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Hesperia Woman Arrested For Grand Theft, Credit Card Fraud In Valencia

A 38-year-old woman from Hesperia was arrested Saturday afternoon after allegedly stealing a bag in Valencia.

Saturday afternoon, deputies from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station responded to the area of Magic Mountain Parkway and The Old Road following a grand theft report that a man visiting from Nevada had briefly left his bag unattended, at which time a woman had seized opportunity to grab his bag and fled, according to a social media post from the SCV Station.

The woman was quickly located in a nearby parking lot.

“She was detained and found to be in possession of the victim’s belongings, along with several other credit cards and driver’s licenses that did not belong to her. Some of the stolen credit cards had already been used to make purchases at local stores,” read a statement from a SCV spokesperson.

In addition, deputies discovered burglary tools and drug paraphernalia in her possession.

The suspect, identified as Alacia Mills, 38, of Hesperia, was arrested on felony charges of grand theft and theft by access card, as well as misdemeanor charges for possession of burglary tools and drug paraphernalia.

Mills was booked into the SCV Sheriff’s Station jailand remains in custody as of Monday.

“Whether you’re a local or just passing through, we’ve got your back!” wrote SCV Station officials.


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Hesperia Woman Arrested For Grand Theft, Credit Card Fraud In Valencia

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About Jade Aubuchon

A Santa Clarita native, Jade has spent her whole life involved in community outreach. After graduating from Learning Post High in 2015, she went on to College of the Canyons to pursue a double major in English and Marketing. Jade spent several years as a ballroom dance performer for a local studio and has performed at public and private events throughout Santa Clarita. Over the last two decades she has helped every major non-profit in SCV raise hundreds of thousands of dollars through donating her time and talent to drawing crowds for large events in the Santa Clarita Valley and beyond. Non-profits she has worked with include: SCV Boys & Girls Club, SCV Senior Center, VIA, Single Mothers Outreach, American Legion Post 507, SCV Sheriff’s Foundation, and many more. As KHTS Co-News Director, Jade oversees the KHTS news team, which covers all the latest news impacting Santa Clarita. Jade is also instrumental in reporting on-the-scene local emergencies, covering them on-air and via Facebook Live and YouTube. Another dimension to Jade’s on-air skills and writing are her regular political and celebrity interviews, including her bi-monthly interviews with local politicians and community leaders. Her real passion lies in local history and cold case crime coverage, some of the highlights of her career are collaborating with victims’ families to keep killers behind bars. Along with covering and writing her own news stories, Jade can be heard broadcasting the daily local news every weekday morning and afternoon drive-time twice an hour on KHTS 98.1FM and AM-1220.