Scanner Reports 6-7-19
by Roger the Scanner Guy
I was walking back from Trader Joes one day. I was behind Carl's Junior near the Smoke Shop at 11 South Milpas when I saw 2 Police Officers speaking with a homeless man. One of the officers looked at me and I said "Good Afternoon Officer." He says to me "Good Afternoon, do you know about the Warming Centers? You should get signed in as it's going to rain overnight." "Thank you" I answered, "but I'm not homeless." "Oh I'm sorry." the officer said. "It's all right people make that mistake all the time no biggy." I continued on. What a nice thing they were out there helping the homeless get into the warming centers before it rains. It wasn't this way before. We have a decent police chief now. She cares about folks. That is good.
I listen to the Scanner before Sun up till a little after sun down. On most days I hear a lot of calls involving the homeless. Most of them are 415pc Disturbances, Or Fights, yelling, Aggressive Panhandling,484 Shoplifting or petty theft, 647F, Code 40 Drunk in public, 374pc Going to the can in public, Warming-Cooking Fires or Check the Welfare of a subject. Many of the Check the Welfare calls are people who are drunk or cannot care for themselves, or they have fallen out of their wheelchairs, or have gotten sick all over themselves. The City Police handle each call in a professional and compassionate manner. If you don't believe me get yourselves a scanner and observe them yourselves. I realize that homeless people have nowhere to live and very limited access to bathrooms. I was houseless. Before, if I could not find a place to go to the can, I found a bush, or I buried it in a wooded area. I did not drop a load on the sidewalks in public or in someone's yard. In the Older Days back 20 or so years ago many of the homeless around town were nice, not as demanding, and did not have cooking or warming fires. They had candles for warmth and to read by. Many ate at a shelter, the rescue mission, the Sally, or Dumpster-dived for grub. Some who recycled found cans of food in the dumpsters and garbage cans and when they would miss a meal they would eat the food from one of their found cans. Many of the homeless carried P-38'S.
Things were different back then. There was more respect all the way around. I'm not as stupid as some of you take me for. I have been around the block a few times. Get the hell out of your SUV's and Yuppie mobiles and take a walk in my shoes for a few days. You will have sore feet. I know there are veterans who are homeless, I know there are Mentally Ill Folks Too and Crippled Folks, the Terminally ill, and the Elderly. These people deserve compassion and get it. Then there are those out there that don't deserve compassion. They are crooks committing criminal acts on others (not just residents but other homeless folks too). A whole new guide book needs to be written up and followed concerning being homeless. There should be no rules that one cannot sleep on public property, but they must respect it by not littering or lighting fires, many of which get out of control. I will rely on the SBSO, SBPD, CHP, SBFD, and AMR, The staff at Cottage Hospital... All of which are doing a great job dealing with the homeless. On occasion, I will continue to voice my opinion as I am entitled. That's my MILPAS UNDERPANTS AND I'M STICKING TO THEM. Here are your scanner reports.
Scanner Reports, Wednesday
- Panhandler 201 South Milpas.
- Threats investigation 1000 Block of Alphonse.
- 459pc Burglary at the Chase Bar and Grill 1000 Block of State street.
- 8 South Milpas 20002 Non injury hit and run.
- Premises check DLG Plaza.
- 415 Domestic on Oceanview only one block long so not posting address.
- 911 Hang up check the welfare also on Oceanview.
- 417pc Brandishing a knife at Elings Park subject pulled a knife on an employee WMA personal license plate lives on the West Side.
- Subject yelling angry at barking dogs 200 Block of South First street I bet he gets real angry when he hears Barking spiders.
- Suspicious white van at the Biltmore 1200 Block of Channel Drive subject cleaning it out littering.
- Juveniles smoking weed behind the 200 Block of West Cota.
- Non injury traffic accident one subject does not want to exchange info Haley at Milpas streets..
- Albertsons on East Clark ripped off for a cart of groceries suspect drove off in a brown Camry, male suspect.
- 20002 Non injury hit and run 300 Block of Garden newer red pick up truck last seen South on Garden street.
- Med Call Sansum clinic 4100 Block of Foothill.
- Med call SB Rescue Mission for a panic attack.
- Check the welfare of a subject down 500 Block of Brinkerhoff at the bus stop.
- Check the welfare of a subject down Carrillo at DLV.
- Skateboarder down with an ankle injury UCSB front of the Life Sciences Building.
- Theft of alcohol from Tino's in the 200 Block of West Carrillo.
- 242pc in a small grey car behind Foodland in the 1500 Block of San Andreas male beating female who was in the back seat vehicle was stopped by SBPD at San Andreas and Victoria registered owner 17-year-old from Carpinteria.
- 261pc Rape investigation Cottage Hospital.
- Van one was on foot patrol downtown at around 7:35pm.
- 415 Domestic 2200 Block of Ortega Hill.
- 415 Male yelling on the 2nd floor apartment in the 1900 Block of San Pasqual.
- Code 40 Drunk stumbling in front of Mission Audio in the 1900 Block of DLV Maybe he was dancing.
Scanner Reports, Thursday
- Check the welfare of a subject at the Rescue Mission 535 East Yanonali.
- 415pc Transient disturbing in the 3300 Block of State street.- Shoplifter in custody at Macys 3805 State street.
- Med Call 111 Harbor Way.
- Subject down inside of a store 100 Block of West Carillo fall victim.
- Med Call unconscious subject Carpinteria School District 1400 Block of Linden.
- Alert 2 at the Airport for a Cessna unknown number of Souls on board all is well plane landed safely.
- 4245 Hollister 2 transients trespassing in a field.
- Med Call for a subject laying on the side of the road highway 150 at the 101 Northbound call called off
- Structure Fire 100 Block of Cathedral Cove Ventura.
- Fire reported out in an oven in the 1300 Block of Santa Barbara street, food in the stove.
- 415 Domestic 300 Block of Ladera.
- Road Rage and skidmarks in the Carrillo UNDERPANTS on vehicle tailgating the other ended up in the parking lot of Starbucks 200 Block of West Carrillo. Not sure if it was road rage or two friends screwing around.
- Check the welfare of a subject in a wheelchair in the 800 Block of North Milpas street.
- Code 60 Vehicle blocking in the 1700 Block of Grand.
- Take a bite out of the foot patient with a severe foot laceration says that a crab bit her foot near the FOOT of Sterns Wharf she was waiting for Fire and Medics at Cabrillo and State street.
- Reckless driver on the freeway Southbound got off at Los Patos in a white Mercedes with Penn. plates.
- 415 Transient disturbing on the 2nd floor of the Library throwing chairs must be reading Edhat.
- Check the Welfare of an elderly male who seems confused at Hollister and Patterson.
- 417pc Brandishing a weapon investigation 1100 Block of East Mason.
That latest Homicide is sad. I hear a few sometimes and more 415pc Domestics each day on the scanner. If you cannot get along break it up. Better to get away and be single than to get into trouble. Relationships are very hard. Some people don't have what it takes to work things out. At the first sign of abuse from either side get out. If you feel like you're going to lose it and get violent walk away before it's too late...Have a great Week End...Peter, Molly, Belinda, Angel Baby, Pooh Bear, Tom Cat, Clancy, Tomicina, Tiger, Midnight, Merlin, Maxwell, Shadow, FREDDIE! Lola, PoPo, Tiny, Andy, Fish Heads, One, and Two, Poncho, Denny Deem, Jerry, Walter, Fred, Jonathan, C.J., Brad Billy, Carl, Stan, Kent, ELMO, Patrick, Christy, Diana, Jim, Rambo, Sherry, Bommy, Poppy, June, Muskie, David Cox, Po, Marty, Cop John, Pat, Mavis, Lafayette, Ted, Mark, Willie, Eddie, Bambi, Bengie, Ricky, Mrs. MacArthur, Debbie, Ken, Isabelle, Jerry, Magruder, Don, Edwin, Cory, Crazy, Ed, LUCY! STOBE THE HOBO, John Hancock, Mickey Mantle, Ernie Banks, John Havlick, Ron Santo, Tom Petty, and Chris willing we will see you on MONday-MONday. Later, Roger
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Jun 07, 2019 09:49 AMI was hoping the incident that happened yesterday on San Andres & Victoria , Thursday, a guy running South on San Andres, with a unmarked Police vehicle following, and the guy yelling a bunch of times..... "Just shoot me" .... Police caught up with him, and did a quick take-down.... Then, a couple of other Police vehicles showed up to do the reports, take pictures, and transport the running-guy.... He didn't look like the usual gang member, that I see in that area.
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Jun 07, 2019 01:17 PMI'm not sure what the hell he was though I heard some of the raids going on I don't report them unless they are barricade incidents or very public @D8VANILLA...Fire extinguishers in vehicles I don't have a car....The closest I came to evacuating was the Thomas Fire after saying I would not leave my Sister called the police and reported me as suicidal and I almost went to the booby hatch, that last time I went there I came home with a girl friend..@7:50 These jerks are bad they don't listen nor care with when you violate me or mine I don't either.
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Jun 07, 2019 08:25 AMFire extinguishers in all vehicles. Be part of the solution. Costco has them in the Goleta store.
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Jun 07, 2019 08:20 AMEarthquake supplies are stored at most schools. Why not declare schools "safe zones" during these crazy fast fires, and have fire hoses stored there. People would know, if they are stuck in their car and can't evacuate on highway 101, Foothill, Hollister, go to "safe zone" nearby and join others in protecting that spot. Hopefully, fire personnel would be there, too. But, in recent very fast fires in N.Cal., firefighters were not fighting the fires in the early hours, they were saving individuals. During that time, we all have to learn how to protect and save each other.
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Jun 07, 2019 08:13 AMIn the Age of Crazy-Fast Fire, we need to rethink our evacuation plan in Santa Barbara.
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Jun 07, 2019 08:03 AMCalifornia's largest wildfire in modern history (2018 RanchFire north of San Fran) was caused by sparks from a hammer (!)--highlighting impossibility of eliminating all ignition sources in high risk zones. Wildfires are inevitable; wildfire *disasters* don't have to be. 1 firefighter was killed in that fire, 410,000 acres burned. Santa Barbara is a high risk zone. NEW rules please, City and County of S.B. declare a State of Emergency (like Edison turning off our power preemptively--at least they are acting/doing something NEW).
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Jun 07, 2019 07:37 AMParents have had to face awful realities with their teens and adult children who are out of control w/drugs, stealing, fighting and hitting other family members, quitting jobs/refusing to work, etc. These parents have tried getting their children into one treatment center after another. They've been told to practice tough love, and kick their children out (for the safety of the family). Drug addiction is an epidemic, in all states of the U.S. Families are in crisis. Certain drugs create a storm in the brain and massive violence can be sudden, frightening, and overwhelming, and dangerous to nearby humans. Addicts generally don't care if they live anymore. They hate the word "no!". If our police tell these people to not start fires, and they start fires anyway, we all have to make our own conclusions about that.