The Claremont Police Department has closed the lobby to all non-essential visitors. The station is open for the following situations:
• Regularly scheduled child-custody exchanges (to take place by front door monitored by video surveillance)
• Individuals who are required by law to check in with law enforcement for compliance to terms of release.
On Sunday, January 26 a Pomona man was arrested days after he allegedly committed a strong-arm robbery at Sprouts. At approximately 4:30 p.m., a man was seen leaving the store with miscellaneous groceries without paying for them. The manager tried to chase him down, but the suspect, later identified as 59-year-old Wayne Ross, backed into a motorized shopping cart.
Coming in this Friday's edition, will be our annual COURIER 2019 year in review, highlighting everything from unique crimes, to city news, sports, arts and entertainment. It's really amazing is how much news Claremonters can create in just 365 days! Here's a sample from the June police blotter, just another day at the office for the Claremont Police Department.
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