Crime Report | Felony warrant arrest; partying teens; and more

Shortly before 11 a.m., a man sitting in a white Infiniti J30 at Hillside and Blair avenues was contacted by a Piedmont Police Department officer. According to the Piedmont Police Department, the car had no license plates.

The officer conducted a wants/warrants check. He was advised that the subject was wanted by Alameda County for a Post Release Community Supervision violation. The suspect was arrested and transported to Santa Rita Jail without incident.

Parties draw noise complaints

On the night of August 14 around 10 p.m., police were called to a party on Maxwelton Road. According to the Department, officers observed several open alcoholic beverage containers on a table in front of the residence. An 18-year old stated that he lived at the residence. Several 17-year olds were present by invitation. The resident said his mother was away.

Police contacted the mother, who told officers she gave her son permission to have friends over but was unaware of the alcohol. The mother asked officers if the guests could remain for the night.

Officers contacted the parents of the juveniles. According to the log, “every parent PPD contacted were either out of state or too far from the city of Piedmont.” The parents gave consent for their children to stay the night. Officers supervised the pouring out of all the alcoholic beverages and made repeated checks throughout the night.

Later that same night, a complaint about a party on Oakland Avenue came in. The complaint said it was a loud party with lots of yelling and fireworks. Officers found a small group sitting outside and the group took the party inside.