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The following is a synopsis of crimes reported for the week of December 15 – 21, 2019:        
 
December 15, 2019

• No significant activity.

 
December 16, 2019

• No significant activity.

       
December 17, 2019

• Petty Theft:

A petty theft was reported at 1187 Huntington Drive (U Break I Fix). At approximately 7:05 p.m., an adult male was observed on surveillance video selecting a cell phone case and screen protector, then placing them in the purse of an adult female. Both individuals then left the location without paying for the items.  he loss was estimated at approximately $140. 
 

• Grand Theft:

A grand theft was reported at 1088 Huntington Drive (T-Mobile). At approximately 8 p.m., an adult male entered the store and stole four Apple watches from a display shelf, then ran out of the store. The watches were valued at $500 each.   
 
December 18, 2019

• No significant activity.

 
December 19, 2019

• Grand Theft:

A grand theft was reported from the Wal-Mart parking lot located at 1600 Mountain Avenue. Sometime between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., person’s unknown entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle and stole approximately $1,500 worth of hand and power tools.   
      
December 20, 2019

• Petty Theft:

A petty theft was reported at 1600 Mountain Avenue (Wal-Mart). At approximately 4:45 p.m. while the victim was shopping, a young female was observed taking the victim’s purse from her shopping cart and running off. A short time later, the victim’s purse containing her identification was recovered in a residential area of Temple City.   
 

• Petty Theft:

A petty theft was reported at 1600 Mountain Avenue (Wal-Mart). At approximately 5:40 p.m., the victim was shopping and had her purse in the shopping cart, when an adult male reached in her purse and stole her wallet. The suspect then ran towards the rear of the store and out of sight.     
 
December 21, 2019

• Grand Theft:

A grand theft was reported at 1088 Huntington Drive (T-Mobile). At approximately 6:10 p.m., two male adults walked into the store. One stood at the front entrance while the other walked back to the iPhone section. After looking around for a few minutes, one of the males grabbed three iPhones from the display, and both ran out of the store. The loss was estimated at approximately $2,400. 
 

• Grand Theft Auto:

Sometime between December 9^th and the 17^th, person’s unknown stole a 2016 motorcycle from the 900 block of Highland Avenue. The motorcycle is still outstanding.
 
     
   
Thefts are usually crimes of opportunity. Though we can’t always prevent thefts from occurring, we can try to prevent them by always locking and securing our homes and vehicles. If your home is equipped with an alarm system, please make sure to set them. Thefts from vehicles can occur quickly by criminals smashing a window or simply checking the door handle for an unlocked vehicle. Don’t become a target. When leaving your vehicle unattended, please lock your doors and remove all valuables from your vehicle.