On July 8, at approximately 3 a.m., Ukiah Police Department officers were dispatched to the area of the 1000 block of South State Street.
Officers contacted a 19-year-old female victim, a Kelseyville resident, who advised she was in a dating relationship with Jaime Gregg, 21, of Ukiah. The victim and Gregg got into multiple arguments during the night that led to Gregg striking her in the face with an open hand. Gregg later grabbed a loaded Glock semi-automatic pistol and held the pistol against her head and threatened to kill her and then kill himself. The 19-year-old pleaded for Gregg to put away the firearm and he complied. Gregg’s mother, Kcaj Larson, 44, of Ukiah, was also at the residence on Mulberry Street when the incident occurred.
Larson got into a physical altercation with the 19-year-old victim. Larson grabbed her hair and neck and pushed her against a dryer. The 19-year-old was able to flee from the residence on Mulberry Street and asked a person walking on the street for help.
UPD officers located the victim and conducted an investigation. Based on a firearm being used in the commission of this domestic violence incident, UPD officers authored a search warrant for the residence and maintained visual of the residence. UPD officers notified the Mendocino-Lake County Regional SWAT Team.
UPD officers confirmed that Gregg was still in the residence. Mendocino-Lake County Regional SWAT Team took control of the scene. Gregg was ordered out of the residence and was taken into custody without issue.
Larson, however, was confrontational with SWAT and did not initially comply. SWAT was eventually able to get Larson and a 5-year-old child to safely exit the residence.
UPD officers conducted a search of the residence and located a Glock handgun, a short barrel rifle, AR parts, a suicide note, and other items inside of Gregg’s room. Officers also located approximately 16 grams of suspected methamphetamine inside Larson’s room where she had her 5-year-old grandchild staying. Child Protective Services responded to the scene and took temporary custody of the juvenile.
Gregg was arrested on suspicion of: Possession of a stolen firearm – Felony; Possession of a short-barreled rifle – Felony; Assault with a deadly weapon (firearm) – Felony; Threatening Crime with intent to terrorize – Felony; and Domestic Violence – Misdemeanor.
Larson was arrested on suspicion of: Child abuse – Misdemeanor; Possession of a controlled substance – Misdemeanor; Possession of drug paraphernalia – Misdemeanor; and Battery – Misdemeanor.
Both were booked into the Mendocino County Jail. UPD detectives obtained a bail enhancement for Gregg in the amount of $100,000.
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