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05/12/19
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  25300 The Old Road
 
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s vehicle and stole a backpack containing a jacket, hand held two-way radio, text books, and various other low valued items.  The victim stated his vehicle was locked.  There were no signs of forced entry.  Total loss was $444.00.
 
05/11/19
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  27500 The Old Road
Person(s) unknown smashed the rear passenger window of the victim’s vehicle and stole his backpack containing his ‘Google’ tablet.  Total loss including damages was $1,350.00.
 
05/10/19
 
Petty Theft:  25500 Crocket Lane
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s ‘Ring’ doorbell/security camera from the front door of the location.  NO arrests have been made.  Total loss was $200.00.
 
05/09/19
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  25200 The Old Road
 
Person(s) unknown smashed the rear passenger window of the victim’s vehicle and stole his backpack containing his medication, laptop computer, cell phone, car keys, and clothing items.  Total loss including damages was $1,820.00.
 
Grand Theft:  24900 Pico Canyon Road
 
A male adult forcibly removed three iPhones and three iPads from the display stand, then left the location without paying for the items.  Total loss was $5,410.00.
 
05/07/19
 
Petty Theft (Shoplifting):  25600 The Old Road
 
Four male adults and one female adult entered the location.  One of the male suspects distracted the cahier while the other suspects placed nine pairs of shoes into bags and left the location without paying for the items.  Total loss was $835.00.
 
05/06/19
 
Grand Theft:  25500 The Old Road
 
Person(s) unknown cut the locks to a security box and then cut and stole the copper water pipes leading to the location.  Total loss including damages was $1,000.00.
 
Burglary (Garage):  24900 Constitution Avenue
 
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s open garage and stole her silver ‘Trek Lexus’ bicycle.  Total loss was $590.00.
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  25200 The Old Road
 
Person(s) unknown smashed the passenger window of the victim’s vehicle and entered the vehicle.  The victim stated he was not sure if anything was missing from his vehicle.  Total cost in damages was $1,200.00.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tip of the Month:  Never Leave Children or Pets in Your Vehicle in Hot Weather.
The June gloom has passed, and we are beginning to experience much warmer weather.  With that being said, we need to be aware of the hotter temperatures that are already occurring.  On average, the inside of a vehicle can be between 20–30 degrees hotter than the outside temperature, even with the windows left partially open.  Never leave children or pets in a vehicle unattended in hot weather, even if you only plan on being away for a few minutes.  For safety reasons alone, you should always take your children with you.  In hotter weather, do your pets a favor and leave them at home.
Take care, and be safe.
 
Dep Kevin Duxbury
[email protected]
661-799-5158
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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Jim McDonnell, Sheriff
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Social media is a huge tool used by just about everyone for just about everything.
 Things like Facebook, Nixle, and Nextdoor are excellent ways of keeping communities in touch as to what is going on around them.  Additionally, many law enforcement agencies, to include the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, also uses social media as a way of communication with the public and keeping them updated during local emergencies.
 
Social media is not a way, however, to report a crime.  Station dispatchers do not monitor social media for complaints made about crimes or concerns.  Additional, we can't investigate crimes based solely off of social media posts, as there has to be a report in place first notifying us of the crime in order for us to investigate. To report a crime or concern, citizens have to do it the old fashioned way, and call us.
 
So with that said, here's how you can report crime: - If it is an emergent situation or crime in progress, call 911 -To make a police report, you can call our station at 661-255-1121 for a deputy to be dispatched to your location or you can come by our station and make a report with our front counter deputy. - There are certain crimes that can be reported online through the LASD crime reporting system at http://shq.lasdnews.net/shq/SORTS/sorts_intro.aspx You can report the following incidents online: •Lost or stolen cell phones valued $950 or less •Lost or stolen property valued $950 or less •Vandalism, excluding graffiti, where damage is valued under $400 •Theft from an unlocked vehicle valued $950 or less •Theft from an open or unsecured area valued $950 or less - If you have information about a crime or illegal activity, you can also submit tips to us anonymously through www.LACrimeStoppers.org, or by calling 1-800-222-8477. -Los Angeles County Sheriff also has a new mobile app that you can download. The app allows you to make qualifying online reports and submit anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers.
 
Dep Duxbury