Larchmont Chronicle
OCTOBER 2026
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POLICE BEAT Metal pipe used in attack, victim drugged with fentanyl then robbed OLYMPIC DIVISION AGGRAVATED ASSAULT: A homeless man swung a metal pipe at a victim and was subsequently arrested at the corner of Western Avenue and 4th Street Sept. 7 at 2 p.m. BURGLARY: Two women drugged a victim with fentanyl and drove the victim to their home on the 400 block of South Manhattan Place, where they stole money and jewelry Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. WILSHIRE DIVISION The Chronicle spoke with SLO Tyler Shuck regarding a tragic auto accident death that occurred Sept. 6 at 590 N. Rossmore Ave. According to Shuck, “It was an isolated incident with no threat to public safety.” It was not a case of someone driving under the influence or a hit
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GRAND THEFTS AUTO: A 1989 Acura Integra was stolen from the 7000 block of Beverly Boulevard Sept. 2. A 2026 Porsche Cayenne was taken from the 150 block of South Detroit Street Sept. 12.
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North Sycamore Avenue Sept. 3. A purse, debit card, and cash were stolen from a Tesla Model Y on the 100 block of South Las Palmas Avenue Sept. 12.
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and run. There also isn’t any video of the scene. BURGLARIES: Two men were caught on camera prying open the rear door of a residence on the 600 block of South Mansfield Road, ransacked the bedrooms, took an empty safe, handbags, and watches. The suspects fled through the front door into a waiting vehicle Sept. 4 at 11:30 p.m.
Two men smashed the side window of a residence on the 600 block of South McCadden Road and stole handbags and jewelry from the bedrooms before fleeing through the front door. The incident was caught on video Sept. 6 at 10:45 p.m. BURGLARY THEFTS FROM VEHICLE: Air bags were stolen from a 2020 Honda Pilot on the 800 block of
Naked man vandalized homes, businesses
WILSHIRE DIVISION
Furnished by Senior Lead Officer Tyler Shuck
Furnished by Senior Lead Officer Daniel Chavez
By Nona Sue Friedman Residents of The Ravenswood were awakened early in the morning Sept. 13 to find a naked man threatening a resident in the backyard. The tenant was tending to plants when the suspect holding a screwdriver as a weapon entered the premises through a broken gate. The resident grabbed a watering wand and ceramic dish as a makeshift
weapon and protection and yelled at the suspect to leave. The interaction awakened Samantha Mack and many others in the building. According to Mack, “Neighbors came down with a broom, a bat. You really found out who the defenders are in the building.” Although the naked man was erratic, loud, and belligerent, they were able to “keep (Please turn to Page 23)