Notable Part 1 Crimes within West Hollywood city limits reported July 25-31, 2022. July 25th
● Assault Hands, Fist, Feet 1200 block La Brea Avenue 07/25/2022 @ 1220. The victim was escorting the suspect from the store when he was punched one time on his face by the suspect. The victim fell to the ground and the suspect fled the area on foot. The victim suffered a cut to his lip and two chipped teeth. #04669
● Grand Theft 1200 block N Sweetzer Avenue 07/25/2022 @ 2000-0650. An unknown suspect removed the catalytic converter from a 2015 Nissan Van that was parked on the street. #04688
● Grand Theft 1200 block N Sweetzer Avenue 07/25/2022 @ 2000-0700. An unknown suspect removed the catalytic converter from a 2009 Toyota Prius that was parked on the street. #04691
● Residential Burglary 1000 block N Spaulding Avenue 07/25/2022 @ 0100-0105. A man used a trash bin to gain access to an open window and reached into the bedroom and removed a laptop computer and Air Pods. #04670
● Strong Arm Robbery Santa Monica Blvd / Gardner Street 07/25/2022 @ 0130. The victim was standing on the sidewalk when a man ran up to him, raised his fist, and demanded the victim’s cell phone and he complied. #04665
●Strong Arm Robbery 1200 block N Hayworth Avenue 07/25/2022 @ 1251. While arguing about their pending divorce, the suspect pulled the victim’s cell phone from his hand. A short struggle ensued and the victim fell to the ground after being punched in the groin. #04675
●Strong Arm Robbery 7300 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/25/2022 @ 2345. A man was vacuuming his car when two cars pulled up next to him and four men exited the cars and demanded the victim’s property and he complied. #04683July 26th
● Grand Theft 1000 block N Fairfax Avenue 07/22/2022 @ 1700 – 07/26/2022 @ 0732. An unknown suspect removed the catalytic converter from a 2019 Nissan Van that was parked in a parking lot. #04689
● Other Burglary 7400 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/26/2022 @ 0130. A man pried the front door open to gain entry and removed a stainless steel container containing bacon from the interior. An alarm sounded and the suspect fled the area. #04685
● Strong Arm Robbery Santa Monica Blvd / Poinsettia Place 07/26/2022 @ 0957. A man pulled the victim’s phone from his hand during an argument that took place on the sidewalk. The victim was able to regain possession of his phone. #04690
● Vehicle Burglary Melrose Avenue / Almont Drive 07/26/2022 @ 1708. An unknown suspect smashed the front passenger’s side window and removed two pairs of sunglasses from the interior. #04680
● Vehicle Burglary 800 block West Knoll Drive 07/26/2022 @ 0000-0900. An unknown suspect removed one pair of sunglasses and one pair of prescription glasses from the center console. The suspect also removed two tote bags containing paperwork and medical documents from the back seat. No sign of forced entry. #04687
● Vehicle Burglary Melrose Avenue / Almont Drive 07/26/2022 @ 1708. An unknown suspect smashed the front passenger’s side window and removed a leather bag containing a Louis Vuitton bag, Armani jacket, dress shirt, Cartier bracelet, passport, $1K in cash, and $5K UAE currency. #04702July 27th
● Other Weapon Santa Monica Blvd / La Brea Avenue 07/27/2022 @ 1650-1710. The victim was riding his bicycle EB on Santa Monica Blvd when his handle bar collided with the suspect’s bicycle as he was riding in the opposite direction. The victim fell to the ground and was confronted and hit one time on his elbow and lower back with a metal bar by the suspect. #04734
● Vehicle Burglary 600 block N Robertson Blvd 07/27/2022 @ 2300-0118. An unknown suspect smashed the rear driver’s side window and removed two Chanel bags and a fanny back from the back seat and a cell phone from the center console. #04742
● Other Burglary (Suspect Arrested) 7100 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/27/2022 @ 0522. A man climbed over a second floor patio gate to gain access to the bar area and smashed the cash register and bar cabinets with a hammer to force them open. A member of the cleaning crew saw the suspect hiding in the bar area and flagged a deputy down as they were driving by the location. The suspect was located and arrested inside the business by responding deputies. #04721July 28th
● Other Burglary 8900 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/28/2022 @ 0336. A man forced the front door open to gain access and removed an IPad from the front counter. #04747
● Strong Arm Robbery 8800 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/28/2022 @ 2320. The victim argued and fought with two men while inside the club. Security guards escorted the victim and the suspects outside and they began to fight again. During the fight, the victim was pushed to the ground and his watch and gold ring were taken. #04757 July 29th
● Grand Theft 1000 block Fuller Avenue 07/29/2022 @ 0932. The victim set her phone down on the checkout stand while paying for her groceries and forgot to pick it up when she left the store. Surveillance video showed the person standing in line behind the victim picked up the phone and fled the area on a bicycle. #04768
● Vehicle Burglary Keith Avenue / Ramage Street 07/29/2022 @ 1900-0230. An unknown suspect smashed the front passenger’s side window and removed a gym bag containing lifters, knee sleeves, weight belt, gloves, jump robes, and shoes from the front seat. #04813July 30th
● Other Weapon (Suspect Arrested) 7300 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/30/2022 @ 1030. A man was yelling and making incoherent statements and threats towards people in the park when he armed himself with a crossbow and began walking around in a threatening manner. The suspect was arrested by responding deputies. #04790
● Other Burglary 9000 block Nemo Street 07/30/2022 @ 1800-0800. An unknown suspect removed a rear window screen and forced the window open to gain access and removed a laptop computer from the interior. #04812
● Strong Arm Robbery (Estes) (Suspect Arrested) 8900 block Santa Monica Blvd 07/30/2022 @ 1719. A man removed 15 items from display areas and left the store without payment. An employee confronted the suspect in the store parking lot and asked him to return the stolen items. A short struggle ensued and the victim was pushed to the ground. A second employee tried to intervene and was sprayed in the face with pepper spray. The suspect was arrested by responding deputies. #04796 July 31st
● Other Burglary 9000 block Nemo Street 07/31/2022 @ 0350. A man broke the lockbox open and removed a key and then used the key to gain access to the business. The suspect removed a cashbox containing $100 from the interior. #0482 William Moulder, Captain West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
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No one seems to take this city seriously except criminals, nut cases and political opportunists for which it has become a haven. Normal law abiding residents have been hijacked. West Hollywood deserves a dubious award for creating this.
Just this proves just how dangerous our streets & neighborhoods are. But just think about it, the bicycle ambassadors could have prevented all this crime just by their presence. lol. I hope & pray that the “new” City Council in Nov. will correct some of the damage the present council has done & god will help us through the next 2 years until we can “renew” the council again