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Crime Beat
Seascape
Wed., Jun. 30, 1:30 p.m.
Seascape Resort
Vandalism
A Honda Civic was vandalized at Seascape Resort. The front and rear passenger-side tires were slashed, and "locals only" was etched onto the hood of the car.
La Selva Beach
Fri., Jul. 2, 9 p.m.
1400 Block San Andreas Rd.
Residential Burglary
Someone entered a home and stole two flat screen TVs.
Live Oak
Fri., Jul. 2, 6 p.m.
1400 Capitola Rd.
Commercial Burglary
Sometime after 6 p.m. on Saturday and 6:30 a.m. the next morning someone entered a local coffee shop and stole approximately $1500 in cash from the safe. A rear window appeared to be the point of entry, and it is possible that the safe was left open. The incident is under investigation.
Twin Lakes
Fri., Jul. 2, Noon
700 Block 14th Ave.
Residential Burglary
An unknown person entered a home and stole $100 cash and a pair of diamond stud earrings worth approximately $400.
Soquel
Sun., Jul. 4, 9:55 p.m.
2500 Block Soquel Dr.
Battery
A man was attacked and beaten unconscious by four unknown suspects. He was transported to the hospital by friends, and claimed to not remember anything about the incident. The individuals who accompanied the victim to the hospital could not provide details to the event. Witnesses later reported that there had been some words exchanged leading to the fight, possibly gang related.
Capitola
Sun., Jul. 4, 10:03 p.m.
300 Capitola Rd. Ext.
Battery
Two women along with several others were in a car together after watching fireworks at the beach. Both women were in the backseat, with another individual between them. The women began fighting, first verbally, then physically. One of the women was punched and kicked in the face multiple times, causing swelling, redness, and a cut on the chin. The assailant Jessica Armstrong, 23 of Seaside, was cited for battery and released.
Soquel Hills
Sun., Jul. 4, 2 a.m.
Soquel San Jose Rd.
Battery
A man was at a party when he was knocked unconscious, lost a tooth, and his jaw was broken. Upon first being contacted by deputies he claimed that he had fallen down a hill, but later admitted that he had become involved in a verbal argument over a friend. He claimed that after going outside to further the confrontation he remembers nothing between being hit, and then regaining consciousness in his friend's car. The assailant remains unidentified, but is described as a six-foot white male.
Happy Valley
Sat., Jul. 3, 4 p.m.
2100 Block Branciforte Dr.
Vandalism
Someone shot paint balls at Happy Valley Conference Center. This has been occurring on a weekly basis, and there is an ongoing investigation.
Live Oak
Mon., Jul. 5, 9:15 a.m.
200 Block 20th Ave.
Residential Burglary
A resident came home to find his laptop was missing from the table where he left it and the rear sliding door ajar. After further investigation he discovered two loaded handguns were missing as well. The burglary is under investigation.
Boulder Creek
Tue., Jul. 6, 9:15 p.m.
100 Block Haven Ln.
Vandalism
A rock was thrown through the rear window of a residence.
La Selva Beach
Wed., Jul. 7, 4:21 p.m.
1400 Block San Andreas Rd.
Auto Burglary
An individual coming up from the beach came upon a Hispanic male burglarizing a vehicle. The suspect then jumped into the passenger seat of a waiting green Toyota or Honda 4-door and was driven away by what appeared to be a Hispanic female. A third party was also seen in the back seat. The items stolen from the vehicle include a Samsung cell phone valued at $120, an Alpine stereo valued at $250, and amp and subwoofer valued at $600, various clothing valued at $200, and 12 CDs valued at $100.
Aptos
Thurs., Jul. 8, 9:25 p.m.
200 Block Mar Vista Dr.
Misuse of 9-1-1
An intoxicated Aptos woman called 9-1-1 repeatedly to complain about her ex-husband living on the same property as her. Dispatchers warned the woman, identified as 50-year-old Carolyn K. Oliver, not to call 9-1-1 unless there is an emergency. A sheriff's deputy went to the caller's home to assess the situation and determined that there was indeed no emergency, and Oliver was arrested for misuse of the 9-1-1 system with likelihood to continue. Several days earlier on July 4 another Aptos woman, Mary E. Tausheck, 53, was arrested for misuse of the 9-1-1 system and public intoxication after she repeatedly called 9-1-1 when there was no emergency.
Live Oak
Fri., Jul. 9, 11:48 p.m.
Capitola Rd. & 30th Ave.
Weapon
Sheriff's deputies noticed a suspicious looking individual walking on 30th Avenue. After contacting him they noticed he was fidgeting with something in his pocket. Deputies identified the individual as Tyler E. Evenson, 18 of Santa Cruz, who was on probation. He had a knife with a fixed blade and told the deputy that he was fidgeting with it in an attempt to throw it into the bushes before being discovered, according to Sgt. Dan Campos. Evenson was arrested for possession of a deadly weapon, and transported to jail.
Live Oak
Fri., Jul. 9, 8 p.m.
1500 Block Chanticleer Ave.
Residential Burglary
Someone entered a residence and stole over $900 worth of electronics including an X-Box 360, a laptop, and an Apple stereo.
Felton
Fri., Jul. 9, 6 p.m.
5400 Block Hwy 9
Auto Burglary
Unknown suspects pried open the front passenger window of a Felton resident's car and took items including a leather saddle valued at $1,000, a $300 bridle, a silver Nikon camera ($400), and a $125 pair of Bucci sunglasses.
Santa Cruz
Sat., Jul. 10, 1:14 a.m.
1000 Block Emeline Ave.
Theft
A local man fell asleep on a bench in front of the County's Emeline complex and awoke to find his bicycle had been stolen. The approximate value of the bike is $200.
Pleasure Point
Sun., Jul. 11, 10:30 a.m.
220 Block Anchorage Ave.
Burglary
A resident came home and found his front door unlocked. He noticed his laptop was missing from where he had left it, and then saw that the sliding window he had left slightly open in the rear of the house was fully open. It appears that whoever stole the laptop entered through the open window, took the laptop, and exited through the front door.
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