NEWS
March 28, 2014
EYE ON CRIME
Crimes reported by LBPD, Council Districts 6, 7 & 8
friday, March 21 Battery 3:51am- Atlantic Ave./Del Amo Blvd. Saturday, March 22 Grand theft auto 3:53am- E. PCH/Cherry Ave.
Robbery of person 12:24pm- 3400 block Long Beach Blvd. Residential burglary 11:04pm- 2800 block Golden Ave.
Sunday, March 23 Robbery of person 12:49am- Long Beach Blvd./W. PCH Battery 10:27am- Pacific Ave./W. PCH
Grand theft auto 2:16pm- 2100 block Myrtle Ave.
Residential burglary 7:17pm- 2400 block Atlantic Ave. Assault 8:42pm- Earl Ave./E. 25th St.
Robbery of person 11:44pm- 2700 block Pacific Ave.
Monday, March 24 Residential burglary 9:48am- 2800 block California Ave.
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DUI 2:35am- Orange Ave./E. 23rd St. Suspect in custody.
Residential burglary 10:49am- 2000 block Pacific Ave.
Stolen vehicle 6:37am- Obispo Ave./E. PCH
Tuesday, March 25 Residential burglaries (2) 8:51am- 2000 block Pacific Ave.
Monday, March 24 Residential burglary 9:15am- 2100 block E. 21st St.
Robbery of person 9:03pm- 3700 block Locust Ave.
Crimes reported by SHPD, Citywide
Thursday, March 20 DUI 11:56pm- E. Hill St./Temple Ave.
Injury hit-and-run 6:46pm- E. PCH/Coronado Ave. Residential burglary 7:04pm- 2000 block E. 21st St.
Saturday, March 22 DUI 2:15am- E. Hill St./Gundry Ave.
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Residential burglary 9:47am- 2800 block California Ave.
Petty theft 1pm- 1800 block E. Willow St. Named suspect.
Non-njury hit-and-run 1:11pm- 2500 block Orange Ave.
friday, March 21 Petty theft 1:38pm- 900 block E. 33rd St.
Under influence of alcohol or drugs 3:03pm- 2100 block Cherry Ave. Suspect in custody.
Lives Lived
Petty theft with prior 5:41pm- 2200 block E. Willow St.
Stolen vehicle recovered 7:28pm- 1800 block Henderson Ave.
Forgery 2:47pm- 2800 block Junipero Ave.
Residential burglary 9pm- 2200 block St. Louis Ave.
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Residential burglary 6:36pm- 2000 block E. 21st St.
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