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In
response to the complaints from members of the community, deputies
assigned to the Lake Elsinore Problem Oriented Policing Team
continued “Zero Tolerance” enforcement efforts throughout the
city of Lake Elsinore between September 4th – 5th .
Quality
of Life complaints include criminal activity such as trespassing,
public intoxication, illicit drug use, and petty theft. These crimes
are considered misdemeanor offenses and negatively affect the quality
of life for community members. All persons contacted and arrested
are offered resources for homelessness, substance abuse, and mental
health.
Tobin
Eversole, 49, of Lake Elsinore, for
possession of a controlled substance.
Alexander
Gomez, 40, of Lake Elsinore, for
outstanding misdemeanor warrants and trespassing.
Sherman
Gray, 41, of Lake Elsinore, for
possession of drug paraphernalia.
Tracie
Guevara, 51, of Lake Elsinore, for
possession of drug paraphernalia.
Lisa
Lopez, 51, of Lake Elsinore, for
outstanding misdemeanor warrants.
Sadie
Myers, 25, of Lake Elsinore , for
outstanding misdemeanor warrants and trespassing.
Eric
Taylay, 30 , of Blythe, for Public
Intoxication.
Raymond
Theis, 25, of Menifee, for outstanding
felony warrant and possession of controlled substance.
If you
see or know of anyone needing assistance, please call the Lake
Elsinore Sheriff’s Station, Problem Oriented Policing Team at (951)
245-3300.
The
Sheriffs Department would like to remind everyone that "Community
Policing" involves partnerships between law enforcement and
community members. Business owners and residents are encouraged to
report suspicious activity directly to law enforcement by calling
Sheriff's Dispatch at (951) 776-1099, or by calling 911 if the matter
is an emergency
Press
Release Provided by the Riverside County Sheriffs Department
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