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Firefighters at a medical facility in Valencia with flooding from cut pipes. (Jaquel Smith/KHTS News)

Deputies Investigating Multiple Reports Of Stolen Pipes From Santa Clarita Businesses 

Deputies are investigating several reports after businesses throughout Santa Clarita have had copper pipes stolen from their buildings.

Beginning Thursday, a grand theft report was taken from a business on the 26300 block of Ruether Avenue in Canyon Country regarding brass water pipes that were cut and removed, estimated at $2,500 in value, according to Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.

A few days later on Sunday, a petty theft report was taken at Valencia United Methodist Church on the 25700 block of McBean Parkway in Santa Clarita regarding a water line being cut and stolen, estimated at $400 value, according to Arriaga. suspect still outstanding with no identifying suspect information.

Later Sunday, an additional report was taken from Crosspoint SCV, a church on the 23400 block of Cinema Drive in Valencia.

At this time there is no information connecting these incidents, the investigations remain ongoing.

Flooding at a medical facility in Valencia caused by stolen pipes. (Jaquel Smith/ KHTS News)

As of the publication of this article, all suspect(s) remain at-large and no descriptions have been made available to Sheriff’s officials.

The brass and copper piping is stolen and recycled by suspects to make a quick profit similar to the theft of catalytic converters, according to officials.


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Deputies Investigating Multiple Reports Of Stolen Pipes From Santa Clarita Businesses 

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  1. Copper= tweeker gold

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