Crime & Safety
Assault Suspect Arrested: Palos Verdes Crime Blotter
The crime blotter covers incidents in the Palos Verdes Peninsula from March 10-16
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PALOS VERDES, CA — The following is the most recent Lomita Sheriff's Station crime blotter for the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
Rancho Palos Verdes
ASSAULT
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- Arrest - March 13 - Figtree Road
- One suspect was arrested for assault, deputies said. No additional information was available.
SHOPLIFTING
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- Theft - March 15 - 29000 block of South Western Avenue
- Authorities are looking for a shoplifting suspect. The suspect was described as a Hispanic woman with short black hair who wore a brown hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
PETTY THEFT
- Theft - March 10-11 - 6800 block of Kings Harbor Drive
- A theft was reported to the Lomita Sheriff's Station. No suspect information was known and no additional information was provided
- Theft - March 14-17 - 4200 block of Palos Verdes Drive South
- A theft was reported to the Lomita Sheriff's Station. No suspect information was known and no additional information was provided
BURGLARY
- Vehicle - March 16 - 2100 block of West Toscanini Drive
- A vehicle burglary was reported to the Lomita Sheriff's Station. Authorities said the suspect may be a white or Hispanic man, but no additional information was provided.
- Vehicle - March 15-16 - 2700 block of Avenida Cuaderno
- A vehicle burglary was reported to the Lomita Sheriff's Station. No additional information about the incident or the suspect's identity was available.
GRAND THEFT
- Theft - March 7-11 - 3400 block of Palo Vista Drive
- Authorities said a grand theft occurred, but no additional information about the incident was available.
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