A Sampling of What Our Officers Have Been
Taking Care of During March

by Diane McKinney

Between April 1st thru April 29, the Morro Bay Police Department had over 742 logged calls. Here is a listing of just a few of them.

April 1--Damage to religious property on Piney Way. Officers took a report of a vandalism.

Vandalism $400 or more damage on Whidbey Street. Report of vandalism to vehicle.

April 2--Grand Theft exceeding $400 on Coral Avenue. Theft of a digital camera from unlocked vehicle.

April 3--Burglary-2nd Degree on Emarcadero. Male arrested for shoplifting.

April 6--Petty Theft on Formosa Street. Officers took a report.

April 12--Petty Theft on Laurel Avenue. Officers took a report of theft of a plant.

April 13--Vehicle taken without owners consent on Seaview. Suspect also removed a McCaw from the residence without permission.

April 14--Burglary 2nd Degree on Java Street. Unknown subject entered unlocked door of a residence and stole prescribed medications.

April 15--Burgalry 1st Degree on Dogwood Avenue. Officers took a report of a burglary.

April 16--Grand Theft exceeding $400 on Morro Bay Boulevard. A wallet was stolen from an out-of-town visitor at Anchor Inn.

April 17--DUI Alcohol on Preston Lane. Thirty-four year old mail arrested for driving under the influence.

Battery on Tide Avenue. 22 year old male arrested for battery. Twenty-seven year old male arrested for public intoxication and was cited and released for SLO County Ambulance.

April 19--DUI Drugs on Main Street. Male arrested for possession of marijuana and driving under the influence of marijuana.

Disorderly conduct on Morro Bay Boulevard. Fifty-one year old male arrested for public intoxication and booked into SLO County Jail.

Petty theft on Kennedy Way. Theft from a vehicle.

April 24--Grand theft exceeding $400 on Orcas. Theft from a vehicle.

April 25--Petty theft on Tide Avenue. Theft of a camera from an unlocked vehicle.

Petty theft on Whidbey Avenue. Theft from an unlocked vehicle.