and violent assaults, as well as continued police response to property crimes and repeat offenses. Instances of disorderly conduct involving public intoxication remain frequent. If you have information that could assist these investigations, call Fresno Police at (559) 621-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (559) 498-STOP.
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In southeast Fresno, near E Florence Avenue and S Weller Avenue, a male was arrested for violating a protective order and driving without a license, case number 2510251258-1, under continuing investigation. On S Martin L King Jr Boulevard and E Josh Avenue, officers arrested a male suspect for possession of ammunition and controlled substances while being prohibited from possessing a firearm, with additional alleged offenses of possession for sale of narcotics and marijuana, case number 2510251416-1, currently open. Disorderly conduct related to intoxication resulted in arrests near E Olive Avenue and N Linden Avenue, and on E University Avenue, with cases 2510260168-1 and 2510260155-1 open for review.
Central Fresno saw additional cases including vandalism and trespass at E Olive Avenue and N Yosemite Avenue, case number 2510260201-1. Stadium 22 & IMAX area had a theft arrest tied to repetitive offenses and probation violation, case number 2510251034-1. On Fresno Street and R Street, officers responded to possession of drug paraphernalia and controlled substances, case number 25-0011131, both still under investigation.
On October 26 near E Townsend Avenue, a male was arrested for alleged battery of a non-cohabitant, case number 2510260634-1, status open. That same day near E Wawona Avenue and S Willow Avenue, a male suspect was arrested for possession of an assault weapon and loaded firearm in public, as well as DUI, case number 25-0011139, investigation ongoing. North Blackstone Avenue saw an arrest for public intoxication, case 2510261024-1, open. Officers responded to reports of a stolen vehicle near 4654 E Washington Avenue, with the male suspect detained and the Department of Homeland Security issuing an INS detainer, case 2510260859-1.
Fresno police released a video regarding a critical incident at River Park Shopping Center involving the alleged discharge of a firearm. On August 20, officers responded to a shooting and apprehended 18-year-old George Ruiz after a pursuit, resulting in an arrest. Ruiz received treatment and was later booked for the offense, no one else was injured. The investigation includes multiple body-worn camera recordings and remains active, as reported by FOX26.
According to KFSN, on Thursday at Clark Street near Lewis in central Fresno, a 13-year-old boy was stabbed around 8:30 a.m. The suspect, described as a 16-year-old male, was arrested. The victim remains hospitalized in critical condition, and Fresno police are seeking public assistance to gather more details on this case. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Fresno Police Department.
Listeners should note significant trends from this period include multiple cases involving controlled substances, weapons violations, and violent assaults, as well as continued police response to property crimes and repeat offenses. Instances of disorderly conduct involving public intoxication remain frequent. If you have information that could assist these investigations, call Fresno Police at (559) 621-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (559) 498-STOP.
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