Burglaries Up In Mar Vista

Below is some information from the Mar Vista Community Council on why our local encampment under the 405 has not been closed yet. Also info on the uptick in burglaries in Mar Vista. Our LAPD Senior Lead Officer Hector Aceves’ Car Area A49 info is on the Five Points of Contact. I have posted their tips for Burglary Prevention also.
To see the MVCC posts directly go to https://www.marvista.org  and at the contact button you can sign up to receive their weekly e-mail bulletin.

Here is the link to our Councilwoman’s latest news bulletin with info on her team’s success at placing unhoused in Venice and elsewhere in CD11 https://mailchi.mp/cce69d46f800/a-better11-is-underway-6269745  Sign up for the Traci Park CD11 Newsletter directly by clicking on the City Seal to the left of this webpage at https://councildistrict11.lacity.gov/ or the form may pop up on its own.

Regarding the LAMC 41.18 “no camping” signs

Posted on 06/07/2023

Regarding the LAMC 41.18 “no camping” signs posted at the Venice / Tuller encampment, the MVCC PHS&H Committee leadership learned from discussions with various city representatives familiar with the matter that the City Administrative Office requested the signs be removed as the Special Enforcement Zone of 500 ft extended into Culver City which is beyond the city’s jurisdiction.  As such, LAMC 41.18 could not be legally enforced.  The city intends to repost the signs so that the Special Enforcement Zone is within city limits.  

The MVCC PHS&H Committee leadership was further informed that the mayor’s office is well aware of the Venice/Tuller encampment and it is high on the list for proactive housing such as Inside Safe.  There is one larger encampment that needs to be addressed before the Venice/Tuller encampment.  Once housing solutions are available the implementation of LAMC 41.18 at will be re-evaluated accordingly.

Mar Vista Continues to see an uptick in Burglaries in 2023

Posted on 06/07/2023

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Mar Vista continues to see an uptick in burglaries in 2023. 
The most recent ones are as follows:

May 26th at 8 pm  •. 11800 block of Allaseba Dr, garage burglary.  

May 27th at 3 pm  •. 12000 block of Thermo St.  

May 27th at 8 pm  •. 11900 block of Lawler St.

June 1st at 6 PM  •. 3100 block of Purdue Ave.

According to LAPD, these burglaries involve crews of three individuals,
one as the look out while the other two enter the house, usually through the back. 

Pacific Division has formed a special burglary task force to address the increase in burglaries.

If you notice suspicious persons and vehicles, please call the 1877 ASK-LAPD
non-emergency number or if you see a crime in progress, call 911.

The patrol on duty will be notified. If you have video of suspicious persons or vehicles, you may send them to Det. J Twycross at 39624@lapd.online (mailto:39624@lapd.online)

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For non-emergency concerns, contact Senior Lead Officer, Karwon Villery at 310 622-3973 or 38717@lapd.online (mailto:38717@lapd.online).