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Non-Residents Make Up Majority Of Santa Clarita Weekend Arrests

Reported Santa Clarita weekend arrests dropped nearly 50 percent despite unrest plaguing many other areas of Los Angeles County, with a majority of suspects arrested in Santa Clarita having home addresses from other cities.

Between Friday, May 29 and Sunday, May 31, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station and officers with the California Highway Patrol Newhall Area Office made 18 arrests within the Santa Clarita Valley, a 47 percent decrease over the previous weekend, according to weekend arrest records.

Of those arrests, 10 were related to drugs and alcohol, with five reported instances of DUI, four reported incidents of being under the influence or drunk in public, and one arrest due to the possession of drug or alcohol paraphernalia while in custody.

See Related: None Arrested, Injured In Saturday’s Black Lives Matter Protest

A total of 13 arrests made were for individuals who reported having home addresses outside of the Santa Clarita Valley, about 72 percent of all arrests, while one was reportedly a transient, according to weekend arrest records.

Other than drug and alcohol-related arrests, a 24-year-old Newhall man was arrested Saturday on several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and battery on a peace officer.

See Related: Magic Mountain Assault Suspect Charged With Battery On A Peace Officer

No arrests or injuries were reported during Saturday’s Black Lives Matter protest, where hundreds of people gathered in Valencia in response to the death of George Floyd on May 25.


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Non-Residents Make Up Majority Of Santa Clarita Weekend Arrests

2 comments

  1. They are, have been and will come from LA, valley, Bakersfield to prey on decent, hard working tax paying citizens of SCV!

  2. The statistical significance of what they are protesting is literally not understood by any of these low iq protesting zombies, they are only virtue signaling in their ignorance.
    If you truly care about black lives go protest the real issues, like black on black crime.
    do you think looting, violence, and blocking roads will make racism better or worse?
    (blacks in america are free btw, racism is not a huge issue statistically in 2020)
    any sensible person is standing on the sidelines is looking in disgust as these people make a fool of themselves, but when our children and families are threatened you will not be met with the same tolerance and benevolence for sure.
    to all these nonviolent protesters i would say go hit the books, understand what youre protesting, then come back and protest something real you absolute msm zombie

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