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Here is the Canyon County (East) Zone 8 Crime Information and Public Safety Report for the week of February 12, 2018 - February 20, 2018:

Burglary - Big Cedar Drive/Oak Crest Drive
An unknown suspect broke into a storage container at a construction site and stole copper wire. 

Burglary - 27300 block of Fahren Court
An unknown suspect kicked in the front door of the location and stole two game consoles and jewelry. 

Assault with a Deadly Weapon - 27600 block Rock Rose Lane
The victim came home from work, and was confronted by a suspect described to be a male Hispanic adult. The suspect allegedly pointed a semi-automatic handgun at the victim.

Burglary - 27600 block of Rock Rose Lane
While conducting patrol checks, the deputies saw an opened door at a vacant apartment and found two suspects inside. After a brief investigation, the suspects were arrested for burglary. 

Burglary - 18100 block of Erik Court
An unknown suspect broke into the victim’s apartment and stole several cans of magazines and rounds.

One crime you can really help us prevent is auto-burglary. Almost all auto-burglaries have one thing in common: something to steal. That is, something valuable left in the car, often in plain sight of a passing burglar. Many auto-burglaries are "crimes of opportunity". These crimes can often be avoided if simple preventative steps are taken. It takes less than 30 seconds to break into a car, grab what is in plain view, check the usual hiding places for other items, and get away. How long would it take you to secure your valuables out of sight? Even less time. Auto-burglary prevention, like all crime prevention, involves limiting the criminal's ability and/or opportunity to commit the crime. With very little time and effort, you can make a huge difference in your vulnerability to auto-burglary. 

Deputy Luis Cabrera 
[email protected] 
661-255-1121 ext. 4283 

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