Mountain Views News, Combined Edition Saturday, October 16, 2021

ARCADIA, MONROVIA & DUARTEARCADIA, MONROVIA & DUARTE 7 Mountain Views-News Saturday, October 16, 2021 ARCADIA, MONROVIA & DUARTEARCADIA, MONROVIA & DUARTE 7 Mountain Views-News Saturday, October 16, 2021 
ARCADIA POLICE BLOTTER 

For the period of Sunday, October 
3rd through Saturday, October 
9th, the Police Department responded 
to 1,101 calls for service, 
of which 104 required formal investigations. 
The following is a 
summary report of some of the 
major incidents handled by the 
Department during this period. 

Sunday, October 3:

1. At 8:40 a.m., an officer 
responded to a residence in the 
700 block of Arcadia Avenue 
regarding a residential burglary 
report. The officer determined 
an unknown suspect entered the 
victim’s unlocked vehicle parked 
inside the open garage and fled 
with a bag containing a wallet 
and cash. The suspect then used 
the victim’s credit cards to make 
fraudulent purchases. 
2. At 6:39 p.m., officers 
responded to a residence in 
the 400 block of West Live Oak 
Avenue regarding an aggravated 
assault incident. The suspect, a39-year-old son, spit in the face 
of his elderly mother. Responding 
officers located the suspect 
who began throwing knives and 
a hatchet at them. The suspect 
then barricaded himself inside 
the residence. The Arcadia Police 
Department S.W.A.T. Team responded 
and arrested the Arcadia 
resident. He was transported to 
the Arcadia City Jail for booking. 
Monday, October 4:

3. At 7:16 a.m., an officer 
responded to the medical offices 
at 65 North First Avenue regarding 
a commercial burglary report. 
An investigation revealed 
the suspect, a 22-year-old homeless 
female, broke a window and 
was sleeping inside the business. 
The suspect was arrested and 
transported to the Arcadia CityJail for booking. 
4. At 8:07 a.m., an officer 
responded to the 1000 block 
of Arcadia Avenue regarding a 
grand theft report. The victim 
discovered her catalytic converter 
was stolen from her Toyota 
Tacoma truck. The incident happened 
sometime during the previous 
night.
5. At 8:57 a.m., an officer 
responded to 30 East Santa Clara 
Street regarding a vandalism report. 
The reporting party discovered 
the front glass door to the 
business had been damaged. 
While investigating the vandalism, 
officers became aware that 
suspects possibly responsible 
for the vandalism were seen 
near 7-Eleven, located at 102 
East Huntington Drive. When 
officers contacted the subjects, 
they discovered a domestic 
dispute between the homeless 
couple resulted in the 30-year-
old female had scratched and 
punched her boyfriend. She was 
arrested for battery. A records 
check of the couple revealed the 
boyfriend, a 26-year-old male 
from Bellflower, had an outstanding 
warrant. Both suspects 
were arrested and transported 
to the Arcadia City Jail for booking. 
The investigation of their 
involvement in the vandalism is 
ongoing. 
Tuesday, October 5:

6. At 10:41 a.m., an officer 
responded to Corner Sense,
located at 119 West Live Oak 
Avenue, regarding a theft from 
vehicle report. An investigation 
revealed an unknown suspect 
stole the victim’s radiator hoses 
and gas from the gas tank 
of a 2019 Ford van sometime 
between October 1st at 2:00 p.m. 
and October 2nd at 9:00 a.m. 
7. At 5:49 p.m., an officer 
observed a suspect vandalizinga dumpster enclosure near the 
Arcadia Chamber of Commerce,
located at 388 West Huntington 
Drive. A records check of the 
suspect revealed the 38-year-old 
homeless female had an outstanding 
warrant. She was arrested 
for the vandalism and the 
warrant. While being booked at 
the Arcadia City Jail, the officer 
discovered she was in possession 
of drug paraphernalia. 
8. At 8:54 p.m., an officer 
responded to a residence in the 
500 block of South Fifth Avenue 
regarding a package theft report. 
Sometime between September 
21st and October 5th, someone 
stole two packages containing 
tools, weights, and clothing from 
the victim’s porch. Video surveillance 
captured images of a 
suspect described as a Hispanic 
male, heavy-set, with black hair,
a beard, and a tattoo on his right 
shoulder. 
Wednesday, October 6:

9. At 2:58 p.m., an officer 
responded to CVS, located at 
1401 South Baldwin Avenue, 
regarding a shoplifting incident. 
Four female suspects were captured 
on surveillance footage stealing 
numerous cosmetic items. 
They fled in an awaiting black, 
newer model Mercedes Benz sedan. 
The suspects are described 
as Black females in their early20’s. There is no further suspect 
or vehicle description. 
10. At 6:10 p.m., an officer 
responded to the 100 block 
of North First Avenue regarding 
a vandalism that had just 
occurred. The victim witnessed 
the suspect, later identified as 
a 46-year-old male homeless, 
using a black marker to graffiti 
on the victim’s property. The suspect 
was arrested and transported 
to the Arcadia City Jail for 
booking. 
Thursday, October 7:

11. At 6:56 a.m., an officer 
responded to Wellness Professional 
Services, located at 411 East 
Huntington Drive, regarding a 
commercial burglary report. The 
victim discovered someone broke 
the front glass window of the 
building and ransacked the location. 
The loss is unknown at the 
time of this report.
12. At 7:31 a.m., an officer 
responded to the 500 block of 
Cortez Road regarding a theftfrom vehicle report. Surveillance 
footage revealed two male 
suspects exited a dark colored 
4-door sedan and stole the victim’s 
catalytic converter from her 
Honda Accord. 
Friday, October 8:

13. At 9:21 p.m., an officer 
responded to the Westfield Santa 
Anita mall, located at 400 South 
Baldwin Avenue, regarding a 
grand theft report. Sometime 
between 12:00 p.m. and 9:05 
p.m. on October 8th, someone 
stole the victim’s catalytic converter 
from his Honda Accord 
while it was parked at the mall. 
Saturday, October 9:

14. At 5:21 p.m., an officer 
responded to Sephora, located 
at 400 South Baldwin Avenue, 
regarding a petty theft report. 
Surveillance footage revealed 
the suspect, a 27-year-old female 
from San Gabriel, stole $240.00 
worth of cosmetics. She was cited 
and released in the field. 
DUARTE POLICE BLOTTER 

ARCADIA ANNOUNCES NOVEMBER 
10 COMMUNITY WORKSHOP ON 
CITY COUNCIL REDISTRICTING 

The City of Arcadia is seeking public input on the redistricting 
of City Council districts. Every 10 years the United 
States conducts a census to count the population. Upon 
the completion of the United States Census, the CityCouncil District Map is realigned to reflect Arcadia’s current 
population. 

On Wednesday, November 10, 2021, the City of Arcadia 
will host a Community Workshop at 6:00 p.m. in the CityCouncil Chambers located at 240 W. Huntington Drive to 
provide an overview of the redistricting process, to solicit 
input from Arcadia residents on communities of interest, 
and to introduce the City's redistricting mapping tool. 
The public is encouraged to attend the Workshop to learn 
more about the redistricting process and understand their 
impact on helping shape the City’s new districts. 

Additional public meetings will be conducted over the 
next several months and the public is invited to comment 
on redistricting issues discussed during those meetings. 

For more information regarding the City’s redistricting 
process, please visit the City’s website at ArcadiaCA.gov/
redistricting. If you have any questions regarding the redistricting 
process, please email us at CityClerk@Arca-
diaCA.gov. 

SOCAL GAS CONDUCTING AERIAL 
METHANE MAPPING 

Pipeline safety and maintenance is of top priority for SoCalGas. As 
such, SoCalGas will be conducting methane emission mapping over 
SoCalGas infrastructure in the Cities of Monrovia, Arcadia, Temple 
City, Rosemead, El Monte as well as over the community of South 
San Gabriel. 

This new technology allows SoCalGas to detect methane emissions 
from the air at 500 ft altitude (within normal FAA flight operations 
regulations). SoCalGas will use a helicopter for the operation: 

Weather permitting, the project will take place on Wednesday, October 
20, and Thursday, October 21Hours of operation will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

The Bell JetRanger helicopter will be going back and forth in a lawnmower 
pattern at 500 ft. 

There is no threat to the community. On the contrary, detection of 
methane emissions is another method in helping keep the communities 
SoCalGas serve safe and is part of the SB 1371 Natural Gas 
emissions reduction program. 

If you have any questions regarding the helicopter activity, please 
contact SoCalGas Customer Contact Center at 1(800) 427-2200.
Company representatives are available 24 hours a day, seven days a 
week. 

PLEASE STAY SAFE! 
GET VACCINATED! 

SOCIALLY DISTANCE! 

WEAR A MASK! 


Duarte Crime Blotter for the 
Week of Oct. 3 - Oct. 9, 2021 

October 03, 2021

Grand Theft Auto: 

1900 Block of Wardell Avenue. 
The victim’s 2011 Polaris 
RZR900XP was stolen from 
the location. 
October 04, 2021

Grand Theft: 

1830 Flower Avenue (Value 
Window and Doors). The victim 
reported suspect(s) unknown 
stole the catalytic converters 
to two of their vehicles,
a 2015 Toyota Tacoma and a 
2017 Toyota Tacoma. Loss was 
approximately $2,400. No surveillance 
video. 

Grand Theft Auto: 

1500 Huntington Drive (City 
of Hope). The victim’s 2019 
Polaris Ranger Crew 570 was 
stolen from the location. 

October 05, 2021

Grand Theft: 

1600 Block of Royal Oaks 
Drive. The victim reported 
suspect(s) unknown stole 
the catalytic converter to his 
2008 Toyota Prius. Loss was 
approximately $2,100. No surveillance 
video. 

October 07, 2021.

Burglary (Residential):

200 Block of Bettyhill Avenue. 
The victim was notified by 
a neighbor that he observed 
an older white Ford Explorer 

parked in front of the location 
with 2 males placing bags into 
the vehicle. The males were 
described as a male Hispanic 
adult 6’3”, 250 lbs, wearing alight colored shirt and sweatpants 
and a male Hispanic 
adult 5’3”, thin build wearingdark clothing. Surveillance video 
available. The estimated 
loss was $100. 

Burglary (Vehicle):

900 Block of Hurstview Street. 
The victim reported suspect(s) 
unknown entered her locked 
vehicle, a 2007 Honda Civic 
and stole her purse and the 
contents. Loss was approximately 
$200. No visible forced 
entry and no surveillance 
video. 

October 09, 2021

Assault with a deadly weapon 
(firearm):

1532 Huntington Drive (DaysInn Hotel). The Victim and 
suspect who are dating were at 
the location, when the suspect 
began to act “bizarre”. The victim 
attempted to calm the suspect 
by hugging him. The suspect 
began to push the victim 
off of him, when the victim heard 
a gunshot and realized she 
had been shot in the arm. After 
several attempts at leaving 
the room, she was finally able 
to escape. The suspect fled the 
area and was later arrested. 

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