Pacific Neighborhood Watch Burglary & Auto Theft Alert!

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Date: Thursday, 2/5/15

Burglary and thefts have increased in Pacific Area this week.

Many of these crimes are preventable.

When a criminal gets away with a crime, he/she generally returns to the same area to strike again. Especially if they believe they can obtain easy access via unlocked doors and windows.

Due to recent burglaries and thefts, here are some areas that are considered as potential targets:

14A11 - (A large Increase in Burglaries / Thefts)
Venice & Main
Rose & Ocean Front Walk
Westminster & Main
Venice & Pacific
Main & Rose
Paloma & Speedway

14A13 - (A large Increase in Burglaries / Thefts)
Lincoln & Rose
Abbot Kinney & San Juan
Abbot Kinney & Venice
Broadway & 6th

14A25
Sawtelle & Palms
Sawtelle & Venice
Centiinela & Venice

14A27
Venice & Clarington
Venice & Jasmine
Venice & Venton
Venice & Sepulveda
Palms & Sepulveda

14A45
Maxella & Lincoln
Marina Point Dr. & Lincoln
Jefferson & Playa Vista Dr.
Gilmore & Short

14A49
Venice & Inglewood Ave

14A67 - (A large Increase in Burglaries / Thefts)
Alvern & La Tijera
La Tiera & Arbor Vita
Flight & La Tijera
Century & Aviation

14A73 -
La Tieja & Lincoln
8700th Block of Pershing

If you see anyone lurking around vehicles or property that do not belong to them, please call 1 877 “Ask LAPD” / 1877-275-5273 right away. If it is an Emergency, always call 911.

Pacific Area Vehicle & Residential Burglary Alert

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WEDNESDAY, 2/14/15 Predictive Policing

Everyone should remember to lock and secure your doors and windows. Unfortunately, many crimes happen with the help of Unlocked Window & Doors.

Everyday, many criminals easily open unlocked doors and windows and wonder right inside the homes of:

* Little children watching television
* Women taking showers or sleep in bed
* Families eating breakfast, lunch or dinner
* more…..

Your love ones are MUCH TOO Valuable & we should Always make sure that they remain FULLY SECURED.

Take NO Changes.

Although Everyone should take precautions, here are some areas to pay special attention to this week in LAPD Pacific Area:

14A11
Venice & Main
Rose & Ocean Front Walk
Westminster & Main
Venice & Pacific
Main & Rose

14A13
Lincoln & Rose

14A25
Sawtelle & Palms
Sawtelle & Venice
Centiinela & Venice

14A27
Venice & Clarington
Venice & Jasmine
Venice & Venton
Venice & Sepulveda
Palms & Sepulveda

14A45
Maxella & Lincoln
Marina Point Dr. & Lincoln
Jefferson & Playa Vista Dr.
Gilmore & Short

14A49
Venice & Inglewood Ave

14A67
Alvern & La Tijera
La Tiera & Arbor Vita

If you see anyone lurking around vehicles or property that do not belong to them, please call 1 877 “Ask LAPD” / 1877-275-5273 right away. If it is an Emergency, always call 911.

 

 

LAPD PACIFIC AREA BURGLARY & THEFT ALERTS

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LAPD PACIFIC AREA PREDICTED POLICING ALERTS -

Watch out for ongoing: RESIDENTIAL / VEHICLE BURGLARIES & AUTO THEFTS--

Where?


14A11
Mildred & Main
Venice & Pacific
Rose & Ocean Front Walk
Windward & Ocean Front Walk

14A13
Lincoln & Rose

14A25
Sawtelle & Palms
Sawtelle & Venice
Centiinela & Venice

14A27
Venice & Jasmine
Venice & Venton
Venice & Sepulveda
Palms & Sepulveda

14A45
Maxella & Lincoln
Marina Point Dr. & Lincoln
Jefferson & Playa Vista Dr.

14A49
Venice & Inglewood Ave

14A67
Alvern & La Tijera
La Tiera & Arbor Vita

If you see anyone lurking around other vehicles or property that do not belong to them, please call 1 877 “Ask LAPD” / 1877-275-5273 right away to get a police car dispatched. If it is an Emergency, always call 911.

 

Burglary From Single Family Homes in Pacific (Under Construction)

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There has been NINE Construction Site Burglaries from January 4 to 28 (24-day period) in Pacific Area. (Particularly Basic Car’s 14A27, 14A25, 14A67 & 14A73)

At end of workday, construction company working on single-family residence placed tools in connex container, the garage, or in residence. Unkn suspect entered property or cut chain fence,
and removed tools. No suspects seen.

Most occurred beween Centinela and Overland (from 10 Fwy to Venice Blvd) (A25 & A27). Two also occurred in Westchester (Sepulveda & 80th St vicinity, RD 1467 & 1476).

Nearly all occurred on weeknights (Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to the following day are the HOT Nights.)

Suggested Community Strategies—

Familiarize residences under construction, place close attention to them if you see anyone lurking around them. DO NOT APPROACH anyone who seems to be committing a crime or that looks suspicious. Call 911 in case of an emergency. If you have any information in regards to potential suspects, please call Pacific Area Detectives at (310) 482-6313.

Get more safety tips and suggestions by downloading our Free LAPD Pacific Area Mobile App at:http://LapdPacificApp.com/

CRITICAL MISSING - 14 YEAR OLD GIRL MISSSING FROM THE PACIFIC AREA OF LAPD. BE ON ALERT

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Lauren Jackson

 

14-year-old Missing Girl May be Traveling to North Carolina or Georgia

Los Angeles: The family of Lauren Jackson and the Los Angeles Police Department are requesting the public’s assistance in locating the 14-year-old.

On January 29, 2015, around 5:30 p.m., Lauren Jackson left her family home in the 6700 block of 88th Street in the city of Westchester. Her family is concerned for her welfare due to her young age.

Lauren Jackson is described as a 14-year-old female Black, with brown hair and brown eyes. She stands 5 feet 10 inches tall, and weighs approximately 120 pounds. She was last seen wearing gray sweatpants, blue jeans jacket, converse shoes.

If you have seen, or have any information regarding the whereabouts of Lauren Jackson, please contact LAPD Pacific Division at (310) 482-6445. During non- business hours or on weekends, calls should be directed to 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (877-527-3247). Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477). Tipsters may also contact Crime Stoppers by texting to phone number 274637 (C-R-I-M-E-S on most keypads) with a cell phone. All text messages should begin with the letters “LAPD.” Tipsters may also go to LAPDOnline.org, click on “webtips” and follow the prompts.

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