Weekly  Crime Report 

Week Beginning October 1, 2023

The Lomita Sheriff's Station produces a weekly crime report summary that includes information about reported crimes and arrests for the areas served by the Lomita Sheriff's Station, including the City of Rancho Palos Verdes. 

However, please note that the information contained in these reports is subject to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's reporting protocols. As a result, some details related to ongoing investigations may not be included.  

For a complete list of all crimes, you may visit LASD's Transparency page.

View the latest report at the following link: Week beginning October 1, 2023 (PDF). An archive of weekly crime reports and an interactive map is available on the City Website https://www.rpvca.gov/1030. Should you need any assistance with accessing the Weekly Crime Reports or navigating the interactive mapping feature on the City’s website, feel free to reach out to us at (310) 544-5305 or publicsafety@rpvca.gov.

Public Safety Programs

The City of Rancho Palos Verdes offers Public Safety Reimbursements for the purchase of doorbell or neighborhood camera systems. Learn more about the application process by visiting the Public Safety Reimbursement page on the city website.

Protect Your Vehicle: Guard Against Catalytic Converter Thefts

Catalytic converters contain precious metals like platinum, palladium, and rhodium, making them a tempting target for thieves looking to make a quick buck. These thefts not only result in costly repairs for vehicle owners but also harm our environment due to increased emissions.

Here's how you can help prevent these thefts and protect your vehicle:

1. Park in Well-Lit Areas: Choose well-lit parking lots or garages, which can deter thieves from targeting your vehicle.

2. Install a Security System: Consider installing an alarm system that can notify you or others when there's unauthorized access to your vehicle.

3. Catalytic Converter Locks: Specialized locks can make it much more challenging for thieves to remove the converter.

4. Etching or Marking: Mark your catalytic converter with a unique identifier, making it less appealing to thieves who want to sell them.

5. Community Awareness: Share this information and encourage your friends and neighbors to stay vigilant against these thefts.

Remember, a proactive community is a safer community. Let's work together to thwart these thefts and keep our vehicles and environment protected! ????