Crime Information and Public Safety Report for Canyon Country (East)-Week of April 18th – April 24th
The following crimes were reported last week:

04/21/16

Petty Theft – 27900 block of Solamint Road

An unknown person entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole his “Ray Ban” sunglasses, reading glasses and gate card opener.

Vehicle Burglary – 27900 block of Solamint Road
An unknown person entered the victim’s locked vehicle and stole a child’s carseat, backpack and fanny pack.

Vehicle Burglary – Jakes Way/Eleanor Circle
An unknown person smashed the passenger side front window of the victim’s vehicle. The suspect stole an “Ipad”, blue backpack, stethoscope and blood pressure cup.

GTA – 14300 block of Soledad Canyon Road.
An unknown person stole the victim’s semi-truck from the location.

04/22/16

Burglary – 27900 block of Tyler Lane
An unknown person entered the victim’s locked garage. The suspect entered the victim’s vehicle and stole a radio, amplifier, shoes and a car seat.

Burglary – 18000 block of Sundowner Way
An unknown person entered the victim’s garage and stole a drum set.

Vehicle Burglary – Jakes Way/Eleanor Circle.
An unknown person smashed the passenger side rear window of the victim’s vehicle and stole several items.

GTA – 18400 block of Jakes Way

An unknown person stole the vehicle white it was parked at the location. The suspect crashed it a short time later and was arrested.

Auto Theft Tip

One crime you can help us prevent is auto burglary. Almost all autoburglaries have one thing in common: something to steal. Something of value is left in the car, often in plain sight of a passing burglar. Many auto-burglaries are “crimes of opportunity”.These crimes can often be avoided if simple preventative steps are taken.

Don’t leave valuables in your car. Thieves are targeting purses, laptops, GPS units and MP3 players, which are easily sold. Additionally, computers, purses and wallets are highly desired targets that are stolen, to commit identity theft. Don’t hesitate

Don’t hesitate to call the Sheriff Station if you see suspicious activity. We count on good people to be our “eyes and ears.”

If you have any questions, please feel free to call or e-mail me.

Deputy Luis Cabrera
lrcabrer@lasd.org
661-799-5158
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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