Redwood City police last week arrested a suspect in multiple retail thefts and recovered more than $14,000 in stolen goods, according to the police department.
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Police arrested a carjacking suspect on July 17 at 3698 Haven Avenue in Redwood City, near the Facebook Headquarters in Menlo Park. Map via Google Maps.
Redwood City Police arrested a 38-year-old man suspected of carjacking in the early morning of Saturday, July 17, not far from Facebook s headquarters in Menlo Park.
Around midnight on Saturday, Redwood City police officers got a report of a carjacking at 1405 Marshall Street, according to a Monday, July 19, statement.
A driver and passenger were parked in front of the apartment building, police said. When the driver left the car to go into the complex, the passenger was approached by a man with a gun who forced him from the vehicle. The suspect drove off, heading southbound on Marshall Street toward Chestnut Street, according to the statement.
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Statistics South Africa will release the GDP data for the first quarter (Q1) of 2021, on 8 June. This release of the economy’s trajectory follows the 7% contraction of 2020 in the face of the once-in-a-century event, which is our current Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the South African Reserve Bank, the contraction was also an event on the same time scale – the biggest decline in economic output in South Africa in a century. So there is scarcely anyone in South Africa alive who has experienced either catastrophe.
The impact of these twin shocks has been nothing short of seismic, especially on the employment front, which is deeply worrying. South Africa’s economy is probably growing again, but this has not been accompanied by meaningful job creation, according to the latest data, which shows unemployment at record highs.
Ridgefield Democrats Seek Candidates for Police Commission Written by Robert Hendrick
The Ridgefield Democratic Town Committee is seeking candidates to fill a vacant seat on the Board of Police Commissioners.
At a meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners on April 8, 2021, Nicholas Perna submitted his letter of resignation from the Board, effective on April 9. Mr. Perna was appointed to the Board of Police Commissioners in January 2019, filling a vacancy. He was then elected to Board in November 2019. He has served our town with skill, mature judgment and dedication. Ridgefield Democrats thank Mr. Perna for his valuable service and wish him well.