Good afternoon Saugus. The following Part 1 crimes were reported in Saugus over the past week:
A residential burglary was reported in the 22600 block of Crown Point Court between December 27th and December 31st. The victim discovered his back window had been smashed and his personal items had been moved. Detectives are working this case.
A second residential burglary was reported in the 26400 block of Woodstone Place on January 2nd. The suspect attempted to gain entry into the victim’s residence after an argument over aggressive pan handling. Deputies arrived on scene and arrested the suspect without incident.
Two vehicles were reported stolen over the past week. The first was stolen in the 22800 block of Soledad Canyon Road on December 30th. The victim stated his vehicle was stolen from in front of a business overnight. The second vehicle stolen was reported in the 27600 block of Seco Canyon Road on January 2nd. The victim stated his vehicle was stolen from his driveway overnight. Deputies are searching for both vehicles.
An arson was reported in the 22400 block of Los Rogues Drive on January 4th. The victim reported someone lit a fire on the side of his residence early in the morning. Detectives are following up on incident.
There were two thefts from unlocked vehicles reported over the past week. The first occurred in the 21200 block of Georgetown Drive in the early morning hours of December 28th. The victim discovered numerous personal items had been stolen out of his unlocked vehicle. The second theft occurred in the 21800 block of Brett Court in the early morning hours on December 29th. Again, the victim discovered numerous items had been stolen out of his unlocked vehicle.
With there being two thefts from unlocked vehicles over the past week I would like to remind you to lock your vehicle when leaving it unattended. Remember to take all items of value with you when leaving your vehicle. If this is not a possibility then secure your items in the trunk or out of view.
If you have any information regarding the above mentioned crimes please call the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station at 661-255-1121.
To report graffiti in the city please call (661) 25-CLEAN (252-5326) or visit www.santa-clarita.com
Deputy Manskar
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