Between June 5 and June 12, 2025, multiple incidents were reported in Fresno, California.
On June 5, officers from the Fresno Police Department’s Career Criminal Auto-Theft Team arrested seven juvenile suspects in connection with a series of alleged auto thefts. The arrests occurred at various locations across the city and all suspects were juveniles; their identities are withheld due to age. The investigation is ongoing.
On May 12 in the Bulldog Lane area, an alleged violation of a stay-away or protection order resulted in the arrest of a male suspect. The case is open and under investigation, case number 2505121130-1.
In a separate incident also on May 12, the Fresno Police Department responded to a report of alleged infliction of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant in the area around East Bulldog Lane. The case remains open.
On May 13 near the Van Ness district, a male suspect was arrested for allegedly arranging to meet a minor with the intent to engage in sexual conduct. This case is being handled under case number F25901977 and the suspect is in custody pending legal proceedings.
In the period from May 6 to May 9, an incident of alleged shoplifting valued under $950 occurred at a location affiliated with the State Center Community College District. One suspect was taken into custody and released under probation pre-trial supervision.
Another case during the same period involved an alleged assault with a deadly weapon (not a firearm), along with criminal threat, vandalism under $1,000, trespassing, and grand theft of property. The suspect was taken into custody and subsequently released under probation pre-trial supervision. This incident was investigated by FSD Area 1.
No public requests for assistance regarding unidentified suspects or suspect descriptions were issued during this period.
Notably, auto theft involving juveniles and violations of court protection orders appear more frequently in this week’s blotter, potentially indicating emerging trends in certain types of property and domestic-related offenses.
Anyone with information about these or other recent incidents is urged to contact the Fresno Police Department at (559) 621-7000. For anonymous tips, call Crime Stoppers at (559) 498-STOP.
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