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Public Safety and Crime Prevention Information for the week of 05/18/15 to 05/24/2015

 

Assault with a deadly weapon.

24300 block of Valencia Blvd. An unknown male suspect engaged a security guard in a verbal argument. The suspect punched the victim in the face and then hit him in the face with his skateboard. The suspect then fled the area on his skateboard and was unable to be located. No arrest made.

 

Burglary:

23300 block of Gleneagle Ct. An unknown suspect entered the victims residence and stole numerous items from inside his home. No signs of forced entry was visible from the location. The informant stated he believes his ex-wife stole the missing items. No arrest made.

24400 block of La Glorita Cir. While the victim was cleaning out his garage, an unknown suspect stole numerous items from his garage while the victim was inside taking a break.

27800 block of Dickason Dr. Approximately 60-100 students removed approximately 100 desk and anatomy dissection cats and placed them thought out the school. This was a senior prank and the school is non desirous. No arrest made.

24500 block of Town Center Dr. An unknown suspect pried a door open to the victims garage and stole numerous items from inside the victims garage. No suspect information. No arrest made.

24700 block of Riverchase Dr. An unknown suspect stole the victims scooter from inside his garage. The victim saw a male with a scooter very similar to his stolen scooter. No arrest made.

23500 block of Via Plata. An unknown suspect entered the victims residence by smashing the rear window and stole 15 thousand dollar worth of jewelry. No suspect information. No arrest made.

 

Shoplifting:

24400 block of Magic Mountain Pkwy A female suspect was arrested from the location for failing to pay for items she had concealed on her persons as she exited the store. Arrest made.

26400 block of McBean Pkwy A male suspect was arrested from the location for failing to pay for items he had concealed on his persons. Arrest made.

24400 block of Magic Mountain Pkwy A male suspect walked into the location and exited the store without paying for concealed items. No arrest made.

24400 Magic Mountain Pkwy A male subject was detained from the location for failing to pay for items he had concealed on his persons while exiting the store. Detention made.

 

Petty Theft:

24100 block of Del Monte Dr. An unknown suspect stole the victims bicycle from his underground garage parking area. No suspect information. No arrest made.

 

Vehicle Burglary:

23300 block of Sunnyvale Ct. An unknown suspect made entry into the victims vehicle and stole a few personal items from inside the vehicle. No arrest made.

As always please feel free to contact me with any questions of comments.

 

Deputy, Brian Heischuber

Zone 5 Leader (Valencia)

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station

Crime Prevention Unit

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