Riverside Police Department

CRITICAL MISSING ADULT DUE TO DEMENTIA

UPDATE: Mr. Johnson was located safe and is no longer considered a missing person. We would like to thank the community for the ongoing assistance.

▪️Name: Charles Edward Johnson
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▪️Black male adult, 5’10”, 180 lbs., black hair and brown eyes.
▪️Last seen wearing: Navy blue long sleeve shirt and black sweat pants.
▪️Went missing from the 8400 block of Raintree Avenue today, 10/01/26 at around 6 a.m., last seen walking eastbound towards Adams Street.
▪️ At risk due to Dementia.

Mr. Johnson was last seen in the area of the 8400 block of Raintree Avenue on foot and he does not have a cell phone or other means of communication.

If you see Mr. Johnson or have any information regarding his current whereabouts, please immediately contact the Riverside Police Department Public Safety Communications Center at (951) 354-2007. Please reference Mr. Johnson’s name or report number 260026264.

CRITICAL MISSING PERSON

▪️Jeslyn Isabelle Manzano
▪️Age: 23
▪️Hispanic-female adult, 5’01” 140 lbs., brown hair and brown eyes.
▪️Last seen wearing: grey head phones, a black short sleeve shirt and black colored jogger pants with pink Crocs.
▪️Last seen: In the area of Rutland Avenue and Penny Lane around 1:40 p.m. today-09/27/26.
▪️ At risk factors: Jeslyn is currently pregnant and diagnosed schizoaffective, borderline personality disorder and depression. It is believed she is currently having an episode.
▪️ Jeslyn frequents Rutland Park and 7-11 located at Van Buren and Jurupa Avenue.

If you see Jeslyn or have any information regarding her current whereabouts, please immediately contact the Riverside Police Department Public Safety Communications Center at (951) 354-2007. Please reference Jeslyn’s name or report number 260025903.

AT RISK RUNAWAY JUVENILE

▪️Name: Anthony Brooks III
▪️Age: 16
▪️Hispanic-Male, 5’10”, 165 lbs., black hair and brown eyes.
▪️Last seen wearing black tank top, black sweat pants and black Crocs.
▪️Missing from his residence located at 3500 block of Holding Street.
▪️ At risk factors: Previous su***de ideations and statements made.

Brooks frequents the central plaza, or the surrounding neighborhood with friends. Brooks was last seen in the area of 3500 Holding Street on foot on 9/24/26 at around 4:00 p.m., and he does not have a cell phone or other means of communication.

If you see Brooks or have any information regarding his current whereabouts, please immediately contact the Riverside Police Department Public Safety Communications Center at (951) 354-2007. Please reference Brook’s name or report number 260025699.

RIVERSIDE POLICE ARREST FORMER CARE FACILITY EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF SECRETLY RECORDING STAFF

RIVERSIDE, CA – On July 9, 2026, Riverside Police Officers responded to Riverwalk Post Acute Care, located at 4000 Harrison Street, after an employee discovered a cellular phone concealed inside a single-occupancy employee restroom.

Detectives from the Riverside Police Department’s Sexual Assault and Child Abuse (SACA) Unit assumed the investigation and conducted an extensive review of the circumstances surrounding the discovery. As part of their work, detectives obtained search warrants and collected multiple sources of digital evidence.

Investigators performed a comprehensive examination of recovered recordings, facility surveillance footage, and employment records. Through this process, detectives identified 38-year-old Williams Coronado-Morales of Riverside, a former employee of Riverwalk Post Acute Care, as the suspect responsible for the concealed device.

As the investigation progressed, detectives identified a total of seven victims who were recorded without their consent. The investigation remains ongoing, and investigators continue to analyze evidence and pursue additional leads to determine whether other victims may exist.

On September 8, 2026, Coronado-Morales was located in the City of Riverside and taken into custody. He was booked on seven counts of Invasion of Privacy, and his bail was set at $5,000.

The Riverside Police Department encourages anyone with additional information regarding this investigation, or anyone who believes they may have been a victim, to contact Officer J. Payne at (951) 353-7113 or via email at [email protected]. To view the full press release, including suspect photographs and additional details, please visit the link below:

https://riversideca.gov/press/former-care-facility-employee-arrested

DETECTIVES MAKE AN ARREST ON ABANDONED BABY CASE

RIVERSIDE CA- On Sunday, May 4, 2025, at approximately 2:30 p.m., the City of Riverside’s Public Safety Communications Center received reports of a baby crying inside a dumpster enclosure at an apartment complex in the 3800 block of Jackson Street. Responding officers discovered a newborn infant who had been found moments earlier by a resident. The baby was lying next to a dumpster, breathing, and crying, with the umbilical cord still attached. The infant had been left uncovered and exposed to the rain.

Paramedics immediately provided medical care and transported the newborn to a nearby hospital. Investigators believe the baby had been delivered only a few hours before being found.

Over the following year, Sexual Assault/Child Abuse (SACA) detectives conducted an extensive investigation and ultimately identified the child’s mother as 26‑year‑old Astrid Nohemi Lopez Ramos of Riverside. On Thursday, September 17, 2026, Ramos was arrested for child endangerment and booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center. Her bail was set at thirty‑five thousand dollars.

If there is anyone who may have information relevant to this investigation, please contact Detective Jessica Iniguez at (951) [email protected] or Detective Jarid Zuetel at (951) 826-8714- [email protected]

The Riverside Police Department would like to remind the community that California’s Safely Surrendered Baby Law was created to prevent newborn deaths resulting from unsafe abandonment. Made permanent in 2006, this law allows a parent or legal guardian to safely surrender a baby within 72 hours of birth—no questions asked—to ensure the infant’s safety and wellbeing. In Riverside County, newborns may be safely surrendered at nearly all fire stations and hospitals. To find the nearest Safe Surrender site, call 1-877-BABYSAF (1-877-222-9723) or visit www.211la.org/safely-surrender-baby. To view the full press release, including suspect photographs and additional details, please visit the link below:

https://riversideca.gov/press/detectives-make-arrest-abandoned-baby-case