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Mesa police responded to a robbery near Dobson Ranch early last Thursday morning, where a male suspect allegedly entered a convenience store demanding cash and fled on foot. The case remains under investigation. Officers in the Fiesta District investigated three separate vehicle burglaries on Saturday night. In each case, windows were broken and valuables reported missing, including electronics and a purse. All incidents are considered active with detectives reviewing surveillance footage for possible leads. A reported assault at the intersection of Main Street and Country Club Drive occurred late Friday. Witnesses stated two individuals were involved in an altercation resulting in minor injuries. Both parties declined medical treatment, and police are determining if charges will be filed pending review of evidence. On Sunday afternoon, patrol officers stopped a suspicious vehicle near Power Road and Southern Avenue, which led to the recovery of alleged stolen property. One adult male was arrested at the scene; case number 20251183. Residents in the Red Mountain area reported several incidents of catalytic converter theft over the past week. In at least two cases, police confirmed the vehicles were targeted overnight in open parking lots. These cases are linked to an ongoing investigation, with officers increasing nighttime patrols in the area. On Tuesday, officers responded to a reported domestic disturbance in the Falcon Field neighborhood. After interviewing those involved, it was determined no crime had occurred and no arrests were made. A commercial burglary occurred late Wednesday in the Superstition Springs vicinity, where unknown suspects allegedly broke into a retail storefront and removed merchandise before fleeing. Mesa PD is requesting the public’s help to identify two male suspects described as Hispanic, both under 30, seen wearing dark hooded sweatshirts and face masks. Anyone with information should contact Mesa Police. That investigation is ongoing and assigned case number 20251201. Multiple reports of alleged vandalism were filed this week in the Sunland Village East area, where vehicles parked on the street were spray painted overnight. Police are canvassing neighbors and reviewing video footage. No suspects have been identified at this time.

Throughout the week, property crimes including vehicle burglaries, catalytic converter thefts, and vandalism were the most commonly reported. Police continue to remind listeners to secure belongings and report suspicious activity. If you have tips or information related to any case, contact Mesa Police at 480-644-2211 or dial 911 in an emergency. Thank you for tuning in, and make sure to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Mesa police responded to a reported armed robbery on Wednesday evening near Main Street and Dobson Road. The alleged suspect approached a convenience store clerk, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash. Officers arrived within minutes, and the suspect had fled in an unknown direction. Surveillance footage is being reviewed, and the case remains under investigation. Police have released a description of the individual and are seeking public assistance in locating a Hispanic male, approximately 25–30 years old, medium build, wearing a black hoodie and jeans.

Early Thursday morning near the Fiesta District, patrol units responded to a residential burglary in progress. A resident reported noises outside and saw a male attempting to force entry through a rear window. Responding officers located the alleged burglar nearby and made an arrest. The incident is recorded under case number 25-10387.

On Friday afternoon in the vicinity of Southern Avenue and Alma School Road, Mesa police investigated a vehicle theft incident involving a parked SUV outside a shopping center. The vehicle was reportedly stolen between 2 and 3 p.m. Detectives are following up with witnesses and reviewing security footage from neighboring businesses. The case is ongoing, and no suspects are currently in custody.

A hit-and-run collision occurred Saturday night near Guadalupe Road and Country Club Drive. Witnesses reported a silver sedan struck a pedestrian crossing the street and continued driving eastbound without stopping. The pedestrian sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital. Police are seeking public assistance in identifying the vehicle and driver involved.

Late Saturday evening, officers responded to an aggravated assault call near Broadway Road and Lindsay Road. The alleged assault involved two males in a dispute at a bar. One male was transported for minor injuries; the other reportedly fled on foot prior to police arrival. The investigation is ongoing.

On Sunday evening near Mesa Riverview neighborhood, police received reports of vandalism and property damage at several parked vehicles. According to initial reports, windows were smashed and minor thefts occurred. No arrests have been made, and officers are canvassing the area for further information.

Monday morning saw a report of a shoplifting incident at a grocery store near McKellips Road and Recker Road. The alleged suspect was detained by store loss prevention and taken into custody by responding officers. Items were recovered and returned to the store. The case has been cleared with an arrest.

Tuesday afternoon near Stapley Road and University Drive, officers responded to a call of criminal trespass at a local business. The alleged suspect had reportedly been warned previously, entered the property, and was detained by security until police arrived. The case status indicates an arrest was made.

According to Mesa PD and local news partners, no significant increases have been noted in violent crime over the past week; property crime including vehicle theft remains the most frequently reported incident. Mesa police encourage listeners to report any suspicious activity and provide tips regarding unsolved cases by calling the local non-emergency line at 480-644-2211 or submitting tips anonymously to Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

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Mesa Police report an alleged armed robbery near the intersection of Dobson Road and Southern Avenue early Tuesday morning. The suspect reportedly approached an individual in a parking lot, demanded property at gunpoint, and fled on foot. The incident remains under investigation, and officers are seeking a Hispanic male, approximately 5'10", medium build, last seen wearing a black hoodie and jeans. Police have requested anyone with information to contact the Mesa PD tip line.

On Thursday evening, an aggravated assault was reported in the Fiesta District. Responding officers arrested one adult male after witnesses stated he allegedly struck another person with a blunt object during a dispute. The victim was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Arrests were made, case number 25-39218.

Mesa Police investigated a residential burglary that occurred Monday afternoon in the Red Mountain neighborhood. According to the preliminary report, entry was gained through a rear window and electronics were allegedly taken. The burglary was discovered by the homeowner upon returning and is under investigation.

A vehicle theft was logged Friday night near Country Club Drive and University Drive. The stolen vehicle was a white SUV allegedly taken from a commercial parking lot. Mesa officers recovered the vehicle abandoned approximately two miles away early Saturday morning. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been reported.

Saturday saw a suspected shoplifting incident at a retail center near Baseline Road and Gilbert Road. Store security detained a female adult who allegedly attempted to leave with unpaid merchandise. She was cited and released at the scene; case number 25-39197.

Mesa officers responded to a disturbance call involving property damage near Power Road and McKellips Road late Wednesday. A male adult allegedly damaged multiple parked vehicles with a blunt object and then fled the area. The case remains under investigation. Mesa PD asks listeners with surveillance footage from this area to contact detectives.

No significant increases in violent crime or property crime have been observed compared to previous weeks. Reports of property crime, especially theft around commercial areas, continue to be steady. Listeners with information about any ongoing investigations or wanted persons are encouraged to call Mesa Police non-emergency at 480-644-2211, or submit tips online at mesapd dot gov.

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During the previous week in Mesa, Arizona, several criminal incidents were investigated by local law enforcement. On November 17, Mesa Police took 29-year-old Robert Castillo into custody in connection with a fatal stabbing that took place near the Dobson Ranch area on September 29. According to Fox 10 Phoenix, the initial incident involved a man found with stab wounds who later died from his injuries. Castillo was arrested almost two months after the incident and now faces homicide charges. Authorities confirmed that the case remains active, though an arrest has been made.

In an ongoing initiative to bring justice to unresolved cases, ABC15’s Arizona Crime Uncovered reports that Mesa Police continue to investigate the disappearance and death of Emily Pike, a San Carlos Apache teen originally reported missing from a Mesa group home last year. There have been no arrests, and the case remains under investigation as detectives pursue leads. The community is encouraged to come forward with any information that could assist in resolving this case.

Mesa Police responded last week to a series of vehicle burglaries reported in the vicinity of Stapley Drive and Southern Avenue. Police state that several vehicles were unlawfully entered during overnight hours, with property such as electronics and personal items taken. These incidents are being investigated as alleged burglaries, and no suspects have been publicly identified.

On Thursday evening, officers were dispatched for reports of a suspected armed robbery near the Fiesta District. Witnesses stated a male suspect displayed a firearm and demanded cash from a convenience store clerk before fleeing toward Alma School Road. Mesa Police are seeking public assistance, describing the suspect as a Hispanic male, approximately 6 feet tall, medium build, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans at the time of the incident. Detectives request anyone with surveillance footage or information to contact the department.

In the area of University Drive and Power Road, patrol units responded to reports of an alleged aggravated assault during the early morning hours of November 14. Witnesses reported that a verbal altercation escalated and resulted in one individual sustaining non-life-threatening injuries from a blunt object. The incident remains under investigation.

Several incidents of alleged catalytic converter thefts were reported across neighborhoods near Broadway Road throughout the past week. Police indicate these thefts occurred during the late night and early morning hours, primarily targeting parked vehicles in residential areas. The active investigation includes reviews of neighborhood surveillance footage, and no arrests have been announced.

No significant activity involving homicides or shootings was reported within the last week beyond the ongoing investigation of the September fatal stabbing.

Mesa Police report an ongoing trend of vehicle burglaries and catalytic converter thefts targeting residential neighborhoods, urging residents to secure their property and report suspicious activity immediately. Anyone with information on these or any other crimes is encouraged to contact Mesa Police at their non-emergency line or submit anonymous tips through statewide hotlines.

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Mesa Police responded to several criminal incidents across the city over the previous week. On Saturday, November 1, a 16-year-old girl, Yolyn Hermios, was reported missing from the Fiesta District area, prompting the department to issue a Turquoise Alert. Hermios is described as 5 foot 2, with brown hair and brown eyes. Detectives request public assistance and anyone with information is urged to contact Mesa PD.

On Tuesday night at a shopping plaza near Country Club Drive and Southern Avenue, patrol units responded to an alleged armed robbery at a convenience store. Witnesses stated a male suspect entered the store, brandished what appeared to be a firearm, and fled on foot with cash. No injuries were reported. The incident remains under investigation.

Later in the week, overnight Thursday near the intersection of Gilbert Road and University Drive, officers investigated a vehicle burglary involving a parked sedan. The unidentified alleged suspect reportedly broke a window and removed electronics and personal items. Forensics was called to the scene to process evidence. Officers have not announced any arrests and the case remains open.

Friday afternoon, law enforcement responded to a reported aggravated assault in the Dobson Ranch neighborhood. According to official statements, an altercation between two adults resulted in one subject sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Police interviewed witnesses and are following up on possible leads. No arrests had been made by the end of the reporting period.

On Sunday, officers conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Stapley Drive and Main Street. During the stop, illegal narcotics were allegedly discovered in the vehicle. The adult driver was taken into custody and booked on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance. Authorities report charges are pending further investigative review.

Mesa officers continue to seek assistance for an alleged residential burglary in the Red Mountain Ranch area, which occurred late last week. Entry was gained through a rear sliding door and various valuables were reported missing. Police have highlighted that anyone who observed suspicious individuals or activity in the area contact them directly.

Several incidents did not result in injuries and officers report no patterns of violent offenses concentrated in a particular neighborhood. However, property crimes such as burglaries and thefts remain a focus for patrol and detective units. The issuance of a Turquoise Alert for a missing minor is an urgent concern, with public cooperation requested.

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Mesa Police report that on Tuesday near Dobson Road and Southern Avenue, officers responded to a disturbance resulting in an alleged armed robbery at a convenience store. The suspect, described as a Hispanic male in his early 30s, approximately 5’9” with tattoos on both arms, fled the scene on foot. No injuries reported. Police are actively seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect. Investigation ongoing.

Early Thursday morning in the area of Country Club Drive and Main Street, a residential burglary was reported. Officers say a suspect entered through an unlocked window and removed electronics and jewelry before leaving undetected. The incident remains under investigation.

Friday evening near Alma School Road and Broadway Road, police arrested a 28-year-old male following an alleged aggravated assault involving a weapon. The altercation occurred between two acquaintances in a parking lot. The suspect was booked into county jail. Arrest made, case number 25-337219.

On Saturday, police responded to a report of vandalism and theft at a commercial plaza near Power Road and Baseline Road. Several vehicles were found with broken windows and items stolen from inside. Mesa Police are reviewing surveillance footage for leads. The investigation continues.

Sunday afternoon in the vicinity of McKellips Road and Hawes Road, officers investigated a reported catalytic converter theft from a parked vehicle in a neighborhood cul-de-sac. The suspected perpetrator was seen leaving in a silver SUV. The case remains open pending further tips.

Sunday night, officers responded to a disturbance near the Fiesta District, where multiple callers reported a possible fight in progress. Upon arrival, a 24-year-old man was found with non-life threatening injuries from an alleged assault and was transported to a local hospital. No arrests have been made. Case remains under investigation.

No additional suspect descriptions are available at this time except for the Dobson and Southern incident; anyone with information is urged to contact Mesa Police.

Recent trends in Mesa this week include a continued pattern of thefts from vehicles, especially in parking lots and residential neighborhoods. Police remind listeners to secure valuables and report any suspicious activity.

For emergency tips or to provide information about any case, please contact Mesa Police at (480) 644-2211 or submit tips anonymously to Silent Witness.

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Mesa police responded to a barricade situation near University Drive and Greenfield Road following an alleged domestic violence call on November 5. The incident involved a single adult suspect, who reportedly refused to exit the residence for several hours before negotiators intervened; the suspect was ultimately taken into custody without further incident and the case remains under investigation, as reported by Mesa, Arizona Crime Report podcast.

On the afternoon of November 8, officers were dispatched to the area of Main Street and Dobson Road for an alleged burglary at a local elementary school. Police state suspects broke into Conley Elementary School, damaging computer equipment and tablets estimated at over $5,000, with no arrests reported. The case is still being actively investigated, according to FOX 10 Phoenix.

In the overnight hours of November 10, Mesa police responded to a suspected vehicle theft near Broadway Road and Stapley Drive. Patrol units spotted a suspicious person attempting to bypass ignition systems in a parked sedan. The individual fled on foot when approached, but officers detained the adult male suspect after a short pursuit. The investigation is ongoing as detectives review surveillance footage and gather further evidence.

On November 12, a reported armed robbery occurred in the vicinity of Southern Avenue and Alma School Road. According to law enforcement, a suspect allegedly approached a convenience store clerk, displayed a handgun, and demanded cash. The suspect left with undisclosed currency; no injuries were reported. Police have released a description of the suspect, described as a male, approximately 25-35 years old, medium build, wearing a black hoodie and gray sweatpants. Mesa police are actively seeking public assistance in identifying the person involved.

Early morning of November 13, police responded to a disturbance near the Red Mountain neighborhood at Power Road and Brown Road. Upon arrival, officers encountered an alleged altercation between neighbors that escalated into physical assault. One subject was arrested at the scene and booked on charges of aggravated assault, and the case status is listed as closed pending further review.

Mesa police handled multiple traffic collisions throughout the week, with several non-injury accidents documented near the intersections of Country Club Drive and Baseline Road. These incidents are administrative with accident reports available through LexisNexis Risk Solutions for listeners seeking insurance or legal documentation.

There were no reported homicides or major violent crimes in Mesa during the previous week. ABC15 Arizona notes ongoing developments related to the Emily Pike case, though her death occurred outside Mesa, investigators continue to pursue leads connected to her time missing from a Mesa group home.

No significant juvenile-related incidents were reported, a promising note considering the reopening of the remodeled Mesa juvenile court center highlighted recently by FOX 10 Phoenix, which aims to improve outcomes for young people within the justice system.

Looking at this week’s trends, Mesa experienced a moderate number of property crimes, particularly burglary, and isolated violent events, with no notable spike or pattern in major criminal activity. The continued use of surveillance and community tips remains vital for resolving open cases, especially those involving suspects still at large.

Listeners with any information or tips related to current investigations are encouraged to contact Mesa Police at their non-emergency line or submit anonymous tips via Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

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In Mesa for the week ending November 13th, several criminal incidents and notable police activity occurred across various neighborhoods. On Thursday night, November 6, a critical hit-and-run collision took place near State Route 87 and Mesa Drive involving a motorcycle. The victim was transported to the ICU, and Mesa police are seeking public tips to identify the suspect vehicle. Listeners with information are encouraged to contact Mesa police. The investigation is ongoing.

A barricade situation unfolded near University Drive and Greenfield Road on November 5 after a domestic violence call led authorities to a residence where a woman was found injured. Police negotiated with the alleged suspect, who remained inside for several hours before surrendering. Two individuals were hospitalized, and evacuation protocols were enacted for nearby homes. The case remains under investigation.

Earlier in the week, a traffic incident on Country Club Drive near US-60 involved an elderly man crashing his vehicle into a local dental office. No serious injuries were reported, and police determined the crash was accidental due to a medical issue.

Mesa police responded to a collision where a driver suffered a medical emergency related to a bee sting and subsequently collided with a pedestrian and a pole. The incident is under investigation, and the driver was treated for medical complications.

A 52-year-old teacher at American Leadership Academy near Stapley Drive was arrested for alleged aggravated assault after a physical altercation with a 14-year-old student during gym class. Police have made an arrest in the case and confirmed ongoing review.

Mesa authorities were involved in a shutdown of an alleged animal cruelty case, dating back to 2018, with out-of-state arrest of a suspect previously wanted in Mesa for the neglect of over fifty dogs. The arrest status has concluded, with the suspect now in custody.

A Turquoise Alert was issued for Yolyn Hermios, who was reported missing near her home on November 1, but this alert was canceled when police verified she had returned safely Tuesday night.

Police are actively seeking public assistance in locating 15-year-old Malachi Mata, last seen at 4 a.m. November 12 near Southern Avenue according to the Mesa Independent. Anyone with information on this missing person should contact the department immediately.

Mesa police body camera video captured a chaotic evacuation at a hotel near Alma School Road and US-60 after guests reported illness during a carbon monoxide leak tied to improperly installed tankless water heaters. Emergency responders evacuated guests, with several treated for symptoms of poisoning. The hotel's water heaters have since been replaced and the city issued a code violation for lack of carbon monoxide alarms where fuel-burning appliances were operated. This incident led to pending civil litigation, with the investigation now closed and code compliance in progress according to city officials.

The week’s jail population data from Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office confirms multiple bookings related to aggravated assault, drug possession, probation violations, and outstanding warrants. Arrests occurred in Eastmark, Dobson Ranch, and downtown Mesa neighborhoods, all for felony charges or ongoing investigations.

Across reported incidents, no extraordinary crime spikes were noted, but listeners should remain vigilant about pedestrian safety near major thoroughfares, monitor development in domestic cases, and be aware of missing persons bulletins currently in effect.

Anyone with information regarding these cases or with tips regarding active investigations is urged to contact Mesa Police at (480) 644-2211 or submit information via Silent Witness at (480) WITNESS. For missing persons, call the Mesa Police Missing Persons Unit.

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