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Thursday, November 15, 2012
car stolen 3200 Military
A 2002 Toyota Matrix was stolen on 11/13/12 from in front of a home on the 3200 block of Military Avenue.
Anyone with information regarding this crime please notify LAPD SLO Ceja at 310-622-3975 or call 877-ASK-LAPD
Friday, October 5, 2012
Posted with BlogsyFriday, September 28, 2012
Attempted burglary on 3200 Tilden
TYPE: Attempted Burglary
WHERE: 3200 Tilden
WHEN: Thursday , September 27th at noon
SUSPECTS: -
CHARACTERISTICS:
A Westside Village neighbor who lives on the 3200 block of Tilden Ave has reported an incident that appears to have been typical of the "knock-knock" burglary pattern. The owner's mother, who speaks only Mandarin Chinese, was eating lunch in the kitchen at about noon yesterday (9/27) when she saw what she described as a male Hispanic jump over the closed side gate and head toward the back of the house. She quickly went to the backyard and closed the patio doors. There was no further attempt by the suspect to enter the house.
WHERE: 3200 Tilden
WHEN: Thursday , September 27th at noon
SUSPECTS: -
CHARACTERISTICS:
A Westside Village neighbor who lives on the 3200 block of Tilden Ave has reported an incident that appears to have been typical of the "knock-knock" burglary pattern. The owner's mother, who speaks only Mandarin Chinese, was eating lunch in the kitchen at about noon yesterday (9/27) when she saw what she described as a male Hispanic jump over the closed side gate and head toward the back of the house. She quickly went to the backyard and closed the patio doors. There was no further attempt by the suspect to enter the house.
Items Stolen from Porch 3100 block of Midvale
A resident on the 3100 block of Midvale had items stolen from their porch the week of September 17th.
Please report any incident, even if it seems insignificant as the LAPD use this information to track patterns in our neighborhoods. This helps them determine where to allocate their resources.
Please report any incident, even if it seems insignificant as the LAPD use this information to track patterns in our neighborhoods. This helps them determine where to allocate their resources.
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