Napa Police Log: Vandalism, Drug, Domestic Violence Suspects Arrested

A 29-year-old homeless woman was arrested at about 8:45 Tuesday morning on suspicion of felony vandalism to a downtown bridge, according to a shift activity log from the :

Officers were called to the area of the First Street Bridge east of Main St. for a subject defacing the sidewalk.  Officers located the suspect, 29 year old Napa Transient Amy Larson.  Larson is a suspect in numerous incidents of defacing city property and was arrested for felony vandalism.

Monday at about 4:45 p.m., a 64-year-old Napa man was jailed on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance, the log continues:

Officers were called for an intoxicated subject in the 2200 block of Jefferson St. Officers located Stephen Davis, a 64 year old Napa resident in the area. Davis displayed symptoms of being under the influence and Officers found him in possession of controlled substances which were not prescribed to him.

About an hour later, a man and woman were arrested on suspicion of possessing a controlled substance and possessing narcotic paraphernalia, with the woman facing an additional charge of providing false identification to police, according to the log:

Officers were called to a report of drug activity in the 400 block of Monroe St.  Officers located two subjects, Danielle Boos (31) and Jason Wood (34) of Napa in a vehicle.  ood initially gave a false name, but was later identified and was found to have two active warrants. Boos was found to have a small amount of methamphetamine and a meth pipe. Both were arrested.

Shortly before 1:30 a.m. Monday, a Napa man was jailed after allegedly injuring a woman when an argument turned violent, according to police:

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance at the 1400 Block of First Street. Officers arrived on scene and arrested Stephen Forbes 08-12-74 for 273.5 PC Domestic Violence. He was booked at . The female victim sustained injuries minor in nature.

Arrest information does not indicate convictions.

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