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Police Blotter: Stolen Car Crashes at Gilroy High School

Select Gilroy Police blotter items from the past week.

Wednesday

8:53 p.m. Richard Molina, 30, was contacted by police while exiting his car on Monterey Street. He was found to have a warrant for his arrest, and be in possession of switchblade, meth and meth pipe.

9:26 a.m. A man grabbed his girlfriend by the hair during an argument on First Street, and pushed her in the car against her will. The man crashed the car, and his girlfriend was able to escape.

Tuesday

8:15 p.m. An unknown suspect was found trying to break into the Braccos tow yard. When confronted by the victim, he brandished a screwdriver in a threatening manner by taking a posturing stance. The suspects fled the scene prior to police arrival.

6 p.m. A vehicle was stolen from a residence on Mockingbird Lane. The vehicle was later recovered in San Jose.

5 p.m. Two juveniles entered a residence through an unlocked sliding door. Once inside, the arrestees took a vehicle from the garage. Later in the night, the arrestees were involved in a non-injury accident at Gilroy High School, where it was discovered that the vehicle was stolen. The arrestees were cited and released to their parents.

5 p.m. Unknown suspect(s) broke a passenger window and stole tools from inside the locked vehicle.

3 p.m. A vehicle was stolen on Leavesley Road.

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Mary Ann KannelyPuente May 21, 2013 at 04:30 pm
Also, it would take some work but couldn't the books be divided up and put into the classrooms? OrRead More is it because they were bought as library books with the library grant they have to stay in the library. It will be very embarrassing to tell book vendors that Luigi Aprea does not have a library anymore.
Mary Ann KannelyPuente May 21, 2013 at 04:26 pm
I don't know why the parents club can't run the library. They would have to be trained with theRead More computer library program but I'm sure there would be parents that would be willing to do that. It is very sad that just because we can't hire a librarian that the students have to loose out. That does not seem fair to me. I thought the students were supposed to come first and not be denied services due to a budget shortfall. We were promised that the budget would not effect the classroom. I guess in this case the union is more powerful than necessary. So all those books are going to collect dust. How sad and unacceptable.
R. Gabriner May 13, 2013 at 02:37 pm
Nice work Blanca. An excellent student in our program. Dr. Robert Gabriner, Director, EducationalRead More Leadership Doctoral Program San Francisco State University
Raymond Ruiz April 13, 2013 at 10:54 pm
It just don't matter how she dresses,whoo her parents are or aren't. Nobody and I mean Nobody hasRead More the right to rape or force a femsle to have sex with her,and then to make matters worse,they posted pictures of her on facebook ! Better we as a community should be asking,what would possess the young guys to do something like this ! That is why We have Our teenagers and kids passwords or no internet period ! As a parent my heart goes out to het and her parents !
Tamra~Kathleen April 13, 2013 at 05:51 pm
The offensive comment we're discussing shows a complete lack of respect for women that permeates ourRead More culture. That this person actually thought this poor young girl had culpability for her attack is a symptom of our societies disregard for women. I'm actually glad he made the comment so we can look at and discuss the problem.
Berto April 12, 2013 at 07:27 pm
From one of the interviews I watched online, it seems that many Saratoga High students knew whatRead More happened at the party and had seen the pictures. How is it that arrests did not follow the assault and the suicide for over 6 months? Could it be that the students who knew information about the felony chose to remain silent? I hope that is not the case; we will surely find out as the details of the case are revealed in the media over the next weeks and months. In the meantime lets make sure we are teaching our kids about the responsibility of living in community and caring about others. God forbid that any of the students have to live with the knowledge that they could have prevented the suicide, or with the knowledge that they helped cover up such a heinous crime.