Missing Predator, a Fatal Crash, and a Heavy Night for Public Safety
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San Diego County Sheriff's deputies are searching for a sexually violent predator who removed his GPS monitor and went missing, with the Union-Tribune identifying the search area as Rancho Bernardo. Authorities are asking anyone who believes they may have spotted the individual to call 911 or the Sheriff's Department directly — not to approach the person. The search was active as of Friday evening.
Also on Friday, a pedestrian was struck and killed by an SUV in the Golden Hill neighborhood. San Diego Police are investigating. As of the latest available reporting, the victim's identity, the precise time of the collision, and the status of the driver had not been publicly confirmed. Golden Hill is a dense, walkable neighborhood with significant foot traffic, and crash investigations of this type typically take time before full public accounts are released.
In San Marcos, a suspicious device found at a residence prompted a temporary evacuation. Available reporting did not confirm whether the device was ultimately determined to be hazardous or whether arrests were made. Separately, in North County, two people were arrested following an armed home burglary in which one suspect allegedly threatened residents with both a handgun and a machete while property was taken. The Sheriff's Department was expected to release further details. In the courts, a defendant in the Imperial Beach vandalism case — involving alleged property damage tied to civil rights violations — pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge, moving the matter into the formal trial-track phase.