Between April 12 and April 18, 2025, Fresno law enforcement responded to a series of notable incidents across the city. In the area of North Locan Avenue, on April 17, officers arrested an individual for an alleged stolen vehicle, receiving stolen property related to a motor vehicle, and committing a felony while out on bail. The case remains open. Nearby, the Highway Enforcement Auto Theft team continues their efforts on this investigation under case number 25-401-0240.
Also on April 17, Fresno Police responded to an incident at the intersection of C Street and San Benito Street involving alleged vandalism under $1,000. An arrest was made, and the case is being processed under number 2504170655-1.
During this period, DUI-related offenses continued to be addressed across the city. Notable cases included an arrest for DUI causing injury or death involving both alcohol and drugs. Separately, other DUI arrests occurred during this week, some involving additional charges such as driving on a suspended license or possession of a stolen vehicle. All cases are under ongoing review by authorities.
In another matter, an incident involving alleged infliction of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant, vandalism, illegal possession of tear gas by a felon, and theft of personal property under $400 occurred in Fresno. The suspect was booked and later released pending further proceedings. Authorities are continuing their investigation.
Law enforcement also handled cases involving alleged pandering in the city center, resulting in at least one arrest. This case is now pending further judicial review.
No public requests for assistance involving suspect descriptions have been issued by police during this reporting period.
While a range of incident types was observed citywide, a pattern of property-related offenses, DUI incidents, and vandalism continues to be addressed by local law enforcement. Anyone with information regarding unsolved incidents is encouraged to contact Fresno Police at (559) 621-7000 or Crime Stoppers at (559) 498-STOP. For emergencies, always dial 911.
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