UKIAH, CA — “On 05/15/2026 at approximately 8:30 P.M., Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office Deputies were dispatched to the 100 block of Ford Road in Ukiah, CA, regarding a report of a suspicious and aggressive male subject causing concern to citizens in the area. The reporting party advised the male subject was yelling aggressively and had parked his vehicle in a manner that obstructed access to the parking area.
Upon arrival, Sheriff’s Deputies observed a male matching the description who appeared to be in a verbal confrontation with two subjects in the area. Sheriff’s Deputies contacted the male subject, later identified as Justin Greer (43-year-old male from Willits, CA). During the investigation, Sheriff’s Deputies observed Greer displaying objective signs and symptoms consistent with alcohol and controlled substance intoxication to include: erratic behavior, rapid mood changes, hyperactive body movements, and delayed responses.
While Sheriff’s Deputies attempted to conduct their investigation, Greer repeatedly refused lawful commands and attempted to leave the scene after being advised he was not free to leave pending further investigation. When Sheriff’s Deputies attempted to place Greer under arrest, he actively resisted by pulling away and using physical force during the struggle with Sheriff’s Deputies before ultimately being taken into custody.
During the investigation, Sheriff’s Deputies learned Greer was released from custody on bail from the Mendocino County Jail for an unrelated arrest for alleged felony crimes.
Based on the totality of the investigation to include statements from witnesses, Greer was arrested for violations of 69(a) PC – Resisting by force or violence, 148(a)(1) PC – Resisting/delaying a Peace Officer, 11550 HS – Under the influence of a controlled substance, and 12022.1 PC – Committing a felony while released on bail or own recognizance. Greer was transported and booked into the Mendocino County Jail. Greer was later released on a signed promise to appear after posting $40,000 bail.
Anyone with information related to this incident is requested to contact the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office at 707-463-4086 (option 1). Information can also be provided anonymously by calling the non-emergency tip-line at 707-234-2100.”







