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Blotter: Stolen Louis Vuitton, Camera

The following information was supplied by the Redondo Beach and Torrance police departments. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

The investigated a street robbery, multiple burglaries and a car theft this week, according to the department's Part I crime recap covering reports received July 26 through last Wednesday.

The Torrance Police Department reported no crimes in the Hollywood Riviera between July 22 and last Saturday.

Street robbery

A man pushed a woman down on the bike path on Avenue G, and stole her Louis Vuitton purse on the afternoon of July 26. Inside her bag were her wallet and keychain, cash, a Pentax camera and two Objective lenses, a pair of Ray Ban sunglasses, and a Tiffany keychain, police said.

Commercial burglaries

Joseph Nelson III was arrested Tuesday evening on suspicion of burglary. According to police reports, he walked into an open business in the South Bay Galleria and stole handbags and other items. No loss was reported as the items were recovered.

Someone stole a wallet containing credit cards from a room at the Best Western on Pacific Coast Highway in South Redondo Beach sometime July 25. The victim was away from her room at the time.

A trio of shoplifters worked together to hide men's and women's clothing in a bag they brought into one of the shops at the South Bay Galleria on the afternoon of July 24. The three left with the merchandise and without paying. The shoplifters were described as a 6-foot-tall black man weighing about 190 pounds; a 5-foot-6-inch black woman weighing about 125 pounds; and a 5-foot-9-inch black woman weighing about 145 pounds.

Vehicle burglaries

Someone unsuccessfully tried to pry open the passenger door on a 2006 Toyota Camry in the  2900 block of West 190th Street on Sunday night. The car's passenger window was smashed, but no loss was reported.

Cash, a wallet, credit cards, a cell phone and its adapter and holder, and a pair of Maui Jim sunglasses were stolen out of a 2009 Chevrolet Aveo on Sunday morning in the 2100 block of Harriman Lane in North Redondo Beach. Police aren't sure how the burglar got into the car.

Stolen vehicles

A 2007 Chevrolet Silverado pickup was reported stolen from the 200 block of South Catalina Avenue at some point between the night of July 26 and Friday morning. Redondo Beach police recovered the pickup on Tuesday.

A 1990 Honda Accord was reported stolen the afternoon of July 22 from the South Bay Galleria parking lot. Officers from the Inglewood Police Department recovered the vehicle on Saturday.

Questions on this blotter should be addressed to editor Nicole Mooradian at nicole.mooradian@patch.com. To receive an email when the most recent crime blotter is posted, click the "Keep me posted" button in the "Email me updates about this story" box below.

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Big congrats to you Jeff. Please fill us in (Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach and Marina Hotel andRead More Visitors Bureau) on the hotel shuttle. Also, how do we get Riviera Village's newest hit, Rock N Brew to be called Redondo Beach vs. Torrance??
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Jeff, I am so pleased that you will be representing the residents of District 1 for the next fourRead More years.
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Mary, I read your posts throughout the Measure A campaign. You may want to re-read your posts whenRead More you cast stones about "dividing a city". There wasn't much substantiation to any of your posts-- mostly just attacks on Jim Light. Do Aspel and Ginsburg condone this sort of behavior since you are such a strong voice for them?
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http://www.prado2013.com/ Voters should read this before casting their ballot. Dianne Prado,Read More former District 1 candidate, exposes the electioneering, intimidation and cronyism of this campaign.
Jim Light April 26, 2013 at 11:16 pm
Perhaps we should just turn our heads and let the City Council violate the law. Is that what youRead More would do Mr H? The City Charter is the law of Redondo. The Council chose knowingly to violate it. When the judge found them in violation, the same Council doubled the costs with a frivolous appeal. This time three judges threw it out. Had the Council followed the Charter, there would be zero costs. If you want to hold anyone accountable, it should be those who cast the vote to violate the City Charter and disenfranchise the voters of Redondo. You should not hold me and the over 200 residents who contributed to the lawsuit to uphold the City Charter responsible for the Council's illegal action.
David Mallen May 6, 2013 at 11:28 pm
We are still waiting for someone -- perhaps the author of this post -- to make a coherent,Read More fact-based argument in favor of Mr. Diels. With all due respect, conclusory hopes and dreams of "reform" will not get 'er done in the face of Mr. Diels' voting record as City Councilman. Thankfully, one good thing has come of the author's blog post. The facts and blog posts have vindicated the honesty and integrity of the campaigns run by Dawn Esser and Chris Cagle, against a baseless attack by Mrs. Diels. If I had a magic mand, I would wave it and change the City Charter so that Dawn and Chris could share the position of Treasurer.
David Mallen May 6, 2013 at 11:17 pm
Mr. Azouz: Thank you. I am glad some neighbors find value in what I do, but more importantly IRead More respect the fact that you take the time to do your own homework. If you have expertise in a particular area that can benefit the City, feel free to contact me off line. That goes for anyone. After the election, I have a "big idea" that I want to promote for our City. When Bill Brand and Steve Aspel both agree that my idea is promising, then I think we are on the right track. I'll be curious to learn what the City Manager has to say.
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Rob April 29, 2013 at 03:17 am
ANYONE who will vote in Redondo Beach election MUST read the link below written by Dianne Prado.Read More Jim Light is the right person for District #1! http://www.prado2013.com/the-dirty-down-low-of-redondo-beach-politics/
Joan Irvine April 22, 2013 at 01:13 pm
Hi Rob! I of course respect you have your own opinions but I think you may want to check about theRead More facts. You can clarify this with Kim Fine directly rather than taking my word for it; her contact information is available on her campaign website: http://www.kimberlyfine.com. I'd appreciate if you would post her response, so everyone will have the correct information. Thanks
Joan Irvine April 22, 2013 at 11:00 am
Mary, I agree with your statement: 'While everyone has a right to their own opinion, all in DistrictRead More One should investigate both candidates recent and past history." And anyone who know that Jeff Ginsburg is my choice for this Council seat.