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Here’s a roundup of crimes reported in Canyon Country East, Zone 8, between 6/19/17 and 6/26/17:

Monday 06/19/17
Thefts from unlocked Vehicles-There was three thefts from 29000 block of Kevin Way. The items stolen from the vehicles were checks, earphones, U.S. Currency and vehicle registrations.

Wednesday 06/21/17
Burglary-27600 block of Evi Lane. Deputies were conducting patrol checks when they were flagged down by staff regarding a burglary in progress. The deputies requested additional units and subsequently arrested two suspects for burglary and vandalism.

Friday 06/23/17
Petty Theft-18200 block of Soledad Canyon Road. An unknown suspect stole the victim’s backpack from his unlocked vehicle.

Sunday 06/25/17
Vehicle Theft-19200 block of Anne Freda Street. An unknown suspect stole the victim’s 2014 Toyota Corolla from the location.

Monday 06/26/17
Burglary-27000 block of Sierra Highway. Two unknown suspects broke into the business. Once inside the business they cut holes in the dry wall to gain access to the neighboring business. Nothing was taken.

Vehicle Theft-19000 block of Soledad Canyon Road. Deputies responded to a vehicle theft call. The victim stated the suspect took the vehicle keys off the counter and stole her car. Deputies found her vehicle a short time later and after a positive identification the suspect was arrested for vehicle theft.

The 4th of July is closing in and it’s a great day to have a block party and enjoy our nation’s birthday. The city of Santa Clarita provides a safe way to enjoy fireworks at the mall.

This is a reminder that all fireworks are illegal in the city and county areas. They carry hefty fines. Leave the fireworks to the professionals, pack the car with the family and enjoy the show. Don’t ruin a great day by ending up in the emergency room or getting fined.

Deputy Luis Cabrera
lrcabrer@lasd.org
661-255-1121 X 4283
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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