(S) Jarrod Emmons Thousand Oaks 43
Narrative:
During August 2026, the Thousand Oaks Directed Enforcement Unit (DEU) initiated an investigation into Jarrod Emmons who was believed to be selling narcotics to residents of the City of Thousand Oaks.
On September 8, 2026, DEU detectives contacted Emmons. During the contact, detectives observed signs and symptoms consistent with Emmons being under the influence of a controlled substance. Detectives also determined Emmons was in possession of a burglary tool commonly known as a “Slim Jim,” and a key which he was using to gain access to a storage area in a nearby building.
Detectives searched the storage area and located personal property and other evidence demonstrating Emmons was illegally occupying the space. The investigation further determined that Emmons was obtaining electricity through an unauthorized connection to an electrical outlet without the property owner’s permission.
During a search of Emmons’ vehicle and the storage area, detectives located approximately one pound of marijuana, approximately one-half pound of methamphetamine, 14 hydrocodone pills, various other pills, $940 in U.S. currency, and additional evidence consistent with narcotics sales.
Emmons was arrested for the following offenses:
Health and Safety Code § 11350 Possession of a Controlled Substance
Health and Safety Code § 11378 Possession of a Controlled Substance for Sale
Health and Safety Code § 11364(a) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Health and Safety Code § 11550(a) Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance
Health and Safety Code § 11359(b) Possession of Marijuana for Sale
Penal Code § 602(m) Trespassing by Entering and Occupying
Penal Code § 466 Possession of Burglary Tools
Penal Code § 498(b)(1) Theft of Utility Services
Emmons was transported to the Pre-Trial Detention Facility, where he was booked. He remains in custody with bail set at $50,000.
DEU is comprised of detectives, who focus on protecting Thousand Oaks by actively investigating illegal activities by conducting intelligence led policing with a focus on identifying and arresting prolific offenders. If you have any information about illegal activity in the Thousand Oaks, please contact Senior Deputy Greg Chisari at 805-371-8388.
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