Thousand Oaks streets are ringing with the clang of justice as the special enforcement unit of the local police department nets another alleged gang member in a recent brutal attack. According to a police report, 45-year-old Jason Schreiber of Thousand Oaks was arrested early morning on December 17th in connection with the vicious assault of two juveniles that occurred on December 8th.
The initial crime scene unfolded in the seemingly quiet 500 block of Brossard Drive as responders discovered two young victims with severe head wounds. While two juveniles and an adult were quickly apprehended following the attack; Schreiber's involvement came to light only later in the ongoing investigation. Detectives executed a search warrant at his residence on W. Hillcrest Drive, discovering evidence tying him to the events of that harrowing night.
Schreiber now faces multiple charges including Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Participation in a Criminal Street Gang, and Contributing to the Delinquency of Minors, the report detailed. His bail is set at a hefty $150,000, reflecting the gravity of the accusations. The suspect found himself behind bars in Ventura County Mail Jail, with a scheduled arraignment on December 19th at 1:30 pm.
The precinct has issued a stark warning with their zero-tolerance policy against the gang menace, demonstrating their commitment through swift arrests and public appeals for information. The call for community partnership reverberates loudly, as authorities urge citizens to report any criminal or gang activities to Ventura County Sheriff's Dispatch. The community's vigilance, the police believe, is a cornerstone in the fight against this scourge.
With crime on the docket and the community on alert; rewards for crucial tips that lead to arrests are in the offering, amounting up to $1,000, as stated by Ventura County Crime Stoppers. Sergeant Dillan Alvarez, prepared the police release which also noted the opportunity for informants to remain anonymous, keeping safety in the forefront for those who step forward.
