Residents and others are encouraged to call Police Dispatch as needed at 707.431.3377, operational 24/7. (This is the complete Police Log of the versioin published in part in the print edition of Oct. 8. 2026)
Monday, Sept. 21
1:31am Dispatch heard voices over an open line from a call on March Avenue. A woman swore at a man and possibly cried. Officers contacted both parties. A 33-Year-Old (YO) man was arrested and transported to county jail for corporal injury to a spouse or co-habitant.
11:44am The employee of the Reporting Party (RP) said tools and toolboxes valued at approximately $4,000 were stolen from a truck on Sept. 19, Sept. 20 or Sept. 21, 2026. The items belong to the RP. An officer took a report.
1:42pm A 33-YO man went to the lobby of the Healdsburg Police Department on Center Street for fingerprinting. While in the lobby, an officer recognized him as a suspect in another case. He was arrested for unauthorized use of an identity. A 34-YO woman was also cited for unauthorized use of an identity in the same case.
1:46pm The RP on Prune Tree Drive said a package of 50 pieces of silver was shipped from Michigan. The RP signed for the package, and when the RP opened it, it was empty. The RP reached out to the Postal Inspector and filed a report. The RP contacted the shipper who requested a report from law enforcement. Per the RP, when the package was shipped it weighed 4 pounds, 6 ounces, and when it arrived in Oakland it weighed 4 ounces. The location of the crime was unknown. A report was taken.
5:55pm The RP was in an accident near McDonald’s on Healdsburg Avenue. She exchanged information with the other party, but the other party did not answer her calls. The other party did not provide any insurance information because he said he was not the owner of the vehicle. The RP did not get the license plate of the vehicle but stated that it was a Cybertruck. An officer met with the RP and took a report.
Tuesday, Sept. 22
1:54pm The police chief noticed a Flock camera appeared to be unplugged and turned around near the Roundabout on Healdsburg Avenue. An incident number regarding vandalism was provided.
5:10pm An excavator, last seen in May, was stolen from Cats4U on Healdsburg Avenue. The victim went to the police station and a report was taken.
7:36pm A vehicle was stopped on Hwy 101 at Old Redwood Highway due to a lack of registration. A 45-YO man was cited and released for violation of probation.
9:33pm A mandated reporter on Eastside Road said sisters were in a physical fight. One sister bit the other sister’s face and finger, and kicked her in the neck. The RP was transferred to another agency for further assistance because the address was in the jurisdiction of the sheriff.
Wednesday, Sept. 23
12:42am The RP at John & Zeke’s on Healdsburg Avenue said a fight took place around the corner. The RP said there was a large crowd. While dispatching officers, the RP said a bystander stated there was a lot of blood. Officers arrived at the scene. The crowd dispersed, and no victim was able to be located. Requested medical assistance was canceled.
2:06am The RP at Rotten Robbie on Healdsburg Avenue saw a vehicle that appeared to have been in an accident. The man was standing outside of the vehicle, and airbags appeared deployed. No other vehicles were involved. A 27-YO man was arrested and brought to county jail for driving under the influence (DUI).
7:24am The RP’s vehicle on Orangewood Drive was hit and pushed into another property. An officer contacted the RP and checked the neighborhood for other vehicles with fresh damage. The RP did not want to press criminal charges. An incident number was provided.
8:01am The RP at Willi’s Seafood & Raw Bar on Healdsburg Avenue said his bike was stolen from in front of the restaurant. The RP believed he knew who took it. An officer checked the area but was unable to locate it.
11:10am The RP at Healdsburg Auto Industries on Healdsburg Avenue noticed damage to her vehicle when she picked it up. The autobody shop said the damage appeared to be about a week old. There were no cameras or other investigative leads. An incident number was provided.
11:47am A warrant was served on a 29-YO man on Crowell Street in Geyserville. He was arrested and brought to county jail.
2:49pm The RP at apartments on Fitch Street requested to speak to an officer regarding online harassment over a video. The RP had also asked for extra patrol of her residence.
3:57pm The RP went to the Healdsburg Police Department on Center Street to discuss online doxxing. The RP said the issue involved a dog. The RP heard the business involved provided her personal information to another party. Officers took a harassment report.
4:59pm The RP’s mother was hit in the parking lot at Exchange Bank on Vine Street. The other party left instead of pulling over. The victim took a picture of the licence plate. The victim had hit her head and was in pain. She refused medical assistance. The RP was advised that his mother should go to the Emergency Room (ER) and then contact dispatch after she was checked out. The RP called back from the ER. Officers unsuccessfully attempted to contact the other involved party. A report was taken.
5:01pm A truck on Healdsburg Avenue at Front Street hit the RP’s vehicle and caused damage to the driver-side mirror. The suspect vehicle possibly had damage to the passenger-side mirror. The RP was willing to press charges if the suspect was identified. The RP provided pictures of the suspect vehicle, but it was unable to be identified. Other investigative methods would be attempted. The RP was provided with an incident number.
5:13pm A male and two female teenagers stole three to four large bottles of tequila from Safeway on Vine Street. They left on foot. They carried backpacks and a bag. Officers checked the area for suspects. Officers continued an investigation and planned to file a report.
6:32pm The RP at Recreation Park on Piper Street was assaulted over a parking dispute. The RP was hit by a man because the RP parked in the disabled parking ramp during food pantry pickup. The RP’s disabled daughter was a passenger. An officer spoke with the RP via telephone. The RP insisted he could not hear the officer and hung up. On Sept. 24 at 5:24pm, the RP called back about the same incident. On Sept. 23, the RP spoke with a subject who was aggressive and racist towards him, telling him to go back to his country. The subject recorded the RP and pushed the RP’s shoulder with his phone. A person swung his walker in the direction of the RP, nearly striking him. The RP moved his car. Workers at the food pantry corroborated the RP’s narrative. The RP did not want to press charges but wanted to inform police of the incident. He was scared for his daughter’s safety because pictures were taken of their vehicle and license plate.
Thursday, Sept. 24
12:46pm The RP’s bike, valued at approximately $2,000, was stolen from behind Chevron on Healdsburg Avenue. The RP offered the names of suspects. An officer met with the RP and took a report.
2:16pm Two men fought at Plaza Park on Healdsburg Avenue. One man bled from the face. The aggressor walked off toward the West Plaza Parking Lot. The aggressor had something in his hands that was shaped like a miniature bat. Both men drank beer prior to the incident. The 41-YO male suspect was located at Rotten Robbie. He was arrested for battery causing serious bodily injury and transported to county jail.
Friday, Sept. 25
1:06am The RP at the 7-Eleven on Healdsburg Avenue said a man who worked for the store sprayed the RP’s car with water and then called the RP the n-word. The RP waited to go into the store because he was scared of further confrontation. He wanted to press charges if officers determined a crime was committed. Officers responded, determined there was no crime and resolved the issue.
9:36am On Sept. 20, 2026, a man and his son parked in front of the National Guard Armory on Powell Avenue and pried open the fence in multiple areas to make the holes bigger so they could gain access to the property to gather golf balls. The RP did not want to press charges, but wanted them to stop. The RP had cameras and planned to send footage. An officer contacted the registered owner of the vehicle and advised him of the complaint. The RP was updated.
5:12pm Multiple people at Plaza Park on Healdsburg Avenue called about screaming in the Plaza. A man had a pitbull on a leash, but the man did not hold onto the leash. The man got into a vehicle on Matheson Street. Officers responded, but there was nothing further to be done.
11:55pm A vehicle near Jerry’s Valero on Dry Creek Road was stopped for lacking registration. A 21-YO man was cited and released for driving with a restricted license for DUI.
Saturday, Sept. 26
8:22am Two men were in an argument at Plaza Paint on Healdsburg Avenue. One of the men yelled at an employee saying, “Let’s fight, I’m gonna kill you.” Officers responded and determined there was a physical altercation, but no one wanted to press charges. The other man was gone on arrival and unable to be located.
8:34am A woman on Vine Street, who was recently trespassed from the property, returned. An officer responded, but the woman was gone on arrival and unable to be located. An officer planned to be on the lookout for the woman and would serve her if she was located.
1:25pm The RP near The Matheson on Matheson Street saw a vehicle hit another vehicle and leave the scene. An officer responded and left her business card with the incident number on the victim’s vehicle. The suspect vehicle was unable to be located. The victim wanted to press charges. A report was taken.
2:23pm The RP on Spur Ridge Lane said he was working on his truck in the garage. His iPad was with him, but later was missing. The RP believed someone went into the garage and stole it. The RP did not see anyone enter the garage, but he planned to look at his surveillance cameras. The iPad location pinged in the area, but the RP did not want to contact the suspect. An officer met with the RP and determined the iPad was at Montage. An officer located the iPad. A Montage employee said it was found on Healdsburg Avenue. The iPad was returned to the RP.
9:27pm An unlicensed food vendor near Bon Ton Baby on Plaza Street was advised by an officer to move along. The vendor agreed to move along and stated he would work on getting a permit.
Sunday, Sept. 27
12:57am The RP at Outlander on Plaza Street stated her friend was beat up by another girl. Officers arrived and contacted the RP and the victim. The suspect was gone on arrival and unable to be located. The victim was not willing to press charges.
9:46am The RP near The Matheson on Matheson Street said that a woman hit her in the face twice on Sept. 26, 2026. Subsequently, they had a physical altercation. Months previously, the person threatened to fight the RP the next time the person saw her outside. The RP had a slightly visible mark on her head and swelling from the altercation. The RP did not want to press charges. The RP was given advice on the restraining order process.
3:14pm The RP said people refused to leave a property on Magnolia Drive. The RP was transferred to the sheriff’s office.
— Compiled by Carolyn Brenner
