Stevenson Ranch: Crime/Public Safety Report- May 9th to May 15th
The following crimes were reported in Stevenson Ranch:

05/10/16

Burglary – 25800 Webster Place

Person(s) unknown went into the victim’s open garage and stole her iPod, laptop computer, and prescription medications from her unlocked vehicle.

Petty Theft (Shoplifting) – 25400 The Old Road

A male adult exited the location with several items he did not pay for. He was arrested for petty theft shoplifting.

Grand Theft (Auto) – Huston Street / Carson Way

Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s Toyota Highlander which was parked at the location, The victim stated that the vehicle was locked, and that all the keys for the vehicle were accounted for.

Petty Theft (from Vehicle) – 26000 Salinger Lane

Person(s) unknown went into the victim’s unlocked vehicle which was parked in front of her home, and stole $70.00 in U.S. currency as well as other miscellaneous items.

Petty Theft (from Vehicle) – 26000 Salinger Lane

Person(s) unknown went into the victim’s unlocked vehicle which was parked in front of her home, and stole sunglasses valued at $500.00, as well as other miscellaneous items.

05/11/16

Robbery – 26900 The Old Road

A male adult threatened the victim with a knife, accused him of having a relationship with his wife, and demanded to see his cell phone. The victim complied and gave the suspect his cell phone. After looking at the cell phone, the suspect gave it back to the victim and left the area in a grey minivan.

Grand Theft (Auto) – 25000 Saragasso Court

Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s Toyota Camry which was parked at the location, The victim stated that the vehicle was locked and that all the keys for the vehicle are accounted for.

Tip of the Week: Securing Your Garage

Many of us use our garages to store high value items as well as our vehicles. Many of us also use our garages as an extension of our front yard when our kids play or as a work shop. During the day, if you are going to keep your garage door open, assure that someone is always present and keeping an eye on things. Be alert to vehicles or pedestrians who may be passing slowly and looking into your garage. Whenever your garage is unoccupied, assure that your door is closed and locked. As an extra level of protection, assure that your car is locked, bicycles are secured, and the door from the garage to your home is secured.

Deputy Kevin Duxbury
KBDuxbur@lasd.org
661-799-5158
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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