EL SEGUNDO HERALD January 5, 2017 Page 3 Police Reports Thursday, December 22 A misdemeanor hit and run report was taken at 1551 hours from Aviation Boulevard and El Segundo Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle. One male adult was arrested at 2103 hours from the 100 block of South Sepulveda Boulevard for one Orange County felony warrant and one West Covina Police Department misdemeanor warrant. A found property report was taken at 2144 hours from Imperial Highway and California Street. A bicycle was found. Friday, December 23 A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0718 hours from the 500 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into the victim’s vehicle by smashing a window. Taken was a backpack. A forgery report was taken at 0758 hours from the 800 block of North Nash Street. Unknown suspect(s) obtain victim’s check, alters the item and cashes it. A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 0815 hours from the 700 block of South Allied Way. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into three vehicles by smashing windows. A vehicle theft report was taken at 0937 hours from Utah Avenue and Alaska Avenue. Taken was a 1984 International truck. A burglary (commercial) report was taken at 0846 hours from the 600 block of South Douglas Street. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into a cargo container by making a hole in the bottom of the door. No property was taken. One male adult was arrested at 1406 hours from the 1700 block of East Sycamore Avenue for identity theft, possession of a firearm by a felon, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of stolen property and one outstanding Inglewood PD misdemeanor warrant. Saturday, December 24 A vandalism report was taken at 0722 hours from the 2100 block of East El Segundo Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) damaged windows of a business. A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 1047 hours from the 700 block of North Nash Street. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into the victim’s vehicle by smashing a window and stole the victim’s third row seats. A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 1229 hours from the 600 block of West Palm Avenue. A traffic accident (with injuries) occurred at 1345 hours at Aviation Boulevard and El Segundo Boulevard, a motorized scooter lost control and crashed. One male adult was arrested at 1813 hours from LAPD for one outstanding ESPD misdemeanor warrant and two Hawthorne Police Department misdemeanor warrants. A battery occurred at 2232 hours from the 2100 block of East El Segundo Boulevard, female adult versus female adult. Burglary (vehicle) report was taken at 2341 hours from the 400 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) stole the victim’s third row seat. Sunday, December 25 A found property report was taken at 0651 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. A black wallet containing credit cards and a driver license was found. A found property report was taken at 0654 hours from the 500 block of East Mariposa Avenue. A Visa debit card was found at the location. A found property report was taken at 0656 hours from the 200 block of Main Street. Two keys were found. A found property report was taken at 0656 hours from Walnut Avenue and Washington Street. A black wallet containing credit cards and a driver license was found. A found property report was taken at 0659 hours from the 400 block of Main Street. A key was found. A found property report was taken at 0651 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. A black wallet containing credit cards and a driver license was found. A found property report was taken at 0914 hours from the 300 block of Main Street. A tan wallet containing an identification card and miscellaneous papers was found. A violation of a court order report was taken at 0910 hours from the 100 block of Concord Street. One male adult was arrested at 1235 hours from LAPD (Hollywood Division) for one outstanding El Segundo PD misdemeanor warrant. A burglary report was taken at 2343 hours from the 1400 block of East Mariposa Avenue. Unknown suspect gained entry into victim’s garage, nothing was taken. Monday, December 26 An adult male was arrested at 0352 hours from the 700 block of North Sepulveda Boulevard for suspicion of burglary. A vandalism report was taken at 0101 hours from the 200 block of North Nash Street. A bus stop glass pane was smashed. A petty theft report was taken at 1224 hours from the 2200 block of East Park Place. Taken was a beach cruiser bicycle. A burglary report was taken at 1316 hours from the 200 block of Penn Street. Unknown suspect(s) stole a GPS device, a metal statue of a camera and a cloth bag. One male adult was arrested at 1321 hours from the 2200 block of East Park Place for trespassing upon railroad property. One female adult was arrested at 1321 hours from the 2200 block of East Park Place for trespassing upon railroad property and one outstanding Redondo Beach PD warrant. A petty theft report was taken at 1943 hours from the 1400 block of East Imperial Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) pried open a vending machine and stole its currency. Tuesday, December 27 No crimes reported. Wednesday, December 28 One male adult was arrested at 0022 hours from California Street and Imperial Avenue for violation of a court order. A traffic accident occurred at 0313 hours from the 2100 block of East El Segundo Boulevard. Vehicle versus building. A traffic collision occurred at 1002 hours in the 1200 block of East Mariposa Avenue. Vehicle versus pedestrian. • Fire Department from front page School District officials and Fire Department personnel take part in field exercises as part of the new School Emergency Response Team (SERT) program. Photo Provided by the El Segundo Fire Department. 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They may also be asked to assist El Segundo or other communities in emergency situations. In order to schedule a class, about 20 volunteers must sign up in advance. Classes take place at Fire Station 2 (2261 E. Mariposa Avenue). Several Fire Department personnel teach the various modules within the curriculum that blends classroom instruction and field drills. Fire Engineer Geoff Gerny administers the program. “I would like to congratulate Engineer Gerny for a very successful first SERT class, which included well-planned curriculum and comprehensive field exercises,” said Donovan. “We look forward to seeing the program grow from here as we go into 2017.” With the El Segundo City Council’s decision to allocate funding for a full-time Emergency Services Manager (the position was vacant for several years due to budget constraints) and given that it is not a matter of if but when a disaster such as an earthquake occurs, Donovan preached the importance of involving the entire community in the process. “I oversaw similar training when I was in charge of disaster preparedness as a Monterey Park Battalion Chief,” said Donovan. “Continuing that effort, I worked with staff to create the SERT and BERT components of training when I served as Fire Chief in Monrovia and have worked to ensure that City staff, residents, school employees and businesses are taking proactive steps to prepare for a disaster. El Segundo will continue to take strides in keeping disaster preparedness, and the City’s responses to them, as a high priority.” The City also holds monthly Disaster Council meetings and recently published its Disaster Preparedness Guide online with more than 40 pages of detailed information for families, schools and workplaces. Donovan added that the success of October’s Disaster Preparedness Fair provided a much-needed surge of momentum and community support to ramp up efforts in the area of emergency response. “These three training programs--CERT, SERT and BERT--are a big step in the right direction to ensure the City of El Segundo is providing the exceptional customer service that is expected,” he said. • need 40 percent fewer workers than before, and yet their output has grown by nearly the same percentage. While automation is hurting the American worker, it’s making the United States more competitive and attractive for investment. The United States will overtake China as the most competitive country in manufacturing by 2020, global manufacturing executives predict. That vote of confidence is based on costs, productivity and the protection of intellectual property, according to Deloitte that conducted the survey. Technologists themselves disagree on the impact the robotic revolution will have on the average American worker. A 2014 Atlantic Monthly article titled “The Robots Are Coming, But Will They Take Our Jobs?” reported on a different survey that asked specialists trained to work with technology how much the current transition to a robotic workforce will disrupt people’s livelihoods and their lives. Highly skilled workers will thrive as robots and software-guided machinery free up the problem-solvers and creative types to focus on more challenging tasks, many think. However, they acknowledge that automation is a push that will propel many others in manufacturing jobs and with less-adaptable skills into unemployment. About 48 percent of the technology experts believe robots will have displaced a “significant” number of blue-collar and white-collar workers by the mid-2020s. The other 52 percent predict that robots won’t displace more jobs than they create by 2025. Which occupations will be most affected by the reliance on machines to do the work of people? Well, let’s start with the one I’m performing now: journalist. Mine is an endangered Robots do everything from building cars to diagnosing cancer.
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