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The following crimes were reported in Canyon Country (West) between 04/30/18- 05/13/18:

04/30/18 
Commercial Burglary- 26400 block of Summit Circle 
Person(s) unknown shattered two windows to a business near the above address and stole numerous items from inside. 

Grand Theft- 27400 block of Fairport Avenue 
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s front and rear driver side rims and tires from her vehicle. 

05/01/18 
Aggravated Assault- 17900 block of Sierra Highway 
One suspect was arrested for assaulting her boyfriend in a parking lot.

05/02/18 
Aggravated Assault- 17100 block of Nelliemay Lane 
One suspect was arrested after hitting the victim in the head with a crowbar during an argument over rent. 

05/03/18 
Aggravated Assault- 27000 block of Robert C. Lee Parkway 
One juvenile was detained and released to his parents after hitting another juvenile in the nose causing injury. 

05/07/18 
Vehicle Burglary- 26700 block of Claudette Street 
Person(s) unknown forced entry into the victim’s vehicle through a slightly open window and stole her purse from inside. 

Shoplifting- 26400 block of Carl Boyer Drive 
Two suspects were arrested for taking store items and not making an attempt to pay for the items. 

05/09/18 
Attempt Grand Theft- 26500 block of Golden Valley Road 
One suspect was arrested after the victim observed him attempting to steal his vehicle. The victim held down the suspect until deputies arrived and arrested him. 

05/10/18 
Petty Theft- 18600 block of Via Princessa 
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s wallet from her purse while shopping at a business.

05/13/18 
Commercial Burglary- 20600 block of Golden Triangle Road 
Two suspects were seen on video smashing a storefront window to a business and stealing numerous items from within. 

PUBLIC SAFETY TIP: Keeping Your Packages Safe 

*Ask for a tracking number. Most major shipping companies offer this service at no charge. This number allows you to track your packages and notifies you when they will be delivered. 

*Request a “Signature Delivery Option”. This requires a signature when the packages are delivered and ensures they will not be left at the front door 

*Request a specific drop off time and date when you will be home to accept your packages 

*Arrange to have your packages held at the shipping service so you can pick them up 

*Ask the delivery service to leave your packages at a side or back door. An enclosed porch where packages are out of sight is also a good option 

*Have your packages delivered to your workplace 

*Have your packages delivered to the home of a relative or neighbor who will be there to accept them 

*Ask to have your packages delivered to a retail store so you can pick them up at your convenience 

*Ask a trustworthy neighbor to keep a “Watchful Eye” out for you packages. If they’re willing, ask them to safeguard your packages until you return home 

*If your packages do not arrive as scheduled contact the sender immediately 

As always, please call or email me if you have any questions. 

Thank you, Deputy Jonathan Wilson
[email protected] 
661-255-1121 EXT. 5159 

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