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crime1d ago

Bass orders extra LAPD patrols along Ventura Boulevard after a spike in Valley burglaries.
Nine break-ins have been reported in the Valley since April 11, including Toluca Lake and Hollywood Hills.
Police are reviewing whether the burglaries are connected as investigations continue.
Two homes were hit this weekend in Toluca Lake and the Hollywood Hills, with high-value items stolen.
Mayor Bass highlighted a broader security push, including license plate readers and air support.
The directive to boost patrols followed reports of six burglaries in seven days in the Valley.
The incident also included a trespass event near Dylan Sprouse's Hollywood Hills home.
City leaders and political opponents react to Bass’s security measures amid the mayoral race.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant as police review sensitive security details.
The Times reports initial burglaries began around April 11 in Sherman Oaks as the spree expanded.

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Sprouse tackled the intruder and held the suspect at gunpoint before restraining the burglar until police arrived.
Palvin called 911 during the incident, ensuring authorities were promptly notified after the late-night intrusion.
LA police confirmed a burglary report was filed at Sprouse and Palvin's home just after midnight, signaling the timing of the intrusion.

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crime1h ago

Latest: Nine burglaries targeted San Fernando Valley homes over the past week, prompting LAPD patrols and new measures.
Police say crews surveil properties with hidden cameras to target luxury goods.
Mayor Bass directed expanded LAPD patrols along Ventura Boulevard and increased high-visibility policing.
Authorities are using mobile license plate readers and air support to boost surveillance.
Investigators are coordinating with Robbery Homicide and Commercial Crimes divisions to probe high-value losses.
Officials have not yet confirmed a single criminal network linking all recent break-ins.
Past incidents include a high-profile trespass during a Hollywood Hills break-in last Friday.
Authorities stress that some targets are chosen for luxury goods and social media displays.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant as city officials implement multi-agency monitoring.
The LAPD cites a broader break-in problem affecting several Valley communities this year.

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