Fullerton PD Warns of Sex Predator in North Fullerton!

On 03-15-12, at approximately 0948 hours, a female was walking in the area of Calle Don Juan north of Las Palmas Street in the city of Fullerton. The male suspect approached her from behind and he grabbed her buttocks and he then grabbed her groin.

The suspect ran away and possibly into the area of Flintridge and Las Palmas Streets. There was a silver sedan seen leaving this area shortly after the suspect entered the cul-de-sac. The suspect was not seen inside the vehicle nor was there any other information on the vehicle description.

There was a previous case reported that occurred on 02-23-12 at approximately 0845 hours, in the area of Las Palmas and Flintridge Streets also on a Thursday. The suspect description was the same. During this incident, the victim was walking a stroller, when the suspect approached her from behind. The suspect kissed the victim by force and he grabbed her groin area. The victim screamed and the suspect fled.

The suspect description:
Male Hispanic, 5’0”-5'6", 160-170lbs
black mustache, 20’s-30's
medium brown skin.

Wearing dark clothing: Black long sleeve shirt/ sweater Black beanie and black pants.

If you are a witness to the above incidents or if you have any additional information regarding the suspect or the incident, please contact Detective Flores at: 714-738-6754 or the Fullerton Police Department at: 714-738-6800.

Fullerton PD would like you to be aware sexual predator information in the attached flyer.

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High-Risk Sex Offender in Fullerton

Fullerton Police today (Dec. 7) are making a neighborhood notification in south Fullerton of a full-disclosure sex registrant living in the area.

Officers and detectives are posting and handing out flyers to warn neighbors about a man living at 1325 S. Jefferson in Fullerton.

Fullerton Police Sgt. Andrew Goodrich said that Antoine Denell Jordan, 50, has been living at the house on Jefferson for some time. Police were made aware of his presence last month when Jordan reported to Fullerton PD to register as a sex offender, something he is required to do for the rest of his life. Since then, police have been conducting a background investigation on Jordan, meeting with him face-to-face, and have had him under surveillance.

Jordan was arrested and convicted in the early 1980s of kidnapping and sexually assaulting multiple women at knife-point in the area of USC in Los Angeles. He served his time in prison, and was released in 2005. He is no longer on parole, but is subject to registering at the police department in any jurisdiction where he lives.

Police are posting flyers, and handing them out to neighbors in a roughly quarter-mile radius around Jordan’s home. Fullerton Police Acting Chief Kevin Hamilton said, “In the interest of public safety, we are notifying our residents about this full-disclosure sex offender.”

Anyone looking for more information about Jordan can visit the Megan’s Law website at www.meganslaw.ca.gov or contact Sgt Steve Williams at (714) 738-6580.

Sexual Assault at Rio Hondo College

Whittier - Two instances of sexual battery were reported by women on the Rio Hondo Campus Friday, August 5, 2010 at approximately 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.:  The first incident occurred at the open air breezeway near the old library tower; the second incident occurred inside the Learning Resource Center near the Assessment Center on the first floor.

 

The alleged perpetrator is identified as a male, possibly Asian, wearing a white tank top with tattoos on both arms.  He approached the victims seeking their signature on a petition, which he carried in a metal case.

 

Should you be approached by this individual or any solicitor who does not have a Rio Hondo College permit, please contact security at (562) 463-3490.

Animals On Campus

My stomach turned as I read the article.  I could feel my knees trying to buckle though I sat in my chair.  My disgust began to bubble and anger began to build.  Fists clenched, jaw locked, anger overcame my normally calm and rational disposition. 

It isn't often that an article in the Orange County Register hits me like that.  The article, by Larry Welborn, was not much more than an abbreviated crime report.  It reads in part:

Raul Barrientos, 22, was accused of approaching a 19-year-old woman, who is severely impaired both mentally and physically, outside a restroom on the Fullerton College campus on April 29, according to a news release from the Orange County District Attorney's Office. The woman, who has a developmental age of a 5- to 6-year-old child, takes special education classes at the college.

Prosecutors contend that Barrientos put his arm around the victim, who wears leg braces on both legs and has impaired speech, and guided her into a stall in the men's restroom, where he sexually assaulted her while she continued to cry.

Barrientos left the woman in the bathroom, where she was found a short time later by a teacher, according to prosecutors. Campus security officers, who were searching for a man matching Barrientos' description because a separate student complained earlier about his suspicious demeanor, then located and detained Barrientos for Fullerton Police.

He allegedly had blood from the victim on his clothes and body, prosecutors said.

What is wrong with this world when such an animal is able to walk, mostly unnoticed, and hurt those who cannot fend for themselves? 

The allegations against Barrientos are extremely disturbing. 

I commend the student who complained to security about Barrientos acting suspiciously.  I also commend the security officers who found Barrientos and held him for police.  I hope that the DA’s Office and Fullerton PD detectives put together a solid investigation and case so that Barrientos never walks free.  Seek every sentence enhancement the Penal Code offers prosecutors. 

Further, it conjures compelling emotions to apply capital punishment in instances such as this.  Perhaps that isn’t the best answer but it certainly seems justified.  Our children and those unable to protect themselves must be protected. 

Pedophile Loose In Fullerton

Police seek man in attempted assault of girl, 10
(From the Orange County Register by Alejandra Molina)

FULLERTON – Police are asking for the public's help in locating a 17- to 19-year-old man who attempted to sexually assault a 10-year-old girl.

The incident was reported to Fullerton police on Wednesday at about 12:30 p.m. in the 2200 block of Heterbrink Street, said Fullerton police Cpl. Tim Kandler.

Kandler said a man in a black SUV with beige leather interior pulled up to the curb next to the victim and convinced her to get into the vehicle with him.

Once the girl got in, the man attempted to sexually assault the victim, Kandler said. She broke free and got out of the vehicle by pushing the man's arm.

The man drove off eastbound on Heterbrink Street, Kandler added.

Kandler said that the man was described as a clean shaven Asian man, who the victim believed is of Korean decent.

He is about 5-feet-6 to 5-feet-8-inches tall, 150 pounds with black hair.

The man was wearing a white v-neck t-shirt, denim shorts and thongs. The victim added that the man had a key chain that was long and silver.

Anyone with information is urged to call Detective L. Markoski at 714-738-6358 or the department's front desk at 714-738-6715.

Contact the writer: amolina@ocregister.com or 714-704-3795

Police warn women in northeast Fullerton about a sexual predator

POLICE

PRESS RELEASE

Subject: Police warn women in northeast Fullerton about a sexual predator

Contact:   Sgt. Andrew Goodrich, Fullerton Police Department    (714) 738-6838

On January 31, a little after 8:30am, Fullerton Police received a call of an attack on a female jogger at Craig Park, in northeast Fullerton.  Craig Park is a large park between State College and Associated Rd., just south of Imperial Hwy.

Fullerton Police Sgt. Andrew Goodrich said that a female in her late 30s was jogging in the park while wearing her iPod music player.  She only had one ear bud in her ear.  She was at the south end of the park, near the baseball fields when she was suddenly pushed from behind, causing her to fall to the ground.  She felt the suspect kneel at her side, strike her in the torso, and begin cursing at her.  After cursing, he started yelling words at her that were neither English nor Spanish.  She said it sounded like “chanting”.

The victim was fearful and began fighting back against the suspect.  She punched and kicked him several times as he kept hitting her.  The suspect finally ran off northbound through the park.  She believes that he took her iPod when he ran off.

Police are investigating this as an aggravated assault at the moment.  According to the victim, although she feared it was a sexual assault, the suspect never attempted to grab or touch her in a sexual manner.  Goodrich said there was a sexual assault where a short, heavy-set male grabbed a woman in a park near Sunny Hills High School on January 16, 2011.  It is unknown if these two incidents are related.

The suspect is described as a heavy set male Hispanic, with a shaved head and no facial hair.  He was wearing a light gray sweatshirt, and blue jeans.  

Anyone with information about this case is asked to call Sergeant Mike Chlebowski at (714) 738-6776, or the Front Desk at (714) 738-6715.

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