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SCV Sheriffs & Fire Host Community Safety Program

Working together we can make a difference.  Get prepared before an emergency or disaster occurs -  Community Relations personnel from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department - Santa Clarita Valley Station and the Los Angeles County Fire Department will join together next week to host two Community Safety Programs for residents in the Santa Clarita Valley. 

The first community program will be held in the City of Santa Clarita on Monday, May 12, 2008, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the College of the Canyons in the Aliso Hall - Room 101- 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road, Santa Clarita. 

The second community program will be held in Castaic, Unincorporated Los Angeles County, on Thursday, May 15, 2008, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Castaic Elementary School - 30455 Park Vista Drive, Castaic.   

Emergency services personnel from both agencies will be on hand to talk about brush clearance, evacuation procedures, using the Sheriff and Fire Department Web sites, and much more. 

These events will offer a unique opportunity for residents to get involved with the safety and protection of their neighborhoods, learn how to best care for their family and property in the event of an emergency, ask questions and raise concerns, and talk about how we can all work together to keep the Santa Clarita Valley one of the best places in the nation to live, work, and play. 

It is always important to be aware of how to keep your family and neighborhood safe!  As we enter into the fire season, it is crucial that valuable public safety related information is disseminated to our community members before an emergency occurs. 

Information about the Community Emergency Response Training (C.E.R.T.) program, which is another way residents can take their involvement to the next level, will also be available.  We hope to see you there!

For additional information visit the follwowing link and print the informational flyer: Community Safety Program.  Questions can be directed to Deputy Laurie Baylis  at (661) 799-5164, Deputy Pat Rissler at (661) 799-5159 or Sergeant Gregg Lewison at (661) 799-5158. 

For information on volunteer opportunities with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station, visit the following link on the SCVSheriff.com website: SCV Sheriff Volunteers - Get Involved.

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Darren Harris at (661) 799-5814. 

Deputies Arrest Early Morning Car Burglar

Wednesday - May 07, 2008 - 4:00 a.m. - Newhall:

Commit Crime? - Not in the Santa Clarita Valley -  Deputies arrested a Sylmar man on burglary charges early Wednesday morning.  Deputies patrolling a Newhall neighborhood, near 6th Street and Pine Street, in the early morning hours spotted a man walking between cars and looking into car windows.  As they approached, the man threw a screwdriver. 

The deputies detained him and conducted further investigation.  The deputies report that they recovered a car stereo, amplifiers, speaker boxes, and other items in the grass, near the sidewalk where the suspect was standing.  The suspect reportedly led the deputies to two vehicles parked in a nearby parking garage.  The deputies found both vehicles had been broken into and the items they had recovered were apparently stolen from those vehicles.   

The suspect, Angel Brianos, MH/25, of Sylmar, was booked at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station on a felony Burglary charge and a misdemeanor charge of Possession of Burglary Tools.  He is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail pending future court proceedings.         

The investigation is ongoing and there is no further information at this time.  -ref 08076

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Detectives Arrest Kidnapping Suspect

Tuesday - May 06, 2008 - 4:30 p.m. - Canyon Country:

Commit Crime? - Not in the Santa Clarita Valley -  Detectives arrested an attempted kidnapping suspect Tuesday afternoon.  On Tuesday, April 29, 2008, a 15-year-old Canyon Country resident reported that a man attempted to kidnap her.  She said she was waiting on the bus bench at Soledad Canyon Road and Camp Plenty Road when a male approached her, asked her some questions, grabbed her arm and attempted to pull her from the bus stop.  The victim resisted the suspect, kicked him, and managed to run to safety inside a nearby business.  The suspect fled the area and was not located. 

Detectives from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's Robbery and Assault Team conducted a thorough follow-up investigation and set up an operation at the same bus stop on Tuesday, May 06, 2008.  The suspect, identified as Cesar Galvan, MH/27, of Palmdale, returned to the area and was spotted by the detectives.  After further investigation, the suspect was arrested and booked at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station on a felony charge of Attempted Kidnapping.  He is being held in lieu of $100,000 bail pending future court proceedings. 

Detectives have released photographs of the suspect and his vehicle in an effort to encourage any other potential victims or witnesses to this incident to come forward.  Anyone who has had contact with this suspect, may have seen him or his vehicle near the bus stop, or who witnessed the incident on April 29, 2008, should immediately contact Detective Rick Welch at (661) 799-5141.

Additional information can be found at the following link: Sheriff's Informational Bulletin.

The investigation is ongoing and there is no further information at this time.  -ref 07642

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Suspected Ice Cream Store Tip Jar Thieves Stopped Cold

Friday - May 02, 2008 - 8:50 p.m. - Valencia:

Commit Crime? - Not in the Santa Clarita Valley -  Two Newhall residents were arrested on burglary and other charges Friday night after they allegedly worked together to steal the tip jar from the Valencia Cold Stone Creamery. 

Deputies report that one of the suspects, Damone Gray II, MB/20, entered the store and began drawing attention to himself by making loud comments and gestures.  After the patrons and employees focused their attention on Gray, a second suspect, Lacey Headley-Collier, FW/20, allegedly entered the store, grabbed the tip jar and ran out.  Suspect Gray followed her out and they both fled towards Magic Mountain Parkway.  Deputies immediately responded and broadcast the suspect information.  A sergeant spotted the suspects near Town Center Drive a short time later and they were arrested.  Deputies reported they recovered $14.88. 

Both suspects were booked at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station on felony charges of Burglary and Criminal Conspiracy.  They are each being held in lieu of $20,000 bail.       

The investigation is ongoing and there is no further information at this time.  -ref 07835

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Three Arrested in Stolen Car

Friday - May 02, 2008 - 7:15 p.m. - Newhall:

Commit Crime? - Not in the Santa Clarita Valley -  Deputies assigned to the City of Santa Clarita - Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Community Interaction Team (CIT) arrested three suspects in a stolen car Friday night after conducting a traffic stop on Sierra Highway near Placerita Canyon Road.   

The car was reported stolen from a garage in Stevenson Ranch on April 24, 2008.  Inside the car deputies reportedly found drug paraphernalia, identification documents belonging to other individuals, a replica firearm (pellet gun), and other property that was apparently stolen during other incidents of burglary and theft in Valencia.  The deputies also reported that the driver and one of the passengers were allegedly under the influence of a controlled substance.   

All three suspects were booked at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.  The driver, Christopher Morejon, MH/20, of Canyon Country, faces potential felony charges of Grand Theft Auto and Receiving Stolen Property.  He also faces potential misdemeanor charges of being Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance, and Driving Under the Influence of Methamphetamine.  He was also on felony parole and is being held without bail.  The front passenger, Jaspreet Bassi, MO/29 of Newhall, faces potential felony charges of Taking a Vehicle Without the Owner's Consent and Receiving Stolen Property.  He could also face misdemeanor charges of Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession of Personal Identifying Information, and Petty Theft.  He is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail.  The rear passenger, Jacquelyn Hiner, FW/21, of Castaic, faces potential felony charges of Taking a Vehicle Without the Owner's Consent and Receiving Stolen Property.  She also faces a potential misdemeanor charge of being Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance.  She is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail.    

The investigation is ongoing and there is no further information at this time.  -ref 07343

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Cracking Down on Buckling Up

Click it or Ticket Aims to Boost Seat Belt Use -

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Santa Clarita Valley Station will be aggressively enforcing the state's occupant protection laws as part of California's 2008 Click it or Ticket mobilization, taking place May 12th through June 1st.  The campaign relies on heavy enforcement and public education as a means to help California achieve the highest seat belt use rate in the nation.  California currently has the nation's fourth highest seat belt use rate at 94.6 percent. 

"We want to make sure that all divers and passengers buckle up on every ride, day and night," said Captain Anthony La Berge of the Santa Clarita Sheriff's Station.  "Our deputies will be on the lookout for those who are not buckled up and for teens and children not riding properly restrained.  We will not accept excuses or give warnings.  It's Click it or Ticket." 

California has a primary seat belt law which requires every passenger in the car, including the driver, to wear a seat belt at all times.  If stopped and found to be in violation, law enforcement will issue citations without warning,  Tickets for first seat belt violations range from $80 to $91 for adults and $330 to $401 for children under age 16, depending on the county.  Additionally, children age 12 and under are required to ride properly restrained in the back seat. 

"We're doing well with nearly 95 percent buckling up, fourth highest in the nation," said Christopher J. Murphy, Director of the California Office of Traffic Safety.  "That's 1.5 million more people protected from death and injury by using seat belts since the Click it or Ticket campaign started in 2005.  But we can do better yet.  I urge everyone to always buckle up." 

While the buckle up rate for adults has continued to climb in recent years, California's teen seat belt use rate lags behind the general population.  In 2007, California's teen seat belt use rate was 88.9 percent, well below the state rate of 94.6 percent for the same year. 

More than 280 law enforcement agencies statewide will be participating in this year's Click it or Ticket mobilization.  Additionally, agencies are encouraged to conduct nighttime patrols in an effort to boost compliance at night. 

Funding for officer overtime to support California's Click it or Ticket campaign was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and SCV TV. For media interviews or questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.

Best Web Site: SCVSheriff.com

City and Sheriff's Web site, SCVSheriff.com, receives 1st Place honors - winning the "Award of Excellence" at the annual California Association of Public Information Officers (CAPIO) "Excellence in Communications 2008" conference -

Just seven months after the launch of SCVSheriff.com, the City of Santa Clarita and Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station received top honors in the Web Site category at the annual California Association of Public Information Officers (CAPIO) "Excellence in Communications 2008" Awards Ceremony. 

The event was hosted by CAPIO at the Embassy Suites Hotel in South Lake Tahoe on April 17, 2008.  CAPIO announced in a press release that 149 submittals were received from agencies and cities throughout California covering dozens of public information, service, and communications categories such as Web Site, Special Publications, Special Innovation, and Public Safety Programs.            

The City of Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station entered into a technology development partnership in early 2007 in a collaborative effort to design, develop, and launch a new state-of-the-art Sheriff's Station Web site - SCVSheriff.com.  The purpose of the venture was to expedite the release and flow of information to the public and better serve the needs of our technology savvy residents. 

The Web site was officially launched on September 26, 2007, and has since taken off, providing us with the ability to establish and maintain direct and immediate communications with the community and helping us educate the public on crime prevention matters, understand what the community wants and expects from their Sheriff's Department, and aid us in notifying our residents of current information critical to public safety. 

Since its launch, more than 40,000 people have visited the site where they were able to obtain information pertaining to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station, submit crime tips, ask questions, and make service requests.  The Web site was also used to post critical information during the October 2007 wildfires, the Interstate 5 Freeway truck tunnel crash, and more than 150 other incidents of note in the Santa Clarita Valley through the use of the "News Room" and the "Santa Clarita Valley Alerts" sections. 

Critical on-line tips from residents have also aided in solving several cases, including the identification and arrest of two persons believed to be responsible for a statewide theft related crime spree, dating back to January of 2007.      

Since its launch, the Web site has expanded to include the Sheriff e-Notify and Sheriff e-Alert sections which provide an an area where community members can sign up to receive, directly from Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station, various information related to the latest news and press releases, Neighborhood Watch, SCV Alerts, the City of Santa Clarita's Sheriff's Business Alliance, youth programs, and "What's Happening" current events. 

The Web site has been so successful that expansion is in the works and daily sections and updates are being added to meet the needs of our proactive and involved community.  You are currently reading this release on the SCV Sheriff's News Room which provides instant notification capabilities and direct feeds to community based news outlets.  Just another way we are staying in touch with you.      

"I couldn't be more excited about the praise and recognition the Web site is receiving," said Captain Anthony La Berge of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.  "We expanded our close partnership with the City of Santa Clarita in an commitment to enhance all levels of communication and service to our residents throughout the Santa Clarita Valley.  This award and the substantial use of the web site by our community are clear indicators that we are focusing our efforts in the right direction. It was critical that we establish additional ways to directly communicate with our residents and we will continue to explore all avenues of potential enhancements of our technology and public safety systems to supplement our traditional law enforcement services.  Service, service, service, is what we are all about," he added.   

For questions, suggestions, comments or additional information about SCVSheriff.com, contact Sergeant Darren Harris of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station at (661) 799-5814, or use the "Ask Sergeant Harris" feature. 

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release or deputy interviews, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Mountain Lion Sighting - Newhall

Wednesday - April 30, 2008 - 5:00 p.m. - Newhall:

Deputies responded to a call near the 21300 block of Oakriver Lane late this afternoon where two mountain lions were spotted sitting on a hillside.  Deputies report that there were some bones, apparently belonging to small domestic animals, and bike tracks in the area, but the mountain lions did not pose any immediate danger to residents. 

The California Department of Fish and Game responded and managed to chase one of the cats, a large male, further into the rural area of the hillside just before dark.  Deputies conducted door knocks in the area to warn residents of the sighting. 

The California Department of Fish and Game offers the following safety tips in their "Keep Me Wild" brochure pertaining to mountain lions: 

Staying Safe in Mountain Lion Country

Mountain lions are quiet, solitary and elusive, and typically avoid people.

Mountain lion attacks on humans are extremely rare. However, conflicts are increasing as California’s human population expands into mountain lion habitat.

• Do not hike, bike, or jog alone.
• Avoid hiking or jogging when mountain lions are most active—dawn, dusk, and at night.
• Keep a close watch on small children.
• Do not approach a mountain lion.
• If you encounter a mountain lion, do not run; instead, face the animal, make noise and try to look bigger by waving your arms; throw rocks or other objects. Pick up small children.
• If attacked, fight back.
• If a mountain lion attacks a person,
  immediately call 911.

Residents should call the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station at (661) 255-1121 if a mountain lion is spotted nearing a populated area in the Santa Clarita Valley.  If it is poses immediate danger to any person you should promptly call 9-1-1 and be prepared to provide detailed information to the dispatcher pertaining to the location of the animal.

Additional information on living in mountain lion country and the California Department of Fish and Game's complete brochure and safety tips can be found at the following link: "Keep Me Wild" mountain lion information.

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.

City's VIDA Deputy Honored as Best in the County

VIDA: Our Youth - Our Future - Funded by the City of Santa Clarita and established in February 2006, the VIDA Program or Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives, is a 16-week program designed to assist "at-risk" youth between the ages of 12 and 17 by redirecting negative behavior into positive alternatives. In providing the program, the City of Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station recognize the importance of offering counseling, family action, community service, physical training, team building, and career guidance to wayward youth in our community. All this is done in an effort to help redirect negative behavior of our youth, who may be tempted to explore gang affiliation, drug use, or crime.

All that effort and hard work came to fruition Friday, April 25, 2008, when the City of Santa Clarita's very own VIDA Deputy, Timothy Ferrone, was named as the "VIDA Deputy of the Year" during the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's annual Salute to Youth Dinner, sponsored and hosted by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Youth Foundation.  Tim's nomination came from the the Sheriff Department's Community Oriented Policing Services Bureau, who described Tim as extraordinary, outstanding, and special. 

Tim is committed to VIDA on a personal level and aspires to see every youth under his care get away from negative influences, excel throughout the program and graduate into a new direction of life successes.  Tim is known for his surprise house and school visits where he keeps track of his VIDA students and ensures they are doing well, obeying their parents and generally making the right life choices and decisions. 

In week one, when the program begins, many of the participants are unsure of the life structure and guidance they are embarking upon.  Many do not have a sense of what they are capable of and may have little positive direction or self esteem.  As the program nears its end, you may have seen Tim in the early hours of the morning participating with the teenagers in a 14 mile hike across the City of Santa Clarita that occurs in the 15th week of the program.  This hike is challenging, but becomes a special one for the participants as it demonstrates true accomplishment and a culmination of all their hard work and dedication.  Many of the teenage participants obtain a true sense of accomplishment and self worth after completing something they never thought they were capable of.  For most of the teenagers, it represents a true new beginning.  The hike is the last step before graduation and concludes with the honorable issuing of dog tags to the teenagers and a celebration breakfast. 

"There are many success stories, but the biggest personal accomplishment for me, and the one I am most proud of, is the fact that  many graduates of the program refer their friends and family members who are experiencing similar life challenges to me, " said Deputy Ferrone.  "It is very fulfilling and demonstrates to me that I am making a difference in their lives and am on the right track."  "It is truly an honor to receive this recognition," he added.            

During the presentation and announcement Friday night, Sheriff's Department representatives applauded the City of Santa Clarita for their commitment to the program.  It was the City's continued funding of the program, despite the temporary suspension of the program in other areas due to budgetary constraints, that has truly paid dividends for all those involved and the community.

"The City of Santa Clarita clearly understands how important it is to provide guidance, structure, and accountability to our youth," said Mayor Bob Kellar.  "We are committed to all our youth programs, as it is up to everyone in the community to take personal responsibility for ensuring that our children have every opportunity to succeed," he added.  "We are extremely proud of Deputy Tim Ferrone and his accomplishments with the VIDA program."  "He is a great asset to our community and Sheriff's Department!"    

"It is the City of Santa Clarita's confidence in and continuance of the program that demonstrates their strong focus on the success of our youth and ensuring those youth in our community, who need extra focus and direction, are not forgotten or left behind," said Captain Anthony La Berge.

All members of the press are invited to learn more about the program, participate in segments of it or find out more about the "Vida Deputy of the Year" - Deputy Timothy Ferrone. 

All members of the public who are interested in the VIDA Program can obtain information at the following link on the SCVSheriff.com website and fill out the on-line information application:  VIDA Information and Interest Application.

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release or deputy interviews, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.   

Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle in Crosswalk

Wednesday - April 30, 2008 - 6:50 a.m. - Canyon Country:

A serious traffic collision occurred at the intersection of Sierra Highway and Whispering Leaves Way this morning.  Investigators have determined that Blanca Ayala, F/54, of Palmdale, was driving northbound on Sierra Highway in the #1 lane when she struck a pedestrian.  According to witnesses at the scene, the pedestrian, Charlie Wang, M/76, of Newhall, was crossing Sierra Highway in a marked crosswalk when Blanca Ayala apparently failed to stop for a red light and struck him.  Charlie Wang was transported to Henry Mayo Hospital where he is undergoing tests to determine the extent of his injuries.  Blanca was not injured. 

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's Traffic Unit is still investigating.  Anyone who may have witnessed this incident should contact Detective Maag of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station at (661) 799-5112.  There is no further information at this time. -ref 07669

If You See Something, Say Something!  Report non-emergency crime anonymously by visiting the following link: Crime Tips or calling (661) 284-2-TIP / (661) 284-2847. 

Always verify the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's information and news releases by visiting our website at SCVSheriff, the City of Santa Clarita's website at Santa-Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's website at LASD or a trusted local news source.  Three other local news outlets are KHTS AM-1220, The Signal and The West Ranch Beacon.  For questions regarding this release, contact Sergeant Harris at (661) 799-5814.