Nov 7

2500 block of Fairway Avenue in Montrose, a man parked his vehicle at the location and the next day notice a dent on the driver’s side door. He noticed a footprint on the dent on the driver’s side door. An informant reported that she had heard a loud “bang” about 3 a.m. The informant reported that she heard a person yelling in Spanish at the location. She looked out her window and reportedly witnessed a male, described as Hispanic and wearing dark clothing walked past the residence and was screaming. She immediately closed her window so the man would not see her and then she heard a big boom coming from in front of the residence where the victim’s vehicle was parked. She initially believed the suspect had hit trash cans; however, after looking at the vehicle’s damage she now believes it was done by the suspect. 

While the deputy was taking the report he received a call for service at a residence three houses down from the victim’s home. He responded and the victim stated that she had parked her vehicle in the 2500 block of Mayfield Avenue and noticed that her vehicle had a broken window and a dent on the passenger side door. She also remembered hearing a male yelling in Spanish  outside her home around 3 a.m. She did not look outside but did hear a loud bang and just assumed the man had slammed a door. 

The vandalism occurred overnight. 

Nov. 5

4400 block of Briggs Avenue in Montrose, an unlocked vehicle was ransacked and several personal items were stolen reported at  6:30 a.m. 

Nov. 4

4800 block of Fairlawn Drive in La Cañada Flintridge, a woman reported her vehicle stolen from the location. Security footage revealed a suspect, described as a male Hispanic wearing a black jacket, black shirt and gray shorts, seen walking away from a white SUV parked on Fairlawn Drive. The suspect walked up to a vehicle, a 2025 McLaren, and attempted to open the passenger side door but was unsuccessful. He then left the view of the camera but soon another vehicle, a black Mercedes-Maybach that was parked at the location, was seen backing up slowly. It is believed the suspect was the driver of the Mercedes. It is believed the suspect was able to  enter the Mercedes, because the keys were left inside the car. As the Mercedes was backing out of the area it collided with and damaged the 2025 McLaren vehicle.

The Mercedes then drove away from the area at 4:46 a.m.