See the 30 minute footage of segments of the Beach Patrol: San Diego series that relates to alcohol-related problems in the community. Note: this is a large file (57MB) and can be viewed on your computer upon downloading - about 3 minutes wait time via cable or high-speed dsl. Also please understand that this is a compilation made by a community member that shows highly-charged segments of the Beach Patrol show which relate to alcohol in the Pacific Beach, CA community.
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Archive for March, 2007
The following is a letter from former San Diego Police Chief David Bejarano. He was the Police Chief that came in after (now Mayor) Police Chief Jerry Sanders and upon his departure was replaced by our current Police Chief Lansdowne.
San Diego Union Tribune - March 18, 2007
PACIFIC BEACH – A motorist in Pacific Beach who ran over and killed a man who was part of a rowdy group of St. Patrick’s Day revelers harassing passing vehicles was not immediately arrested, San Diego police said Sunday.
Timothy Easton, 22, of Cardiff by the Sea, was pronounced dead at 6:45 Saturday night at an undisclosed trauma center, according to the Medical Examiner’s Office.
About a half-hour earlier, the unidentified motorist and his girlfriend were apartment hunting in the 800 block of Agate Street, where some partygoers who were shouting at passing cars stepped in front of his red Jeep, authorities told KFMB. Two males in the group began yelling at them, and one kicked the driver’s side door, said Lt. Kevin Rooney of the San Diego Police Department.
The driver accelerated to get away from the group and fatally struck Easton, who was standing in front of the vehicle, Rooney said.
The San Diego Union - Tribune. San Diego, Calif.: Mar 16, 2007. pg. B.2
CORRECTION: FOR THE RECORD | Yesterday’s Crime Watch item about increased police enforcement at San Diego beaches over spring break incorrectly stated that fencing off or roping off areas to reserve them is not prohibited. In fact, it is prohibited. The Union- Tribune regrets the errors. (Mar. 17, 2007, B-2)
San Diego Union Tribune, March 9, 2007
SAN DIEGO – A man in his 20s who’d been thrown out of a Pacific Beach bar was jumped by four to five others men who beat him up and stabbed him 16 times with a knife.
