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| |  | Steve SweeneyChief of Police Livermore Police Department 1110 South Livermore Ave Livermore, CA 94550 (925) 371-4900 (non-emergency) Report a Crime or Incident Needing an Officer Response 925-371-4987
To make a non-emergency online report for property crimes and non-criminal incidents, click here. Subscribe to Community Alerts  Map of local crime data  "Service With Honor, Protection With Purpose"Recent News | On 2/18/2012, approximately 0123 hours, Livermore Police Officers were detailed to the 900 block of Lambaren Avenue regarding multiple 911 calls for individuals screaming, breaking bottles, and a possible fight. LPD units arrived on scene and observed approximately 100 subjects in the area. An Officer saw a male juvenile who was extremely intoxicated and had difficulty walking. An officer attempted to check the welfare of the juvenile. During the welfare check, a group of individuals walked towards the officer and became confrontational.
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|  | The Livermore Police Department is investigating nine vandalisms that occurred on February 18, 2012, between the hours of 1:00 am and 2:00 am. The vandalisms occurred in the areas of Arlene Way, Charlotte Way, Felicia Way, and Almond Avenue.
During the vandalisms, the suspect(s) launched large river rocks resulting in significant property damage. The damaged items include mailboxes, vehicles, and residences.
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|  | On 2/10/2012, approximately 0228 hours, a Livermore Police Officer noticed debris in the roadway underneath the P Street railroad crossing. The debris consisted of large chunks of concrete that was a hazard to oncoming traffic. The officer activated his emergency lights to notify traffic to yield while he cleared the roadway hazard. Within moments of exiting his vehicle, the officer requested emergency assistance as he was having rocks and chunks of concrete thrown at him from the overcrossing.
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|  | On January 10, 2012, officers from the Livermore Police Department began investigating a residential burglary (LPD case #12-000238). Jay Marcus Johnson (22 year-old Livermore resident) was identified as being a suspect in the case. The Livermore Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) sought and received an arrest warrant for Johnson, along with a search warrant for his residence.
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|  | The Livermore Police Department would like to remind our community’s drivers to pay attention while driving, and be vigilant for pedestrians crossing roadways. On Wednesday, January 18, 2012, at about 7:00 a.m., a 31 year-old woman was crossing Bluebell Drive near the Springtown Library. On Thursday, January 19, 2012, at about 12:00 p.m., a 53 year-old male was crossing Fourth Street near South “J” Street.
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