Benicia Police Log: Anger Released at Park, Brass Knuckles on Military West and Barking Dogs

This is the crime bulletin For Wednesday, July 18, 2012  from the Benicia Police Department. Click the "Keep me posted" button below for an alert when we publish this report.

12:44 a.m.: Police received a report of a gunshot in the vicinity of Bayview.  Investigating officers didn’t find anything amiss.

12:55 a.m.: A resident on West Tenth Street reported seeing someone shaking the fence.  Investigating officers checked the area and couldn’t find anyone.

12:58 a.m.: Officers arrested a 25-year-old Fairfield man for possession of brass knuckles and a probation violation.  The arrest took place on Military West.

4:06 a.m.: Police investigated an alarm activation at a residence on West Seaview.  They were unable to determine shy the alarm went off.

5:03 a.m.: A resident on East L Street reported seeing persons dressed in black going into the neighbors yard.  Officers couldn’t find anyone in the neighbor’s yard who didn’t belong there.

5:10 a.m.: Police received a report of two people entering a vehicle on Devonshire.  The vehicle was gone when officers arrived.

10:28 a.m.: A resident on West M Street asked police for assistance in getting his brother-in-law to leave the house.  The brother-in-law left after collecting some items.

1052 a.m.: A resident on Shirley wanted some advice from police after she received a fraudulent cashiers check from a former tenant.

7:39 p.m.: A couple who were involved in a loud argument were separated by police officers.

8:39 p.m.: Police received a report of screaming coming from a park in the vicinity of Bristol.  Investigating officers found a group of people who were releasing their anger.

9:24 p.m.: Officers began an investigation into a graffiti spraying incident on East Third Street.

9:44 p.m.: There was a dog barking on West Second Street.

11:29 p.m.: Police received a report of a dog barking on West K Street.  The person who lives at the home of the barking dog wasn’t home.

Editor’s Note:  Even though I inject a bit of humor into these police logs, please remember, the men and women whose job it is to protect us rarely find it funny when they are approaching a drunk person or a building where the alarm is going off.

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