On Thursday, June 21, 2007 at 11:06 AM, deputies from the Perris Station responded to a call at the 26000 block of Pacoima Ct., City of Sun City.

Sheriff's dispatch received information that Wilson Lahood, 30 years old, of Sun City, may be harboring underage runaway girls in exchange for sexual favors. Dispatchers did a check on Wilson Lahood and found he had an active arrest warrant for Violation of Parole, he was considered armed and dangerous, and a drug registrant.

Deputies spotted Lahood on the driveway of the above-mentioned address. Lahood entered a vehicle and fled from the location. Deputies tried to initiate a traffic stop and Lahood refused to pull over. Lahood led deputies on a vehicle pursuit, which lasted about half mile. Lahood then jumped out of his moving vehicle and fled on foot.

Lahood's vehicle continued to travel forward and eventually crashed into another parked vehicle. After a search of the area using a Sheriff's K9 team, Lahood was found hiding in a trash can near the corner of Annadale Rd. and Potomac Dr. in Sun City.

Lahood was taken into custody without further incident. The allegations of Lahood's contact with underage runaways is being investigated.

Lahood was booked at the Robert Presley Detention Center for the outstanding Felony Parole Warrant, Felony Evading a Peace Officer and Driving on a Suspended Driver's License.

Anyone with additional information about this incident is encouraged to call investigators at the Perris Sheriff's Station at (951) 940-6200.

Once the vehicle stopped, the driver was found to be unlicensed. The vehicle was occupied by two adult males and two teenage females. The driver was arrested for driving unlicensed and a search of the vehicle was conducted, resulting in the discovery of a loaded .22 caliber revolver and approximately 50 rounds of ammunition. The two male occupants, Robert Estrada Jr., age 27 of Menifee and Issac Solis, age 18 of Lake Elsinore were found to be under the influence of drugs and members of a criminal street gang.

Members of the Riverside County Gang Task Force responded to assist with the investigation. The investigation revealed at least three of the vehicle's occupants had ingested illegal drugs and had just purchased additional narcotics. Robert Estrada Jr., on probation for prior weapons convictions, upon seeing the motor officer attempted to pass the gun to Solis. Solis in turn passed the gun to one of the female juvenile occupants who hid the gun inside the vehicle.

Estrada and Solis were booked into the Southwest Detention Center for weapons and gang violations. One of the female juveniles was booked into Juvenile Hall on weapons charges.

On May 9, 2007, about 4:30 PM officers from the Temecula Police Department conducted a vehicle stop regarding a possible match to a suspect vehicle involved in a commercial burglary, which had just occurred. The officers conducted a high-risk felony stop and working in concert with the security staff from the Target Store identified two suspects involved in the commercial burglary. The two suspects are identified as Derek Lewis (age 20) and Tamara Westerman (age 20) both of Menifee.

The adult suspects were transported to the Southwest Station for processing and ultimately were booked into the Southwest Detention Center charged with Burglary and Conspiracy. This matter will be referred to the District Attorney for prosecution of all involved parties.

On Friday, March 23, 2007, Deputies from the Southwest Station in conjunction with the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control agents conducted the one of several planned surveillance operations focused on minors purchasing alcohol products at local retail establishments in the Menifee and French Valley area.

On Friday, around 9:15 PM, they observed a minor purchasing alcohol at Menifee Market, 26035 Scott Road. The owner of the business, Yasir Harb, 47 years old, of Romoland, was cited for 25658(a) B&P, selling alcohol to a minor. Harb could face fines and or community service. In addition the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control will take administrative action against the business's liquor license that may include a fine, a suspension of the liquor license or the permanent revocation of the license

We would like to again thank the merchants of the county areas that are not selling alcohol to minors. Their continued support of the well being of the youth in our community is appreciated. The Southwest Station's efforts to deter the unlawful sales of alcohol products, and gain compliance by all merchants will continue and more programs will be conducted on a regular basis.

If citizens observe juveniles purchasing tobacco or alcohol, they are encouraged to call the Southwest Station's non-emergency number 696-HELP and report the incident.

Tierra Shores....Has anyone else had any unusual activity at home. i.e. strangers knocking on doors asking questions, people trying to open front doors at night and day time?

On Thursday, November 30, 2006, deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department / Perris Station were dispatched to a number of reported vandalism incidents in the unincorporated community of Menifee. At least 28 vehicles were found with broken windows or other damage, which all appeared to have been caused by a BB gun or similar weapon.

The vandals struck between 11:30 PM on Wednesday, November 29, and 3:30 AM on Thursday, November 30. All of the vehicles were parked on residential streets east of Interstate 215 in an area bordered by Holland Road on the north, Menifee Road on the east, Garbani Road on the south, and Antelope Road on the west.

The investigation is continuing. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department is asking anyone with information regarding these incidents to call Sheriff's Investigators at the Perris Station at (951) 940-6200.

Upon arrival, deputies learned that unknown suspect(s) forced entry into a temporary permitted storage area located at a construction site.

Taken was a quantity of a blasting agent, a compound mix designed to be used in quarry and construction blasting operations. The compound is stable and does not become volatile until used in combination with other explosives.

Is it just my street? I live on Ridgemoor Rd. and yet again our street has been hit by the window bandits.

These bandits break car windows that are left parked on the street.

So far cars parked in their driveways seem to be spared. The trend seems to be on a holiday weekend. I’m wondering if

it's out of town visitors who hit and get sort of speak. This last round was on Halloween and the time before was 4th of July.

I'm just curious if others are experiencing window bandits in your neighborhood.

Well it was an act of vandalism and the guy said over this weekend there was 11 incidents of slashed tires in Menifee/Miralago alone... So yeah WTF! last time they were nice enough to leak my tires and leave a note of hatred >__<