Grays Meadow

This is a gang infested apartment complex and is a contributer

to crime in the area.



Do not support this type of activity or even consider

living here.



I have watched people leave their cars with long 12" knives

showing it to the public and at night; wandering

with a baseball bat. (baseball is great at 11:00pm right'')



The kids hanging out front look like kids having fun but

are nothing but problems waiting to happen.

http://ci.santa-rosa.ca.us/doclib/police_pr/Pages/9-14-10GangFightUpdate.aspx





If you live here report these problems to your local police

department to eliminate this cancer in Santa Rosa.



for current residents; fight back.





here is the fact posted by the santa rosa police, what isnt

reported is even worse:

9/14/2010



On September 11, 2010, at about 7:00 p.m., Santa Rosa Police Officers were dispatched to the area of the Gray s Meadow Apartments on Meadow Way in Santa Rosa regarding a report of a fight involving about 10 subjects. Upon arrival, officers found the victim, a 16 year old male Santa Rosa resident bleeding from lacerations to the head and face.



According to witnesses, a group of young men and women who had gathered in a common area of the apartment complex became involved in a fight. During the altercation, gang related epithets were shouted by some of the involved parties who were associated with a Criminal Street Gang. During the fight, Nicholas Cacace, a 23 year old area resident, allegedly pulled a handgun from his waistband and shouted at the crowd as he pointed the gun towards them. He then struck the 16 year old victim over the head with the gun causing the injuries.



After a brief search of the area, officers detained Cacace and several others in a nearby apartment. Cacace was arrested for Assault with a Deadly Weapon and two gang-related enhancements. He was booked into the Sonoma County Jail for the violations.



On September 13, 2010, detectives from the Santa Rosa Police Department Gang Crime Investigations Team and the Fairfield Police Department Gang Unit, served a search warrant at an apartment in the 600 Block of East Travis Boulevard in connection to this investigation. A 16 year old male, a Fairfield resident with ties to Santa Rosa, was detained by detectives. After a search of the apartment complex and additional follow up, Santa Rosa gang detectives located a firearm believed to be used in the incident.



The 16 year old juvenile was arrested for several criminal violations including being an Accessory to a Crime, Possession of a Concealed Handgun, and two gang-related enhancements. He was transported and booked into the Sonoma County Juvenile Justice Center for the violations.