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Two Arrested For Tomato Joe’s Robbery In Valencia

Two people were arrested Saturday night for allegedly stealing an unidentified amount of cash from the Tomato Joe’s Pizza location in Valencia.

At approximately 7:54 p.m. Saturday night, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station responded to the Tomato Joe’s Pizza on the 27700 block of McBean Parkway in Santa Clarita after receiving a call that a robbery had just occurred.

“During the investigation, deputies learned a male adult, 20 years old, and female adult, 20 years old, entered the business and stole property from within the businesses containing an unidentified amount of currency,” said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the station. “Employees attempted to stop the suspect in which a brief struggle ensued.”  

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Two 20-year-olds matching the suspect descriptions were later detained by deputies and positively identified as the individuals who robbed the Tomato Joe’s.

Andy Navarette, of Valencia and California Anderson, of Green Valley were both arrested for robbery, according to Arriaga.

The two were taken to the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station jail for booking, where Navarette’s bail was set at $50,000, and Anderson’s bail was set at $100,000.


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Two Arrested For Tomato Joe’s Robbery In Valencia

5 comments

  1. Maybe these two should meet up with the lady that robbed Trader Joes the night before. They can compare their fruitful bounties.

    I’m telling you we here in the SCV are becoming the new South LA. Every day it’s something new and the new isn’t good at all.

  2. Well when voters put a San Francisco DA in who doesnt believe in law and order, this is the result. Same crap that has happened up there and in other cities like Minneapolis, Chicago, etc. The Sherrifs do the right thing, respond and catch them, but the criminal justice warriors just turn them loose again. Rinse and repeat. Voters need to wise up to this stuff.

  3. The Idiot sheeple keep voting in the Liberal fools to office and wonder why these disgusting crimes keep happening! They bring up the Capital intrusion, but cover up that it was pre-planned paid BLM/Antifa bused in terrorizing just like they’ve done all across the USA. Facts hidden in the biased, lying fake Liberal communist media!

  4. I blame the parents for naming their kid California.

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About Connor Grose

Connor Grose was born and raised in Santa Clarita. After graduating from Golden Valley High School in 2013, he went on to pursue writing & film at California State Northridge. Connor joined KHTS in 2020 as a video & marketing intern and has since joined their News Team. When he is not working, Connor enjoys playing guitar and making short films.