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The following is a synopsis of crimes reported for the week of November 24, 2024 – November 30, 2024.        
 
November 24, 2024

• Grand Theft:

2400 Block of Maynard Drive. Between 9 PM on November 23, 2024 and 6:30 AM on November 24, 2024, the suspect(s) unknown stole the victim’s tailgate to his 2021 silver Toyota Tacoma that was parked at the location. No surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $4,500.
 
November 25, 2024

• No significant activity.

 
November 26, 2024

• No significant activity. 

November 27, 2024

• Grand Theft (Shoplifting):

2315 Huntington Drive (CVS). On November 27, 2024 at 7:47 PM, the suspects unknown, two female black adults one wearing a black sweater, and black shorts and the second female wearing a white sweater and gray pants carrying a black bag, entered the location, went directly to the cosmetics aisle, and concealed multiple items in the bag. The suspects exited the location without attempting to purchase the items and fled the location in an unknown direction in a black four door vehicle. Surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $2,800. 
 
November 28, 2024

• Grand Theft (Shoplifting):

2315 Huntington Drive (CVS). On November 28, 2024 at 12:27 PM, the suspects unknown, two female hispanic adults, one wearing a white shirt, and black pants and the second wearing a gray sweater and gray pants carrying a black bag, entered the location, went directly to the cosmetics aisle, and concealed multiple items in the bag. The suspects exited the location without attempting to purchase the items and fled the location on foot in an unknown direction. Surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $3,400.
 

• Aggravated Assault:

1900 Block of Capehart Avenue. On November 28, 2024 at 5:23 PM, the suspects, a male hispanic adult and a male white adult, were at the location celebrating the holiday, when they became intoxicated and began to argue. The argument led to both parties fist fighting. The victim attempted to break up the fight, when the male hispanic suspect became angry, left the location, returned shortly with a bat, and struck the victim once in the face. The victim fearing he would be assaulted more, called “911”. Deputies arrived and the suspect was not at the location and the victim was uncooperative. No surveillance video is available.

November 29, 2024

• Grand Theft:

2400 Block of Calle Villada Circle. Between 1 PM on November 28, 2024 and 9 AM on November 29, 2024, the suspect(s) unknown stole the victim’s catalytic converter to his 2007 silver Lexus RX400 that was parked at the location. No surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $2,000.

November 30, 2024

• Grand Theft Auto (Attempt):

1031 Central Avenue (Envision Ford). On November 30, 2024 at 8:05 AM, the suspect unknown, a male black adult wearing all black clothing, entered the location and shouted at the employees claiming that he was the owner of the location. An employee confronted him and told him he needed to leave. The suspect proceeded to grab a set of car keys and ran to the parking lot and began pressing the button on the keys to unlock the vehicle in an attempt to take the vehicle. The suspect fled the location on foot and dropped the keys. No surveillance video is available.  
 
   
Skimming devices are hidden electronics used to steal banking and personal information stored on credit and debit cards.In most cases, skimmers are being placed inside gas pumps and are undetectable without opening the machine.
 
Citizens can reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim by following the tips below:

• Pay inside at the gas station, instead of paying at the pump.
• If not using cash, always pay with a credit card, not a debit card, for better fraud protection.
• If using a debit card, run it as a credit card instead of putting in a PIN number.
• Consider using a refillable prepaid card to purchase gas at the pumps.
• If you haven’t done so already, switch to a chip reader on your card.
• Regularly monitor your bank statement for fraudulent activity.
• Report fraudulent activity to your local law enforcement agency.