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LAPD West Los Angeles Division Reports 19.8 Percent Decline In Crime

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The West Los Angeles division of the Los Angeles Police Department said its year-to-date crime is down 19.8 percent from last year for  “Part I” crimes.

The West LA division said it is now number seven in the City of Los Angeles for total “Part I” crime reduction out of the 21 LAPD City divisions.

“Part I” crimes are classified as homicides, rapes, burglaries, aggravated assaults, robberies, and thefts (personal and auto).

West LA Division senior lead officer Maria Gray (Brentwood area) said its division continued to ask for the community’s help in reducing current growing areas of concern. She said these included the number of construction site burglaries and bike thefts.

“As always… lock it, hide it or lose it when leaving items behind in your parked car,” Gray said. “I really don’t want to see any more reports of purses or computers left behind in cars. Remind your friends, kids, parents, neighbors, visitors, and yourself. As evident by some of the reports, it only takes a few minutes for your items to be gone forever.”

Here is the West Los Angeles crime reports from Feb. 4 to Feb. 24.

Burglaries

— 11600 Chenault

On Feb. 6 at 10:25 pm, suspect forced entry into apartment building parking structure.  As he removed bicycles he was apprehended by building occupants and held for officers.

— 11800 Wilshire (commercial)

On Feb. 8 at 12:15 pm, unknown suspect(s) suspects entered business via unlocked rear door, pried office door, and removed cash from unlocked safe.

— 11600 San Vicente Boulevard (commercial)

On Feb. 8 at 11:30 am, unknown suspect(s) pried front office door and went through office drawers. No property taken.

— 600 Elkins Road

Between Feb. 15 at 2 pm and Feb. 19 at 2 pm, unknown suspect(s) removed two televisions from otherwise vacant residence (in escrow). No forced entry.

100 N. Bowling Green

On Feb. 19 between 9:30 am and 3:30 pm, unknown suspect(s) pried the residence rear window and removed jewelry.

— 500 Moreno Avenue (construction site)

Between Feb. 19 at 1:10 pm and Feb. 20 at 6:40 am, unknown suspect(s) pried open the side garage door, torched open the tool shed and took the victim’s MAC desktop computer and his construction tools.

 Grand Theft Auto

— 11600 Montana

On Feb. 3 between 6:30 pm and 9:40 am on Feb. 4, while parked in a sub-garage, a 2003 Lexus LS430 was stolen.

Burglary and/or theft from Motor Vehicle                            

— 11900 Goshen Avenue

On Feb. 5 between 5 pm and 9:55 pm, an attempt was made to pry the door. No property taken. Purse was in plain view.

— 11700 Goshen Avenue

On Feb. 5 between 6 pm and 8 pm, while parked in a carport, door pried, camera, I-pod, and radio stolen.

— 11800 Dorothy Avenue

On Feb. 6 between 8 am and 6 pm, two vehicle license plates stolen.

— 100 Saltair

On Feb. 6, between 4 pm and 10:45 am, while parked on the street, watches and pocket knife stolen.

— 100 Westgate

On Feb. 6 between 4:45 pm and 11:15 am, while parked on the street, door pried and bags, keys and dishes stolen.

–11900 Montana

On Feb. 7 between 10:30 pm and 3 pm, while parked in a sub-garage, window smashed and briefcase and laptop computer stolen.

–1600 Casale

On Feb. 13 between 11:20 am and 11:25 am, while parked on the street, I-phone and checkbook stolen.

— 12000 Coyne

On Feb. 14 at approximately 12:45 pm, while parked on the street, a lawnmower was stolen.

— 500 Barrington

On Feb. 16 between 4 pm and 10 am, while parked in a sub-garage, a television was stolen.

— 1200 Chalon Road

On Feb. 18 between 3:20 pm and 4 pm, while parked in a parking lot, window smashed, laptop, I-pad, jewelry, shoes stolen.

Grand Theft & Petty Theft

— 900 Granville Avenue (residence)

On Feb. 4, a bike stolen valued at $2,000.

— 1100 S. Barrington Avenue (business)

On Feb. 5, contractor was within business after which I-Pod valued at $300 reported stolen.

— 11600 Goshen Avenue

On Feb. 7, victim left bike unsecured in a secured parking garage. Unknown suspect(s) took bike valued at $150.

— 400 S. Barrington Avenue (residence)

On Feb. 9 a contractor was within residence after which earrings valued at $2,000 which were on nightstand were reported stolen.

— 12200 Dunoon Lane (residence)

Between Nov. 1, 2013 and Feb. 10, 2014, unknown suspect (possibly a caregiver) took property from elderly victim’s residence. Money and Jewelry valued at $4,100.

–11900 Kiowa Avenue (business)

On Feb. 12, victim had ordered two lamps on line and had them delivered. UPS stated they dropped the package off at the front door. The victim went to the location and discovered the items missing. No suspects seen. Lamps valued at $80.

— 500 S. Barrington (residence)

On Feb. 12 between 8 am and 4 pm, unknown suspect(s) removed victim’s gate motor valued at $3000.

— 11700 San Vicente (business)

Between Feb. 13 at 12:30 pm and Feb. 14 at 7 am, unknown suspect(s) took unattended wallet from counter, loss valued at $56.

— 1100 Barry Ave (residence)

Between Feb. 19 and Feb. 20, an unknown suspect(s) removed the victim’s bike from their apartment garage valued at $1,000.

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