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E-WATCH-Weekly Crime Summary, August 23 - 29, 2010

Residential Burglary

There was one residential burglary on the 12800 block of Woodridge Ave.

Other Structure Burglary

Miscellaneous items and holiday ornaments were taken from a storage locker on the 15200 block of Ocaso Ave.

Grand Theft

There were four grand thefts reported. Unknown suspects took copper wire and batteries on the 14500 block of Biola Ave. A vehicle's tailgate was stolen on the 14400 block of Alondra Blvd. Three bicycles were taken on the 13400 block of Marlette Dr. A Yorkshire Terrier puppy was taken from a business on the 15700 block of Imperial Hwy.

Vehicle Burglary

Vehicle burglaries decreased slightly from seven to five. In four of the incidents, unknown suspects shattered a window to gain entry. A car stereo and electronic equipment were stolen from a vehicle on the 14500 block of Artesia Blvd.

A purse was taken from a vehicle parked on the 15700 block of Rosecrans Ave.

Miscellaneous items were taken from a vehicle on the 15500 block of Grovehill Ln.

A GPS system and cell phone charger were taken from a vehicle on the 13400 block of Biola Ave.

 A GPS system was taken from a vehicle on the 14800 block of Jacana Dr.

Grand Theft Vehicle

There were three incidents last week. A Ford pick-up was taken on the 14300 block of Industry Circle. The vehicle was recovered by the Los Angeles Police Department. A Ford pick-up was taken on the 15300 block of Valley View Ave. A Saturn was taken from the 14500 block of San Dieguito Dr. The vehicle was recovered by Orange Police Department.

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