Bomb Threat - Alcohol
Beverage Control (ABC) Office
January 8 at 10:35 a.m., the ABC office in the 200 block of East Huntington received a phone call from a male
subject who was upset about losing his ABC license. He had the wrong state
office, but he still threatened to blow the place up. The building was
evacuated along with several nearby buildings. Police and fire department personnel
searched the building for any possible packages or devices. No suspicious
items were found and the building was cleared. The California Highway Patrol
will be investigating the incident.
Receiving Stolen
Property - Suspect Arrested
January 9 at 8:20 p.m., an officer on patrol stopped a vehicle in the 100 block of West Duarte for a traffic
violation. During a search of the vehicle, a backpack containing 36 Macy's gift
cards, three laptop computers, and a Visa card in another subject's name
were found. The suspect was arrested for receiving stolen property, and a
computer check revealed that the suspect was a parolee-at-large.
Theft From a
Vehicle
January 9 at 9:08 p.m., a theft from a vehicle parked in a parking lot in the 500 block of South Mountain was
reported to police. While the victim was in a business at the location, an
unknown suspect stole an iPod from her unlocked vehicle. The investigation is
continuing.
Vehicle Burglary
January 9 at 9:23 p.m., a vehicle burglary was reported from a business parking lot in the 700 block of East
Huntington. The victim's wallet was stolen from inside his vehicle while he
was in the business. The victim reported that his vehicle was locked. There
were no signs of forced entry. The investigation is continuing.
Tip
of the Week
Vehicle Burglary Prevention
Thieves look for easy and inviting
targets when it comes to selecting a vehicle to burglarize or steal from. It
is up to you to make every effort to prevent your car from being targeted. Here
are some basic tips that will make your vehicle a little less inviting to a
thief:
* LOCK your car!
* Always park in
well-lighted areas.
* Install motion
lights in your driveway.
* Install and
use a vehicle alarm.
* DO NOT leave
valuables in plain view.
* Leave all
items of value at home if possible.
* Look around
when you park. Notice anyone or anything suspicious? Write down license plates
and descriptions. Alert on-site security or staff and CALL the police.
Many auto burglaries or
thefts from cars occur right in a residential driveway and too often it is
because the vehicle was never locked. Suspects will often target cars that are
left unlocked, walking up and down a street trying car doors all the way. Take
the time to secure your vehicle. Other thieves target victims by watching what
is placed inside a trunk or hatch. If you plan on stopping by the gym, park, or
elsewhere after work, take the time before you leave to place your belongings
safely in the trunk. Don't wait until you park to then transfer your laptop,
purse, bag, or briefcase to the trunk. Thieves may be watching and targeting
your car. These are just a few tips to help prevent you from becoming a victim
of auto burglary. Be proactive, look around, and most importantly, don't
hesitate to call the police if you see something or someone suspicious.
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