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Sheriff’s Dept. Warns Residents To Be Mindful When Throwing Away Christmas Trash

Deputies are warning residents to be mindful when throwing away certain pieces of trash from holidays in order to help prevent break-ins. 

Now that the holidays are over, and the gifts have been opened, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is asking residents to be mindful of how they could be advertising to thieves what’s new in their home. 

Before leaving that box for a brand new TV exposed, be sure to break down all boxes and place them inside the trash can if possible, if not inside a large trash bag. 

Leaving boxes for expensive items out could catch the eye of a thief, according to officials.

Be sure to also follow the 9 p.m. routine and make sure all doors to the car, home and garage are locked before going to bed. 


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Sheriff’s Dept. Warns Residents To Be Mindful When Throwing Away Christmas Trash

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About Dani Gallegos

Dani Gallegos has grown up living in Santa Clarita her whole life. She went to LA Baptist high school and attended The Masters University for college majoring in communications and graduating in May of 2022. Dani loves to write about news and other things. In her spare time she enjoys reading and spending time with her dog and trying new places to eat.