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Dog rescued from
hot car at Zuma
Staff Report
A small dog was rescued
July 9 from inside a hot car
parked at Zuma Beach by a
Malibu-Lost Hills Sheriff’s
deputy, according to the
police station’s Facebook
page.
The station received a
call from a concerned visitor
who saw the dog inside
of the car, which had a window
slightly cracked open.
Sheriff’s deputy Joanna
Krase responded to the
area and located the vehicle
with the dog inside.
Krase was able to unlock
the vehicle and remove the
dog, which was reportedly
very thirsty and drank water
right from Krase’s hand,
according to the Facebook
post.
Deputies were able to locate
the dog’s owners, who
were out-of-town visitors
to Malibu, according to the
post. The visitors did not
realize when they arrived
to the beach that they could
not bring a dog onto the
beach, so they decided to
leave the dog in the vehicle.
However, the did was not
left alone for long.
Police reports
Several cars burglarized on July 8
July 8 saw a host of
activity in the form of reported
car burglaries.
A car burglary was reported
in the 35000 block
of Pacific Coast Highway
at Leo Carrillo State
Beach, where a suspect or
suspect reportedly shattered
the front passenger
side window of a man’s
car and took an iPhone,
leather wallet, sunglasses,
backpack, $85 and a few
credit cards.
At Duke’s Malibu in the
21000 block of PCH the
same day, sunglasses and
a CD case were allegedly
stolen from a woman’s vehicle.
The woman parked
her car with the valet at
8 p.m. When her car was
returned to her at 10 p.m.,
she saw that the rear passenger
window had been
shattered, her glove compartment
opened and the
items missing, police said.
On the corner of PCH
and Paradise Cove Road,
the title to a car and a car
registration were allegedly
stolen from inside a vehicle.
The right rear passenger
window was also
allegedly shattered.
Again, on the same day,
in the 5000 block of Busch
Drive, a man parked his
car at Zuma Ridge Trailhead
at 7 p.m. When he
came back an hour later,
he found his car ransacked
and a window shattered.
The man said no property
was taken.
A woman’s bicycle
also was allegedly stolen
that day from outside her
apartment on PCH.
State Beach in the 3900
block of Cross Creek
Road, a vehicle was allegedly
burglarized of
a black bag containing
several items. A family
parked their rental car
in the parking lot of the
beach. After an hour-long
walk, they came back and
noticed someone had entered
the trunk of the vehicle
and stole the items.
Police said they found so
signs of forced entry.
July 13
• The manager of the
Sephora store in the 3800
block of Cross Creek
Road reported that he saw
a male and female suspect
put merchandise into a
brown bag. The manager
took bag from the male
suspect without a struggle
and saw 10 bottles
of men’s Dior fragrance
inside. Each bottle was
worth about $90.
July 12
• In the 23000 block of
Malibu Road at Coldwell
Banker, an unknown suspect
or suspects allegedly
tried to enter a locked office.
When the manager of
the location arrived, she
noticed broken glass and a
cut door handle, and that
the suspect or suspects
gained entry through the
front doors of the business.
Police said they saw
pry marks on the door by
the lock of the office, and
that the door handle appeared
to have been cut
off. But the lock stayed in
place, preventing access
to the office, police said.
July 11
• At the parking lot of
the UPS store in the 23000
block of Malibu Road, two
Samsung phones were allegedly
stolen from an unlocked
car. A man left his
phone plugged in, while a
second man left his phone
under a jacket in the left
rear passenger seat, according
to the report.
• In the 35000 block of
Pacific Coast Highway, a
purse, leather wallet, $125
and various debit cards
were allegedly stolen. A
man parked his car at Leo
Carillo State Beach. When
he returned to his vehicle,
he saw the front passenger
window shattered and the
items missing.
• At Vintage Grocers,
a male Hispanic and a
female Hispanic were reportedly
seen in the store’s
liquor section acting suspicious.
The two suspects
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Malibu-Lost Hills Sheriff’s deputy Joanna Krase gives the
dog water from her hand after rescuing it from a hot car.
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