Full Notification

The following is a synopsis of crimes reported for the week of June 03 – June 09, 2018
 
June 03, 2018

• A Petty Theft was reported at 1050 Huntington Drive (Target).  While investigating an email alert from another Target store, loss prevention officers reviewed surveillance footage and observed a female adult selecting 12 cases of “Red Bull” energy drinks.  The suspect then placed fraudulent bar codes on the cases and proceeded to a checkout stand.  After paying for the cases, she left the location in a white GMC pickup with U-Haul stickers on the side.  After reviewing the transaction, loss prevention noticed the suspect only paid $41 for the drinks instead of $431 because she used fraudulent bar codes.  

• A Petty Theft/Shoplifting was reported at 1050 Huntington Drive (Target).  An adult male was detained by loss prevention officers after he was observed removing a blender from its box and placing a kitchen aide attachment in place of the bender.  The suspect admitted to stealing the item in order to sell the item to pay for a motel room for the night.

• A vehicle Burglary was reported in the 100 block Crestview Court.  Unknown person(s) smashed the rear passenger window and stole a case of bottled water.

• A Petty Theft was reported in the 800 block of Crestfield Drive.  Two uncashed checks were stolen from the center console of the victim’s unlocked vehicle. 

• A Petty Theft was reported in the 2400 block of Bashor Street.  A suitcase was stolen from the victim’s unlocked vehicle. 

• A Grand Theft was reported in the 1100 block of Calle Adra.  A laptop computer valued at approximately $1,500 and a Verizon wireless pack were taken from an unlocked vehicle.

• Between May 3st and June 4^th, unknown person(s) spray painted “B20K” on the pavement and a light pole at Royal Oaks Park.  The cost to remove the graffiti was estimated at approximately $350. 

• No significant activity.

•  A Vehicle Burglary was reported in the 1400 block of Highland Avenue.  Between 11:00 pm on June 6^th and 6:00 am on June 7^th, unknown person(s) pried open the passenger door and stole the car stereo, $20 in cash and approximately $15 in tools.  

•  No significant activity. 

• A Residential Burglary was reported in the 1500 block of Delford Avenue.  Two females knocked on the victim’s door and asked the victim to help them look for their cat.  While the victim went outside with one suspect, the other suspect stayed inside the house with the victim’s elderly mother.  After a short time, the victim felt uncomfortable when he saw the suspect talking on a walkie-talkie type device and went back inside his home and asked the two females to leave.  After the suspect’s left, the victim noticed his fanny pack was missing as well as his mother’s purse.  The suspects were seen leaving the location in a gray GMC Sierra truck driven by an unknown male adult.    
• While conducting a patrol check of Duarte Park, an adult male was detained for smoking in the park, violation of section 9.20.060 of the Duarte Municipal Code.  After further investigation, the male was arrested for being in possession of illegal narcotics and narcotic paraphernalia.  

The following is a synopsis of arrests for the week of June 03 – June 09, 2018
 
 

• Deputies arrested an adult female for taking a vehicle without the owner’s consent, and adult male for Petty Theft/Shoplifting and an adult male on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant. 

• Deputies arrested an adult female for taking a vehicle without the owner’s consent.

• Deputies arrested and adult female and an adult male for possession of narcotic paraphernalia, and an adult male possession of illegal narcotics.

• Deputies arrested an adult male on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant.

• No significant activity.

• Deputies arrested an adult female for public intoxication.

• Deputies arrested an adult male for being under the influence of a controlled substance and adult male on an outstanding parole violation warrant.

 
SUMMARY OF EVENTS:
 
 
*** In addition to the above outlined arrests, three person(s) were cited and released for driving without a driver’s license/driving with a suspended license.