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A Ukiah man was arrested Monday on suspicion of carjacking after he allegedly held a knife to a taxi driver’s throat and stole his vehicle, Ukiah police said.
According to the UPD, on June 24 around 9:50 a.m., officers responded to the 200 block of South Orchard Avenue when a taxi driver, identified only as a 51-year-old Ukiah man, reported that a man was “holding a knife to his throat and taking possession of a silver Toyota Prius taxi.”
The suspect, identified as Justin M. Hietala, a 41-year-old Ukiah resident, also allegedly “threatened to kill the victim before leaving in the stolen taxi,” after which the victim took a photo, which was shown to police . officers and which “clearly showed that Hietala drove the stolen taxi away from the victim.”
UPD personnel then used the FLOCK camera system to obtain the stolen taxi’s license plate number and provided it to UPD officers, who checked the area and issued a Be On The Lookout (BOLO) to the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. and the California Highway Patrol.
CHP officers then located the stolen taxi “in the area of Highway 101 southbound at Henry Station Road,” where Hietala was allegedly driving “erratically.”
By deploying a “Spike Strip,” a CHP was reportedly able to “disable the vehicle’s tires, a crime was stopped by CHP, and Hietala was taken into custody without incident.”
When the victim was transported to the scene of the traffic stop, he reportedly “positively identified Hietala as the suspect who threatened him with a knife and took the Toyota Prius, (which) was returned to the taxi company.”
Hietala was subsequently booked into the Mendocino County Jail on suspicion of carjacking and making criminal threats.
The UPD expressed its gratitude to the CHP and MCSO for their assistance.
See more at The Ukiah Daily Journal
