Here is the Crime and Public Safety Information for Newhall, Week of July 17, 2017:
07/17/17, Monday
Burglary – 23300 Tristin Dr., Newhall
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s locked garage and gained entry into two unlocked vehicles associated to the victim. Nothing appeared to have been taken from the two vehicles.
07/17/17, Monday
Burglary – 24500 Wayman St., Newhall.
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s unlocked residence and stole items.
07/17/17, Monday
Burglary – 23300 Tristin Dr., Newhall
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s residence through an unlocked door. When the victim observed the suspect inside, he (suspect) fled from the location. Nothing was stolen from the location.
07/17/17, Monday
Petty Theft – 21200 Bottletree Ln., Newhall
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole items.
07/18/17, Tuesday
Burglary – 23300 Happy Valley Dr., Newhall
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s residence through an unlocked upstairs sliding glass door and rummaged through dresser drawers located in the bedroom. Nothing appeared to have been stolen.
07/20/17, Thursday
Grand Theft – 24800 Newhall Ave., Newhall
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s 1990 Toyota pickup truck while parked at the location.
07/21/17, Friday
Robbery – 20500 Newhall Ave, Newhall
The suspect was arrested by responding deputies after he assaulted an employee, damaged property, and threatened a customer at the location.
07/22/17, Saturday
Grand Theft – 24800 Railroad Ave., Newhall
The suspect was detained for a traffic violation. During the enforcement stop, it was discovered the vehicle had been reported stolen. The suspect was arrested for the indicated charge.
It can take seconds for a thief to steal something from your car, so never leave valuables inside. Most vehicle crime is preventable. Don’t make your car a target for thieves by leaving sought after items such as purses, wallets, lap top computers and cell phones in plain view. Always check you have closed all your windows and locked the doors before leaving your car unattended. While there’s no surefire way to totally prevent your car from being broken into, keeping these tips in mind can make your car less of a target.
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