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Public Safety and Crime Prevention Information
Snapshot 01/06/2014 – 01/12/2014
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Crime Prevention Unit

 

Last week, the following Part 1 crimes occurred in Canyon Country East:

(4) Residential Burglaries (2) Shop lifting (1) GTA (1) Robbery (1) Murder (1) Assault with Deadly Weapon

A strong arm Robbery occurred near the 18300 block of Soledad Canyon Road.  In this incident a suspect attempted to take the victims van while it was parked in front of a building. The victim saw the suspect in her van tampering with the ignition.  She approached the suspect and attempted to hold him down until deputies arrived but was unable to.  The victim was able to take the suspects wallet out of his pocket which contained the suspects identification.   Deputies later arrested the suspect for Robbery and attempted Grand Theft Auto.

A Grand Theft occurred at the Robinson Ranch golf course.  The victim was the DJ at a party at the location.  While he was loading his equipment into his vehicle a suspect took his sound mixer from his trunk.  The item was worth several thousand dollars.

A residential Burglary was reported near the 26000 block of Brant Way. In this incident suspect(s) broke into the victim’s home and vandalized it.  The suspect(s) damaged appliances the tile floor and spray painted on every wall of the house with black and gold paint.  There was several thousand dollars’ worth of damage to the home.

There was a murder near the 18000 block of Sundowner Way.  This incident appeared to be gang related and is currently being investigated by Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Homicide Bureau.  If you have any information regarding this incident please call (800) 222-TIPS.

 

Deputy Chris Craft

cwcraft@lasd.org

661-255-1121 EXT. 4283

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

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10 Comments

  1. Bree Shields Bree Shields says:

    Not to mention all the business burglaries last week

  2. Mary Gregory Mary Gregory says:

    So sad the downhill course that area has taken. Used to love it there in 1976 until 1998. No more

  3. Linda says:

    Pucutuated?

  4. Mary Gregory completely agree , its disgusting how greedy this town got by building all these apartments making this town over crowded and low income houses bringing theft, burglary , drugs , and murders .

  5. Mary Gregory Mary Gregory says:

    Just saddens me as I truly loved that area and raised my boys there and now it’s a scary place.

  6. Greg says:

    Interesting how people usually remember things as being better in the past (like the good ole days that never really existed). Violent crime rate for Canyon Country in 1999 was 190 incidents per 100,000 residents. In 2012 it was 120 incidents per 100,000 residents. So do you remember wrong or is the FBI getting worse at tracking crime statistics?

  7. Wow some comments are pretty thoughtless. People who live in apartments or have lower incomes cause crime? I know many people who live in apartments and have low income who are law abiding and good people. I also know many wealthy people who are horrible and will rob everyone blind. Just something to think about.

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