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The following crimes were reported in Stevenson Ranch (Zone 3) between November 18, 2018 - December 2, 2018:

11/19/18 
Grand Theft (Auto): 25800 block Dickens Street 
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s 2010 Honda Accord. On 11/25/18, the vehicle was found abandoned on the 25800 block of The Old Road. No arrests have been made. 

11/20/18 
Petty Theft (from Vehicle): 25200 block Favoloso Court 
A male adult entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole an iPad, iPhone. The suspect was later arrested on a separate burglary incident and found to be in possession of the stolen items. 

11/23/18 
Burglary (Vehicle): 25600 block The Old Road 
Person(s) unknown smashed window of victim’s vehicle and stole a laptop computer, iPad, and iPhone. 

Burglary (Vehicle): 25600 block The Old Road 
Person(s) unknown smashed window of the victim’s vehicle and stole a backpack and pair of Nike shoes. 

11/24/18 
Burglary: 25300 block Silver Aspen Way 
Person(s) unknown smashed window at location. It is unknown if suspect(s) made entry. Victim did not notice items missing at time of report.

Burglary (Vehicle): 28700 block Castaic Canyon Road 
Several reports received of break-ins to recreation trailers, motor homes at a storage lot. Various items taken including flat screen televisions. 

11/30/18 
Burglary: 26500 block Pico Canyon Road 
Person(s) unknown forced entry into storage container at location and stole miscellaneous tools and generator.

12/01/18 
Burglary (Vehicle): 24900 block Pico Canyon Road 
Person(s) unknown punched lock of victim’s vehicle and stole wallet containing driver’s license, school ID, and $1.00 in U.S. currency. 

12/02/18 
Petty Theft, Possession of Heroin): 25400 block The Old Road
A female adult placed multiple pairs of underwear and other items in her purse, then attempted to leave the location without paying for the items. When confronted by loss prevention officers, she dropped the purse and left the location in an unknown direction. While checking the purse for identification, Deputies found a small bindle containing tar heroin. No arrest has been made. 

Tip of the Week: Mail and Package Thefts 

This is the time of year when the nation sees an increase in package and mail thefts. As such it is imperative that we stay alert and watchful for ourselves and our neighbors. If you are expecting packages, try scheduling to have them delivered when you or someone else will be home. If this is not possible, see if a neighbor or friend can pick them up for you. You may also want to consider having your packages left at the post office and picking them up there. Assure you are checking your mail DAILY, and never leave incoming or outgoing mail in your mailbox overnight. If you see suspicious people in your area, or if you spot people or vehicles which you suspect may be following delivery or postal trucks, call the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s station immediately so a unit can be sent out.

Take care, and be safe. 

Deputy Kevin Duxbury
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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

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