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Here is your Crime Information Information and Public Safety Report for the time period of April 5, 2017 to April 16, 2017.
 

04/05/17 
Thefts from Unlocked Vehicles – 29100 block of Mission Trail Lane, 28900 block of Mirada Circle, 28300 block of Infinity Circle, 29100 block of Bernardo Way  
Victims left their vehicles unlocked! Suspect(s) unknown entered the vehicles taking items including a vape pen, Dell laptop comuter, Nikon camera, clothing, and U.S. Currency. In one incident, fog lights were taken off of the vehicle.

04/06/17 
Vehicle Burglary – 25600 block of Springbrook Avenue
An unknown suspect shattered the victim’s rear driver’s side window to gain entry. The suspect stole multiple power tools from the interior of the vehicle. 

04/07/17 
Vehicle Burglary – 22900 block of Oak Ridge Drive 
An unknown suspect entered the victim’s locked vehicle and stole a “Leatherman” tool and a garage remote control. 


04/09/17 
Theft from Unlocked Vehicle – 28200 block of Maitland Lane 
The suspect entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole a wallet containing credit cards and identification. 
 

04/12/17 
Vehicle Burglary – 28100 block of Robin Avenue 
An unknown suspect shattered the victim’s side window to gain entry. The suspect stole a black Apple iPhone 5 and the victim’s wallet from the interior of the vehicle. 
 

04/13/17 
Grand Theft – 28100 block of Tamarack Lane 
During early morning hours an unknown suspect stole a back flow valve from the location. 
 

04/14/17 
Grand Theft Auto – 22900 block of Oak Ridge Drive 
The victim’s 2006 grey Chevrolet HHR was stolen from the location. This vehicle is still outstanding. 
 

04/16/17 
Assault with a Deadly Weapon – 28700 block of Woodside Drive 
While the victim was at a party, the homeowner asked the victim to leave. The suspect pulled out a handgun and hit the victim in the head with it. The suspect was later arrested for the assault. 
 

04/16/17 
Grand Theft Auto – 27100 block of Barada Drive 
An unknown suspect stole the victim’s Nissan van that was running in his driveway. The victim later saw his vehicle in a parking lot occupied by a male suspect. The suspect fled the location prior to deputy’s arrival and the vehicle was recovered at the scene. 
 

PLEASE REMEMBER TO REMOVE ITEMS OF VALUE FROM YOUR VEHICLE AND LOCK YOUR CAR DOORS!!

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station 

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Deputy Chris Craft
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