An evening at the Red Hen Cantina turned into a night in the Napa jail for a far-from-sober 31-year-old Walnut Creek man who resisted all efforts to get him to leave the restaurant, according to a shift activity log from the City of Napa Police Department:
On 09/21/12 about 2038 hours NPD Officers were dispatched to the Red Hen Cantina at 4175 Solano Ave. regarding an unwanted subject.
Upon the Officers arrival, they contacted the suspect, Elliot Galarza 31 years old of Walnut Creek. Galarza was determined to be very intoxicated and was placed under arrest.
Galarza began to resist officers prior to leaving the scene and he was subsequently secured.
After the fracas, Galarza was taken to the Napa County Department of Corrections and booked on suspicion of public intoxication and resisting a police officer, according to the log. Arrest information does not indicate a conviction.
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Don't worry, though, they won't fix their mistakes. They just attack other people who make mistakes. Part of their quality improvement program-never admitting their mistakes. Actually correcting ALL of their mistakes would be an astronomical workload, but what do you expect for ten bucks a month ? Legitimate news outlet ? Not even close, but a great source of gossip material. I guess you gotta distract your anticipated market towards OTHERS mistakes. I have never seen a correction or a retraction, let alone an apology, from them. Just "This story (sic) has been modifies ince its original posting". The Registered shame of the valley. I can't believe there wasn't an uproar from the rest of the valley when the napa register annexed the rest of the valley into their self-proclaimed title.