Agoura

Vandals caused $2,000 in damages by cutting the convertible top on a vehicle parked near a residence on Rigger Road March 31.

A small Doberman dog valued at $700 was stolen from the yard of a home on Fairview Place March 31.

Thieves stole a $660 toolbox from an unlocked vehicle parked on Pinecrest Road March 31.

Calabasas

Someone stole a wallet containing a passport, a driver's license, a social security card and $240 in cash from a vehicle parked on Mullholland Highway while the owner went for a hike. The incident occurred on April 3.

Burglars stole a $3,000 diamond ring and caused $400 in damages to a window when they broke into a home on Paul Revere Drive April 2.

Several DVDs worth $60 and a $225 video game system were stolen from a home on Las Virgenes Road March 30.

Vandals caused $700 in damages when they threw a rock that shattered a window and damaged a screen at a residence on Via Pradera Road March 30.

Thieves stole $6,000 worth of golf gear and $1,000 worth of personal items form an unlocked vehicle parked on Dekalb Drive March 29.

Someone stole baseball gear valued at $750 from the varsity baseball batting cages at Calabasas High School March 29.

A man's necklace, worth $725 and a GPS unit, worth $379, were stolen from an unlocked car parked on Malibu Hills Road Feb. 23.

Silverware valued at about $5,000 was stolen from a home on Camino Codorniz Dec. 24, 2006. The owner didn't notice the items were missing until they were needed for a recent dinner party.

Oak Park

A vehicle was broken into and burglarized on Deerhill Road, south of Double Tree Drive at 4:30 a.m. March 28.

An unlocked car was burglarized in the 600 block of Riverstone Lane the night of March 28.

A female, 41, was arrested for peddling without a license at 3:20 p.m. April 2 at Bryndale and Blackbourne. At 3 p.m. the same day at Ellesmere and Marquis Court, a female, 19, and a male, 20, were similarly arrested.

Westlake Village

Burglars stole a $2,000 television from the Westlake Village Inn on Agoura Road March 31. A police report said was no sign of forced entry.

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