EL SEGUNDO HERALD November 29, 2018 Page 3
Police Briefs
Kiwanis Good Citizen
Award Andre Robinson
L-R: El Segundo Kiwanis Club President Ty Leisher, Andre Robinson, El Segundo Police Chief Bill Whalen. Photo by Amanda O’Donnell.
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Andre Robinson observed a vehicle traveling
down the street and then turn onto
a pedestrian walkway. The vehicle came
to a stop in front of the lobby entrance of
Robinson’s place of employment. Robinson
approached the vehicle and reached inside
the car window to place the vehicle in park.
Believing the driver to be under the influence,
he instructed the driver to exit his vehicle
and sit on the curb while he called police to
report the incident. Andre Robinson’s quick
action led to the arrest of a driver under the
influence of alcohol.
– Source: ESPD
Cell Phone Robbery at Gunpoint
On Nov. 18 at approximately 4 p.m., a
man approached a 29-year-old female at The
Point shopping center (840 S. Pacific Coast
Hwy.), pointed a black handgun at her and
demanded her cellphone. The victim gave
the suspect her phone then ran from the
location. The suspect entered an awaiting
vehicle, which was being driven by a female
getaway driver. The driver and suspect quickly
drove away westbound through the lot onto
PCH. The primary suspect is described as a
male black adult, 20-22 years old, 5’4”-5’6”,
125-145 lbs., shaved head, line shaved in his
left eyebrow, wearing a red Nike logo t-shirt
and skinny jeans. The driver of the suspect
vehicle is a female black adult, medium
build, long brown hair and approximately
30 years old. The suspect vehicle is a black
newer-model Chevy Trax with Nissani Bros.
paper license plates.
Anyone with information regarding this
crime is encouraged to call Detective Vee
Jones at (310) 524-2263. DR#18-3070.
– Source: ESPD
Drugs and Driving Don’t Mix
Last Wednesday at around 8 a.m., an
El Segundo Police Department officer saw a
driver run the stop sign at Main Street and Maple
Avenue. During the traffic stop, the officer detected
signs of marijuana ingestion by the driver.
After conducting a field sobriety test, the officer
formed the opinion the driver was under the
influence of marijuana. The driver was arrested
on the suspicion of driving under the influence
of a drug. The ESPD urges everyone to avoid
driving while under the influence of alcohol,
marijuana or any other drug. Don’t let a careless
act ruin your life or the lives of others.
– Source: ESPD •
City of El Segundo’s Tree Lighting
Celebration and Holiday Craft Boutique
Come join on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018 at
the City of El Segundo’s Annual Holiday
Tree Lighting Celebration in the City Hall
Plaza on the 300 block of Main Street.
The Farmer’s Market will be hosting a
Holiday Craft Boutique in City Hall Plaza
from 3-7 p.m. offering a wide variety of
hand-made items that will include ornaments,
jewelry, holiday crafts, candles, lotions,
and clothing.
Children will have the opportunity to meet
with Santa Claus beginning at 3:30 p.m. and
running until 7 p.m. Volunteers from event
sponsor Mattel will be on hand to assist Mr.
Claus at Santa’s Village. Starting this week,
El Segundo residents with a valid 2018 or
2019 Youth Recreation I.D Card will have
access to “fast pass” wrist bands available at
the Checkout Building in Recreation Park.
Please note “fast pass” wristbands are limited.
If you have a fast pass wristband, you
must be in the fast pass line prior to the tree
lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m.
Wait, there is more! The Candy Cane
Kid Zone (3-7 p.m.) features a variety of
holiday-themed games and activities. Also,
local community groups and the Dickens
Carolers will deliver live performances on
the Showmobile from 3:30-6:30 p.m.
The Tree Lighting Ceremony will begin
at 5:30 pm in the City Hall Plaza. For more
information, please call the El Segundo Recreation
& Parks Department at 310-524-2700.
– Source: City of El Segundo •
“I love Christmas, not just because
of the presents but because
of all the decorations and lights
and the warmth of the season.”
– Ashley Tisdale
Holiday Light Fight!
Send us a photo of
your outdoor Holiday Lights.
Send photos to: web@heraldpublications.com by 12.12.18.
Winner will get a $25.00 gift card.