April 2: Assault with a deadly weapon at unrevealed address.
April 2: Breaking and entering on the 1900 block of N. Lake.
April 3: non-aggravated assault (domestic violence) at the 200 block of W. Calavaras St.
April 4: 400 block West Alta Loma Dr., male adult arrested for felony evading and parole violation.
April 5: Fair Oaks and Woodbury Rd: man arrested for selling pirated DVDs.
April 5: Vehicle stolen, Figueroa Dr.
April 5: Child assaulted, 900 block Alta Pine Rd.
April 6: Woman arrested at Lincoln Ave. and Calavaras St. for driving under the influence and possession of PCP.
April 6: 3200 block Mt. Curve Ave: petty theft.
April 7: 700 block E. Altadena Dr., assault reported.
April 8: 2100 block Casitas Ave., non-aggravated assault.
April 9: Man arrested for brandishing a knife in a threatening manner at the 2100 block of Summit Ave.
April 9: man arrested at the 800 block of E. Mendocino St. for assault with a deadly weapon (knife).
April 9: Lincoln Ave. and Ventura St., non-aggravated assault (domestic violence)
April 10: Vehicle stolen, 2500 block Page Dr.
April 10: Assault reported, Alberta St. and Canada Ave.
April 11: Burglary on E. Taos Rd.
April 12: Petty theft (auto parts and accessories) 3200 block N. Lake Ave.
April 12: West Terrace St., aggravated assault (knife)
April 12: Fair Oaks and Marathon St., petty theft.
April 13: 900 block Parkway St., petty theft from auto.
April 13: 1400 block New York Dr., grand theft (over $400) from unlocked auto.
April 13: 3200 block Mt. Curve: grand theft from unlocked auto.
The Altadena Station crime log is published for the purpose of providing the community with a sampling of reported crimes within the Altadena Station jurisdiction. This report does not include all criminal activity occurring within the parameters of this report. The objective of this report is to enhance community awareness and assist its members in taking proactive steps towards ensuring their safety and the safety of others within the community.
Snow said…
Thanks, Tim – much more credible report than the former “it’s a quiet night in Dodge” that we had.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009 at 07:47 AM