Sheriff's Reports: Mausoleum Vandalized

A mausoleum at St. Francis Cemetery was vandalized earlier this month, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Someone apparently threw a baseball through a stained glass window of the mausoleum, sheriff's deputy April Skalland reported. The window, with a picture of Joseph, Mary and Baby Jesus, was shattered, as was the glass front door on the opposite end of the 10-by-10-foot crypt.

The widow of the man entombed in the mausoleum discovered the damage, Skalland said.

The damage, reported on Oct. 6, will cost about $1,700 to repair, the Sheriff's Office reported. The historic cemetery is located at 2445 E. Lake Ave.

Saturday, Oct. 13

No time given—Three people were ticketed for trespassing on the 200 block of Oceanview Drive.

Friday, Oct. 12

8:06 a.m.—A man was arrested for two felony warrants on Blanca Lane.

Thursday, Oct. 11

1 p.m.—A woman reported a burglar broke into her Parker Drive home while she was at work and stole items. The burglar likely got in through an unlocked window.

Oct. 7

9:12 a.m.—Deputies responded to a domestic violence incident on Monument Avenue.

Oct. 5

6:45 p.m.—A man was hit in the face with a glass bottle during a gang assault on the 700 block of Lakeview Road.

Oct. 4

12 p.m.—Vandals caused more than $6,000 damage to a vehicle on Amesti Road.

7 p.m.—A school bus was shot at on Holohan Road.

Oct. 3

12 p.m.—A car was broken into at a San Andreas Road apartment complex.

Oct. 2

7:15 a.m.—A house on Pioneer Road was burglarized.

6:08 pm.—A man was arrested for a warrant on Doering Lane and Green Valley Road.

Oct. 1

6:30 p.m.—Fertilizer and pesticides worth more than $5,000, as well as a truck worth $500, were stolen from a berry grower on Amesti Road.

7:10 p.m.—A house on Amesti Road was burglarized through an unlocked window.

Sept. 29

3 p.m.—A Bradford Road was burglarized during the daytime hours, possibly via an unlocked sliding glass door. Computers were stolen.

Sept. 28

9 p.m.—A laptop was stolen on Fiesta Way.