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COVINA -- Two robbers stole a man's cell phone and iPod at knifepoint Wednesday afternoon in an unincorporated county area near Covina, authorities said.
The robbery was reported just before 1 p.m. at a Via Verde off-ramp of the 10 Freeway, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. Richard Ramirez said.
The victim was approached by two men described as Latino men between 20 and 25 years old, the sergeant said.
One of them was about 5 feet 8 inches tall, about 140 pounds, wore a black shirt and jeans and carried a switchblade-style knife, Ramirez said. The other robber was about 6 feet 1 inch tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a blue t-shirt.
A gray vehicle may have been used as a getaway car, he added.
The robbery was reported just before 1 p.m. at a Via Verde off-ramp of the 10 Freeway, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. Richard Ramirez said.
The victim was approached by two men described as Latino men between 20 and 25 years old, the sergeant said.
One of them was about 5 feet 8 inches tall, about 140 pounds, wore a black shirt and jeans and carried a switchblade-style knife, Ramirez said. The other robber was about 6 feet 1 inch tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a blue t-shirt.
A gray vehicle may have been used as a getaway car, he added.
ALTADENA -- A masked gunman held two gas station employees at gunpoint during a robbery Sunday, authorities said.
The crime was reported about 7:40 p.m. at an Arco station at Fair Oaks Avenue and Woodbury Road, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Greg Cisneros said.
The robber threatened two cashiers at the store with a black handgun and demanded money before fleeing southbound on Fair Oaks Avenue on foot, the lieutenant said.
He was described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, about 165 pound, wearing a black hooded sweat shirt and black pants, Cisneros said. Because he wore a mask, the robbers race was unknown.
Officials were reviewing surveillance footage from the store late Sunday in hopes of developing leads, he said.
The crime was reported about 7:40 p.m. at an Arco station at Fair Oaks Avenue and Woodbury Road, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Greg Cisneros said.
The robber threatened two cashiers at the store with a black handgun and demanded money before fleeing southbound on Fair Oaks Avenue on foot, the lieutenant said.
He was described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, about 165 pound, wearing a black hooded sweat shirt and black pants, Cisneros said. Because he wore a mask, the robbers race was unknown.
Officials were reviewing surveillance footage from the store late Sunday in hopes of developing leads, he said.
Three robbery suspects barricaded themselves inside a Whittier home Saturday, authorities said, leading deputies to a small marijuana grow and additional arrests.
The three suspected robbers were arrested, along with five other adults who were at the home, Los Angeles County sheriff's Deputy Aura Sierra said in a written statement.
A 6-year-old boy was inside the home during the incident, Sierra said.
"The child was removed from the home unharmed and placed in protective custody with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services," according to the written statement.
Phillip Patron, 22, of Whittier, Raymond Sanchez, 27, of Whittier and Angela Delgado, 25, of Pasadena were booked on suspicion of robbery, sheriff's Lt. Margarito Robles said.
Five others at the home -- two men and three women -- were arrested on suspicion of various charges, however sheriff's officials refused Saturday to release their names or say what those charges were.
The incident began about 12:45 a.m. when a man was robbed of his wallet at gunpoint by two men near Amistad and Harold streets in Pico Rivera, sheriff's Sgt. Joe Van Damme said.
Patron and Sanchez are believed to have carried out the robbery, officials said, while Delgado is accused of acting as a getaway driver.
The arrests were made at a home in the 12500 block of Pasadena Street in Whittier as the result of some good information from a witness, Sierra said.
"Witnesses of the armed robbery provided deputies with a license plate number of the suspect vehicle," Sierra said in the statement. "Pico Rivera station deputies responded to the registered owner's address in the City of Whittier."
Several adults obeyed the orders of deputies to come out of the house, Van Damme said, and one of them told authorities her sleeping 6-year-old child was still inside.
Deputies sent in a police dog, which found the remaining suspects and bit one of them, Van Damme said.
The suspect who was bitten was hospitalized for treatment of his injury, he added.
The remaining suspects and the child were then removed from the house, Van Damme said. The child's mother was among those arrested at the home.
While inside the house, deputies discovered a small marijuana growing operation of about three plants, he said.
According to court records, the three robbery suspects are due for arraignment in Whittier Superior Court Tuesday.
The three suspected robbers were arrested, along with five other adults who were at the home, Los Angeles County sheriff's Deputy Aura Sierra said in a written statement.
A 6-year-old boy was inside the home during the incident, Sierra said.
"The child was removed from the home unharmed and placed in protective custody with the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services," according to the written statement.
Phillip Patron, 22, of Whittier, Raymond Sanchez, 27, of Whittier and Angela Delgado, 25, of Pasadena were booked on suspicion of robbery, sheriff's Lt. Margarito Robles said.
Five others at the home -- two men and three women -- were arrested on suspicion of various charges, however sheriff's officials refused Saturday to release their names or say what those charges were.
The incident began about 12:45 a.m. when a man was robbed of his wallet at gunpoint by two men near Amistad and Harold streets in Pico Rivera, sheriff's Sgt. Joe Van Damme said.
Patron and Sanchez are believed to have carried out the robbery, officials said, while Delgado is accused of acting as a getaway driver.
The arrests were made at a home in the 12500 block of Pasadena Street in Whittier as the result of some good information from a witness, Sierra said.
"Witnesses of the armed robbery provided deputies with a license plate number of the suspect vehicle," Sierra said in the statement. "Pico Rivera station deputies responded to the registered owner's address in the City of Whittier."
Several adults obeyed the orders of deputies to come out of the house, Van Damme said, and one of them told authorities her sleeping 6-year-old child was still inside.
Deputies sent in a police dog, which found the remaining suspects and bit one of them, Van Damme said.
The suspect who was bitten was hospitalized for treatment of his injury, he added.
The remaining suspects and the child were then removed from the house, Van Damme said. The child's mother was among those arrested at the home.
While inside the house, deputies discovered a small marijuana growing operation of about three plants, he said.
According to court records, the three robbery suspects are due for arraignment in Whittier Superior Court Tuesday.
PASADENA -- A man was robbed of his wallet late Wednesday by two men armed with a handgun and a knife, police said.
A man was walking to an apartment building in the 1300 block of Summit Avenue from his car and talking on a cell phone about 10:30 p.m. when he was approached by the robbers, Pasadena police Lt. Chris Russ said.
Brandishing a knife and a gun, the robbers demanded the man's property, the lieutenant said.
The robbers fled with the man's wallet and about $250 in cash, Russ said.
Both robbers were described as black men in their 20s, he said. One was about 5 feet 7 inches tall, 180 pounds, and wore black clothes and a black bandana over his face.
The other robber was about 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, wearing a black baseball cap, a black t-shirt and blue jeans, Russ said.
A man was walking to an apartment building in the 1300 block of Summit Avenue from his car and talking on a cell phone about 10:30 p.m. when he was approached by the robbers, Pasadena police Lt. Chris Russ said.
Brandishing a knife and a gun, the robbers demanded the man's property, the lieutenant said.
The robbers fled with the man's wallet and about $250 in cash, Russ said.
Both robbers were described as black men in their 20s, he said. One was about 5 feet 7 inches tall, 180 pounds, and wore black clothes and a black bandana over his face.
The other robber was about 6 feet tall, 160 pounds, wearing a black baseball cap, a black t-shirt and blue jeans, Russ said.
LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE -- For the fourth time in just over a week, a foothill city bank has been robbed by gunman, authorities said.
A robbery was reported about 9:45 a.m. Thursday at a La Cañada Flintridge Chase bank branch, 749 Foothill Boulevard, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Larry Landreth said.
Two robbers wearing masks helped themselves to an undisclosed amount of cash from two tellers at the bank, the lieutenant said, but abandoned some of the money and one of the guns, which turned out to be a fake, a short distance away when an anti-theft dye-pack exploded.
"Some of the money was recovered with the die pack," Landreth said.
The robbers were both described as black men in their 20s wearing masks, he said. One of the robbers wore a grey hooded sweat shirt, grey overalls and a gorilla mask, Landreth said. A further description of the other robber was not available.
Witnesses at the bank reported seeing a silver car, possibly a Toyota, fleeing the area, officials said.
Deputies from the Altadena Station spotted a silver Honda Prelude with two black men driving extremely aggressively and fast down the eastbound 210 Freeway shortly after the robbery, Landreth added, but they were not found.
Another bank robbery occurred Monday at a Citibank branch in La Crescenta, 2621 Foothill Boulevard, authorities said.
In that case, the robber was described as a black man in his 20s, about 6 feet 4 inches tall, about 185 pounds, with a goatee and mustache, sheriff's officials said. He wore a green heavy winter coat with a hood.
Two bank robberies were reported Oct. 15 in San Dimas and Altadena.
In Altadena, a black man who appeared to be in his 40s used a demand note to rob a Chase bank at 2333 N. Lake Avenue, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. John Stanley said.
He stood 6 feet 2 inches to 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighed about 200 pounds, the sergeant said. He was bearded and wore all black clothing, including a black beanie.
In San Dimas, three men armed with a handguns carried out a robbery at the Chase bank at 1198 Via Verde, sheriff's officials said. A white car was used as a getaway car.
Though the suspect descriptions in each case bare similarities, Landreth said, there are also differences.
It was not clear Thursday if the robberies were connected, Landreth said.
A robbery was reported about 9:45 a.m. Thursday at a La Cañada Flintridge Chase bank branch, 749 Foothill Boulevard, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Larry Landreth said.
Two robbers wearing masks helped themselves to an undisclosed amount of cash from two tellers at the bank, the lieutenant said, but abandoned some of the money and one of the guns, which turned out to be a fake, a short distance away when an anti-theft dye-pack exploded.
"Some of the money was recovered with the die pack," Landreth said.
The robbers were both described as black men in their 20s wearing masks, he said. One of the robbers wore a grey hooded sweat shirt, grey overalls and a gorilla mask, Landreth said. A further description of the other robber was not available.
Witnesses at the bank reported seeing a silver car, possibly a Toyota, fleeing the area, officials said.
Deputies from the Altadena Station spotted a silver Honda Prelude with two black men driving extremely aggressively and fast down the eastbound 210 Freeway shortly after the robbery, Landreth added, but they were not found.
Another bank robbery occurred Monday at a Citibank branch in La Crescenta, 2621 Foothill Boulevard, authorities said.
In that case, the robber was described as a black man in his 20s, about 6 feet 4 inches tall, about 185 pounds, with a goatee and mustache, sheriff's officials said. He wore a green heavy winter coat with a hood.
Two bank robberies were reported Oct. 15 in San Dimas and Altadena.
In Altadena, a black man who appeared to be in his 40s used a demand note to rob a Chase bank at 2333 N. Lake Avenue, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. John Stanley said.
He stood 6 feet 2 inches to 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighed about 200 pounds, the sergeant said. He was bearded and wore all black clothing, including a black beanie.
In San Dimas, three men armed with a handguns carried out a robbery at the Chase bank at 1198 Via Verde, sheriff's officials said. A white car was used as a getaway car.
Though the suspect descriptions in each case bare similarities, Landreth said, there are also differences.
It was not clear Thursday if the robberies were connected, Landreth said.
WEST COVINA -- A man used a rifle to rob a beauty salon Wednesday, police said.
The crime occurred shortly after 8 p.m. at the Infinite Beauty Salon, 2416 S. Azusa Avenue, West Covina police Lt. Marcos Plebani said.
The robber was described as a black man in his 20s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and of medium build, the lieutenant said. He wore a grey hooded sweat shirt.
He entered the store, brandished a rifle and was last seen fleeing on foot with an undisclosed amount of stolen cash, Plebani said.
No injuries were reported.
The crime occurred shortly after 8 p.m. at the Infinite Beauty Salon, 2416 S. Azusa Avenue, West Covina police Lt. Marcos Plebani said.
The robber was described as a black man in his 20s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and of medium build, the lieutenant said. He wore a grey hooded sweat shirt.
He entered the store, brandished a rifle and was last seen fleeing on foot with an undisclosed amount of stolen cash, Plebani said.
No injuries were reported.
EL MONTE -- Robbers beat a man with a metal pipe and stole his wallet and cell phone early Saturday, police said.
The crime occurred about 12:45 a.m. in an alleyway near Garvey and Central Avenues, El Monte police Lt. Chuck Carlson said.
The victim, a 21-year-old Covina man, was walking down the alley when a dark-colored 4-door sedan, possibly a Honda Accord, with four people inside approached, the lieutenant said.
Two of the robbers got out of the car and struck the man with a metal pipe, then rifled through his pockets after he fell to the ground, Carlson said.
The man was hospitalized but is expected to recover, he added.
One of the robbers was described as a Latino man of about 18 years old, standing about 6 feet tall and weighing 130 pounds, Carlson said. Another robber was a Latino man of about 25 years old.
No description of the robbers who remained in the car was available.
Carlson said it was not clear Sunday if the robbers were gang members.
The crime occurred about 12:45 a.m. in an alleyway near Garvey and Central Avenues, El Monte police Lt. Chuck Carlson said.
The victim, a 21-year-old Covina man, was walking down the alley when a dark-colored 4-door sedan, possibly a Honda Accord, with four people inside approached, the lieutenant said.
Two of the robbers got out of the car and struck the man with a metal pipe, then rifled through his pockets after he fell to the ground, Carlson said.
The man was hospitalized but is expected to recover, he added.
One of the robbers was described as a Latino man of about 18 years old, standing about 6 feet tall and weighing 130 pounds, Carlson said. Another robber was a Latino man of about 25 years old.
No description of the robbers who remained in the car was available.
Carlson said it was not clear Sunday if the robbers were gang members.
ALTADENA -- A robber used a note to steal cash from a bank teller early Thursday, sheriff's officials said.The crime occurred about 10 a.m. at Chase Bank, 2333 N. Lake Avenue, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. John Stanley said.
A robber described as a black man in his 40s, between 6 feet 2 inches and 6 feet 4 inches tall, and about 200 pounds, the sergeant said. He was bearded and wore all black clothing.
He used a note to demand cash from a teller, while gesturing as if he had a weapon, Stanley said. No weapon was seen.
The robber was last seen running southbound from the bank with a "large amount" of stolen cash, he added.
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BALDWIN PARK -- For the second time in less than a week, a pizza delivery man was robbed delivering to a neighborhood in Baldwin Park, authorities said.
The crime occurred about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 3100 block of Vineland Avenue, Baldwin Park police Sgt. Doug Parnell said.
The delivery man was walking through an apartment complex to make a delivery when he was approached by four Latino men wearing all black clothing, the sergeant said.
The men demanded money and one of them punched the delivery man in the face before stealing $200 from him, along with the pizza, Parnell said. No weapon was seen, and the delivery man was not hospitalized.
The robbers were last seen running eastbound from the area through the Big Dalton Wash, he added. A vinyl pizza bag and a sweater worn by one of the robbers were found discarded nearby.
On Saturday, a similar crime occurred in the same neighborhood, and Parnell said police are looking into the possibility that the crimes are related.
A pizza delivery man was also delivering to an apartment complex in the 3100 block of Vineland Avenue about 10 p.m. when he was robbed by two men with knives, Baldwin Park police Lt. Joe Bartolotti said.
In that case, both cash and pizza were stolen, he said.
The crime occurred about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 3100 block of Vineland Avenue, Baldwin Park police Sgt. Doug Parnell said.
The delivery man was walking through an apartment complex to make a delivery when he was approached by four Latino men wearing all black clothing, the sergeant said.
The men demanded money and one of them punched the delivery man in the face before stealing $200 from him, along with the pizza, Parnell said. No weapon was seen, and the delivery man was not hospitalized.
The robbers were last seen running eastbound from the area through the Big Dalton Wash, he added. A vinyl pizza bag and a sweater worn by one of the robbers were found discarded nearby.
On Saturday, a similar crime occurred in the same neighborhood, and Parnell said police are looking into the possibility that the crimes are related.
A pizza delivery man was also delivering to an apartment complex in the 3100 block of Vineland Avenue about 10 p.m. when he was robbed by two men with knives, Baldwin Park police Lt. Joe Bartolotti said.
In that case, both cash and pizza were stolen, he said.
MONTEREY PARK -- Three men robbed another man at gunpoint Sunday as he walked through a shopping center parking lot, authorities said.
The crime occurred about 1:45 p.m. in a parking lot near Lincoln and Garvey avenues, Monterey Park police Lt. Carrie Mazelin said.
The victim was walking to his car when a late-model, white, 2-door Acura Integra with three robbers described only as Asian men inside approached, the lieutenant said.
One of the three men got out of the Acura and demanded the victims wallet at gunpoint, Mazelin said. All three men then fled north on Lincoln Avenue in the car.
The crime occurred about 1:45 p.m. in a parking lot near Lincoln and Garvey avenues, Monterey Park police Lt. Carrie Mazelin said.
The victim was walking to his car when a late-model, white, 2-door Acura Integra with three robbers described only as Asian men inside approached, the lieutenant said.
One of the three men got out of the Acura and demanded the victims wallet at gunpoint, Mazelin said. All three men then fled north on Lincoln Avenue in the car.
COVINA -- A man used a handgun to rob a video game store Sunday, authorities said.
The crime occurred just before 4:40 p.m. at Gamestop, 984 E. Badillo Street, Unit C, Covina police Officer Brandon Avila said.
The robber was described as a black man in his mid-20s, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 160 pounds, the officer said. He wore a black hooded sweat shirt and black, baggy pants, and carried a black revolver.
The gunman held two employees at gunpoint while he demanded money from the store's cash registers, Avila said.
He stole about $300 and was last seeing running southeast through the parking lot, Avila added.
Officials were reviewing store surveillance tape to see if they captured useful images of the robber, he said.
The crime occurred just before 4:40 p.m. at Gamestop, 984 E. Badillo Street, Unit C, Covina police Officer Brandon Avila said.
The robber was described as a black man in his mid-20s, about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 160 pounds, the officer said. He wore a black hooded sweat shirt and black, baggy pants, and carried a black revolver.
The gunman held two employees at gunpoint while he demanded money from the store's cash registers, Avila said.
He stole about $300 and was last seeing running southeast through the parking lot, Avila added.
Officials were reviewing store surveillance tape to see if they captured useful images of the robber, he said.
ROSEMEAD -- A masked robber fled with an undisclosed amount of cash Friday afternoon after robbing a business at knifepoint, authorities said.
The crime was reported about 3:50 p.m. at Romance Home Textile, 9438 Valley Boulevard, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. John Stilgenbauer said.
The robber was described as a Latino man in his mid-20s, armed with a knife, who wore black clothing and had his face covered, the sergeant said.
It was not clear if a getaway car was involved, he added.
No further details were available.
The crime was reported about 3:50 p.m. at Romance Home Textile, 9438 Valley Boulevard, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. John Stilgenbauer said.
The robber was described as a Latino man in his mid-20s, armed with a knife, who wore black clothing and had his face covered, the sergeant said.
It was not clear if a getaway car was involved, he added.
No further details were available.
ALHAMBRA -- A team of violent robbers has apparently been at work in Alhambra over the past month, authorities said.
Four robberies have been reported so far at four different spots within the city since Sept. 3, Alhambra police Detective Tai Seki<NO1>cq<NO> said.
The robbers carry weapons, though Seki declined to say Friday what type, and several of the victims have been attacked and hospitalized during the crimes.
The robberies all occurred during nighttime hours, between 9:30 p.m. and 3 a.m., and there didn't appear to be any pattern connecting the victims, Seki said.
"It almost appears to be as if the suspects are selecting the victims at random," he said.
The robberies are connected by similar circumstances and a white or light-colored, older-model SUV that's been seen in connection with each robbery, Alhambra police Lt. Edith Lopez<NO1>cq<NO> said in a written statement.
Police believe the robbers to be two to four Latino men in their 20s, Lopez added, and police are asking the public's help in identifying the suspects or the SUV.
The robberies occurred Sept. 3 in the 400 block of South Stoneman Avenue, Sept. 7 in the 00 block of First Street, Sept. 28 in the 700 block of South Atlantic Boulevard and Sept. 30 in the 00 block of Shorb Street, Seki said.
In each case, the robbers stole personal property including wallets and cell phones, he added.
Seki advised Alhambra residents to, "Be aware of their surroundings when out at night, and report any suspicious activity."
Anyone with information is asked to call the Alhambra Police Department Robbery Information Line at (626) 570-5136. Reports can be made confidentially, and information will be kept confidential.
Four robberies have been reported so far at four different spots within the city since Sept. 3, Alhambra police Detective Tai Seki<NO1>cq<NO> said.
The robbers carry weapons, though Seki declined to say Friday what type, and several of the victims have been attacked and hospitalized during the crimes.
The robberies all occurred during nighttime hours, between 9:30 p.m. and 3 a.m., and there didn't appear to be any pattern connecting the victims, Seki said.
"It almost appears to be as if the suspects are selecting the victims at random," he said.
The robberies are connected by similar circumstances and a white or light-colored, older-model SUV that's been seen in connection with each robbery, Alhambra police Lt. Edith Lopez<NO1>cq<NO> said in a written statement.
Police believe the robbers to be two to four Latino men in their 20s, Lopez added, and police are asking the public's help in identifying the suspects or the SUV.
The robberies occurred Sept. 3 in the 400 block of South Stoneman Avenue, Sept. 7 in the 00 block of First Street, Sept. 28 in the 700 block of South Atlantic Boulevard and Sept. 30 in the 00 block of Shorb Street, Seki said.
In each case, the robbers stole personal property including wallets and cell phones, he added.
Seki advised Alhambra residents to, "Be aware of their surroundings when out at night, and report any suspicious activity."
Anyone with information is asked to call the Alhambra Police Department Robbery Information Line at (626) 570-5136. Reports can be made confidentially, and information will be kept confidential.
ALHAMBRA -- Police warned the public Thursday about a series of street robberies the City of Alhambra has been experiencing over the past month.
At least four similar robberies have occurred during nighttime hours throughout the city since Sept. 1, Alhambra police Sgt. Richard Aguayo.
The robberies have been committed by two to four Latino men in their 20s, police said in a written statement. They have been seen fleeing the crime scenes in a white or light-colored SUV.
"The police department is asking for the public's assistance with any information that may lead to the identification of the suspects and the vehicle," the statement said. All information can be given anonymously.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Alhambra Police Department.
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At least four similar robberies have occurred during nighttime hours throughout the city since Sept. 1, Alhambra police Sgt. Richard Aguayo.
The robberies have been committed by two to four Latino men in their 20s, police said in a written statement. They have been seen fleeing the crime scenes in a white or light-colored SUV.
"The police department is asking for the public's assistance with any information that may lead to the identification of the suspects and the vehicle," the statement said. All information can be given anonymously.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Alhambra Police Department.
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