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The following is a synopsis of crimes reported for the week of January 5, 2025 – January 11, 2025.

January 5, 2024

• Grand Theft (Unlocked Vehicle):

1600 Block of Buena Vista Street. Between 3:03 PM on January 4, 2025 and 3:30 PM on January 5, 2025, the suspect(s) unknown entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle, a white Toyota Corolla, that was parked in the street and stole her “Coach” purse containing a “Kate Spade” wallet and a “Coach” wallet that was left in plain view inside the vehicle. No surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $2,300.
 

• Grand Theft (Bicycle):

1322 Huntington Drive (Grocery Outlet). On January 5, 2025 at 8:30 AM, the suspect unknown, a male adult wearing a black shirt, grey sweatpants, and a black “Nike" backpack, stole the victim’s black “GT” bicycle with camouflage tape that was left unattended in front of the store. Surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $5,100.
 

• Aggravated Assault (Domestic Violence):

1300 Block of Three Ranch Road. On January 5, 2025 at 12:15 AM, the suspect, a male hispanic adult, and the victim, a male hispanic adult who are in a dating relationship, were at the location arguing over relationship issues. Both parties became argumentative and at one point the suspect took the victim's phone and threw it at the victim, hitting the victim in the head and causing a small laceration. A concerned roommate called “911” where responding deputies arrested the suspect. No surveillance video is available. The case was filed with the District Attorney’s office where it was rejected by the filing District Attorney.

January 6, 2024

• No significant activity.

January 7, 2024

• Grand Theft (Tailgate):

1800 Block of Citrus View. Between 3 PM on January 6, 2025 and 8 AM on January 7, 2025, the suspect(s) unknown stole the victim’s tailgate to his 2020 black Toyota Tacoma that was parked at the location. No surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $4,000.
 
January 8, 2025

• No significant activity. 

 
January 9, 2025

• Burglary (Residential):

1919 Huntington Drive. Between 9 PM on January 7, 2025 and 9:30 AM on January 9, 2025, the suspect(s) unknown entered the location by shattering the front glass sliding patio door. Once inside, the suspect(s) ransacked the location and stole the victim’s Apple MacBook, iPad Pro, a lock box containing U.S currency, two watches, and two gold necklaces. No surveillance video is available. The loss was approximately $13,000.
 

• Burglary (Commercial):

1100 Huntington Drive (Its Boba Time). The suspect(s) unknown forced entry through the north facing glass door to the location. The suspect(s) pried open the safe and the cash register from the location. The victim stated both items had zero money inside. Video surveillance was not working due to city wide power outage. Business sustained approximately $4,500 in damage and no loss. 
 
January 10, 2025

• No significant activity.

January 11, 2025

• No significant activity.  

  There are steps you can take to help prevent theft of unattended packages from happening to you or your neighbors.

• Pick up packages as quickly as possible.
  • Leaving packages for an extended period of time increases the chances of theft.  Most major shipping companies offer online package tracking, and some can even send you a notification when your package arrives. Utilize these and other services to avoid leaving your delivery unattended for long periods of time.
• Request a signature or schedule a delivery.
  • Many shipping companies allow you to request a specific time frame for delivery, such as an evening or weekend when you know you will be home. You can also request that the package not be left without a signature. That way, if you are not around to sign, the carrier will try delivering your package at a later date.
• Use a locker or other secure location.
  • Sign up for free services such as FedEx Delivery Manager^® and UPS My Choice^® or use Amazon Lockers to deliver your package to a local retail store or another secure location until you are able to pick it up.
• Ship your items where you have the best chance of receiving them, such as your office or place of work.
• Family members, trusted neighbors, or friends may be home when you are not.
  • Consider asking them to accept packages on your behalf or hold them until you arrive.
• Package theft protection basics.
  • Keep the area around your front porch clear and visible.
  • Outdoor security cameras. Make sure your security cameras are highly visible.
  • Video doorbells with motion activation, are more likely to catch a thief’s facial features.
  • Post home security advertising in window and yard signs.