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Two suspects in Wednesday afternoon’s home invasion robbery of an elderly Valencia man have been arrested and charged.

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Deputies said “a coordinated quick-paced response,” led to the arrests of Angel Romo, 25, of Mission Hills and Courtney Waller, 25, of Canyon Country and the recovery of the victim’s stolen vehicle and property.

The home invasion occurred in the early afternoon hours of July 6, when the suspects robbed a 99-year-old man at gunpoint at his residence on Tournament Road in Valencia.

When a Santa Clarita Sheriff’s deputy responded to the location of the robbery, he noticed a man, matching the description of the suspect, getting into a car parked near the victim’s residence.The deputy said that the man, later identified to be suspect Angel Romo, was “acting nervous and sweating profusely.” The man was detained and found to have a $75,000 misdemeanor warrant in the system. When the suspect’s car was searched, heroin and drug paraphernalia were retrieved.

In the nearby proximity, a deputy saw a female walking along Wiley Canyon Road.  The female, later identified as Courtney Waller, matched the description of the second home invasion robbery suspect.  She was detained by responding deputies and both her and Romo were positively identified by the victim as being the suspects who had robbed him at his home.

Patrol deputies located the victim’s stolen car on the 24000 block of Avenida Crescenta. Inside the Ford Escort, deputies recovered the victim’s stolen property as well as a 12 gauge shotgun and case.

The two suspects, Angel  Romo, 25, and Courtney Waller, 25, were arrested, transported and booked on multiple felony charges including robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, vehicle theft, felon in possession of firearm, false imprisonment, and intimidating a victim.

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18 Comments

  1. Donna Boyer says:

    Really? Robbing a 99 year old man?! Shame, shame, shame! Pick on someone your own size and age!

  2. Wow! Two 25 year old punks robbed a 99 year old man. Talk about a crazy, messed up world we live in. Ugh!

  3. Kat Fo says:

    Nathalie Rousset Marg maybe it was him?!?!

  4. Check out her Facebook page

  5. Jc Fox says:

    Not good. David Forshee

  6. Scavangers hate when people prey on the old n weak…vultures

  7. Thank God they found these 2 pieces of $£!%. And glad they were stupid enough to keep all the evidence in a place where is was easy to find. Nothing like packaged up evidence.

  8. Awful. Glad they caught the scum. Right in my neighborhood.

  9. Looked her up, they really should post her photo here for the community to know what she looks like

  10. Adam Guzman says:

    Daniel Costello Guzman

  11. Bob Shepler says:

    I know Courtney. You would be surprised at the hard working loving an giving family she came from.

  12. Good job officers. ?????

    • Eli machuca says:

      Thats not true just because the news said it you dont have to believe it.Angle was ever near that place he was just in the car wanting for Courtney

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