Trespassing Case Summary

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INTRODUCTION:
This case involves the suspect being cited and released in the field for trespassing on state property in violation of PC 602(o)-Trespassing and PC 647(e)-Illegal Lodging.
LOCATION DESCRIPTION:
This incident occurred on the southeast corner at the above location.

INVESTIGATION:
On 01-18-18 at approximately 1012 hours, Officer Jones #4777, Officer Armendariz #0211 and I (Pasadena PD Hope Unit) conducted extra service at the above location regarding transient encampments on State Property. It should be known that citizens’ have telephoned the Pasadena Police Department about several transients illegally living at the above location. Prior location checks have also revealed transients being arrested for possessing firearms, narcotics,

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