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Marin 911: Maskless Fairfaxians

January 30, 2021 by Marin Leave a Comment

Fairfax

Jan. 1 – 14, 2021

No Masks: Police spied a covey of juvenile Fairfaxians on Park Road not wearing masks. Advised them to do so if they want to grow up into adult Fairfaxians. 

Wear Masks: Officers stopped to talk to about 20 people on Mono Avenue about wearing masks during the COVID-19 lockdown. 

No Masks: A group of Fairfaxians were seen outside at business at Tamal and Broadway. No one was wearing a mask. The businesses was notified of the complaint. 

Birthday Suit: A woman was reported in the middle of Sir Francis Drake without a stitch of clothing. It was in between jurisdictions, so both Fairfax and Central Police responded.

Two Bikes: Police responding to a call stopped to check out a guy on Sir Francis Drake walking two bikes. Service provided.

Mill Valley

Jan. 14 – 21, 2021

Hat Tip: A car was rifled through on Dorset Lane. Nothing was taken, but the intruder left an Oakland A’s cap. 

Unmasked Skaters: Police spoke to a group of 25 skaters in the park on Sycamore Avenue. Discussed wearing masks. It was a positive interaction with the skater urchins. 

Appetizers: A woman with appetizers walked into a home on Juanita Avenue. She was in the wrong house. It was accidental.

Burglary: A home on Altamont Avenue was reported burgled on Jan. 17. Back door window was broken and stuff inside was messed up. 

Unmasked Singer: A man who appears in the police blotter was playing amplified music on Miller Avenue. He was asked by a citizen to turn it down. He turned it up. Freaking musicians. 

Screamer: A woman was heard screaming her head off on Throckmorton Avenue. Police check it out and found a woman screaming at herself, which apparently is no crime in Mill Valley. 

Lost Item: Somewhere between the Redwoods and the Baptist Church on Miller Avenue, a woman lost her hearing aid. Many good people in Mill Valley helped her look, but to no avail.

Spooky: A woman called police about mysterious sounds coming from outside her house on Catalpa Avenue. Police rolled and checked out the residence. Nothing found. 

Dog Help: A woman called the cops asking for them to call a paramedic for her “spun out” dog. Police told her to call a vet. 

Fighting Kids: A caller told police that kids were fighting on the field on Camino Alto. Police rolled. Not a fight. They were playing.

Welfare Check: Police conducted a welfare check on January 19 on Waterview. The complete cop log item — all of it — was blacked out. What? Was a public official involved? Inquiring minds.

Burglary: A truck was broken into on Fairway Drive. A shotgun was taken. 

Boxes: A citizen reported six Amazon boxes at his Throckmorton Avenue address. All of the boxes were to different addresses. 

Hazel: A car careened through a person’s hedges and fence overnight on Hazel Avenue. Reported to police.

Sleeper: A citizen reported a van parked on Glen Drive. The driver was under blankets asleep. Police checked it out. No crime. 

Filed Under: Local News, Ross Valley

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