Full Notification

08/19/18
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  24300 The Old Road
Person(s) unknown smashed the rear passenger window of the victim’s vehicle and stole her purse containing her wallet, white iPhone 8, black iPhone 8, gold ring with 3 diamonds ($4,500.00), driver’s license, and various debit/credit cards.  Total loss including damages was $6,065.00
 
 
08/15/18
 
Burglary (Vehicle):  25200 The Old Road
Person(s) unknown pried open the rear window of the victim’s 2011 Cadillac Escalade and stole her 3^rd row seat, designer purse and wallet, $400.00 in U.S. currency, and a ‘Nintendo Switch’ game system.  Total loss including damages was $5,800.00.
 
Petty Theft:  25200 The Old Road
Person(s) unknown stole her wallet (containing her driver’s license and debit/credit cards) from her purse which was hanging on her shoulder while she was waiting in line to purchase food.  Total loss was $150.00.
 
08/14/18
 
Burglary:  25900 The Old Road
Person(s) unknown smashed the front glass door of the location.  It is unknown if the suspects made entry.  Nothing was taken.  Total loss in damages was $500.00.
 
 

 
Tip of the Week:  Theft of Third Row Seats
There have been reports of third row removable seats being stolen from many different brands of SUVs nationwide.  In most cases, the rear window of the vehicles had been pried open.  An easy way to prevent such a crime is to simply lock the frame of your third row seat to the second row seat frame (which is not removable) with a simple bicycle chain or cable lock.  You may also consider removing the seat and storing it in your garage when not in use.
Take care, and be safe.
 
Dep Kevin Duxbury
[email protected]
661-799-5158
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station polices the City of Santa Clarita and the unincorporated communities and a portion of the Angeles National Forest, as well as Bouquet Canyon, Canyon County, Castaic, Gorman, Hasley Canyon, Newhall, Neenach, Sand Canyon, Santa Clarita, Saugus, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Sleepy Valley, Southern Oaks, Stevenson Ranch, Sunset Point, Tesoro del Valle, Valencia, Val Verde, West Hills and West Ranch.

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LA Crime Stoppers: Partner to prevent or report crime by contacting your local Sheriff’s station. Or if you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call "Crime Stoppers" by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477), use your smartphone by downloading the “P3 Tips” Mobile APP on Google play or the Apple App Store or by using the website http://lacrimestoppers.org.

Jim McDonnell, Sheriff
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department 
 
Social media is a huge tool used by just about everyone for just about everything.
 Things like Facebook, Nixle, and Nextdoor are excellent ways of keeping communities in touch as to what is going on around them.  Additionally, many law enforcement agencies, to include the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, also uses social media as a way of communication with the public and keeping them updated during local emergencies.
 
Social media is not a way, however, to report a crime.  Station dispatchers do not monitor social media for complaints made about crimes or concerns.  Additional, we can't investigate crimes based solely off of social media posts, as there has to be a report in place first notifying us of the crime in order for us to investigate. To report a crime or concern, citizens have to do it the old fashioned way, and call us.
 
So with that said, here's how you can report crime: - If it is an emergent situation or crime in progress, call 911 -To make a police report, you can call our station at 661-255-1121 for a deputy to be dispatched to your location or you can come by our station and make a report with our front counter deputy. - There are certain crimes that can be reported online through the LASD crime reporting system at http://shq.lasdnews.net/shq/SORTS/sorts_intro.aspx You can report the following incidents online: •Lost or stolen cell phones valued $950 or less •Lost or stolen property valued $950 or less •Vandalism, excluding graffiti, where damage is valued under $400 •Theft from an unlocked vehicle valued $950 or less •Theft from an open or unsecured area valued $950 or less - If you have information about a crime or illegal activity, you can also submit tips to us anonymously through www.LACrimeStoppers.org, or by calling 1-800-222-8477. -Los Angeles County Sheriff also has a new mobile app that you can download. The app allows you to make qualifying online reports and submit anonymous tips to Crime Stoppers.
 
Dep Duxbury