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From CHP - Southern Division Following an extensive investigation, the Southern Division’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force has arrested two suspects linked to the sale of stolen tools…

Wed, Apr 29, 2026 · 7:25 PMNO LOCATION EXTRACTED
From CHP - Southern Division Following an extensive investigation, the Southern Division’s...

From CHP - Southern Division

Following an extensive investigation, the Southern Division’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force has arrested two suspects linked to the sale of stolen tools from various Home Depot stores in Southern California. These individuals were identified as purchasers of the stolen tools, which they then resold at a swap meet in Los Angeles County for profit. A subsequent investigation led to the issuance and execution of search warrants today at the suspects’ residence, resulting in the recovery of over $600,000 worth of stolen Home Depot tools. The investigation is ongoing

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6:00 AM3m agoCrime+ AccidentPalmdaleLASD Deputy-Involved Shooting (DIS) in the 44000 block of Sierra Highway, Lancaster……06-20-26 The following information is based on facts determined from an investigation into the incident described. The investigation is ongoing and as witnesses are interviewed, evidence is analyzed and reports are reviewed, our understanding of the facts may change. The details described below accurately reflect the facts as we currently know them. On Saturday, June 20, 2026, at approximately 2:05 p.m., Lancaster Sheriff's Station deputies responded to a call for service on the 44000 block of Sierra Highway, Lancaster, regarding an armed male individual assaulting bystanders with multiple knives. The male was later identified as 23-year-old Robert Castro. Shortly after deputies arrived on scene, Castro rushed toward a deputy and began to stab the deputy with a knife, at which point a deputy-involved shooting occurred. Castro was struck by gunfire and fell to the ground. Moments later, a second deputy-involved shooting occurred. Deputies rendered medical aid to Castro until the arrival of Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel. Castro was subsequently transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. One of the deputies was transported to a local hospital and was admitted for treatment for a stab wound. No other deputies or persons were injured during this incident. A knife with an approximate six-inch blade, believed to have been used to stab the wounded deputy, was recovered at the scene along with other knives. Following notification by local authorities, the California Department of Justice’s California Police Shooting Investigation Team deployed to the incident scene. Alongside other law enforcement partners, the California Department of Justice is investigating. Once the investigation is complete, it will be turned over to the California Department of Justice’s Special Prosecutions Section within the Criminal Law Division for independent review. More information on the California Department of Justice’s roles and responsibilities under AB 1506 is available at: https://oag.ca.gov/ois-incidents⁠ #LASD #deputy #shooting #lancaster #cali1:00 AM5h agoCrime273.5/245 — 1100 Block of West Avenue M — male hit victim……then attempted to run her over with vehicle — sheriff enroute code 3 UPDATE: code 4, suspect detained12:58 AM5h agoCrimeRosamondSHOTS FIRED INVESTIGATION – ROSAMOND Kern County Sheriff's deputies from the Rosamond……and Mojave substations are investigating reports of shots fired at the Rosamond Garden Apartments, located at 3400 15th Street West. According to initial reports, the incident occurred near Building 2. Callers reported an occupant of a red SUV fired approximately 2 to 5 rounds before fleeing the area. Deputies are searching the area and investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. No injuries have been confirmed at this time
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