Long Beach Police Department<\/p>\n
June 7 \u2014 Citizen assist: Caller would like to speak with a deputy about her ex. She will be picking up her two kids at 5 p.m., but the ex is making threats of keeping the kids. She has had issues in the past.<\/p>\n
Caller is detecting a scent of gas outside, and thinks it might be his pills, since they are sedative.<\/p>\n
June 8 \u2014 Criminal trespass: Some people are tent camping in the neighborhood. They pulled in between 10 and 11 p.m. last night, and the caller saw people in a van this morning. The van has left now, but the tent is still there, in a cul de sac with vacation homes. It\u2019s a dark gray van with a bright orange tent.<\/p>\n
Transferred to Medix: Third party report. A male subject is having trouble breathing, and the caller advised that he may be uncooperative with aid.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller\u2019s boyfriend sent her a text around 9:30 a.m. this morning. He had a gun, and was saying he can\u2019t do this anymore. She has been trying to get hold of him, with no response. She also called Ocean Beach Hospital, and was advised that no one with that name has been admitted. The caller doesn\u2019t have an address, she just knows he is in Long Beach.<\/p>\n
A male subject is speaking of a royal decree, and he won\u2019t answer what the emergency is. He was yelling that someone is shrinking his testicles and drugging him, and talking about the royalty and the mafia. He could not articulate the emergency.<\/p>\n
June 9 \u2014 Suspicious person: Caller just saw a light outside his window. The window is open, and the caller did not open it.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: A trailer with a boat on it is parked on the street, and the caller said it is \u201cugly and outdated.\u201d It belongs to a male subject who won\u2019t move it.<\/p>\n
Malicious harassment: A subject is outside the caller\u2019s house right now, and Dispatch can hear the caller yelling \u201cstay away from me!\u201d The caller has been trying to get an order against the subject for ongoing harassment. The subject was in a vehicle, and has now left in an unknown direction. The owner of the RV park was a witness.<\/p>\n
Caller said she was told by one of the tenants that cops went out to their location the other night. She is unsure of exactly when it happened, she would have to speak with the tenant again. She would like a call from an officer to see if she can get more information about what happened.<\/p>\n
Someone in a white Ford pickup with an Oregon plate was driving crazy on the beach, and when the caller was on the approach, the truck ripped past her. While Dispatch was asking more questions, the caller disconnected.<\/p>\n
June 10 \u2014 Caller requested if an officer from the Long Beach Police Department is all right. The caller has suspicions he might have passed away, because their property is up for sale. A certain man might have had something to do with it. The caller\u2019s heart medication has been missing for a while now, and the man has been coming into his apartment.<\/p>\n
Disorderly conduct: It\u2019s not an emergency, but the caller has been trying to get stuff out of a friend\u2019s car, a gray Ford Focus. The friend won\u2019t let the caller have her stuff, and won\u2019t give the caller the room key either, so she can\u2019t leave the room without being locked out. <\/p>\n
June 11 \u2014 Vagrancy: A homeless person is sleeping in front of a business. He\u2019s in a maroon sleeping bag with beer bottles all around. The caller hasn\u2019t contacted the subject.<\/p>\n
Animal problem: There are loose dogs in the area, two black, and two white with black spots. They belong at two different residences in the area that are next door to each other. The caller said it\u2019s an ongoing issue. The dogs are out right now, using the neighborhood as a bathroom and upsetting the caller\u2019s dog. The caller has pictures, but does not need to be contacted.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller wanted to speak to an officer regarding a male subject. Other people have given the subject money to run errands and get their prescriptions, but the subject was actually taking their prescriptions. The caller is unsure where this occurred. The caller also believes the subject drugged his neighbor.<\/p>\n
Sex offense: Grays Harbor transferred in the caller, a juvenile, who wanted to report a sexual assault that occurred at a house in Long Beach. There may be a store near the house, but the caller was unable to narrow down the area of the incident other than Long Beach. The caller only knows the name the suspect goes by. <\/p>\n
Malicious harassment: Caller is in Long Beach, and wants to talk to an officer. A teenaged girl is driving back and forth past the caller, flipping her off and holding a phone out the window and recording her. The caller is in a white MDX Acura; the teenager is driving a black Ford Escape with Oregon plates.<\/p>\n
June 12 \u2014 Animal problem: Two stray dogs are running around the hospital grounds, getting in the way of cars and coming up to the ambulance bay. The caller said one is a pit bull and the other is a mix, and they have no collars. They were last seen by the basement entrance, and have been there for the last 30 minutes.<\/p>\n
Someone was banging on the caller\u2019s hotel door, saying they had a gun. The caller doesn\u2019t know who the subject was. This occurred 10 minutes ago. The windows are now smashed on the caller\u2019s white Mazda. The caller doesn\u2019t know where the subject went, and didn\u2019t see the subject. When the knocking stopped, the caller went outside and found their vehicle was damaged. Another vehicle was also damaged.<\/p>\n
Caller was alerted by his Tesla device in his brain because he was trying to process, with PTSD, how a female subject blew her brains out in an officer\u2019s building back in December. The caller also started talking about an ax, fragrance and Asia, and Dispatch didn\u2019t understand what he was saying.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: Two males are passed out, but breathing, in a blue Mazda hatchback with a pit bull inside. The car is on, and the driver has his hand and head leaning over on the shifter. The passenger is \u201cbobbing up and down.\u201d The caller said they have been there for the last 10-20 minutes.<\/p>\n
Suicidal subject: Caller advised that Mobile Crisis Support is there and requesting an emergency medical technician for a suicidal client. It\u2019s an older male subject who is awake and breathing. He is in one of the rooms with the crisis team, and will be cooperative with receiving aid.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller put a \u201crest in peace\u201d note on an officer\u2019s property. The caller wants to turn himself in for this, if it\u2019s a crime. He\u2019s smoking outside, and said his phone isn\u2019t working now.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller thinks the King of England, Charles III, was murdered three years ago, and Queen Elizabeth was also murdered. He said he thinks Dispatch should know it\u2019s a conspiracy. The caller does not want to be contacted.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: There was an incident in Astoria. A male subject who has been stalking the caller approached her in Astoria. She was driving home, and pulled over, and noticed that he was following her. She advised she lives in a \u201cprotective shelter\u201d situation, and is concerned because of his behavior. She wants a court order, and also wants to be contacted.<\/p>\n
June 13 \u2014 Criminal trespass: A male subject is there, and he has been trespassed. The caller said he\u2019s wearing a blue hoodie and blue jeans, and he is panhandling.<\/p>\n
Found property: Someone brought in a handbag that was left on the bench. It has a wallet and ID inside.<\/p>\n
Suspicious person: A male subject has a nazi sign in his apartment, and is from British Columbia. The subject is discriminating against the caller, saying the caller doesn\u2019t have the right to bear arms. The caller does not want to be contacted.<\/p>\n
There is a device in the caller\u2019s body that talks to him, that refers to him as he\/him but not he\/she.<\/p>\n
Pacific County Sheriff\u2019s Office<\/p>\n
June 7 \u2014 Transferred in from Grays Harbor: There are people heading from Ocean Shores, where he now lives, to harm his family in Naselle. The caller would like a check done on his dad in Naselle.<\/p>\n
Seaview called to report that a male subject drove his car into the water. He is out of the vehicle and does not need to be rescued, he just needs a tow.<\/p>\n
Domestic violence: Caller wants an officer to come to the hospital for two assault victims who were assaulted by some parents at a graduation party.<\/p>\n
Unattended death: Caller found a dead body in her son\u2019s room. It\u2019s a male subject, cold to the touch and stiff. She thinks it might be her son\u2019s friend. <\/p>\n
Fireworks complaint: There are large fireworks, and the caller wants them to stop. He said that if the deputy wants to stop and talk to him, he can. Dispatch can hear large booms in the background of the call. The caller thinks it\u2019s someone having a birthday party.<\/p>\n
There are six or seven people spraying killer stuff on the caller\u2019s trees.<\/p>\n
There are people in the trees and commercial sprayer trucks. The caller can\u2019t see the side of the truck to see what company it is. The caller is home alone and has no weapons. An officer noted this was a mental health issue.<\/p>\n
Caller can hear a male subject screaming, and it sounds like he is in distress. The caller does not see anyone in the area, but cannot see all the way to the highway.<\/p>\n
Shots fired: Caller said he \u201chasn\u2019t seen anyone yet,\u201d and now he said he can hear shots fired, but can\u2019t say what direction it\u2019s coming from. It\u2019s a large caliber \u201cdeer gun,\u201d the caller said, and not fireworks.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: Caller wants to file a complaint about his landlord. The owner of the house is deceased, and the caller is renting the house from someone else. The caller now thinks this is all a scam, and would like a call from an officer.<\/p>\n
June 8 \u2014 At 8:28 a.m., the caller requested an officer for a violent male subject on the property. He checked into an Airbnb yesterday at 3 p.m. The caller could hear the subject talking with a female and children, and the communication was violent. Sexual abuse content was directed towards the children, and the subject encouraged the son to harass her and ask questions that were sexual in nature about rape and murder. This continued until midnight. <\/p>\n
Caller needed to report financial fraud, criminal forgery and illegal eviction by the landlord. The landlord is not on the lease, but has been living at the residence for the last three days. The caller paid an $1,800 deposit, and got evicted. The landlord said he caused damage and broke and left it, and their dog was injured. The caller is not at the address now, but is available by phone.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: A landlord is having issues with a tenant who had a bunch of broken glass in his car. He cleaned the glass out of his car, and left the glass outside all over the ground. The caller trains dogs on the property, and wants it reported since they are working on an eviction for the tenant. The caller was advised to call and make a report. The caller is available by phone.<\/p>\n
Abandoned vehicle: A Honda Civic has been parked on the approach for three days, maybe longer. The caller said no one is in the vehicle, and no one is around it.<\/p>\n
Abandoned vehicle: A car is off the roadway with flashers on. The caller described it as an unoccupied gold four-door hatchback.<\/p>\n
Malicious harassment: Caller is concerned about harassment and stalking when she sends a message or makes a phone call. She thinks that she is not able to communicate. The caller doesn\u2019t want a deputy to contact her.<\/p>\n
Malicious harassment: Caller is being verbally assaulted by subjects who are living in the main home on the property. There are a female suspect and two others. The caller says they are planning on verbally assaulting her through many different people. She can hear them upstairs talking.<\/p>\n
There is a fight at the gas station, and it sounds like someone has been stabbed. The caller can hear lots of screaming and yelling, possibly at the house next to the gas station with all the junk cars.<\/p>\n
June 9 \u2014 Caller can hear hammering coming from the neighbor\u2019s house. There are no lights on in the house, and the caller doesn\u2019t know what is going on. The caller hears it for about 10-15 seconds then it stops for a few minutes, then it happens again. The caller is new to the area, and does not know the neighbors, or how old they are, but would like a deputy to check the house.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: Caller wants a welfare check on a subject who has not answered phone calls or text messages in about a month.<\/p>\n
Abandoned vehicle: A silver\/gray four-door Honda Civic with pink hub caps and trim has been at the beach approach for the last week, and no one is around. The caller reported it previously, and it\u2019s still there today. It\u2019s non-blocking, but the caller is concerned for the driver, and worried they could be missing. The caller requested contact from an officer.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: A male subject is bedbound. He sounded alert and oriented when the caller spoke with him. His wife is supposed to be taking care of him, but she\u2019s spending the night at the hospital, and the caller is worried for his well-being at home alone. The caller wants a phone contact for an update.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: A male subject almost caught his house on fire this morning. He put wood in the oven to start a fire. He is a danger to himself. They need to get him into an assisted living facility. Caller is in a blue Ford Edge in the parking lot, and is available by phone for contact.<\/p>\n
Hemorrhage: A resident is vomiting blackish blood.<\/p>\n
Malicious harassment: Caller said she is being threatened by her daughter, who lives in Aberdeen. The daughter has been told to leave her alone, and she is texting and fighting with her mom. The caller said she had her number blocked, and then she unblocked it.<\/p>\n
Mental subject: A request was made to have an officer respond to the Emergency Department because subjects are there who want to report domestic violence.<\/p>\n
June 10 \u2014 Malicious harassment: A female subject is being harassed and stalked by individuals on the property. She claims they are harassing and \u201cbattering her\u201d by accusing her of having an affair. They are telling her they are going to sexually assault her, and are sending people into the garage to eavesdrop.<\/p>\n
Domestic violence: Caller\u2019s boyfriend has put his hands on her, pulled her hair, thrown coffee on her and had a machete in her face. Dispatch can hear a male subject in the background who is saying everything is fine, and the caller is having an \u201cepisode.\u201d<\/p>\n
Suspicious circumstance: There is a dark gray fairly late model GMC striped truck with a camper on that is parked at the neighbor\u2019s home. The caller said the neighbor is not home, and the main door is open<\/p>\n
Unattended death: A subject has passed away. The caller said the subject has been battling cancer, and wanted to be at home. The death was expected. The subject is beyond any help. An officer noted it was a non-suspicious death, and the coroner declined jurisdiction.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: A check was requested on a female subject that the caller hasn\u2019t been able to contact for a month. There were no other details. An officer noted that Emergency Medical Services checked on the subject, and she declined transport.<\/p>\n
Parking problem: A motorhome has been parked partially on the road for the last week. A subject has been around it off and on, but the caller doesn\u2019t know if the subject is there now. The subject has permission from the owner to be there. It\u2019s an ongoing issue.<\/p>\n
Caller wants to report their concerns about their neighbors, and possible child abuse. On a vacant lot, the caller believes the renters are subletting, because the property owner is renting out to people living in a trailer. The caller said a lot of people come and go from the property. <\/p>\n
Traffic stop: An elderly driver crossed the center line. The driver did not appear to be impaired, and stated they were reaching for something, which the officer concluded was true, due to following the driver for several miles and not observing any lane travel..<\/p>\n
Suicidal subject: Caller does not want to be involved, but she doesn\u2019t want her mom to kill herself. The mom texted her daughter and son-in-law, and threatened to harm herself. She said she didn\u2019t want to live, and she has enough pills, but she wished she had a gun.<\/p>\n
Public nuisance, noise complaint: A man is singing karaoke on the porch, and there\u2019s also loud music playing. The caller said this has been going on for a couple of hours. If officers have the time, she\u2019d like to be contacted.<\/p>\n
June 11 \u2014 Animal problem: A tan horse is standing in the ditch along the road, on a corner.<\/p>\n
A small bag was found with a white powdery substance inside, possibly drugs. The caller said it could\u2019ve been there since last night, but they found it this morning at 8:45 a.m. The caller has been told that often there are transients in the bushes outside the post office. The bag could belong to one of them.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: Caller requested a check on her dad and his partner. She last had contact with them on Saturday. The landline goes to voicemail, and the cell phone isn\u2019t able to receive calls. She is not getting a response to texts, either. There should be a bronze truck parked outside. The caller requests a phone call if contact is made.<\/p>\n
Violation of court order: Caller transferred in from Grays Harbor. The caller\u2019s sister is the protected person on a protection order. The respondent is not supposed to make contact with the caller\u2019s sister, but made contact last night, and is there now, in the sister\u2019s apartment. The caller\u2019s sister is in the car with the caller.<\/p>\n
Burglary: Caller wanted to be connected to the Raymond Police Department. Yesterday someone got into his house and stole all of his medicine. An officer noted that the caller has documented mental health issues.<\/p>\n
Vicious animal: The neighbor\u2019s two dogs are attacking the caller\u2019s goat. They are a rottweiler mix and another mixed dog. The goat is injured. The caller does not know the neighbor\u2019s name and address.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: The landlord is at the lot with an excavator, and he moved old cement septic tanks with the intention of blocking the driveway. They are currently blocking the driveway. The caller is not there right now.<\/p>\n
Traffic violation: While backing out of the driveway, the caller\u2019s female neighbor drove by \u201chauling a**\u201d and didn\u2019t slow down. The caller wasn\u2019t hit. The neighbor is driving a silver van, and the caller has camera footage.The caller said the neighbor has an attitude problem.<\/p>\n
Transferred to Washington State Patrol: There are two subjects, a male with a T-shirt, long pants and big bag, and a very thin female with red hair, who are stopping traffic and walking in and out of the highway. The caller said they went into a property, and came back out trying to flag people down to possibly hitchhike.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller is trying to request a civil standby with a criminal referral. The caller was advised he needs a court order. The caller has a tenant he is offering to sign a \u201ccash for keys\u201d agreement with, but the tenant will not come by because he fears for his safety. <\/p>\n
Citizen assist: There is a derelict blue motorhome in the road. The caller said it\u2019s not totally blocking, you can get around it. The caller thinks it might be the neighbor\u2019s RV, as they have another old RV. It\u2019s rusty, yellow and white and very old. The hood is open, and the caller doesn\u2019t think it runs. <\/p>\n
Three pairs of shoes, two boogie boards and two cell phones have been on the beach for at least 45 minutes. The caller advised the tide is starting to come up, and will possibly reach the items. The caller doesn\u2019t know whom they belong to.<\/p>\n
Vehicle prowl: Someone broke into the caller\u2019s car, a burgundy 2010 Toyota Highlander, sometime from 5 p.m. to now. The suspects opened the unlocked door and stole her purse and a pack of cigarettes. There are no cameras that view that direction. The caller will be by the vehicle.<\/p>\n
Overdose: A female caller said there is an overdose, but she was unable to provide the address. The call disconnected. Dispatch attempted to call back, but there was no answer. Dispatch tried to call back again, and left a voicemail.<\/p>\n
Traffic stop: Driver had a third-degree driving while license suspended charge. The officer noted that the driver has had a clean history for 7-8 years. The driver advised the officer he has a hard time paying for the tickets he received over the years. The officer advised him to contact the Department of Licensing, get a payment plan, and work on getting his license.<\/p>\n
June 12 \u2014 Open line, nothing was heard by Dispatch. The female subject recalled and advised she thinks she has an intruder in her other house on the property. The light is on in the back house. The caller has two homes on the property, and nobody lives in the home behind her. She just noticed the light, but she does not see any vehicles. She does not know anyone who would be there.<\/p>\n
Caller heard what sounded like a young child yelling for help, and it sounded like it came from the south. The caller walked up and down the road and didn\u2019t find anything, or hear anything else.<\/p>\n
Animal problem: Nine or 10 cattle are loose, and they usually graze in a field. The caller doesn\u2019t know where they came from, though. Now they\u2019re across from the field, in a neighbor\u2019s driveway, but not in the road. It looks like they might possibly want to come back on the road.<\/p>\n
Sick\/injured\/neglected animal: Caller was told by Fish and Wildlife to call about an injured hen in her neighbor\u2019s yard. The caller would like to be contacted.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: The neighbor\u2019s trash is all over the caller\u2019s yard, and the caller would like to be contacted to make a report.<\/p>\n
Transferred in from Grays Harbor: Caller\u2019s boyfriend pulled her out of the car and left her out on the beach, and she has scratches, bruises and marks on her legs from him pulling her out. The male subject is driving a blue Audi, and he left going northbound. They were arguing when he did this. He possibly has a sword on the front seat in the car.<\/p>\n
Threats: Caller lives in Lebam. They have renters on their property who are very unhappy about receiving a notice to move. The boyfriend of the renter is making subtle threats to the caller, and the caller and their sister are scared. The boyfreind also sent threatening texts to the caller. He is not on the property currently. <\/p>\n
Criminal trespass: There are trespassers on the caller\u2019s property. The caller said they have been formally trespassed. They are with a gray Toyota Tacoma, and they are both outside the shop, walking around.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute: The girl the caller was with drove off with his car, a 2020 Lincoln Navigator. They live together, and he came to get the car, so she took off to Long Beach to her parents\u2019. They have the car blocked in with the dad\u2019s truck at the house. <\/p>\n
Unconscious person: Caller said the roads are dark and they don\u2019t know the address of their location. They haven\u2019t eaten in a while, and have been trying to get food since noon. They are on the back porch of a black cabin, and feel like passing out due to dehydration. The caller is breathing, but weak, dizzy and really thirsty. The caller complained of pain everywhere, and has a history of heart problems. The address was obtained from RapidSOS.<\/p>\n
Domestic violence: When the caller came home, a male subject came out of the bedroom throwing items around, and told the caller to shut up. He hit her with his hand, and threatened to shoot her. He has access to a firearm, an older pistol. He is in the bedroom, and the firearm is in the same room.<\/p>\n
June 13 \u2014 Domestic violence: A female subject stated she does not feel safe in her home. Her boyfriend pushed her down on the floor and made threats to her while he was standing over her.<\/p>\n
Accident: A vehicle is on its side, and there\u2019s nobody around. The caller doesn\u2019t know if anyone was inside, as they did not stop. There are skid marks leading up to the accident scene.<\/p>\n
Criminal trespass: A female subject is trespassing on her parent\u2019s property. She has a grey Toyota Tacoma, and is with a male subject. They are loading things into the truck. The male is wearing a dark blue hoodie, and the female is wearing a blue zip-up sweatshirt. The caller believes the parents are home, and are most likely sleeping.<\/p>\n
Burglary: Someone stole all of the caller\u2019s cable and other items off his motorhome, and it looks like they used cutters. He was last there two weeks ago.<\/p>\n
Agency assistance: Caller requested a deputy contact regarding client who is in a trailer on the property. The caller is on the scene.<\/p>\n
Threats: Caller wanted an officer to call him back regarding a male subject who was trespassing on a property the caller is looking after, an empty lot. This happened about 30 minutes ago, and the subject was making threats towards the caller.<\/p>\n
Citizen assist: Caller found a dog a few hours ago, but is unsure of the breed. She has a gray collar with white bones on it, and no tag. The caller doesn\u2019t know what to do with her, and would like a phone call.<\/p>\n
Agency assistance: A deputy is wanted to go out and talk to either one of two subjects regarding a 2004 Ford F-250 vehicle that was involved in a hit and run at 1:33 p.m. They are the registered owners of the vehicle. Another deputy will be handling the case, and is still on scene of the hit and run.<\/p>\n
Caller advised of a smaller gold Toyota located on the north side of a building. The caller doesn\u2019t want contact, but said that a deputy has been looking for this vehicle.<\/p>\n
Criminal trespass: There are about 12 people on the property who aren\u2019t supposed to be there. They are out in boats, and are getting out of the boats on the caller\u2019s property. The caller said there was one man shouting at the caller, saying they are allowed to be on the property.<\/p>\n
Abandoned vehicle: A red Dodge Ram has been on the caller\u2019s property for three days now. The passenger back window is boarded up. It\u2019s behind the store, and no one has seen anyone near it. An officer told the caller they can have it towed at any time.<\/p>\n
Suspicious circumstance: There is suspicious cyber activity on ID.gov on the caller\u2019s personal machine. An officer left her a voicemail to call him back. It appears to be a crime that the Pacific County Sheriff\u2019s Office does not have the tools to investigate, but they will wait for her to call back.<\/p>\n
Welfare check: A neighbor of the caller has been worried about another neighbor across the street. The caller went to the house and knocked on the door, but there was no answer. There is a faded gold suburban sitting outside. The last contact with the neighbor was on Thursday. The caller would like to be contacted after the check.<\/p>\n
Civil dispute, transferred in from Grays Harbor: Caller is with security, and requests a deputy to help with some trespassers, two individuals and two vehicles. They have an excavator on a trailer and other equipment, and they are not allowed to be there. The vehicles are on the left hand side of the road, parked by a gate. <\/p>\n
Suspicious person: Someone is setting up camp near the caller\u2019s address.<\/p>\n
Traffic violation: There are people drag racing in the roadway, and the caller can hear people screaming up behind her house. It sounds like a big group of people.<\/p>\n
Animal noise: A lady\u2019s dog has been barking for 30 minutes. Her house is kitty-corner to the caller\u2019s property, over the field that separates them, on the back side of the hill. The caller doesn\u2019t know who the woman is, but it\u2019s a blonde lady who lives in a trailer. The caller would like to be contacted.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Long Beach Police Department June 7 \u2014 Citizen assist: Caller would like to speak with a deputy about…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":367692,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[33],"tags":[131,133,132],"class_list":["post-367691","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-long-beach","tag-long-beach","tag-long-beach-headlines","tag-long-beach-news"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/367691","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=367691"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/367691\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/367692"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=367691"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=367691"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=367691"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}