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8 | March 29, 2017 | Malibu surfside news Community malibusurfsidenews.com Photo Op Malibu resident Barbara Burke captured this image of a sunset, viewed from the Point Dume Clubhouse. Want your photo to appear in our newspaper? Email news@malibusurfsidenews.com. THE INDUSTRY’S FINEST HIGH-END LUXURY ADDICTION TREATMENT FACILITY Malibu Garden Club to host landscape designer April 5 Submitted by the Malibu Garden Club When the Malibu Garden Club meets at 7 p.m. April 5, landscape designer Randy Wild will present “Cycads: the Perfect Plant for Malibu” at the Point Dume Clubhouse, located at 29500 Heathercliff Dr., in Malibu. Wild’s passion for cycads started when he began collecting these plants in his 20s. He has had this passion for the last 40 years. Wild specializes in architectural landscape design and he also does installations. He has been in business since 1989. He works primarily in the Brentwood, Santa Monica and Malibu areas. When asked what captivated his attention about these plants, he mentioned that cycads go back to the time of the dinosaurs. They are the oldest fossilized plant that we have on record. They are considered the first conifer and the first plant that has male and female genders in separate plants. They are also the first plant to reproduce by pollen. Although the 350 accepted species of cycads come from all over the world , they are primarily found in the equatorial belt and the tropical regions of Australia, South Africa and Mexico. And they make the perfect xeriscape plant, something important to garden aficionados in southern California. Although they need to be watered to become established, once they are established they need very little water. While beautiful, cycads tend to be very heavy to transport. Larger specimens even require cranes for installation. LIVE THE LIFE YOU WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO LIVE 800.501.1988 CLIFFSIDEMALIBU.COM Norman Diana Day, of Encore Malibu Naughty Norman is 1-year-old and was adopted from Malibu Animal Hospital. To see your pet featured as Pet of the Week, email news@ malibusurfsidenews.com.
malibusurfsidenews.com News Malibu surfside news | March 29, 2017 | 9 Police Reports Vandal allegedly damages shop window A glass storefront window at Sorenity Rocks Malibu, 3939 Cross Creek Road, reportedly was damaged March 17 with graffiti. The alleged suspect wrote “NOW YEEE GO” in permanent marker on the window. The alleged vandalism follows a graffiti incident at the business on March 14, when someone wrote “Larry” spelled backwards and three five-point stars in circles with a permanent marker on the businesses’ glass storefront window. The estimated damage is $100. March 20 • The rear window of a vehicle parked at a residence on Pacific Coast Highway reportedly was smashed out. No items were missing from the vehicle. The estimated damage is $100. • Two credit cards reportedly were stolen from a vehicle parked at Winding Way Trail in Malibu. The alleged victim said somebody broke the door lock to enter the vehicle, pried open the locked center console and stole the credit cards. One of the credit cards was reportedly used to make a purchase at Burberry in Canoga Park. March 17 • A laptop computer and children’s purse containing $700 reportedly were stolen from a vehicle at a residence on Topanga Beach Drive. The alleged victim said she parked her vehicle in the driveway and locked the doors. Upon returning the following morning, she discovered the inside of the vehicle ransacked and items missing. There were no signs of forced entry. March 13 • An iPhone, driver’s license, $200 in cash, debit card and credit cards reportedly were stolen from a customer at Tra di Noi Italian restaurant at 3835 Cross Creek Road. The alleged victim said she placed her personal belongings on the table. Upon returning to the table from getting a drink, she discovered the items were missing. She contacted her bank to cancel the credit cards and discovered an attempt to charge $3,002.99 at Best Buy in Thousand Oaks. Additional charges were reportedly attempted at Target in Westlake Village. All credit charges were declined. However, the alleged suspect allegedly charged $3,002.99 to the victim’s stolen debit card. EDITOR’S NOTE: The Malibu Surfside News police reports are compiled from official records on file at the Los Angeles County Lost Hills/ Malibu Sheriff’s Department headquarters. Anyone listed in these reports is considered to be innocent of all charges until proven guilty in a court of law. Police nab Malibu man after car chase and crash Lauren Coughlin, Editor A March 20 car crash that involved a fleeing assault suspect is under investigation, according to an LA County Sheriff’s Department release sent Monday, March 21. Tyler Moyle, 33, of Malibu, was attempting to elude LA sheriff’s deputies in Malibu when he collided with a vehicle containing a woman and her two young children at 3:19 p.m. at Pacific Coast Highway and Webb Way. The woman and her children were not injured, the release states, but as a precaution, all three were transported to the hospital. Moyle reportedly suffered moderate injuries and also went to the hospital. Moyle was initially being chased for physically From March 21 assaulting a bondsman who was attempting to detain him after Moyle allegedly had his bail revoked. Deputies, with the assistance of Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Aero Bureau, located the man and attempted to conduct a traffic stop. “After initially appearing to yield to deputies conducting a traffic stop, the suspect made a U-turn and sped away,” the release states. “Following a brief pursuit, lasting less than a minute, the suspect collided with a passenger vehicle at the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Webb Way.” Moyle was charged with battery, driving under the influence and felony evading of a peace officer. His bail was set at $100,000. That evening, PCH from Malibu Canyon to Cross Creek was shut down to investigate the collision. Anyone with information on the incident is asked to contact the Malibu/Lost Hills station’s Traffic Investigation Office at (818) 878- 1808. The case reference number is 17-01564-10. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call “Crime Stoppers” by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477), or texting the letters TIPLA plus your tip to CRIMES (274637), or by using the website lacrimestoppers.org. For more on this and other Breaking News, visit MalibuS urfsideNews.com. National Weather Service issues alerts for Malibu area Lauren Coughlin, Editor The National Weather Service issued a small-craft advisory Wednesday, March 22, for the Malibu coast. The alert, issued at 8:58 a.m., was to remain in effect from 6 p.m. March 22 to 4 p.m. Thursday, March 23, and impacted waters from Point Mugu to San Mateo Point, including the Santa Catalina and Anacapa islands. “A small-craft advisory From March 22 means that hazardous sea conditions will exist for small craft,” the alert states. Inexperienced mariners and those operating smaller vessels were encouraged to avoid navigating in the conditions. The NWS also issued a marine weather statement for areas including Point Mugu in the early morning hours of March 22. “An unstable air mass will bring the potential for thunderstorms to the coastal waters north of Point Conception this morning ... expanding to all coastal waters later this morning through the afternoon hours,” the statement said. “Any thunderstorm that forms will be capable of producing locally gusty winds and rough seas.” The NWS anticipated a slight chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening Wednesday, March 22, in Malibu. There was also a nearby coastal hazard message which warned of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves for the LA County Coast, including downtown Los Angeles and the Catalina and Santa Barbara islands. To see timely alerts from the National Weather Service, visit www.wrh.noaa. gov/lox/. For more on this and other Breaking News, visit MalibuSurfsideNews.com. Psychotherapy in Malibu Child, Adolescent, Couples, & Individual Adult Located in the ultra private neighborhood of Serra Retreat, Dr. Jeremy Fink specializes in psychotherapy working with anxiety and depression, childhood behavioral disorders such as ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder, children and adults on the autism spectrum, marital conflicts such as betrayal and sex addiction, and family conflicts. Dr Fink has degrees from UCLA and USC. Dr. Jeremy Fink, LCSW, Psy.D. Serra Retreat Malibu, CA 310-873-7559 | drjeremyfink.com | drjeremyfink@gmail.com LCS# 26632
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