LAPD Weekly Crime Report

June 29, 2017 Greg Ericksen

BURGLARY FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

1800 S Bundy Dr. 6-25-17 6:30 P.M

Suspct smashed the victim’s vehicle window and removed property that was left on the seat.

1700 Purdue Ave 6-25-17 1:30 A.M & 10:30 A.M

Suspects smashed the window to the victim’s vehicle window. Suspect’s removed property and fled the location in an unknown direction.

1700 Purdue Ave. 6-24-17 10:00 P.M & 6-25-17 4:00 A.M

Suspect smashed the window to victim’s vehicle and removed property. Suspect fled location in an unknown direction.

11200 W. Olympic Bl 6-24-17 6:45 P.M & 10:30 P.M

Suspect(s) smashed the passenger side window and removed property that was placed on the seat. Suspect(s) fled the location with the victim’s property.

THEFT

1800 Butler Ave. 3:00 P.M

Suspect entered the parking garage and removed the victim’s walker. The suspect’s fled the location with the victim’s property.

BURGLARY

1400 Centinela Ave. 6-13-17 6:00 A.M & 6-21-17 7:00 P.M

Suspect(s) entered the victim’s residence via a window removed property. The suspect fled the location with the victims property.

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

1700 Purdue Ave. 6-15-17 11:00 A.M & 6-18-17 9:00 A.M

Suspect(s) used an unknown tool to cut the Catalytic Converter. The suspect fled the loction with the victim’s property.

1500 Beloit Ave. 6-19-17 4:00 P.M & 6-20-17 2:00 P.M

Suspect removed the victim’s side mirror from his vehicle and fled the location in an unknown direction.

THEFT

1500 Saltair Ave. 6-7-17 10:00 P.M & 6-11-17 3:00 P.M

Unknown suspect(s) entered the victim’s open and unsecured shared garage, once inside the suspect(s) removed a bicycle.

ROBBERY

2400 Barry Ave. 6-24-17 6:00 A.M

Suspect’s 1 & 2 complemented the victim on his chain, before he could respond the suspect lifted him off the ground by his neck and emoved the chain around his neck. The suspect(s) also took the victim’s rolling suit case and fled E/B on Ayres. The suspects were walking a German Shepard when the robbery was committed, the victim was in fear for his safety and complied.

LAPD Weekly Crime Report

June 20, 2017 Greg Ericksen

THEFT

1500 Beloit Ave 6-14- 17 11:10 A.MSuspects removed package from the victim’s front door, and fled the location.

BURGLARY

1400 S. Westgate Ave. 5-24- 17 7:00 A.M 5-25- 17 7:00 P.M Suspect entered the open front door and removed victim’s property.

11200 W. Olympic Bl. 1-21- 17 & 6-14- 17 Suspect entered the victim’s storage unit and removed property.

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

1660 Sawtelle Bl. 5-8- 17 11:00 A.M & 5-26- 17 3:30 P.M Suspect removed property from the victim’s unlocked vehicle.

1400 S. Saltair 6-17- 17 10:00 P.M & 6-18- 17 9:50 A.M Unknown suspect(s) removed the tires from the victim’s vehicle. The vehicle was parked in an underground garage. The vehicle was left on milk crates after the tires were stolen.

1300 Brockton Ave. 6-14- 17 7:17 P.M & 6-15- 17 5:30 A.M Suspect(s) removed property from the victim’s unlocked vehicle.

1700 Colby Ave. 6-8- 17 10:00 P.M & 6-10- 17 9:30 A.M Suspects entered the victim’s parking garage and removed the wheels and rims from the victim’s vehicle.

BICYCLE THEFT

1600 Brockton Ave. 6-12- 17 10:00 P.M & 6-13- 17 8:00 A.M Suspect cut the victim’s cable lock and removed the bike and fled the location.

1700 Purdue Ave. 6-13- 17 11:00 A.M & 12:30 P.M Suspect entered the victim’s parking garage and fled the location with the victim’s bike.

2400 Purdue Ave. 6-9- 17 10:00 P.M & 6-11- 17 Noon Suspect(s) entered the victim’s underground parking garage and cut the bike lock. The suspect fled the location with the victim’s property.

ARRESTS

Tennessee & Sawtelle Two individuals were arrested for possession of narcotics.

Stoner Park Pool - LA's Best Pool

June 12, 2017 Greg Ericksen

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LAPD Weekly Crime Report

June 6, 2017 Greg Ericksen

This was a good week as far as crime is concerned. We had a drive by shooting last Tuesday at 12:30 in the afternoon. This was a gang related shooting but it did not involve our local gang. There were approximately eight rounds fired, we were lucky that nobody was injured. We were able to gather various forms of evidence and are working on some leads.

BICYCLE THEFT

1900 Stoner Ave. 5-29- 17 3:50 A.M & 4:40 A.M

The suspect walked down the victim’s driveway and used bolt cutters to cut the lock and remove the bicycle. The suspect fled the location in an unknown direction

BURGLARY FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

11700 Missouri Ave. 5-26- 17 8:00 A.M & 5-27- 17 8:00 A.M

Unknown suspects used a pry tool to unlock the vehicle. The suspect entered the vehicle and removed property and fled the location.

11300 Iowa Ave. 5-30- 17 4:00 P.M & 7:00 P.M

Suspect smashed the victim’s vehicle window and removed property and fled the location.

THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE

11500 Nebraska Ave. 6-1- 17 12:30 A.M & 6-1- 17 7:30 A.M

The suspect opened the victim’s unlocked vehicle and used the trunk release. The suspect removed property from the trunk of the vehicle and fled the location.

12000 Santa Monica Bl. 6-3- 17 10:00 P.M & 6-4- 17 4:00 A.M

The suspect entered the victim’s unlocked vehicle took property and fled the location in an unknown direction.

COMMUNITY ALERT!

June 6, 2017 Greg Ericksen

There has been a series of Residential Burglaries developing in the Westside communities. The suspects typically knock or ring the doorbell to verify if anyone is home. When there is no answer, the suspects enter the side or rear of the residence and force entry typically by smashing the window or door glass to gain entry. Suspects are targeting the master bed and bath as well as other areas of the home and removing Jewelry, cash, small valuables and small electronics.

Immediate Detection! Is key to prevention and apprehension. The Los Angeles Police Department recommends the following tips to help secure your home and harden the target:

SURVEILLANCE/SECURITY CAMERAS: Web based surveillance and doorbell camera systems will allow homeowners to view and monitor activity from any smartphone or computer which are motion sensor activated and will alert your device when there is activity. They will also lend valuable information and clues to the investigation.

ALARMS: Ensure that security alarms are in good working order and set when not at home whether leaving for 10 minutes or 10 hours. Accessible upstairs doors & windows should have alarm sensors and upstairs rooms should have motion sensors to include the master bedroom.

ALARM RESPONSE: Consider a private patrol alarm response to enhance your current alarm and security system. In many cases private patrols are already contracted in man neighborhoods or associations.

MOTION SENSOR LIGHTING: Install motion sensor lighting around your home to illuminate normally dark areas around the home. This will also alert residents to outside activity around the home when motion lights are activated.

GATES: Ensure that all gates and access points to the side or rear of the residence are locked and secured.

DOOR AND WINDOW LOCKS: Ensure that all doors and windows are locked and secured with sturdy secured locks and that there are second locking mechanisms securing all doors and windows as a second line of defense.

MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU’RE HOME…Even when you’re not.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Monitor suspicious activities in your neighborhood and alert your neighbors. Should the activity escalate to a crime about to occur, crime in progress or crime that just occurred, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY!

SECURITY PATROLS: Consider after hours on site security at construction sites or major remodel projects. Many neighborhoods contract with private security patrols which monitor neighborhoods and can quickly respond to burglar alarm activations or reports of suspicious activity when they occur.

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