Detectives with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are seeking the public’s help in identifying a pair of Canyon Country thieves who were caught allegedly stealing an iPad on video back in December.
Detectives are asking for your help identifying the two males in this video. On Sunday, 12-20-20, the suspects stole an iPad from the victim in Canyon Country. If you have any information, contact Detective Rubalcava at 661-255-1121 ext. 5151 or through https://t.co/vfSWOScKYe. pic.twitter.com/mgBy2i6INN
— SCV Sheriff (@SCVSHERIFF) January 12, 2021
On Tuesday, officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station released video footage of two alleged Canyon Country thieves in an effort to help identify the pair.
“On Sunday, 12-20-20, the suspects stole an iPad from the victim in Canyon Country,” a tweet from the station reads.
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In the video, the first individual is seen walking away with an iPad from a location in the River Ranch Townhomes in Canyon Country, wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, grey shorts, a dark baseball cap, white socks and dark sandals.
The second individual is then seen running behind the first, wearing a black shirt, black pants with a red stripe down the seam, white socks and dark sandals.
Anyone with information regarding the identities of the two are encouraged to contact Detective Rubalcava at (661) 255-1121, ext. 5151 or anonymously here.
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