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The following crimes were reported in Valencia (Zone 5 ) during the week of 12/31/18 to 01/06/19:

12/31/18
Burglary: 23000 block of Valencia Boulevard
Suspect(s) unknown shattered the front window to the business and stole cash which was left unsecured.   

01/02/19
Burglary: 27000 block of Wayne Mills Place
An unknown suspect broke into a trailer near the location and stole multiple high dollar items.   

01/04/19
Shoplifting: 24400 block of Valencia Boulevard
A female suspect stole several items from the location and fled on foot.   

01/06/19
Shoplifting: 24000 block of Valencia Boulevard
A female suspect was seen walking into the location and walking out with clothing items which she failed to pay for.    

How To Be A Good Witness: Crime Reporting Tips

If you call to report a crime to Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station, you will be asked several questions. The questions are designed to get the most accurate information necessary to assist deputies with helping a victim and/or in apprehending a suspect.

If you have witnessed or are witnessing a crime in progress, try to remain calm and remember the most important detail is LOCATION. The 911 system provides an address, phone number and resident/business name if the call is from a landline. Cell phones only provide latitude and longitude. 

The following tips will help you to be a good witness.

1. Location, Location, Location. If you don’t know the exact address, a street name and a hundred block, or closest intersection helps. Landmarks are good for most dispatch staff as well.

2. What happened? Was it a crime or an accident? We will ask direct questions to try and ascertain what the deputies will be dealing with at the scene.

3. Is anyone injured? Is medical assistance necessary?

4. Are/were any weapons involved? If so what kind of weapon(s)? Where is the weapon now?

5. Is the suspect still there? Is he/she still in the area? Who is the suspect? What do they look like? The dispatcher will prompt you for a general physical description such as race, height, weight, hair color and clothing the suspect is wearing.

6. If the suspect left, try to get a direction of travel. Did they leave on foot or in a vehicle? If they left in a vehicle, try to get a description of the vehicle (ie. color, make, model, body style and license plate). Be sure to note if there was anything unusual about the vehicle (ie. camper, bumper stickers, broken windshield, tinted windows, etc.) The dispatcher will ask for this information and prompt you for answers.

Thank you, 

Deputy Brian Heischuber
Valencia (Zone 5) Crime Prevention Unit
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
(661) 255-1121 ext. 5164
[email protected]

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