City Report
Notable Arrests
Twelve suspects were arrested throughout La Mirada for various warrants and narcotics violations.
Aggravated Assault
An assault was reported on the 12800 block of Colima Road. This incident is still under investigation.
Other Structure Burglary
An overnight burglary occurred on the 14700 block of La Mirada Blvd | A late-night burglary was reported on the 16900 block of Valley View Avenue.
Grand Theft
A theft was reported on the 14400 block of Alondra Blvd | An overnight theft occurred on the 16900 block of Valley View Avenue | A generator was reported stolen on the 15000 block of Alondra Blvd | Tools were stolen on the 12300 block of La Mirada Blvd | Bicycles were reported stolen on the 11800 block of Goldendale Drive.
Grand Theft Auto
A trailer was stolen on the 14200 block of Gannet Street.
LMB on X Recap (Exclusive)
-Deputies responding to 11311 La Mirada Blvd, Professional Center, informant sees male with baseball bat in parking lot on security cameras |
-Report of a gunshot in a residence in the Colima Road area; trying to obtain a more accurate location | | 12800 block Colima Road; domestic incident | | Suspect last seen southbound Colima in green Saturn, ml hsp, 5’9″ 190 lbs, green shirt, black pants, named suspect, possible destination Hawaiian Gardens |
-Police activity, Valley View Avenue/Mansa Drive, unconfirmed report of shooting | | Deputy on scene advising us that there was no shooting; a vehicle at Mansa Drive/Norbeck Drive that had been parked was damaged and appeared shot-up with a person slumped over steering wheel. Upon further investigation, the person appeared to be intoxicated and was resting/sleeping |
-Power outage being reported in the Valley View Avenue/Foster Road area #LaMirada |
-Traffic incident, 13900 block Rosecrans Avenue |
-Traffic incident, 12800 La Mirada Blvd | | Receiving report of young child left in vehicle; very much unconfirmed |
-Two-vehicle traffic collision, Hornell Street/Stamy Road |
-Deputies to a report of male who passed out on sidewalk while walking, Rosecrans Avenue/Santa Gertrudes |
-Police activity, domestic incident, Beach Blvd/Rosecrans Avenue #LaMirada |
HAM Watch Volunteers Bolster Disaster Preparedness During Great California ShakeOut
On October 16, the La Mirada HAM Watch team conducted a successful test of their radio equipment as part of the Great California ShakeOut, reinforcing the city’s commitment to disaster readiness. The dedicated group of licensed amateur radio operators practiced post-earthquake reporting, evaluated backup power systems, and confirmed local radio coverage to ensure reliable communication in emergency scenarios.
The La Mirada HAM Watch plays a vital role in the city’s Public Safety team, providing critical communication support during disasters and community events. These volunteers, part of a network of approximately 675,000 amateur radio operators in the U.S. and 2.5 million worldwide, use a wide range of wireless transmission methods to maintain connectivity when traditional systems fail. During the annual Citywide Disaster Drill, HAM Watch members facilitate essential communications between the City, emergency responders, and the County Office of Emergency Management.
In addition to disaster response, the HAM Radio Program supports law enforcement efforts and public safety initiatives, leveraging the volunteers’ skills and equipment to enhance community resilience.
The City of La Mirada extends its gratitude to these committed volunteers for their invaluable contributions. Residents interested in joining the HAM Watch or learning more about becoming an amateur radio operator can contact the City’s Public Safety Team at (562) 902-2960.
Source: La Mirada Blog
