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Dumpster diver. A caller reported that a man driving a dark blue Honda Accord was going through a dumpster and recycling cans on Near Court. The man left by the time police arrived. Readers, what’s your take on dumpster divers?
Burglary. A woman was arrested on felony burglary charges after her car broke down on Treat and Bancroft Road at 2:47 p.m. The case was forwarded to the Antioch PD for an investigation.
Thursday, March 29
Get your pants on, Mister! A white male in his mid fifties was seen near Whole Foods Market and Las Lomas at 8 a.m., with no pants on. Police could not locate the man upon arrival.
Scary. A man reported that his adult daughter has been possibly abducted and forced into prostitution. An investigation is under way.

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In other recent cases, newspaper reporter Yousef al-Shayeb has been held for eight days for allegedly defaming public officials. Al-Shayeb was expected to be released Monday after a court ordered him freed on $8,000 bail after a public outcry.
Two other reporters were interrogated last week, one for his Facebook posts and the other over a story he was researching.
A Palestinian spokesman said he could not comment on the cases because the judiciary was independent of the government.
Defaming the president and other high-level officials is a crime in the Palestinian Authority.
“These expressions go beyond freedom of expression,” said public prosecutor Ahmed al-Mughani.
She is also accused of calling Abbas a “traitor” and saying he partied with prostitutes on the graves of slain Palestinians. Abdeen said Abdul-Khaleq denied she wrote those things.

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That stark, black-and-gray, eight-story fortress newly risen next to Highway 101 near Mineta San Jose International Airport is the M8trix casino, the old Garden City’s expanded successor. But M8trix won’t be opening this week as advertised because police Chief Chris Moore says he hasn’t received all the information he needs to sign off on the permit. So M8trix owners are suing the city.
A better use of their money might be expediting the information the city needs to get the place permitted, but that’s the operators’ call. Moore must make sure the casino meets complex city and state requirements, and he needs to be meticulous — particularly since the city’s other cardroom, Bay 101, has been carefully playing
by the rules.
The licensing laws are detailed for a reason. While this type of gambling is legal, the potential for corruption, money laundering, prostitution and other problems is greater with a casino than most other legal businesses. There are historical reasons for strict regulation.

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BURGLARY — 4 a.m. A burglary in the 7600 block of arbor Creek circle was the first of three reported including one at 7 a.m. in the 11000 block of Rolling Hills Drive and another at 7:45 a.m. in the 7600 block of Peppertree Road.
GRAND THEFT — 9:33 p.m. An arrest was made for possession of stolen property and grand theft, 2800
block of Dublin Boulevard.
GRAND THEFT — 10:53 p.m. A different suspect was also arrested for grand theft and possession of stolen property, 2800 block of Dublin Boulevard.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21
VANDALISM — 10:35 a.m. Vandalism was reported, 6500 block of York Drive.
THEFT — 4:45 p.m. A theft was reported, 5000 block of Dublin Boulevard.LIVERMORETHURSDAY, MARCH 15
WARRANT — 1:44 a.m. Police made an arrest on a warrant, North K Street and Junction Avenue.FRIDAY, MARCH 16
ARREST — 10:30 p.m. Suspect was arrested for disorderly conduct, prostitution and a robbery, 100 South Livermore Avenue.

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Livermore man charged with raping three prostitutes
By Paul Thissen, Contra Costa Timesmercurynews.com
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03/28/2012 03:10:45 PM PDT
Police have arrested a Livermore man they suspect of raping at least three prostitutes he solicited on the Internet and are investigating whether he attacked other victims.
Andrez Rodriguez, 34, was arrested March 16 and arraigned March 20. He is accused of luring three prostitutes to the 2200 block of Portola Avenue on separate instances, threatening them, raping them and stealing their identification and mobile phones after the attacks, Livermore police Officer Steve Goard said.
Physical evidence linked Rodriguez to the three attacks, Goard said.
The first attack occurred Dec. 17, but the victim was reluctant to cooperate with police. The second attack happened Jan. 13. At that point officers noticed
a pattern, re-interviewed the initial victim and began their investigation, Goard said.

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If a traffic accident occurs that is blocking a major street, police must be deployed and remain on site until the street is cleared. If an injury occurs due to an accident, the officer must conduct a thorough investigation before he can leave. Whenever a traffic accident with an injury occurs, it takes at least two police officers off patrol. Whenever a drunk driver, or any other driver is involved in an accident where criminal charges might be filed, there also has to be one officer whose sole responsibility is to conduct the investigation.
One of our city council members incorrectly identified the number of detectives in our department as 14; actually there are eight. Four of them perform state mandated functions; they investigate all homicides, rapes, child abuse, child molestations and robberies. The other four are focused upon crime suppression, narcotics/prostitution activities at business locations and motels, narcotics activities, trafficking, sales, gang suppression and undercover work. A few days ago there was a “drug deal/gunfire” in front of Jerry’s Market. The gunman was captured with hours, in another city, by one of our detectives.

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Livermore man charged with raping three prostitutes
By Paul Thissen, Contra Costa Timesmercurynews.com
Posted:
 
03/28/2012 03:10:45 PM PDT
March 29, 2012 1:16 AM GMT
Updated:
 
03/28/2012 06:16:10 PM PDT
Police have arrested a Livermore man they suspect of raping at least three prostitutes he solicited on the Internet and are investigating whether he attacked other victims.
Andrez Rodriguez, 34, was arrested March 16 and arraigned March 20. He is accused of luring three prostitutes to the 2200 block of Portola Avenue on separate instances, threatening them, raping them and stealing their identification and mobile phones after the attacks, Livermore police Officer Steve Goard said.
Physical evidence linked Rodriguez to the three attacks, Goard said.
The first attack occurred Dec. 17, but the victim was reluctant to cooperate with police. The second attack happened Jan. 13. At that point officers noticed
a pattern, re-interviewed the initial victim and began their investigation, Goard said.

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Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice revealed a more personal, faith-based side rarely seen in her very public life during her keynote address at the March 23 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, “Leadership in Challenging Times.”
Rice, an author, Hoover Institution fellow, political science professor at Stanford University and founder of her own consulting firm, was one of three speakers at the 18th annual event, held at the Hyatt Regency in Santa Clara.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed gave a brief talk, and Betty Ann Boeving, Stanford women’s basketball announcer and executive director of the Bay Area Anti-Trafficking Coalition, addressed the group.
Boeving discussed the seldom noticed but rising crime of human trafficking. She noted 27 million “slaves” in the Bay Area and around the world, many of them children used for labor, prostitution and as young soldiers.

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Drunken driving. A 63-year-old South San Francisco man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, and hit and run. Evans Road and Kennedy Drive. 1:38 a.m.
Parole violation. A 58-year-old Los Angeles man with two outstanding warrants was arrested on suspicion of parole violation. Landess and Clear Lake avenues. 10:50 p.m.
Tuesday, March 20
Imitation firearm. A 27-year-old Milpitas man was arrested on suspicion of brandishing an imitation firearm. Oregon Way and Arizona Avenue. 8:09 p.m.
Wednesday, March 21
Vehicle theft. A 41-year-old male transient was arrested on suspicion of vehicle theft, grand theft auto, and receiving stolen property. Tasman and Alder drives. 9:30 a.m.
Prostitution. A 45-year-old San Leandro woman with an outstanding warrant was arrested on suspicion of prostitution, possession of a controlled substance for sale, and being the influence of a controlled substance. Diel and Curtner drives. 2:54 p.m.

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But maybe the city needs a mute button, as there were at least six complaints of excessive noise.
Saturday, March 17
Domestic battery reported at 11:06 p.m. along 4600 Dublin Boulevard.
Noise complaint filed at 1 a.m. along 3000 Finnian Way.
Drunk-and-disorderly arrests made of a male at 6 p.m. on 7900 Amador Valley Boulevard, and of another man at 9:54 p.m. on 4900 Hacienda Drive.
A woman was arrested for reportedly being under the influence of narcotics at 8 a.m. on Alcosta Boulevard and San Ramon Road.
Friday, March 16
Suspected prostitution arrest made of a female, 20, at 11:36 a.m. along 4500 Dublin Boulevard.
DUI arrest made of a male motorist at 8 p.m. on 6900 Spencer Court.
Burglary reported at 6:59 p.m. along 6400 Dougherty Road.
Fatal accident reported on I-580.
Vandalism cited at 3:30 p.m. along 4800 Dublin Boulevard.

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