Massage studio busted again.

10/1/09 LOPEZ, FRANCISCO was arrested for public intoxication and providing false identification to a Peace Officer at Prescott and Cannery Row.

10/1/09 HOUSE, SCOTT was arrested for public intoxication at the head of Wharf 1.

10/3/09 MPD aided the City of Monterey in documenting the flow of raw sewage into the storm drain at Hawthorne St and Irving Ave.

10/4/09 BLOYER, Zethan was arrested for vandalism at the Blue Finn.

10/4/09 A victim reports the theft of items at Wave & David.

10/5/09 A victim reports a vandalism to her vehicle in the 500 block of Irving.

10/5/09 WRATHALL, RYAN was arrested for possession of a switch blade knife and fireworks at 466 Lighthouse.

10/7/09 TSCHUDIN, TRISTAN and DAVI, MICHAEL were arrested for burglary and conspiracy at 625 Cannery Row.

10/7/09 MPD towed a vehicle from Hawthorne and Reeside for expired registration.

10/7/09 TEMPLEMAN, TODD was cited for driving on a suspended license at Irving and Lighthouse.

10/9/09 KIM, CHUN-HUI was cited for conducting a business without a permit and failing to have a license displayed. SEO, HWANG CHIN was cited for conducting massage without a technician permit, both at 243 Foam Street.

10/10/09 MPD documented graffiti at 601 Wave.

10/10/09 MPD documented graffiti at San Carlos Beach.

10/10/09 MPD documented graffiti at 601 Wave St.

10/10/09 A victim reports the theft of items from her vehicle in the 200 block of Laine.

10/10/09 WOHLEMUTH, RYAN and FINAN, JOSHUA were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon at the Blue Fin, 685 Cannery Row.

10/13/09 ZIDLICKY, JAMES was arrested for an outstanding warrant at Lighthouse and Hoffman.

10/14/09 JEWETT, DANIEL was arrested for public intoxication and violation of probation in the 700 block of Cannery Row.

10/14/09 KENNY, SEAN was arrested for unlawful possession of Nitrous Oxide at Prescott and Hawthorne.

10/15/09 BAKER, PAULINE was cited for camping and open alcohol container at Bruce Ariss Way and Rec Trail

10/16/09 EMMETT, JASON and STAPLES, SARAH were both arrested for public intoxication at Hoffman and Hawthorne.

10/16/09 PRUE, FARRIKA was arrested for public intoxication on the Rec trail

10/16/09 BURGESS, LYNN and STERNBERG, BARBARA were placed under citizen’s arrest for shoplifting at NOB HILL.

10/17/09 ROYSTER, SEAN was arrested for public intoxication at 700 Cannery Row.

10/17/09 BISHOP, CAMERON was arrested for public intoxication at Bruce Ariss Way Park and Wave. She was also charged with battery on a police officer.

10/19/09 JILICH, MICHAEL RYAN was arrested for public intoxication at Hoffman and Hawthorne.

10/19/09 A victim reports the theft of items from his vehicle in the 600 block of Archer.

10/20/09 A victim reports a burglary to his residence in the 700 block of Oak.

10/20/09 ARAMBULA, JULIO was arrested for public intoxication at David and Hawthorne.

10/21/09 FELICIANO, RALPH was arrested for resisting arrest, possession of less than one ounce of marijuana, and a parole hold at Lighthouse and David.

10/21/09 An injury collision involving a pedestrian at Lighthouse and Irving.

10/23/09 DIMAGGIO, STEVEN and DIMAGGIO, JOE were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon at Prescott and Belden.

10/23/09 A victim reports the theft of a vehicle in the 800 block of Lighthouse.

10/23/09 MPD towed a vehicle from the 500 block of Dickman for having expired registration.

10/23/09 A victim reports a burglary to her residence in the 200 block of Lighthouse.

10/23/09 DEBRITO, NATHAN and CRANE, PATRICK were cited for being in possession of a shopping cart at David and Wave.

10/24/09 LOBRETTO, KIMBERLY was arrested for driving under the influence in the 200 block of Lighthouse.

10/25/09 MPD documented a missing person in the 300 block of Drake.

10/28/09 A victim reports a burglary to her vehicle in the 2200 block of Irving.

10/28/09 MPD documented graffiti at 484 Cannery Row.

10/28/09 A victim reports the theft of items from his vehicle in the 800 block of Filmore.

10/28/09 MPD documented a mutual battery in the 500 block of Lighthouse.

10/29/09 JEWETT, DANIEL was cited for urinating in public and open container on the Recreation trail and Prescott.

10/31/09 A victim reports the theft of his vehicle in the 400 block of Wave.

10/31/09 BRENNING, MARYBETH was arrested for driving under the influence at Foam and Drake.

New Monterey Police Blotter – October 2009

Evidence points to another resident in the same apartment complex. People who torture animals often graduate up to other crimes. .

The person who placed a dish of antifreeze in a flower bed of a Pacific Grove apartment complex to kill a tenant’s cat in September set out two more bowls of the poison, this time adding food to the toxic soup so it would be more enticing to felines.

Pet Killer Still Leaving Antifreeze Baited Food

The trial of a Pebble Beach man accused of raping a woman in his father’s Pacific Grove liquor store was delayed until Feb. 1 after both sides asked for more time to prepare.

Thomas Pollacci, 50, is accused of assaulting the woman, an acquaintance, in a loft at Ron’s Liquors on April 21, 2008.

Pollacci’s Trial Delayed To Feb 2010

And it’s not “get to the choppa”

Schwarzenegger on Friday responded for the first time about a profanity-laced phrase spelled out on the left-hand margin in his veto message to a state lawmaker who had heckled the governor at a San Francisco event.

The governor smiled as he told reporters at the White House, “That was a total coincidence. It was one of those wild coincidences.”

Governator Sends Coded Message

Mark it 8, Dude.

Shocked! Just Shocked!!

Also continues to slam the Farmers Market. Can’t let a day go by without dissing something that benefits the residents.

Ammar said the restaurants in Pacific Grove that are doing the best right now are moderately priced, family places such Holly’s Lighthouse Cafe or Vivolo’s Chowder House, for example.

“I actually heard some tourists talking one day and they said: ‘Instead of going to (higher-end) Fandango, let’s grab some sandwiches at the farmers market,’” he said. “I’ve seen tourists open their trunks to eat out of their coolers.”

Moammar Shocked That Tourists Don’t Buy $22 Noodles

Nathan Abel Augustine, 35, is charged with purposely setting fire to Creative Visions tattoo parlor in New Monterey on July 13 and Lattitudes Restaurant in Pacific Grove on July 15. He is also charged with being a felon in possession of ammunition.

According to a press release, Monterey and Pacific Grove detectives linked Augustine to the fires after he was arrested in an unrelated vandalism case Oct. 20. After releasing him on a citation, police learned he was on probation for vandalism and weapons violations in Ventura County and was subject to search and seizure.

Arrest Made In Arson Of Tattoo Studio & Lattitudes

Do they really want the FBI in on this? Careful what you wish for..

Two men who say millions of dollars’ worth of art were stolen from their rented Pebble Beach home have asked the FBI to investigate the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office for possible “corruption, collusion and cronyism.”

Nearly three weeks after a sheriff’s spokesman declared that Angelo Benjamin Amadio and Dr. Ralph Kennaugh had become suspects in their own case, an attorney for the men is asking federal authorities to look into why the department’s response to the theft was “to victimize the victim.”

“Art Theft” Victims Speak After Weeks Of Silence

Letter published aimed at the Carmel Valley city-or-not voters:

If you need proof that newcomers usually don’t have the veteran residents’ welfare and concerns in their hearts, witness the recent past in Pacific Grove.

Hopefully, Pacific Grove is back on the right track. Residents do care where their leaders went to high school.

Reference to Deborah “Debt” Lindsay, one of our short time residents elected to council slamming longtime local Carmelita Garcia in the recent mayoral choice debate. See the You Tube video for “the speech”.

You Tube Video

Letters From The Editor – ‘Does Your High School Matter’

Smolinski sought an unspecified amount of money in damages. He claimed the police department’s email system was used to “circulate information which utilized derogatory terms and statements relating to homosexual and bisexual individuals.”

One joke, entitled, “Time for your annual “Am I Gay” self examination,” included seven offcolor, disparaging questions, he said. The sender included a disclaimer that the message was intended as a joke.

Was going to add a photoshopped picture of a lavender police car but decided not to.

Even though the city won this (it must have cost a lot of library $$ to defend) whomever was using the city’s email to send jokes needs a days suspension or better. What other city resouces are the highly paid public safety employees wasting our money on?

City Comes Out On Top In Gay Cop Harassment Case