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A residential burglary occurred near the 25000 block of Magic Mountain Parkway.  The victims were at home sleeping when they heard noises coming from the front room.  They walked towards the front room and saw three suspects inside their house wearing ski masks.  A confrontation ensued between the victims and the suspect over an affair taking place between the two parties involved.   The victims knew the suspects and recognized them right away. Nothing was stolen from the location, but a large argument erupted between the victims and the suspects.  This incident is related to a family disturbance.  This incident is currently being investigated by the station detective bureau.             

A burglary occurred near the 27300 block of Tourney Road.  Unknown suspect(s) forced entry into the bathroom area at the location by prying open the doors.  Numerous items were stolen from the location. 

A burglary occurred near the 27800 block of McBean Parkway. Unknown suspect(s) unknown broke into an apartment association garage containing gardening tools.   The garage was pried into and numerous items were stolen from inside the location.     

A burglary occurred near the 28000 block of Avenue Stanford. Two suspects were arrested by patrol deputies after they were caught in the act of stealing machine parts from the business.

A robbery occurred near the 24000 block of Magic Mountain Parkway.   Two male suspects entered the location with a backpack.  Both suspects filed their backpack with numerous liquor and personal items.  Both suspects then walked towards the front of the store and made no attempt to pay for the items concealed in the backpack.  As the security officer saw this taking place, he walked over to confront the two suspects.  One suspect pulled out pepper spray and sprayed the security guard in the face.  The security officer was able to grab the backpack and both suspects fled the location on foot.  The suspects are described as a two male Hispanics 508 150lbs black hair brown eyes.  

A vehicle burglary occurred near the 24800 block of Avenue Rockefeller.  The victims 2008 Chevy van was broke into overnight.  The vehicle was parked at the location overnight and secured.  When the victim returned the following day he noticed his vehicle had been broken into.    

A vehicle theft occurred near the 23900 block of Creekside Drive.   The victim’s vehicle was stolen from the location while parked on their property.  The vehicle is a mobile wash truck which contained numerous car cleaning items inside it. The suspect exited the lot by ramming the security gate located at the front entrance. 

A vehicle theft occurred near the 24300 block of Town Center Drive.  The victims 2014 Toyota Corolla 4door CA Lic # 7DSW727 door stolen from the location.  The vehicle is still outstanding as of 10/15/2014  

A vehicle theft occurred near the 25400 block of Via Nautica.  The victim’s 2002 Jaguar X-type 4 door was stolen from the location.  The vehicle was recovered by LAPD Hollywood’s Division a few days later.   

An attempted burglary occurred near the 24100 block of Newhall Ranch Road. The victim stated two male black adults and a female Hispanic adult stood at her door ringing the victims doorbell for 30 minutes.  One suspect jumped the victim’s wall to her back porch and began putting on rubber gloves.  The victim looked out her rear sliding window startling the suspect. The suspect then jumped back over the wall and fled the location with the other suspects.    

A bicycle theft occurred near the 27500 block of Olive Mill Court.  Unknown suspect(s) stole the victims “Emme 10 speed bicycle” which was left unattended on the side of her home.  No suspect information in available. 

This past week we had ten shoplifting incidents reported at our local businesses.   Out of the reported ten incidents, six suspects were arrested and booked at Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station.  All cases are currently being investigated by our station detective bureau. 

As Halloween approaches please keep this safety tips in mind as your out and about this Halloween. 

Crime Prevention Tips

The following crime prevention tips can help make

Halloween safe and more enjoyable for everyone:

• Do not leave your home unattended;

• Keep your pet(s) indoors or other in another safe

place;

•Walk through your neighborhood with others to dis

courage acts of malicious mischief and speeding

motorists;

• Set a specific time limit for your child/children to

be out;

• Only give homemade treats to children you know.

Make sure the treats are properly wrapped;

• Give commercially wrapped treats to children you

do not know;

• Instruct your children to never enter the home of a

stranger;

• Never invite children into your home;

• Instruct children not to stray from their group;

• Children should never be allowed to go out alone;

• Always know who your children are with;

• Always escort your children. If you cannot escort

your children, you should select another trusted

adult to escort them;

• Adult escorts should carry flashlights;

• Children should walk, not run, to avoid tripping;

• Children should never accept rides from strangers;

• Turn your porch light on to let children know it's

all right to visit your home;

• Instruct your children to stay in their own

neighborhood and to trick or treat at homes that

have porch lights on

• Know the exact routes your children will take;

• Children should never take shortcuts through

backyards, alleys or parks;

• Children should carry trick or treat bags that have

strong straps or handles. This allows a child to

carry the bag in one hand, leaving the other hand

free;

• Children should wear identification bracelets;

• Children should trick or treat during daytime

hours;

• At night, children should stay on well-lit streets;

• Children should wear costumes made of white or

light colored material. The costumes should be

fireproof. If the costume is made of dark material,

attach reflector tape on the costume to increase

nighttime visibility;

• Children should wear comfortable, proper fitting

costumes and shoes. Oversized costumes, shoes,

boots or loose fitting high heels can make it difficult

for children to walk.

Safety Tips

Props, such as toy guns, swords and knives

should be made of soft rubber, Styrofoam, cardboard

or other pliable material. Replica firearms that could

be mistaken for real firearms should be avoided. If

your child carries a jack-o'-lantern, a flashlight should

be placed inside, not a candle. Children should use

non-allergenic facial makeup instead of masks. Make

sure you apply a thin coat of cold cream before

application of any makeup. The makeup will come

off easier if you do this. Masks can restrict vision. If

your child wears a mask, make sure he/she removes it

when he/she crosses a street. Older children should

attend an adult-supervised Halloween party, instead

of going out to trick or treat. Younger children may

enjoy attending an adult supervised Halloween party

instead of going out to trick or treat.

Children should look in all directions before

crossing the street and should obey all traffic signals.

Children should always walk on sidewalks and not on

streets. Children should cross streets at corners. They

should never cross streets between parked cars, in the

middle of blocks or diagonally across intersections;

and streets in rural areas without sidewalks should be

avoided. If there are no sidewalks, children should

stay as far left of the roadway as possible anwalk facing

traffic.

Halloween is a time for ghosts and goblins

and fun with your friends. Almost everybody is nice,

but sometimes a few people play mean tricks on

children at Halloween. These tricks include putting

dangerous things in candy and treats.

As always, please feel free to call or email me. 

Thank you, 

Deputy, Brian Heischuber 
[email protected] 

661-255-1121 EXT. 5164 
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station 
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