Sunday, Oct. 26
Three parking violations were reported throughout the day.
At 2:21pm, a penal code violation occurred on the intersection of Harding Avenue and Los Gatos Boulevard. The Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department bulletin did not specify the nature of the penal code violation.
Monday, Oct. 27
Two trespassing incidents occurred at two grocery stories throughout the day.
At 1:33pm, a subject attempting to collect signatures for a petition was reported at the Whole Foods on Los Gatos Boulevard.
Later in the day, at 3:09pm, a second trespass occurred at the Safeway on Pollard Road. A subject was seen taking multiple items and placing them in a backpack. After taking them out, she refused to leave the premises after being asked to by the reporting person.
Tuesday, Oct. 28
At 9:26am, a suspicious person was reported to be loitering on Foster Road at the reporting person’s property. The reporting person inquired what the subject was doing, to which the subject responded that they were attempting to “get” his property.
The subject was last seen on foot heading towards the direction of Alpine and Johnson Avenue.
Wednesday, Oct. 29
Another pair of grocery store trespasses were reported on Wednesday, this time, both of them occurring at Lunardis Market on Blossom Hill Road.
The first, occurring at 7:32am, involved a subject urinating around the store’s shopping carts. The the early afternoon, at 2:06pm, the second incident regarded a male subject’s requested removal from the property.
Thursday, Oct. 30
A fight broke out at Number 1 Broadway on South Santa Cruz at 10:32pm. An altercation arose between two subjects, which expanded to others attempting to break up the fight.
The two subjects involved in the altercation left the premises together in a white Ford truck.
Friday, Oct. 31
Multiple party-related noise disturbances were reported on Halloween night.
Two suspicious people were reported in the early hours of the evening, one of which was spotted at Saint Mary’s Church on Bean Avenue, and the on the Los Gatos High School property.
Saturday, Nov. 1
Los Gatos’ recent string of burglaries has extended into November, with a car break-in reported on Escobar Court at 8:30am. The burglary likely occurred overnight, with numerous items—including the driver’s wallet—stolen from a 2014 Ford F150. Later in the morning, at 9:58am, a stolen vehicle was reported on Downing Oak Court.
These reports are compiled from publicly available information released by the Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Department.
*Prepared by Emma Solomon
