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Grover Beach man arrested for attempted murder

September 14, 2014
Nicolas Joseph Lopez

Nicolas Joseph Lopez

Grover Beach police arrested a 36-year-old man Saturday afternoon for assault and attempted murder.

Shortly after 2 p.m., Grover Beach Police arrived at 1001 Pacific Boulevard to investigate a domestic violence report. A woman told officers Nicolas Joseph Lopez had choked and punched her, vandalized the home and a vehicle and then fled the scene.

Officers searching for Lopez found him hiding in some bushes along Highway 1 near the Grover Beach Train Depot.

After Lopez allegedly resisted arrest, officers used a Taser gun on him and then tackled him to the ground.

Officers booked Lopez into the San Luis Obispo County Jail on charges of attempted murder, domestic violence, resisting officers, and vandalism. The victim was treated by paramedics at the scene.


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Re-Write: Police Allegedly arrested Lopez after he resisted arrest. They allegedly used a taser gun on him prior to allegedly tackling him to the ground. Officers allegedly booked Lopez into the San Luis Obispo County Jail on charges of attempted murder, domestic violence, resisting officers, and vandalism. There that’s better!


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I have lived and worked in the Five Cities area for over 20 years and could give accurate directions to within a block of 95% of the addresses. I had to Google to find out where “Pacific Boulevard” is. (It is in the trailer park squeezed between Hwy 1 and the RR in Oceano.) I understand that it was once a decent basic private recreational trailer park but that the County took it over within the past 10 years and it is now a budget place for semi-permanent living. Such a place is needed but it would be nice if they could weed out the druggies and other low-lifes like the guy above.


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