Crime & Safety
Napa Police Log: Teen Jailed for Spitting on Nurse, Fugitive Arrested on Warrants
Napa police say William Medina, 18, was arrested after he spit on a nurse at Queen of the Valley, while 18-year-old fugitive Armando Cazares was taken into custody on outstanding warrants. Arrest information does not indicate convictions.
Napa police arrested two 18-year-old men with alleged gang affiliations in separate incidents Sunday, according to a shift activity log from the .
The first was jailed on suspicion of battery on a nurse, being drunk in public, violation of probation and a felony gang enhancement, according to the log:
Officers were called to the area of Lernhart and Minahen for a person down. Napa Fire Department Paramedics located William Medina, an 18 year old Napa resident lying next to a bottle of liquor. Medina was transported to where he spit on a nurse and told them he was a Norteno gang member. After Medina had been treated, he was booked for the listed charges.
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Another arrest came around 2 p.m. Sunday, police said:
Officers found Armando Cazares in the 2100 block of Clay St. He had two outstanding warrants. One for a gang disturbance in Napa and one for possession of a controlled substance in Solano County. Both were felony charges.
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in August to the list of wanted fugitives. Arrest information does not indicate convictions.
Who else is on the Crime Stoppers list? What fugitives have been captured? Find out and see their mug shots on our Most Wanted topic page: napa.patch.com/topics/most-wanted.
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