A 31-year-old woman suffered minor lacerations to her arm and fingers after jumping through a window during the early hours of Christmas Day.
Before breaking a window with a chair and jumping through it, the woman battered the reporting party and broke items in the house, according to El Centro police call logs.
The woman, who was reportedly under the influence of drugs, was wearing a tank top and blue pants and was still inside the residence in 1600 block of Scott Avenue when the reporting party called police.
At about 1:48 a.m., the reporting party told police dispatch the woman had jumped through the window, and that she was bleeding on the floor of the apartment.
Gold Cross emergency personnel treated the woman.
There is no indication that the woman jumped through a second-story window, said El Centro police Sgt. Robert Sawyer.
No further details were available.
Child’s bike taken
A child’s bicycle was taken Christmas Eve when the fence of a home in the 120 block of East Orange Avenue was forced open.
The incident was reported shortly after midnight, when the reporting party said a red child’s bicycle was taken and that there was no suspect information or witness.
The bicycle was valued at about $70, according to El Centro police call logs.
Inmate threatens from prison
A Centinela State Prison inmate who goes by the alias of “Sinner,” has been reportedly calling and threatening a resident in the 1500 block of Beverly Lane.
The incident was reported Tuesday afternoon but according to El Centro police call logs, the reporting party didn’t want to file a police report.
The reporting party did contact the California Department of Corrections, the logs read.
Children go out through window
Two young children, one of them a 4-year-old girl with autism, went missing for nearly a half-hour after going out of a window in a home in the 500 block of Tangerine Drive on Monday.
The mother told dispatchers about 8:20 a.m., that she had last seen the children about 8 a.m., looked all over the house, and believed the children “may have gone out the window,” according to the logs.
The bedroom window was open, and the 4-year-old had gone out the window before, the mother reported.
The mother reportedly asked neighbors if they had seen the child, but it was the father who found the children walking down the street about 8:26 a.m.
Police advised the father to secure the bedroom window with an alarm.
— Alejandro Davila, adavila@ivpressonline.com
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