14-23728
Arrested: 16 year old transient male
Synopsis:
On 11/27/14, a Richland resident discovered a burglary had occurred at her residence located in the 200 block of Douglass. Officers determined the burglar entered the occupied residence while one of the residents was asleep. Property was stolen during the burglary.
On 11/28/14, a Richland resident awoke to discover a burglar in her residence. The burglar threatened the resident while holding a large flashlight. The burglar fled with property stolen from the residence. The resident called the RPD and provided a description of the burglar. Pasco Police assisted the RPD with a K-9 track which tracked the offender to the 300 block of Goethals. Due to the conditions (30 mph winds) officers were not able to determine an exact last known location. During the investigation officers learned of an unreported burglary which happened the day before in the 200 block of Douglass.
A couple of hours later, a resident in the same neighborhood reported a suspicious male in the area. Officers located the male passed out in the yard of a neighbor. The resident from the earlier burglary was able to positively identify the male as the burglar she had encountered earlier. The male was transported to Kadlec for treatment from what appeared to be intoxication. The male was admitted into Kadlec.
A search warrant was served at an address in the 300 block of Goethals where property from three neighborhood burglaries was located.
On 11/29/14, RPD attempted to locate the male to arrest him and learned he was no longer at Kadlec. Officers located the male in the 300 block of Goethals. The male fled from officers. Officers secured the area. Deputies from the Benton County Sheriff's Office arrived and provided K-9 support to track the suspect. When officers attempted to arrest the male he assaulted officers and the K-9. The male was eventually taken into custody and transported to Kadlec where he was treated for injuries suffered during the arrest. The male was booked into the Benton/Franklin County Juvenile facility for numerous felony crimes including: robbery, residential burglary, and assault on a police officer.
Posted by Sgt. Darryl Judge
For further information, please contact Capt. Mike Cobb at (509) 942-7362.
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
3 Suspects Arrested in Richland Arson Case
Arrested: 13 year of age male, Richland resident
Charge: 1st Degree Arson, 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Arrested: 14 year of age male, Richland resident
Charge: 2nd Degree Arson, 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Arrested: 14 year of age male, Richland resident
Charge: 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Synopsis:
Between November 4 and November 10, 2014 twenty three incidents of Malicious Mischief and four incidents of arson occurred in the south Richland area. Neighborhoods included the streets of Oahu, Brantingham, Gage, Sheridan, Melissa and Satus.
The suspects damaged or destroyed a variety of different objects in the impacted neighborhoods. Items included planters, flags, flower pots, fountains and yard decorations. Several of the flags were set on fire and destroyed. Damage estimates exceed $6000.00.
On November 10, at approximately 3:30 AM the subjects set fire to a residence in the 400 block of Melissa by lighting a wreath hanging on the front door. The fire spread to much of the dwelling causing approximately $100,000.00 in damage. The home was occupied at the time but the resident was able to escape injury. As they were leaving the scene, two of the suspects lit some rolled up newspapers and threw them onto the tonneau cover of a truck. The cover caught fire and was partially melted. The damage to the item was in excess of $1000.00.
The juveniles planned most of the incidents while at school.
All three were booked into the Benton-Franklin Juvenile Justice Center on the above charges.
For additional information contact Cpt. Mike Cobb at 942-7362.
Charge: 1st Degree Arson, 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Arrested: 14 year of age male, Richland resident
Charge: 2nd Degree Arson, 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Arrested: 14 year of age male, Richland resident
Charge: 1st Degree Malicious Mischief
Synopsis:
Between November 4 and November 10, 2014 twenty three incidents of Malicious Mischief and four incidents of arson occurred in the south Richland area. Neighborhoods included the streets of Oahu, Brantingham, Gage, Sheridan, Melissa and Satus.
The suspects damaged or destroyed a variety of different objects in the impacted neighborhoods. Items included planters, flags, flower pots, fountains and yard decorations. Several of the flags were set on fire and destroyed. Damage estimates exceed $6000.00.
On November 10, at approximately 3:30 AM the subjects set fire to a residence in the 400 block of Melissa by lighting a wreath hanging on the front door. The fire spread to much of the dwelling causing approximately $100,000.00 in damage. The home was occupied at the time but the resident was able to escape injury. As they were leaving the scene, two of the suspects lit some rolled up newspapers and threw them onto the tonneau cover of a truck. The cover caught fire and was partially melted. The damage to the item was in excess of $1000.00.
The juveniles planned most of the incidents while at school.
All three were booked into the Benton-Franklin Juvenile Justice Center on the above charges.
For additional information contact Cpt. Mike Cobb at 942-7362.
Monday, October 20, 2014
Arson Suspect Assaults Firefighters
Arrested: Aguayo, Nelson; 21 year of age male, Richland resident
Charges: Arson 1, Assault 3 (four counts), Resisting Arrest
Synopsis:
On 10-18-2014, at approximately 3:53 PM, Richland firefighters responded to a call of a possible structure fire at 2555 Duportail. Upon arrival RFD personnel found smoke coming from one of the apartments in the G complex. After locating the affected residence, they were confronted by Aguayo who was inside the apartment. They identified themselves as RFD and Aguayo attempted to assault them. He was restrained by the firefighters who summoned assistance from RPD staff. Richland Police responded and arrested Aguayo who was still inside the apartment structure.
The investigation showed that Aguayo was living in the area temporarily as part of a construction crew. He set fire to a pile of clothes in his apartment and attempted to bar firefighters from accessing the area and extinguishing the fire. 4 firefighters were assaulted in the process. After being taken into custody by RPD personnel, Aguayo continued to fight and resist arrest.
The fire was eventually put out. After being medically cleared, Aguayo was booked into the Benton County Jail on the above charges.
For additional information contact Capt. Mike Cobb, 942-7362.
Charges: Arson 1, Assault 3 (four counts), Resisting Arrest
Synopsis:
On 10-18-2014, at approximately 3:53 PM, Richland firefighters responded to a call of a possible structure fire at 2555 Duportail. Upon arrival RFD personnel found smoke coming from one of the apartments in the G complex. After locating the affected residence, they were confronted by Aguayo who was inside the apartment. They identified themselves as RFD and Aguayo attempted to assault them. He was restrained by the firefighters who summoned assistance from RPD staff. Richland Police responded and arrested Aguayo who was still inside the apartment structure.
The investigation showed that Aguayo was living in the area temporarily as part of a construction crew. He set fire to a pile of clothes in his apartment and attempted to bar firefighters from accessing the area and extinguishing the fire. 4 firefighters were assaulted in the process. After being taken into custody by RPD personnel, Aguayo continued to fight and resist arrest.
The fire was eventually put out. After being medically cleared, Aguayo was booked into the Benton County Jail on the above charges.
For additional information contact Capt. Mike Cobb, 942-7362.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Bomb Threat Suspect Arrested
Suspect: Hill, Jason
D; 34 year of age male; Richland resident
Charges: Threats to
bomb
At 12:40 today a subject in the Kadlec hospital triage area
became disruptive. After storming out of
the hospital he began yelling that he had a bomb and was going to blow up the
facility. The suspect, later identified
as Hill, left the area on foot. The
description given by staff included information that he was wearing a camouflage hoody and had a
black backpack on his chest.
Security camera footage matched a photograph in the police
records data base and a positive ID was made on Hill. At 12:57 officers located him near the
intersection of Thayer and Williams. He
complied with commands to place his backpack and hoody on the ground and was
taken into custody.
The Richland Police Bomb Squad responded and used an X-ray
to determine that the backpack was safe to approach. It did not contain any weapons or explosives.
Hill was transported to the Benton County jail and booked on
the above charge.
For additional information contact Cpt. Mike Cobb, 509-942-7362
Friday, September 26, 2014
Fall DEA Drug Take Back 9/27/14
The Richland Police Department is participating in the fall DEA Drug Take-Back event scheduled for Saturday, September 27th from 10 AM to 2 PM. The event is being held at the Richland Police station located at 871 George Washington Way, Richland, WA. Prescription and over the counter medications are being accepted. We will not accept any needles or related solutions of any kind.
Officers and volunteers are not allowed to touch the medications so citizens are encouraged to remove the label, or mark out personal information prior to bringing them in. RPD will have markers available for those who are unable to do so prior.
Officers and volunteers are not allowed to touch the medications so citizens are encouraged to remove the label, or mark out personal information prior to bringing them in. RPD will have markers available for those who are unable to do so prior.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
On 9/23/2014 at 11:21 Richland Police were dispatched to the parking lot of 800 Swift Blvd for a report of a subject displaying a firearm.
Once on scene it was learned that there had been a dispute over poor parking. It was reported that one of the individuals in the dispute armed himself with a firearm. Just after arming himself with the firearm and making derogatory statements the subject left in a black pickup.
The identity of the subject that had armed himself was learned to be Jefferey A. Hack, a 55 year old Richland resident. At 11:56 Jefferey A. Hack was located driving a vehicle at the intersection of Delafield and Fitch. The suspect was taken into custody without incident for Unlawful Display of a Firearm.
Richland Police Case 14-19147
Once on scene it was learned that there had been a dispute over poor parking. It was reported that one of the individuals in the dispute armed himself with a firearm. Just after arming himself with the firearm and making derogatory statements the subject left in a black pickup.
The identity of the subject that had armed himself was learned to be Jefferey A. Hack, a 55 year old Richland resident. At 11:56 Jefferey A. Hack was located driving a vehicle at the intersection of Delafield and Fitch. The suspect was taken into custody without incident for Unlawful Display of a Firearm.
Richland Police Case 14-19147
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