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Here is the Valencia ( Zone 5) Public Safety and Crime Prevention Information for 07/03/2017 to 07/16/2017 :

Wednesday 07/05/17 
Shoplifting -26000 block of McBean Parkway
A female suspect arrested for trying to exit the store without paying for items concealed on her person. 

Thursday 07/06/17 
Vehicle burglary- Del Monte Drive/ Parkview Drive.
An unknown suspect smashed the car window and stole a backpack.

Friday 07/07/17 
Arson- Decoro Drive (wash area)
Three unknown male suspect(s) ignited several bushes on fire and then fled the area. 

Sunday 07/09/17 
Attempted Residential Burglary -25000 block of Avenida Ronada
A male suspect tried to gain access to the location through a window. The victim was awakened by the noise and saw the suspect trying to gain access to the location. The suspect was arrested at the location. 

Monday 07/10/17 
Vehicle theft of a 2000 Honda Civic occurred near Auto Center Drive. 

Motorcycle theft- 24000 block of Valencia Boulevard. 

Petty Theft -26000 block of Theater Drive
Unknown suspect stole the fog lights from three victims' Honda Accords.

Vehicle Burglary- 23000 block of Avenue Rotella
Suspect(s) were seen breaking a window to the victim’s vehicle with a metal pipe. The suspects were quickly located and arrested for the crime without incident. 

Tuesday 07/11/17 
Attempted Vehicle Burglary - 25000 block of Via Labrada
An unknown suspect tried to force entry into the vehicle by prying open the door but was unable to gain entry.

Grand theft - 24000 block of Town Center Drive
A male suspect stole an Omega watch from a display case and ran from the location on foot. 

 Thursday 0713/17 
Vehicle Burglary - 24200 block of Magic Mountain Parkway.
The suspect(s) smashed the victim’s car window and stole wallet. 

Friday 07/14/17 
Petty Theft - 27000 block of McBean Parkway
Wallet was stolen from victim's purse while she was at restaurant.

Petty Theft - 24000 block of Valencia Boulevard
The victim’s wallet was stolen from her purse as she shopped. The suspect then went to a store and tried to purchase gift cards with the victim's stolen credit cards. 

Sunday 07/16/17 
Vehicle Burglary-23900 block of Newhall Ranch Road
A suspect broken into the victim’s car and stole her purse. The suspect then tried to use the victim’s stolen credit cards to make purchases. 

SUMMER SAFETY

Drowning is one of the major causes of accidents resulting in serious injury and death in children. Parents should not be fooled into thinking that their child is safe just because he/she knows how to swim. In a lot of these cases accidents happened even though the child knew swimming. Accidents in the swimming pool can happen very suddenly without warning. It is very important that all parents follow these basic safety precautions especially if there is a swimming pool at home. 

1. Never allow your youngster to swim alone without any adult supervision. 

2.  Enclose your pool with high fences, which can be locked. Do not leave the pool open and accessible since children can fall inside.

3.  In case of a backyard swimming pool, make sure that the cover of the pool is completely lifted over the pool. Do not partially open the pool. Also make sure that your child does not walk over the pool cover. 

4. For good pool safety, you can make sure that there is always a lifesaving floatation device handy near the pool. Also, every parent should be conversant in basic CPR techniques in case of any accident. 

Thank you,
Deputy Brian Heischuber 
[email protected]
661-255-1121 EXT. 5164

FW by:
Shirley Miller, Public Information Officer
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
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