Sonoma Police: Six Cited For "Egging," Stolen Hoodies, Orange Selling Violation

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Friday, Feb. 25

Possession: Police cited a 17-year-old for possessing cigarettes underage.

Saturday, Feb. 26

Vandalism: A resident of the 100 block of Clay Street reported that their vehicle, a black Nissan pickup truck, was egged, causing paint chipping and other minor damage. Footage from a nearby surveillance camera identified the vehicle, which traced the incident to several Sonoma Valley High School students, six of whom were cited for vandalism.

Permit Violation: A man was cited for selling oranges without a permit at the intersection of Fifth Street West and West Napa Street.

Sunday, Feb. 27

Probation Violation: Police cited a 25-year-old man hanging out in the Plaza, in violation of his probation terms, which barred him from the Sonoma Plaza.

Tuesday, March 1

Petty Theft: A set of golf clubs valued at $500 were stolen from the 300 block of First Street West. The clubs were left sitting on the porch of the residence.

Burglary: A thief entered through a rear section of  and stole 15 hoodies and 15 tennis shoes in various colors and sizes.

Fraud: A person reported two false charges on a Bank of America card, placed at a gas station in North Hollywood. The first charge was for $45, the second for $58.

Wednesday, March 2

Battery: Offers were dispatched to Sonoma Valley High School at 2:42 a.m., on reports of a couple arguing. They located the couple, an 18-year-old girl, who said that her boyfriend, 17, had grabbed her. She said she tried to phone 911, then her mother, but the boy had grabbed the phone out of her hand. The boy was booked on charges of battery and preventing someone from dialing 911.

Theft: The Sonoma County Office of Education reported a laptop, valued at $300, missing from their offices on the 200 block of East Napa Street.

Thursday, March 3

Burglary: A box of tools were stolen from a property on the 100 block of Fourth Street East sometime between 6 p.m. on March 2 and 6:30 p.m. on March 3.