The suspect was described as a 6-foot-tall, 190-pound white male with short, curly brown hair.
Category: Crime
Posted inCrime, News
Albert Moriarty’s second attorney steps down
Moriarty met the lawyer while in jail and made him his official attorney five days after he was released.
Posted inCrime, News
Along for the ride
I didn’t know if I was supposed to be nervous. I wondered if I needed to be.
Posted inCrime, News, PolyPulse
Cake burglar caught in the act
Madonna Inn owner Connie Madonna-Pearce saw the burglar commit the act while reviewing the restaurant security video footage.
Posted inCity, Crime, News
Sheriff still investigating 1996 disappearance of freshman Kristin Smart
The last time anyone saw Kristin Smart was in 1996, when the then-Cal Poly freshman walked back toward her dorm after an off-campus party and mysteriously went missing.
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One of two suspects identified in shooting of Cal Poly student
The San Luis Obispo District Attorney’s office has filed charges against Castro Valley resident Brian Thomas Gonzales for being an accessory in the November shooting of former football player and current fifth-year student Geoffrey Hyde.
Posted inASI, Crime, News
14 arrested, 6 hospitalized during Steve Aoki concert
Six of those arrested and five sent to the emergency room were Cal Poly students.
Posted inCrime, News, PolyPulse
Extra DUI patrols for Super Bowl Sunday
San Luis Obispo County plans to deploy special DUI saturation points throughout the county on Super Bowl Sunday.
Posted inCrime, News
Behind the booze: Party arrests and violations by the numbers
SLOPD data gives insight into the not-so-pretty side of the San Luis Obispo party scene.
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SLOPD: 5 Cal Poly rugby players involved in January assault
The victim told officers in charge of the investigation that the players punched him and hit him with bottles as well, Staley said.
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Cal Poly sexual assault reporting rate among lowest in California
“My first reaction is that (these statistics) give a false sense of what the reality is,” Safer coordinator Christina Kaviani said.