Suspect In Lakeland Village Domestic Violence Has Prior Conviction

LAKELAND VILLAGE, CA — A man convicted of domestic violence in 2009 is the suspect in a similar incident last week at a Lakeland Village RV Park.

According to a report from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department, deputies were called to the 32400 block of Stoneman Street at the trailer park around 11:46 a.m. Friday regarding alleged domestic violence.

The suspect, identified as David Paul Bergstrom, 39, barricaded himself inside the trailer before finally surrendering to deputies, according to the report.

Bergstrom remained jailed Monday at Southwest Detention Center in lieu of $1 million bail, according to records. He was booked on suspicion of assault with great bodily injury, and inflicting corporal injury on a spouse/coinhabitant, both felonies. The booking charges also include misdemeanors: threatening a school officer/employee, obstruction, and public intoxication.

In January 2009, Bergstrom was convicted in Riverside County of inflicting corporal injury on a spouse/coinhabitant, according to court records.

Anyone with additional information about the case is asked to contact Deputy Summersgill of the Lake Elsinore Sheriff’s Station at 951-245-3300.