This transient was found trespassing in this home in Rustic Canyon.
A transient was arrested for breaking into 146 Entrada in Santa Monica Canyon on November 8. This is the second time over the past two weeks that a transient has broken into that location. Last week, drug-making paraphernalia was found. On Monday, the individual living inside was arrested.
This crime report does not detail the graffiti that defaced the Clearwater Mural on the back of the CVS building on Swarthmore. Reportedly, different kids used different mediums. Terri Bromberg, the artist who initially painted the historical mural, spent hours cleaning it up with several helpers.
There was also vandalism at Cinque Terre West that was caught on camera and the owner said that it has been reported to the LAPD.
Below, Pacific Palisades Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin has released the local crime reported from October 28 through October 30.
BURGLARY:
October 28 to 29, 3:30 p.m. to 9 a.m., in the 200 block of Entrada Drive. Unknown suspect entered location, vandalized windows with paint (spray painted a bathroom window), then fled location.
BURGLARY THEFT FROM VEHICLE:
October 28, 5:30 to 6:20 p.m., in the 500 block of Los Liones Drive. Victim parked vehicle and went for a hike and when victim returned, a car window was broken and property missing.
October 28, 10:30 to 2 p.m. at Temescal Canyon and Sunset Boulevard. Suspect entered victim’s locked rental car while victim was hiking, removed property and fled in an unknown direction.
October 30, 9 to 11:10 a.m., in the 500 block of Los Liones Drive. The suspect used a tool to unlock victim’s vehicle and took victim’s wallet, then fled location with victim’s property.
THEFT/GTP
October 28, 2:30 p.m. in the 15900 block of Pacific Coast Highway. The suspect grabbed victim’s purse from victim’s shoulder and then fled location with victim’s purse and property.
Espin, in an email to Palisades residents, said “Be Neighborly: Please help each other out and look out for your neighbors. You don’t have to like your neighbor, but you should be there in case of an emergency. Most crimes can be deterred by being aware of your surroundings and letting your neighbors know what is going on and to be on the lookout. When people are out and about with eyes on the street, most criminals take notice and will move on to another area where they will not be noticed or stand out.”
If you need to reach Espin: (310)444-0737 or by email:37430@lapd.online.
To re-cap: CRIME IS UP! HOMELESSNESS IS UP!! VIOLENCE IS UP!! GRAFFITI NUMBERS ARE UP! Thanks yet AGAIN Mr Bonnin…
Re-call. Re-call. Re-call…