Beverly Hills Crime Summary: March 3-10

Below is information from the Beverly Hills Police Department on crimes that took place from March 3-10.

Assault

• March 4: Block of 9400 W. Olympic Boulevard. Suspect described as a 24-year-old while female, brown hair, blue eyes, 5'6".

Burglary

• March 3: Block of 9800 Carmelita Avenue. No suspect information.
• March 3: Block of 400 N. Rodeo Drive. Loss of $6,200 reported. No suspect information.
• March 6-March 7: Near intersection of S. Santa Monica Boulevard and Moreno Drive. Loss of $16 reported. No suspect information.
• March 9: Block of 9900 N. Santa Monica Boulevard. No suspect information available.
• March 8-March 9: Block of 400 S. Oakhurst Drive. Loss of $27,000 reported. No suspect information.
• Identity Theft
• November 27, 2009-March 3, 2013. No suspect information.
• March 5: Near intersection of W. Olympic Boulevard and S. Maple Drive. Suspects described as 27-year-old male Hispanic, bald, brown eyes, 200 pounds, 5’7”; and 22-year-old female Hispanic, black hair, brown eyes, 124 pounds, 5’4”.
• Jan. 10-March 5: Block of 500 N. Rexford Drive. No suspect information.
• July 1, 2009-Aug. 30, 2009: Block of 200 N. La Peer Drive. No suspect information.
• Feb. 18: Block of 400 N. Palm Dr. No suspect information.
• Dec. 23, 2012: Block of 9600 Wilshire Boulevard. No suspect information.

Robbery

• March 4: Block of 9400 Wilshire Boulevard. Loss of $300 reported. Suspect described as white male, bald, 150 pounds, 5’10”.
• March 6: 400 N. Beverly Drive. Suspect described as white male, bald, 150 pounds, 5’10”.

Grand Theft

• March 4: Block of 8700 Wilshire Boulevard. Loss of $5,000 reported. No suspect information.
• March 8: Block of 300 N. Beverly Drive. Loss of $1,441 reported. No suspect information.
• March 9: Block of 8600 Wilshire Blvd. Suspect described as black male, bald, 240 pounds, 6’. Loss of $1,500 reported.
• March 10: Near intersection of W. Olympic Boulevard and S. Elm Drive. Suspect described as black male, bald, 170 pounds, 5’8”.

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