Moraga Police Blotter

The Moraga Police Department was notified that someone was having a bad reaction to a controlled substance (i.e. illegal drug). Upon arrival, officers found two folks quite obviously under the influence. They had to be physically restrained before getting a lift from the MPD. That must have been quite a headache for everyone (aspirin, anyone?).

Drunkeness 9/7/16

Dude! Where's my Car? The subject couldn't find his car, but he wasn't drinking and driving; he was drinking and not thinking. Police found him wandering along Camino Pablo one afternoon, clueless about being publicly intoxicated or where he'd parked his car. The good news: he got a free ride from Moraga police. The bad news: the ride was to jail.

TGIF 9/9/16

Party? What party? Police investigating an anonymous noise tip observed a large collection of college-age students leaving an apartment complex, halos intact. The group was advised about the inadvisability of being unruly, even on a Friday.

Second verse...same as the first 9/9/16

Saturday's party in the same general neighborhood proved a bit more wild, as police caught 18 folks with alcoholic beverages in the act of being loud. The party was disbanded at police request; the residents were warned not to do this again.

Santa Barbara Rental Scam 9/10/16

Driving to Santa Barbara over Labor Day weekend is probably bad enough to begin with, but when the vacation property you think you rented from Craigslist turns out to be (legally) rented to someone else it's a real drag. Sadly, the victim's email request to return her $965 has gone unanswered.

Signed, crashed, delivered 9/10/16

A Moraga resident thinks his mailbox was knocked over by a Fed Ex driver. Damage estimate was $250. When it absolutely, positively has to get there - watch out for the truck!

Other calls:

8 alarm calls, two of which left police unable to fully inspect the premises because of dogs in the yard.

Outstanding warrant (9/11/16)

$900 damage to a 2011 Jeep; tires slashed, paint scratched. (9/12/16)

$1100 in goods stolen from a possibly unlocked 2014 Toyota. (9/12/16)

Police asked a visiting family member to leave after he argued with a resident teen. (9/12/16)



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