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Palos Verdes Estates Police Department Weekly Crime Report June 21-June 27, 2016 Palos Verdes Estates Police Department Weekly Crime Report June 21-June 27, 2016 Jeff Kepley, Chief of Police Prepared by Sandy Marchese, Community Relations Assistant 06-22-16 Drugs __ _____ 100 Blk PVDW At approximately 3:18 PM, officers conducted a traffic stop and arrested the driver for Possession of Drugs without a Prescription. 06-22-16 Vehicle Burglary __ _____ 600 Blk PVDW Between approximately 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM, unknown suspect(s) entered the victim’s locked vehicle by breaking the front passenger side window and removed a purse containing cash, identification and credit cards. 06-23-16 Vehicle Theft __ _____ 3800 Blk Via LaSelva From 06-17-16 to 06-18-16, between approximately 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM, unknown suspect(s) entered the victim’s vehicle, which was parked in the driveway, through open window and removed a tote bag, sunglasses and miscellaneous items. 06-24-16 Warrant Arrest __ _____ 300 Blk PVDW At approximately 11:56 PM, an officer conducted a traffic stop and arrested a passenger for an outstanding Warrant. 06-25-16 Vandalism __ _____ 1100 Blk Via Nogales At approximately 6:30 PM, Known suspect(s) threw rocks at a television on the Montemalaga Elementary School campus. 06-26-16 Traffic Offense __ _____ Epping Rd & Paseo Del Mar At approximately 3:09 AM, an officer conducted a traffic stop and issued the driver a citation for Driving on a Suspended License. 06-26-16 Vandalism __ _____ 2400 Blk Via Campesina Prior to approximately 12:17 PM, unknown suspect(s) spray painted a U.S. postal drop box and a wooden fence at the Malaga Cove Library. 06-27-16__________Identity Theft_____________________________________ _ Unknown Prior to 06-27-16, unknown suspect(s) obtained the victim’s credit card information by unknown means and made fraudulent purchases online. 1 | P a g e PALOS VERDES ESTATES POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME REPORT June 21-27, 2016 CITY NEWS City Council Meeting Date: 7/12/2016 7:30 PM Traffic Safety Committee Meeting Date: 7/6/2016 7:30 PM Location: Council Chambers of City Hall 340 Palos Verdes Drive West Palos Verdes Estates, California 90274 Add to my Outlook Calendar Lunada Bay Homeowners Association’s Summer Concerts in the Park Location Date Genre Band Name Sponsor Time Picnic & Pops, Peninsula PV High July 10 Wind Ensemble Symphonic Winds School Quad http://www.pswinds.org/ 5pm to 7pm Lunada Bay Park Caught Off Guard CHASE Bank, July BBQ and 3pm to 5pm http://facebook.com/ Lunada Bay 17** Blues/Rock Band (BBQ) music.caughtoffguard Branch 5pm to 7pm (Band) Lunada Bay Cars Tribute Heartbeat City DeBraal & Rau, July 24 Park Band http://www.heartbeat-city.com/ Re/Max 5pm to 7pm Lunada Bay August Kindie (Kid Sara Dee Park 14 Indie) 5pm to 7pm Lunada Bay August Tenn West Country Western Park 28 http://www.tennwest.com/ 5pm to 7pm ** Free BBQ (3 pm) and Music (5 pm) Sponsored by CHASE Bank, Lunada Bay Branch 1 COMMUNITY EVENTS Thanks to our donors who make it possible to keep this PVE tradition alive. This event can only continue if people like you donate. The all-volunteer committee donates their time and money to put together this celebration. We are grateful for loyal patrons who give year after year, but often we operate at a deficit as we have for the past several years. So if you count yourself as one who has enjoyed this event in the past or plans to in the future, please consider a donation this year. Your name will be recognized in our program and is tax deductible. Help us keep this special local tradition going strong. Patriotically yours, The Palos Verdes Independence Day Celebration Committee To make a donation: Call: 310-422-4474 Email: [email protected] Mail To: P.O. Box 1182, PVE, CA 90274 2 OS POWER OUTAGES – FLEX ALERTS – NEWS FROM SCE 3 T LOSTAND &FOUND FOUND - ANIMALS - CAT LOST AN D FOUND - ANIMALS Resident’s beloved cat is missing in the neighborhood of 3900 Blk Via Solano and the adjacent streets. She is a solid charcoal-gray shorthair cat with light green eyes. The resident is heartbroken and hopes, with your help, to find the cat and have her return safely home. Please contact: Summer Gang at 310-666-0716 (call or text) NITY EVENTS SAFSCAM LOST ALERT & FOUND - CATSSAGES – DISASTER KIT STORAGE Beware of any e-mail you may have, or will receive (below) which asks you for any personal information. Legitimate business interests such as your cable company, bank, online retailers will never ask you for this personal information and if you fall victim to these fear tactics, you may have your identity stolen or bank account drained (depending on the scam). If you or anyone you know is a victim of this or any other kind of online scam, please contact the police department. Also, you may wish to visit the FBI's website to see more scam information. (Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov/media/default.aspx). This is what the scam email looks like: From: Cox Communications <[email protected]> Subject: UPGRADE YOUR ACCOUNT Date: June 29, 2016 at 5:31:16 AM PDT Attn; Cox user, This message is from Cox High Speed Internet. Due to excess abandoned webmail accounts, We are currently 4 performing maintenance on our Digital webmail Server to improve the spam filter services in our webmail systems for better online services to avoid virus and spam mails. In order to ensure you do not experience service interruption, respond to this email immediately and Confirm Your Account details; E -mail: Password: Birth date: send all information to: [email protected] Account owner that refuses to send his or her account details after 2-5 working days of this notification will loose account permanently from our site data base for email violation. Thank you for being a loyal cox email user, we hope you enjoy the newest version of cox mail. IF YOU RECEIVED THE ABOVE EMAIL VIA YOUR EMAIL ACCOUNT, DO NOT RESPOND TO IT AND DELETE IT. SAFETY MESSAGES – DISASTER KIT STORAG POWER OUTAGES – FLEX ALERTS – NEWS FROM SCE NO OUTAGES REPORTED COMMUNITY EVENT SAFETY MESSAGES – DISASTER KIT STORAGE Celebrating July 4 Safely THE USE OF FIREWORKS ANYWHERE IN PALOS VERDES ESTATES IS ILLEGAL Cal Fire said that as we get closer to celebrating the July 4 holiday, to remain vigilant of the use of any fireworks. "This week marks the beginning of safe and sane fireworks being sold in approximately 300 communities in California," Berlant said. "It's critical that if you choose to buy safe and sane fireworks in one of these communities that you exercise extreme caution. Only use those fireworks with the State Fire Marshal Seal of Approval. California has a zero tolerance towards the use and sale of illegal fireworks." A full fireworks safety guide can be found here: ReadyForWildfire.org Ready Where You Are: Disaster Kit Storage You never know where you’ll be when an emergency occurs, so it’s a good idea to be ready wherever you are. That means preparing supplies for your home, work, and vehicle. 5 The Ready Campaign has information about creating a disaster supply kit for each location. www.ready.gov/kit-storage For your home: Create a kit containing enough food, water, and supplies to last at least three days; and Keep the kit in a designated place and make sure family members know where it is. For your work: Be prepared to shelter in place for at least 24 hours; Include food, water, and other necessities like medicines in your kit. Keep the kit in one container and be ready to grab and go; and Have comfortable walking shoes in case an evacuation requires walking long distances. For your vehicle: Include jumper cables, flashlights, clothing, and a first aid kit; and Consider having a fully charged cell phone and phone charger, flares, baby formula, and diapers if you have a small child. California Wildfire Latest: 9 Large Fires, 2 Deaths, Hundreds of Homes Destroyed Here are the latest stats on the major fires currently burning in the state. Shared from the Temecula, CA Patch By Renee Schiavone (Patch Staff) - June 27, 2016 2:52 pm ET 6 More than 5,200 firefighters are working Monday to battle nine large blazes across the Golden State as fire season rages on. And as we move into another warm week, Cal Fire is warning of increased fire risk. "Yesterday’s high temperatures combined with the low humidity led to an increase in wildfire conditions," Cal Fire Spokesman Daniel Berlant said Monday morning. "Several large wildfires broke out burning hundreds of acres." Berlant said that since temperatures are forecast to be anywhere from five to 15 degrees above normal and humidity is expected to drop, a dangerous combination will increase the fire risk statewide. "There is a chance for isolated lightning in the mountains of San Bernardino down to San Diego," he added. The Fires The largest fire of all right now is the deadly Erskine Fire in Kern County, near Lake Isabella. As of Monday morning, an estimated 45,388 acres had burned and 200 homes had been destroyed. Dozens more are in jeopardy. Two fatalities related to the fire are confirmed. Containment is estimated at 40 percent. 7 Over the weekend, a fire popped up about 2.5 miles northeast of Laguna Beach, in the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. An estimated 50 acres has burned there so far, and it's considered 60 percent contained, according to Cal Fire.
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