Detectives from the Fontana Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force discovered David Lopez-Robles (31 years of age) was downloading and distributing child sexual abuse material over the internet.
On July 9th, 2026, a search warrant was served at David’s residence (1100 block of N. Linden Ave) in the City of Rialto. During the search warrant, Detectives seized multiple electronic devices. Evidence relating to the downloading and distribution of child pornography was located.
David was arrested for the distribution of Child Pornography and booked at the West Valley Detention Center.
Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to contact the Fontana Police Department Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force at:
[email protected]@CityofFontanaCA
Fontana business owners and managers are invited to join @fontanapd for Business Watch with Chief Dorsey.
Share your concerns, receive local updates, and connect directly with local law enforcement.
Wednesday, July 22
11 AM to 1 PM
Fontana Police Department
17005 Upland Ave
Lunch provided.
RSVP by Thursday, July 16 at 5 PM:
Chanin Alderete
909-350-7702
[email protected]
#FontanaPD #BusinessWatch #FontanaCA @CityofFontanaCA
Happy 4th of July from the Fontana Police Department.
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, our officers are proud to wear a commemorative badge honoring this historic moment and the values of service, freedom, and community.
Have a safe and meaningful Independence Day.
#FontanaPD #America250 #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay @CityofFontanaCA
The Fontana Police Department is proud to partner with an outstanding group of organizations and first responders to help make the Care and Connect Fun Safety Expo a reality. This free community event is designed to support individuals with autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) by providing valuable safety resources, education, and opportunities to connect with local first responders in a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Through the collaboration of the Autism Society Inland Empire, San Bernardino County Fire, the San Bernardino County Office of the Fire Marshal, Inland Regional Center, the California Department of Developmental Services, and local public safety partners, families will have the opportunity to learn emergency communication strategies, explore neurodiversity-friendly safety tools, and build positive relationships with the professionals who serve our community every day.
The event will take place on Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Fontana. Attendees can enjoy interactive activities in the Fun Zone, including sensory play, bubbles, and inflatables. The first 300 guests will also receive a free dessert. ASL and Spanish interpretation services will be available to help ensure accessibility for all participants.
We are grateful to our community partners and sponsors whose commitment to inclusion, education, and public safety helps make events like this possible. Together, we are creating opportunities for families to connect, learn, and thrive. @AutismSociety@CityofFontanaCA@SBCOUNTYFIRE@InlandRegional
#FontanaPD #CareAndConnectExpo #AutismAwareness #IDDCommunity #CommunityPartnership #PublicSafety #FirstResponders #FontanaCA #InclusionMatters #AutismSupport #CommunityEngagement #SafetyEducation #StrongerTogether #SanBernardinoCountyFire #AutismSocietyInlandEmpire
BACKPACK GIVEAWAY & 7-ON-7 FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
The I CAN Foundation IE is hosting a Backpack Giveaway and 7-on-7 Flag Football Tournament on Saturday, July 25, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at South Fontana Park, located at 16647 Santa Ana Ave. in Fontana.
This free community event is designed to support local youth and families by providing backpacks, school supplies, community resources, healthy food, hydration stations, and opportunities for mentorship and leadership development. Participants will also have the chance to compete in a 7-on-7 football tournament with medals awarded to first, second, and third place teams. All players will receive participation certificates.
Age divisions include:
• Elementary School
• Middle School
• High School
• Special Needs Division
Space is limited to the first 200 participants.
The Fontana Police Department is proud to help spread the word and encourage local families to take advantage of this great community event.
Register online today:
I CAN Foundation Registration (https://t.co/bXdbWJyA9s)
For additional information, visit:
I CAN Foundation IE
#Fontana #FontanaPD #CommunityPartnership #BackpackGiveaway #YouthDevelopment #FootballTournament #ICANFoundationIE #SouthFontanaPark #CommunityStrong @CityofFontanaCA
Celebrate smart this Fourth of July, Fontana.
The City of Fontana and San Bernardino County Fire have a zero-tolerance policy on illegal fireworks. Fines range from $2,500 up to $10,000.
What you need to know:
• Illegal fireworks are NOT allowed anywhere in the city.
• If it flies, explodes, or moves unpredictably, it is illegal.
• “Safe and Sane” fireworks are only allowed in approved areas south of Summit Avenue.
• ALL fireworks are prohibited north of Summit Ave (high fire hazard area and unincorporated zones).
Use and sales times:
• Purchase: June 28 (12 PM–10 PM), June 29–July 5 (9 AM–10 PM)
• Use: 9 AM–11 PM only on approved days
New this year:
If illegal fireworks are used at your home, you can be fined as the host — up to $10,000 per day.
Why it matters:
Illegal fireworks cause fires, injuries, property damage, and impact veterans, seniors, and pets.
Before you celebrate:
Check your zone at https://t.co/B8lyTedV9B
Report illegal fireworks:
• Dial 311 (within city)
• (909) 507-2600
• 1-800-47-ARSON
• https://t.co/gOMyi6aOQ7
Let’s keep Fontana safe. One spark can change everything.
#FontanaPD #FontanaCA #FireworksSafety #SafeAndSane #ZeroTolerance FourthOfJuly PublicSafety CommunityFirst SayNoToIllegalFireworks @CityofFontanaCA @ SBCOUNTYFIRE
Celebrate smart this Fourth of July, Fontana.
The City of Fontana and San Bernardino County Fire have a zero-tolerance policy on illegal fireworks. Fines range from $2,500 up to $10,000.
What you need to know:
• Illegal fireworks are NOT allowed anywhere in the city.
• If it flies, explodes, or moves unpredictably, it is illegal.
• “Safe and Sane” fireworks are only allowed in approved areas south of Summit Avenue.
• ALL fireworks are prohibited north of Summit Ave (high fire hazard area and unincorporated zones).
Use and sales times:
• Purchase: June 28 (12 PM–10 PM), June 29–July 5 (9 AM–10 PM)
• Use: 9 AM–11 PM only on approved days
New this year:
If illegal fireworks are used at your home, you can be fined as the host — up to $10,000 per day.
Why it matters:
Illegal fireworks cause fires, injuries, property damage, and impact veterans, seniors, and pets.
Before you celebrate:
Check your zone at https://t.co/B8lyTedV9B
Report illegal fireworks:
• Dial 311 (within city)
• (909) 507-2600
• 1-800-47-ARSON
• https://t.co/gOMyi6aOQ7
Let’s keep Fontana safe. One spark can change everything.
#FontanaPD #FontanaCA #FireworksSafety #SafeAndSane #ZeroTolerance #FourthOfJuly #PublicSafety #CommunityFirst #SayNoToIllegalFireworks @SBCOUNTYFIRE@CityofFontanaCA
Detectives from the Fontana Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force discovered that George Castaneda, 35, was allegedly downloading and distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) over the internet.
On June 11, 2026, detectives served a search warrant at Castaneda's residence in the 7300 block of Kamloops Avenue in the City of Fontana. During the search, investigators seized multiple electronic devices and located evidence related to the possession, downloading, and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Castaneda was arrested for possession and distribution of child pornography and booked at the West Valley Detention Center.
During the investigation, detectives discovered that Castaneda allegedly posed as a minor on Snapchat to solicit minors to send sexually explicit images and videos of themselves. Castaneda used the Snapchat usernames "geocast_2025" and "g_castaneda2006."
Detectives believe there may be additional victims and are asking anyone who may have communicated with Castaneda through these Snapchat accounts, or who may have sent images or videos to him, to contact Detective Sandoval at [email protected]@CityofFontanaCA
On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at approximately 8:30 a.m., a citizen called 911 to report a community mailbox burglary and theft of mail on the 5700 block of Bay Hill Lane. The suspect vehicle was described as a white
2021 Toyota Venza that fled the area before officers arrived.
Officers responded to the area and located the suspect vehicle. A traffic stop was conducted in the Lowe's parking lot on Sierra Lakes Parkway.
Officers detained the occupants, Adrian Moreno, 39, and Sergio Rodriguez, 36, without incident. During the investigation, officers located a large quantity of stolen mail and burglary tools inside the vehicle. Rodriguez was found to be on probation and had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Moreno was on Post-Release Community Supervision (PRCS).
Both Moreno and Rodriguez were arrested and booked at the West Valley Detention Center. #FontanaPD #MailTheft #MailboxBurglary #CrimePrevention #PublicSafe @CityofFontanaCA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fontana Police Department Addresses Reckless E-Motorcycle and E-Bike Activity
FONTANA, CA — The Fontana Police Department Traffic Unit has been actively addressing ongoing complaints regarding the unsafe operation of e-motorcycles and e-bikes throughout the City of Fontana.
On Thursday, May 21, 2026, at approximately 5:27 p.m., officers conducted an enforcement operation targeting reckless e-motorcycle activity. During the operation, officers attempted to stop a suspect riding an e-motorcycle; however, the suspect fled, leading officers on a dangerous pursuit through the Hunter’s Ridge area.
Fontana Police helicopter Eagle 1 responded overhead and successfully tracked the suspect while motor officers followed from the ground. The suspect eventually entered a water channel tunnel, preventing officers from safely continuing the pursuit.
Following the investigation, Traffic Investigators identified the suspect as a 15-year-old juvenile who had previously led officers on three additional felonious and reckless driving pursuits occurring on April 30, May 11, and May 12, 2026.
On Thursday, May 28, 2026, Traffic Investigators served a search warrant in the 5000 block of La Sarre Drive. The 15-year-old juvenile suspect was taken into custody without incident, transported, and booked at San Bernardino County Juvenile Hall. The involved e-motorcycle was seized as evidence.
The Fontana Police Department’s goal is to prevent serious injuries and deaths involving e-motorcycles and e-bikes within the community. Riders are responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable state and local laws governing the operation of these vehicles.
The Fontana Police Department will continue to maintain a zero-tolerance enforcement approach toward reckless and unlawful riding behaviors that place the public at risk. Parents of juveniles violating these laws may also be held responsible for their child’s actions.
These enforcement efforts are in direct response to the overwhelming number of complaints received from residents regarding reckless riding, traffic violations, and ongoing public safety concerns throughout the City of Fontana.
CHP Safety Training Course
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has created a free online electric bicycle safety course to help protect commuters and recreational riders. The Fontana Police Department encourages all e-bike users to complete a safety course prior to operating their vehicle.
The CHP online safety course can be accessed here: https://t.co/zbHRCXZU1r
@CityofFontanaCA
Congratulations to Fontana Police Department Administrative Analyst Justice Montgomery on graduating from the Civilian Leadership Academy on May 19, 2026.
The Civilian Leadership Institute (CLI) is a five-month leadership development program designed for civilian public safety employees who are current or aspiring supervisors and managers. The program provides participants with the skills, strategies, and professional development needed to become engaging and effective leaders within their organizations, while also building valuable connections with public safety professionals across the state and western region.
Justice’s dedication to professional growth and commitment to public service reflects the values of the Fontana Police Department. Congratulations on this outstanding accomplishment and continued success in your leadership journey.
#FontanaPD #Leadership #ProfessionalDevelopment #PublicSafety #CivilianLeadership #Fontana #TeamFontana @CityofFontanaCA
READY TO LEARN FIREARM SAFETY & CCW PREPARATION?
The City of Fontana and the Southern California Community Safety Foundation are partnering to offer a comprehensive Firearm Safety Training & CCW Preparation course for adults ages 21+.
Participants will learn firearm safety, California gun laws, firearm maintenance, pistol fundamentals, and safe handling skills through classroom instruction and hands-on range training led by experienced instructors.
Course Details:
• $150 per session
• 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Located at CA Outdoors, 8145 Cypress Ave. Unit N
Upcoming Class Dates:
• 06/13/26
• 07/11/26
• 08/08/26
Register today by scanning the QR code on the flyer or visit https://t.co/RJCQBQCdtR.
For additional information, call (909) 854-5151.
#FontanaCA #CommunitySafety #FirearmSafety #CCWTraining #ResponsibleGunOwnership #SafetyEducation @CityofFontanaCA
The Fontana Police Department and Fontana Unified School District Police Department are continuing proactive enforcement efforts involving e-motorcycles, mini bikes, and other illegal off-road vehicles being operated on public streets, sidewalks, parks, trails, and school campuses throughout the community.
Many of these vehicles are not street legal under California law and are being ridden recklessly through traffic, near pedestrians, and around schools. Officers have seen violations including excessive speed, failure to stop for police, riding without helmets, carrying passengers illegally, and dangerous riding on sidewalks and bike paths.
Parents and riders should be aware that California law requires all vehicles operated on public roadways to comply with registration, licensing, equipment, and safety requirements. In many cases, e-motorcycles and off-road bikes do not meet those standards and cannot legally be operated on city streets or public property.
Violations may result in: • Vehicle impounds • Citations • Criminal charges • Juvenile referrals • Civil liability for injuries or property damage
Parents may also be held financially and legally responsible for damage, injuries, or criminal acts committed by their children while operating these vehicles.
Our goal is education first, but enforcement will continue when riders place the public, motorists, students, and themselves at risk. We encourage parents to speak with their children about riding responsibly and understanding the laws before someone gets seriously injured.
The safety of our community remains our top priority.
#FontanaPD #FontanaSchoolPolice #TrafficSafety #EMotorcycleSafety #RideResponsibly #PublicSafety #CaliforniaVehicleCode #SafeStreets #CommunitySafety #FontanaCA @CityofFontanaCA
Today, we proudly recognize four of our Traffic Officers for their dedication and commitment to keeping our community safe.
On May 20, 2026, Officers J. Trujillo, D. Precie, J. Morales, and B. Gossert were honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) during the 2026 MADD Law Enforcement & Prosecutor Recognition Awards, where they received the DUI “23152” Award for their outstanding efforts in impaired driving enforcement.
Their hard work, professionalism, and proactive enforcement continue to make a difference by removing impaired drivers from our roadways and helping prevent tragedies before they happen.
#FontanaPD #MADD #DUIEnforcement #TrafficSafety #DriveSober #ImpairedDriving #LawEnforcement #PublicSafety #KeepingRoadsSafe #FontanaCalifornia @CityofFontanaCA
Detectives from the Fontana Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force discovered Lakhwinder Singh (31 years of age) was downloading and distributing child sexual abuse material over the internet.
On May 19, 2026, a search warrant was served at Lakhwinder’s residence (8800 block of Citrus Av) in the City of Fontana. During the search warrant, Detectives seized multiple electronic devices. Evidence relating to the downloading and distribution of child pornography was located.
Lakhwinder was arrested for Distribution of Child Pornography and booked at West Valley Detention Center.
Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to contact the Fontana Police Department Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force at:
[email protected]
Several mail thefts were reported throughout the City of Fontana overnight on Wednesday, May 13, 2026. On Thursday, May 14, 2026, at approximately 8:13 a.m., officers located a vehicle near Sierra Avenue and Santa Ana Avenue that had been identified through security footage related to the thefts. Officers conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle.
The driver, Mike Bell, 31, was found to have an outstanding warrant for his arrest. During the investigation, officers located illegal narcotics and stolen mail in his possession. The passenger, Alyssa Carcano, 33, was also arrested.
Officers later authored a search warrant for Bell’s residence in the City of Fontana. Patrol officers, along with officers from the Multiple Enforcement Team (MET), served the search warrant and located additional illegal narcotics, stolen mail, and identity theft-related items.
Bell and Carcano were transported and booked at West Valley Detention Center.
#ReportSuspiciousActivity #mailtheft #CommunitySafety #fontanapd @CityofFontanaCA
SBCO: I-10 traffic incident near Cherry Ave. in Fontana. West-bound on-ramp is closed at this time. Expected reopening in 1.5 hours. Seek alternate routes to avoid delays! #Caltrans8
Hoops & Heroes Basketball Event 🔥🏀
Hosted by the Fontana Police Department – Chief’s Roundtable
Calling all high school juniors and seniors in the City of Fontana 📣
We’re excited to announce our FIRST EVER Hoops & Heroes Basketball Event — and you don’t want to miss it!
👥 Teams of 4 players, 8 male teams and 8 female teams
👮♂️ Games refereed by Fontana PD officers
🚒 And by San Bernardino County firefighters
🎉 Fun, family-friendly community event
🗓️ Saturday, June 13th 8am-12pm
📍Koehler Park 15352 Walnut Ave., Fontana
💰 Scholarship Prizes:
🥇 1st Place – $550
🥈 2nd Place – $400
🥉 3rd Place – $300
⚠️ Open to the first 64 applicants only — once spots are filled, registration closes! You must be a senior or junior attending a high school in the City of Fontana to apply. Applications and waivers available online. https://t.co/7Ak2HxlZMD
For questions contact Jacqueline Ayala at [email protected] or (909)350-7758.
#abmillerhighschool #fontanahighschool #jurupahillshighschool #optionsforyouthfontana2 #eHigh #fontanaschoolpolice
UPDATE: Adrian Onate has been located safely and reunited with his family.
The Fontana Police Department would like to thank the community for sharing the information and assisting in the search efforts. Your support is greatly appreciated.
#FoundSafe#FontanaPD#Fontana #CommunitySupport #ThankYou #MissingJuvenile
12-year-old Adrian Onate was reported missing after walking away from Central City Park (8380 Cypress Ave.) at approximately 8:00 p.m. Adrian is described as 5’1” and 126 pounds. He was last seen wearing red cleats, black shorts, and a gray soccer jersey with the number 18 in yellow on the back.
Adrian does not have a cell phone and is not familiar with the area. If you see him or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Fontana Police Department at (909) 350-7700.
#MissingJuvenile #MissingPerson #FontanaPD #Fontana #HelpUsLocate #CommunityAlert #MissingChild #InlandEmpire