Two arrested in attempted burglary at Redlands Cyclery USA

REDLANDS, Calif. — Redlands police arrested two suspects in an attempted burglary at Redlands Cyclery USA and investigated a reported shooting among multiple incidents detailed in a police report covering Dec. 31 through Jan. 15.

Attempted burglary at Redlands Cyclery USA

Redlands police arrested two suspects in an attempted burglary early Jan. 15 after a business owner reported seeing the break-in unfold on surveillance video, authorities said.

The owner of Redlands Cyclery USA, 21 W. Stuart Ave., contacted police around 3 a.m. after observing two suspects smash a window and attempt to enter the business. Officers responded and located the suspects a short distance away. Both were positively identified and arrested, police said.

The attempted burglary occurred one day before Redlands Cyclery USA’s scheduled opening at its new location in Downtown Redlands.

Shooting reported at Cypress Avenue home

Police are investigating a reported shooting at a residence in the 100 block of Cypress Avenue early Sunday, Jan. 10. A woman told officers someone fired a gun at her home. Police found a single bullet hole through the front door and a spent shell casing in the street. The woman was home at the time but was not injured.

Machete-wielding suspect arrested at vacant lot

Redlands police assisting firefighters arrested a man Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4, at an empty lot on Sun Avenue near Orange Street after firefighters reported people setting fires in the area. Police said the suspect confronted officers with a machete before dropping it. He remained uncooperative and was arrested for obstructing officers.

Pair of residential burglaries under investigation

Police are investigating two residential burglaries reported Saturday, Jan. 3, in the 1600 block of Sheffield Lane and the 1700 block of Camelot Drive. Officers responded to a report of a burglary in progress on Sheffield Lane, but the suspects fled before police arrived and nothing was reported stolen.

About two hours later, a homeowner on Camelot Drive reported their residence had been burglarized. In both cases, police said the suspects entered through shattered rear glass doors.

Juvenile arrested after e-bike incident near University of Redlands

Officers responded to reports of 30 to 50 juveniles riding e-bikes and e-motorcycles and causing disturbances on and around the University of Redlands campus, including kicking over trash cans and throwing trash, police said.

As officers followed the group at low speed with lights and sirens and issued public address announcements, one juvenile on an e-motorcycle split from the group and collided with the back of a patrol car during an attempted stop. The patrol vehicle sustained minor damage, and the juvenile complained of pain. He was arrested for failure to yield, cited and released to a guardian.

DUI, hit-and-run arrest after fire hydrant crash

A woman was arrested shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 9, on suspicion of DUI and hit-and-run after police said she struck a fire hydrant at Orange Street and Pearl Avenue. Officers later located her in a disabled vehicle on eastbound Interstate 10.

Man arrested in assault of disabled father

Police arrested a Redlands man early Wednesday, Jan. 7, on suspicion of assaulting his disabled father. According to police, the victim attempted to retrieve a handgun to stop the assault, but the suspect took the firearm and struck him with it. The victim’s wife secured the gun before officers arrived. The victim sustained minor injuries.

Man arrested after repeatedly calling 911

A man was arrested Saturday, Jan. 9, after repeatedly calling 911 and tying up the emergency system. Police located the suspect in front of the Redlands Police Department station at 1270 W. Park Ave.