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Here is the Stevenson Ranch (Zone 3) Public Safety Report for the week of October 15, 2018 to October 21, 2018:

10/20/18
Burglary: 25100 block Steinbeck Avenue 
A male adult pried open the victim’s garage door and began rummaging through its contents. The victim confronted the suspect and detained him until deputies arrived. Upon seeing deputies, the suspect attempted to run from the location, but was quickly detained and arrested for burglary. 

10/19/18 
Burglary: 25300 block The Old Road 
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s home and stole $3,200.00 in U.S. currency, two prescription bottles containing morphine and oxycodone pills. The victim stated her home was locked. There were no signs of forced entry. 

10/19/18 
Burglary: 24900 block Constitution Avenue 
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s home through an unlocked and open rear sliding door and stole two high valued bicycles, a 60” television, computer and monitor, three ‘Go-Pro’ cameras,  ‘X Box’ game console, and $500.00 in U.S. currency. Total loss was $18,300.00. 

10/18/18 
Grand Theft (Shoplifting): 24900 block Pico Canyon Road 
Two female adults entered the location and asked a cashier to take down a display item so they could look at the item. As the cashier was retrieving the item, the two suspects took six ‘Michael Kors’ purses and ran out of the location, then left the area in a green 4 door sedan. Total loss was $1,200.00. 

10/15/18 
Burglary: 24900 block Pico Canyon Road 
Person(s) unknown punched the door lock on the victim’s vehicle and stole her designer purse and wallet containing her driver’s license, debit/credit cards, and glasses, which she had left in the back seat of her vehicle. Total loss including damages was $950.00. 

Recovered Stolen Vehicle: 28300 block The Old Road 
Deputies conducted a traffic stop. Upon stopping the vehicle, the driver exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Deputies detained the passenger and later learned that the vehicle was stolen. The driver is still outstanding. 

*** Tip of the Week: Halloween Safety ***

Halloween is here, and many of us will be out and about with our families. Here are some tips to help you have a safe one. 

1. If you have younger children, assure they are properly supervised by a responsible adult. 

2. When going door-to-door, try to stay in neighborhoods that are familiar to you and that you feel safe in. 

3. Use extreme caution when crossing the street, and use crosswalks when available. 

4. Cary flashlights and wear bright or reflective clothing when possible to make yourself more visible. 

5. Once you are done for the night, thoroughly inspect your child’s candy. Dispose of any items that are not sealed, or have damaged or punctured wrappers. Also dispose of any home baked goods or fresh fruits as these are easily tampered with. 

6. Do NOT consume any candy or food items while you are still out going door-to-door. Wait until you are home and you can inspect them in adequate light. 

7. If you are driving, slow down and be extremely cautious when in residential areas. 

8. If you are going to be attending a party and consuming alcohol or marijuana, assure you have a designated driver, or arrange for a safe ride home. 

Take care, and be safe. 

Dep Kevin Duxbury
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Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department

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