On Sunday, 02/04/2017, at approximately 1321 hours, S1 Jaris Guzmanvalladares was arrested for obstructing, delaying, resisting a police officer and for committing an adult offense while being a juvenile. This occurred at 661 Lisbon Street, Daly City. Guzmanvalladares was transported to San Mateo County Medical center for a fracture thumb and lacerations to his face, sustained prior to police arrival. He was later released to his father at the Daly City Police station. INVESTIGATION:
On Sunday, 02/04/2018, at approximately 1130 hours I was dispatched to 661 Lisbon Street, Daly City on the report of a juvenile whose father reported he had come home and had injuries consisting with being in a fight. Officer Taylor arrived to assist me and I made contact with a male, later identified…show more content… I placed him in handcuffs, double locking them and checking for proper fit. I transported Guzmanvalladares to the Daly City Police station. Officer Jackson-Barrios read Guzmanvalladares his Miranda rights, from a department issued Miranda card. He told her he understood each of his rights as he had explained them to him.
Upon conducting an in-house records check on Guzmanvalladares, I observed he had two prior Daly City Police cases
I transported Guzmanvalladares to the San Mateo County medical center. Guzmanvalladares was treated by Physicians Assistant David Carter. An x-ray examination revealed he had a fractured right thumb, which was placed into a splint. Guzmanvalladares was medically cleared for incarceration.
I transported Guzmanvalladares to the San Mateo County Youth Services Center and provided the staff with the medical clearance letter and the booking paperwork. I was advised by the staff that they would not be able to book Guzmanvalladares until I contacted the private defenders program. Attorney Joan Tillman responded to the scene and consulted with
