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The following crimes were reported last week in Valencia (Zone 5):

04/12/16

Grand theft - 24200 block of Magic Mountain Parkway        

Two women entered the store and took over $3000 worth of cosmetics. They ran out of the store and out of sight.

04/13/16

Vehicle Burglary -  26300 block of Marsala Drive  

A vehicle was broken into, and a GPS was taken.

04/14/16

Petty theft -  24400 block of Magic Mountain Parkway   

A man entered a store and selected multiple perfume and fragrance items.  He then walked into the restroom, concealed the items and exited the store without making an attempt to pay for them.

Grand theft - 25800 block of McBean Parkway  

An unknown person accessed a storage room at the location and took numerous smartphones.

04/15/16

Burglary - 25300 block of Via Pacifica    

A red and white “Specialized” mountain bike was taken from a garage.

Petty theft -  23800 block of Arroyo Park Drive      

A Nokia cell phone and U.S. currency were taken out of an unlocked vehicle.

Petty theft -  24400 block of Magic Mountain Parkway   

A man and woman attempted to exit the store with clothing, jewelry and electronics that they did not pay for. They were arrested by responding deputies. Deputies also found drug paraphernalia, methamphetamine and burglary tools in their possession

            Plan for Summer Safety         

As summer approaches,  I would like to provide you with a few travel safety tips.  As we roll into the summer months, and we began to travel, here are a few tips you can remember to help you have a more enjoyable travel season.   

We here at the Crime Prevention Unit want to ensure your home is safe while you are out of town enjoying yourselves. One tip is to make it look like you never left.  Keep shades and blinds in their normal positions.  Stop mail and newspaper delivery service, or ask a neighbor to pick them up every day.  Put several household lights on timers so they turn on and off at appropriate times.  Arrange to have the grass mowed while you’re gone.  Make sure all your door and window locks are in working order. Activate your home alarm (if you have one).  You might even leave a radio on, or put it on a timer.  Ask a neighbor to park in your driveway overnight.  Try to give the impression to others that someone is home.

Have a great week and stay safe! As always, please feel free to call me or email me.

Thank you, 

Deputy Brian Heischuber  

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