Police log: Hotel housekeeper's car stolen, guest suspected
by Tracy Press staff
Nov 16, 2010 | 3107 views | 6 6 comments | 10 10 recommendations | email to a friend | print
A person at Microtel Inn, 861 W. Clover Rd., called police at 5:03 p.m. Monday and said that a hotel guest stole a hotel housekeeper’s car. The woman found her keychain in one of the rooms and saw that her car keys were gone, and then saw that her car was gone. Police got information on the people staying in the room and took a report.

Tracy Police logged 159 calls on Monday, including the following reports:

2:17 a.m.: An employee at the Tracy Inn at 11th Street and Central Avenue told police that a woman brought a pit bull into one of the rooms and would not leave. Police talked to her, found that she did not have any warrants, and she agreed to leave.

8:06 a.m.: A man on the 1200 block of Walnut Street told police that a man in a white truck had just stolen a leaf blower out of a neighbor’s trailer. The truck was last seen heading east on Highland Avenue.

10:42 a.m.: Someone reported two men panhandling outside of Westside Market, 741 N. Central Ave. Police told them to stay away from the store. Four minutes later another panhandler, this one on a bicycle in front of the Post Office, 125 W. Ninth St., was reportedly being aggressive while trying to get people to give him money. He was gone when police arrived.

2:03 p.m.: Four teenage boys attacked a man across the street from the Tracy Fire Department headquarters, 835 N. Central Ave. The caller said that the victim was walking down the street with a woman and small child when the carload of teenagers jumped out of a Hyundai and attacked them.

2:56 p.m.: Unwanted solicitors were back at Wal-Mart, 3010 W. Grant Line Road, and refused to leave even after the people at store warned them that they were trespassing. Police arrived, took down their names, and warned them again that they were trespassing.

7:28 p.m.: A person on the 4600 block of Glenhaven Drive returned home after being gone for a little more than three hours and found that the place had been ransacked after someone broke in through a back window. Police took a report.

8:46 p.m.: A man on the 2200 block of Basque Drive came home to find two doors open at his house, and found that someone had tried to break into his safe. Police took a report.

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klv
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November 16, 2010
Well, you know how important good service is.

This is obviously a rouse ... in order to disguise it's true nature as part of the process for defrosting ... Eskimo Pies!!

Good luck getting through airport security.

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Tinfoil
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November 16, 2010
Hi doors17 and you others. I've been totally involved in working an excavation deep in a hidden canyon in the Mojave Desert. It's on private property with permission from the land owner and I donate all found artifacts to the local museum,so bite be BLM. It began with finding artifacts from the 1940s. Continued downward to the 1870s then down further still to finding lovely,glass indian trade beads made at the glass factories on the Island of Murano off the coast of Venice,Italy during the 1700s. I'm down now to the Pleistocene era over 12,000 years ago looking for mastodon tusks and saber-toothed tiger teeth. If I keep digging I expect I'll come out at China one of these days.
ameghoo
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November 16, 2010
Tin Foil, I bet they will figureout how to make a 'crackpipe' outta that leafe blower.
doors17
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November 16, 2010
Tinfoil, where have you been? I don't agree with you most of the time, but I enjoy reading your comments. Good to see you back. I hope you're winning your battle against the cancer you told us about and I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

I'm sure that leaf blower will be coming to a yard sale here very soon. I also agree with you Gramma1. I'm sure they'll return.
Gramma1
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November 16, 2010
Come on TF - don't pick on the poor Eskimos! They are just looking for a better life. They needed that leaf blower.

On a different note....so the police gave pan handlers at Walmart a warning again? What does that even mean? Doesn't sound too scary or effective.
Tinfoil
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November 16, 2010
Well gosh I wonder who would steal a leaf blower.

Eskimos?

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8:06 a.m.: A man on the 1200 block of Walnut Street told police that a man in a white truck had just stolen a leaf blower out of a neighbor’s trailer. The truck was last seen heading east on Highland Avenue.



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