The Fresno Police Department reported several notable incidents over the past week. On March 16, officers responded to a domestic disturbance at a residence near E Grant and N Valeria St. The suspect, Luis Loeza, was arrested for violating a protective order and assault with a deadly weapon.
On March 19, police were called to N 1st St and E Huntington Blvd regarding a stalking complaint. Matthew James Viscarra was taken into custody on multiple charges of violating a protective order and stalking.
A robbery occurred at a convenience store on Salem Avenue on March 19. The suspect, Michelle Renee Palmer, was apprehended and charged with robbery and assault with a deadly weapon.
Officers arrested Robert Hefferman on March 19 near N Polk Ave on suspicion of battery and assault likely to cause great bodily injury. The incident is still under investigation.
On March 19, police responded to reports of a fight on S Dickerson Ave near W Jensen Ave. Ester Lopez was arrested for battery of a non-cohabitant.
A drug-related arrest took place on March 19 at E Clay Ave. Adam Noun was taken into custody for possession of marijuana for sale and operating a motor scooter without a helmet.
Several domestic violence incidents were reported throughout the week. On March 15, Javier Mendoza Mata was arrested for corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant in Parlier. Rachel Santos was arrested on similar charges on March 16. On March 16, Miguel Jimenez was taken into custody in Clovis for domestic violence.
Multiple DUI arrests were made, including Jessica Ellias Gonzales on March 16, who was also charged with evading a peace officer.
The police department continues to investigate a shooting incident that occurred on March 19 near N 1st St and E Richert Ave. No injuries were reported, but the case remains open.
Several individuals were released from custody after serving time or posting bond for various offenses including robbery, assault, and drug possession.
Overall, domestic violence and protective order violations were prevalent this week. The police department urges residents to report any suspicious activity or domestic disturbances.
For emergencies, call 911. To provide anonymous tips about criminal activity, contact Crime Stoppers at 559-498-STOP.
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