Arrest Made of Suspected Davis Serial Killer
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – By definition, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel called…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Davis, CA – By definition, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel called…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor This past week I have had the opportunity to view an…
By David M. Greenwald I have been struck by some of the comments and discussions this week. …
By Iliana Magana and Jordan Varney DAVIS — At the April 6 Davis City Council meeting, council…
By David M. Greenwald I don’t disagree that there are ongoing problems in the area around Pacifico…
By David M. Greenwald Council on Tuesday night agreed to move forward with staff recommendations on Pacifico…
A few weeks ago the Vanguard reported on complaints that Dr. Khoa Lam had in encounters with…
On Sunday evening the Vanguard became aware that there was a short-lived standoff between the Davis Police,…
While a rash of robberies, two carjackings and a ring of catalytic converter thefts make for concerning…
It has been five years since the last time the Davis Police Department attempted to acquire an…
There were legitimate complaints from people living in the area to be sure. But there was not an adequate distinction at times between the population its and the management (or lack there of) of the facility. Those should be treated as separate and distinct – and remedies should focus on better management of the population, not removing a vulnerable population from the area that has realistically no other place to go for valuable services.
As the city wrote on January 10, 2019: “The finding concerning the press release was that the initial press release issued by DPD following the Picnic Day incident was inaccurate but there was no finding of dishonesty. The Gennaco report similarly notes the inaccuracies in the press release but never describes it as dishonest. Rather, the finding was that DPD violated Policy 1.30-A because neither the involved officers nor the immediate supervisor to the incident reviewed the press release prior to it being released to ensure the accuracy of the events pursuant to Policy.”
When the Westergaards first approached me two years ago, they were very frustrated, not only with the…
When I first read the police account on April 24 of last year, I immediately questioned the…
On Tuesday night the council tackled a host of issues related to panhandling and the homeless population. …
Those who have been advocating for police-based solutions to homeless-related problems should listen carefully to the words…
At last night’s city council meeting, the Davis City Council did not formally vote on a surveillance…
In mid-May, as the community was deep into the question of the Picnic Day incident and what…
On Tuesday, Davis Police along with the FBI and Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig announced the…
In two weeks, I will have been doing this stuff for ten years – which is a…