Davis news for Friday, October 23, 2026

Crime · Davis, CA

Davis Police Activity — October 21, 2026

POLICE ACTIVITY 06:53 a.m. – Vehicle burglary, 5th Street. A vehicle was broken into overnight. No suspect information was available. Case referred to the Online Crime Report system. Disposition: Online Crime Report. 08:02 a.m. – Reckless driving, Lillard Drive at Los Robles Street. Approximately ten minutes before the call, a gold sedan with an unknown license plate and no DOT number was observed speeding and driving on the wrong side of the road. The reporting party stated the driver threw a bottle out of the window. Disposition: Service rendered. 09:19 a.m. – Trespass complaint, 2nd Street. The reporting party advised that a gray Toyota Sienna parked behind the business is occupied overnight by a Hispanic female adult with short black hair in her 40s. A white male adult with a mustache in his 30s reportedly comes to the vehicle daily. The reporting party stated the pair appeared to have drug paraphernalia and had passed out in the car the previous day. The Hispanic female adult was on scene at the time of the call. The reporting party requested a trespassing citation (PC 602). Disposition: Advised. 09:59 a.m. – Public contact, Pacific Drive. The reporting party believed someone had tampered with a lock. No suspect information was available. A telephone relay call (10-21) was requested. Disposition: Incident number given. 10:22 a.m. – Petty theft, Alicante Street. Approximately fifteen minutes before the call, two individuals in a vehicle took a quilt from the reporting party's home. The quilt was red, white, and blue, measuring 18 inches by 42 inches, with the lettering "WE THE PEOPLE." The vehicle was described as gray or light blue Honda Acura. The pair left heading eastbound on Alicante Street. The driver was a white female adult in her 70s with short white hair. The passenger was a white female adult in her 60s with gray and white hair, heavyset, who reportedly took the quilt. Disposition: Report taken. 10:42 a.m. – Harassment, East 14th Street. Approximately fifteen minutes before the call, the reporting party, wearing a respirator, was leaving a bathroom when a group of two to three males loitering outside asked whether the reporting party was sick. One suspect, described as a white male adult in his 30s, five feet eight inches tall, wearing a gray plaid shirt with a short mullet haircut, then ran toward the reporting party's car and struck it with an unknown object. A telephone relay call (10-21) was requested by the reporting party. Disposition: Service rendered. 12:51 p.m. – Assault, B Street (front counter). The reporting party stated their son was attacked around 11:30 a.m. that day by three juvenile subjects. The suspects were associated with a white Honda or Toyota with tinted windows. No further information on the subjects was available. The reporting party had already reported the incident to the school. Disposition: Report taken. 2:22 p.m. – Indecent exposure, Lillard Drive. The incident occurred at approximately 7:45 a.m. that day. A transient male yelled at the reporting party's 10-year-old son to go away. The boy went inside to get his 11-year-old brother. When both boys came back outside, the male exposed his genitals to them. The suspect was described as a white male adult, age 30 to 40s, five feet ten inches tall, with shaggy blonde hair, wearing a long-sleeve T-shirt and jeans. Disposition: Report taken. 3:56 p.m. – Suspicious person, G Street. The reporting party described a white male adult, six feet tall, skinny build, carrying a green backpack and wearing a navy blue beanie, yelling at people outside. Disposition: Unable to locate. 4:18 p.m. – Trespass complaint, 10th Street. The reporting party advised that a 69-year-old man of Mexican descent going by the name [name] walked onto the reporting party's porch and refused to leave. Disposition: Service rendered. 5:06 p.m. – Reckless driving, East 14th Street. A vehicle was reported driving on the bike path near or in a close miss of children. A black sedan was currently observed on the grass. Disposition: Unable to locate. 7:37 p.m. – Reckless driving, East Covell Boulevard at Wright Boulevard. A red Honda CRV traveling eastbound on Covell was reported unable to maintain its lane. Disposition: Service rendered. 8:04 p.m. – Threatening phone call, 5th Street. The victim received a message on social media from an unknown account threatening to leak altered sexually explicit images of the victim if the victim did not comply with demands. Disposition: Service rendered. 8:19 p.m. – Reckless driving, L Street at East 8th Street. A black Honda was reported unable to maintain its lane while traveling eastbound on Covell Boulevard, possibly a hit-and-dash. The vehicle was swerving in and out of lanes and riding in the bike lane. Disposition: Service rendered. 8:36 p.m. – Harassment, Olive Drive. The reporting party requested a telephone relay call (10-21), stating a subject keeps harassing them and showing up at their address. The subject was on scene at the time of the call. The subject repeatedly stated he is in a domestic partnership with the reporting party; the reporting party advised they are not in a relationship and wants him to leave her alone. Disposition: Referred. 12:07 a.m. – Suspicious circumstance, Arthur Street. The reporting party heard someone in their backyard knocking on glass. The reporting party described seeing a tall figure and the whites of their eyes. The reporting party lives in the left-side duplex unit. Disposition: Service rendered. 4:11 a.m. – 911 hang-up, 2nd Street. An eight-month-old infant, approximately 90 percent likely male or female (gender uncertain), was located by railroad tracks. Yelling was heard followed by an immediate disconnect. Officers were unable to call back due to a prefix restriction. Disposition: Report taken.