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Here is the Stevenson Ranch (Zone 3) Public Safety Report for October 29, 2018 to November 11, 2018:

11/10/18 
- Burglary (Vehicle): 25600 block Crockett Lane 
Person(s) unknown smashed the rear window of victim's vehicle and stole a briefcase containing tax documents. 

- Assault with a Deadly Weapon: 25600 block Housman Place 
A female adult held a knife in the face of her husband and threatened to stab him. She was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. 

- Robbery: 25300 block Chiquella Lane 
A male adult entered the location and told the cashier, “Give me the money before something bad happens. The victim gave the suspect $200.00 in U.S. currency. The suspect then left the location in a white 4 door sedan. No weapon was seen. 

11/06/18 
- Grand Theft (Auto): Stevenson Ranch Parkway / Huston Street 
Person(s) unknown stole the victim’s vehicle (white 2006 Chevrolet cargo van) which was parked in front of the location. 

- Attempt Burglary: 26700 block he Old Road
Person(s) unknown attempted to pry open an exterior door at the location. 

11/03/18 
- Domestic Violence:  The Old Rd / 5 Fwy
A male adult and a female adult were involved in a physical altercation in which they punched each other several times in their heads and bodies resulting in minor injuries.  They were arrested for domestic violence.   

11/01/18 
- Burglary:  25300 block The Old Road 
The victim received an alert from ‘Onstar’ that his vehicle alarm had activated.  The victim stated when he checked his vehicle he noticed that his ‘Lenovo’ laptop computer and ‘Taylor’ golf clubs were missing.  The victim stated that his vehicle was locked, but one of his windows had been left half open.  

10/31/18 
- Burglary:  26000 block Shadow Rock Lane 
Person(s) unknown cut a screen and entered the location and stole $2,600.00 in U.S. currency.  

10/30/18 
- Petty Theft (Vehicle):  25500 block Durant Place 
Person(s) unknown entered victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole an iPod. 

10/28/18 
- Petty Theft (Vehicle):  25500 block Panie Circle 
Person(s) unknown entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole the victim's driver’s license, debit/credit cards, and $15.00 in U.S. currency. 

***Tip of the Week: Reporting Suspicious Activity PROPERLY ***

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station takes all concerns voiced by its citizens seriously, and we encourage people to call us whenever they see something that they think may be suspicious. In many cases however, some citizens have chosen to use social media as a way to post suspicious activities, rather than calling the Sheriff’s Department. This can create a couple of problems. First of all, Santa Clarita Sheriff’s personnel do not monitor social media as a way of receiving complaints. As a result of this, when citizens do call the station to report that they have spotted a ‘wanted person’ that was posted on social media, the station will not know what person they are referring too. People also need to be aware that when they post photos of someone and accuse them of committing a crime, they could be subject to a lawsuit if that person did not commit any crime and feels they are a victim of slander. Citizens should absolutely NOT make or post any comments of violent actions they will take toward a ‘suspicious person’, as these could be taken as a terrorist threat. 

If you see something or someone that you feel is suspicious, we encourage you to call the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s station immediately at 661-255-1121, or 911 if you feel it is a life threatening emergency or a serious crime in progress. Try to give the dispatcher a good description of any person(s) or vehicle(s) involved, as well as an accurate location where the incident is occurring. If you would like to know the results of your call, inform the dispatcher that you would like a return call after the deputies have concluded their investigation. 

Take care, and be safe. 

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

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