Watsonville / Pajaro Neighborhood Brief for Monday, June 24

WATSONVILLE / PAJARO NEIGHBORHOOD BRIEF

Good morning! It’s June 24 — here’s what’s going on in your community today…

Areas of low clouds, then sun in Watsonville / Pajaro

Today will be cool with areas of low clouds early; otherwise, mostly sunny. There is a 1% chance of rain. The high will be 67 with a low of 52. Cloudy now, changing to mostly cloudy at 12 pm.

9 am

54°

Cloudy

11 am

62°

1 pm

67°

Mostly cloudy

3 pm

66°

Mostly sunny

5 pm

64°

7 pm

59°

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Community crime report

A 39-year-old man was arrested because he had warrants out for his arrest. He was taken to the Santa Cruz County Jail. This happened around 9 p.m. on June 20, near the intersection of Freedom Blvd and Gardner Avenue in Watsonville. (source)
Someone broke into a house by climbing through an open window. Right now, the police don’t have any clues about who did it. This happened at 4 p.m. on June 20, close to the 200 Block of Pacifica Blvd in Watsonville. (source)
A 43-year-old woman attacked another adult during a disagreement at 3 p.m. on June 20 near the 150 Block of Vic Rugh Ln in Watsonville. The person who was attacked wants to press charges. The woman who did the attacking left the area before the police could arrive. The authorities are now looking into the incident further and will send their findings to the Department of Affairs for review. (source)

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