Sheriff's Blotter

A woman who allegedly committed a domestic battery in the 4100 block of Laurelview Drive on June 4 was taken into custody.

A thief removed a bicycle from a private garage in the 11500 block of Sagewood Drive between June 10 and 17.

Someone removed checkbooks from a woman's purse in the 12400 Nelson Street on May 23.

On June 22 a known suspect violated a restraining order by showing up at a victim's place of employment and residence. The crime took place in the 100 block of Los Angeles Avenue.

A suspect violated a restraining order by telephoning a victim on June 22 and recording a voicemail message. The crime took place in the 6500 block of Marquette Street.

Shoplifters entered the Albertsons store in the 400 block of Los Angeles Avenue on June 20 and removed items from a locked cabinet.

On June 21 thieves entered an unlocked car at an unspecified location and stole the car stereo.

Burglars entered a private garage in the 100 block of Moorpark Avenue on June 21 and stole personal property.

A thief entered the Ralphs supermarket in the 100 block of Los Angeles Avenue on June 21 and attempted to steal liquor.

Vandals used a permanent marker to write graffiti on the walls of the United Methodist Church in the 200 block of Flory Avenue between June 20 and 21.

A known suspect entered the Vons grocery store on the 4200 block of Tierra Rejada Road on June 20 and shoplifted items.

On June 19 two women allegedly battered one another in the 100 block of Los Angeles Avenue.

A BMX bicycle was stolen from a front yard in the 100 block of Everett Street on June 18.

A car was burglarized in the 6800 block of Pecan Street on June 18.

On June 14 an employee working at CTS Electronic Manufacturing Solutions in the 200 block of Science Drive was booked for embezzlement of funds.

The Petco store in the 700 block of Los Angeles Avenue was the scene of a theft between June 11 and 12 when an unknown man and woman took stolen merchandise off the back loading dock, put it into their dark-colored Trans Am and drove away.

A man and a woman were allegedly the victims of a battery in the 2100 block of Tierra Rejada Road on June 7.

The Moorpark Library in the 600 block of Moorpark Avenue was vandalized sometime between June 5 and 6. Damages were more than $400.

On June 24 a man was arrested on a charge of public intoxication in front of the Tipsy Fox liquor store in the 400 block of High Street. During the arrest the man urinated at the feet of the arresting officer.

A man in the 7100 block of University Drive was arrested on June 24 and charged with creating a domestic disturbance.

During the course of a routine traffic stop at the Collins Drive Parkand-Ride on June 24, it was determined that the woman driving the car was under the influence of illegal drugs.

On June 22 an officer patrolling near the 50 block of West Los Angeles Avenue witnessed an adult furnishing an alcoholic beverage to a minor. The man was arrested.

On June 22 a man allegedly involved in a DUI hit-and-run incident in front of the Villa Del Arroyo Mobile Home Park in the 15700 block of Los Angeles Avenue was later arrested at his apartment in Moorpark.

During an investigation of a domestic violence incident in the 600 block of Spring Road on June 23, a suspect was determined to be under the influence of illegal drugs and was arrested.

A known gang member was arrested on June 21 and charged with stealing liquor from the Ralphs store in the 100 block of Los Angeles Avenue.

A shoplifter was arrested on June 20 at Mountain Trail and Cedar Spring Road on a charge of stealing from a store in the 4200 block of Tierra Rejada Road.

Two women were arrested in the 100 block of Los Angeles Avenue on June 1 for allegedly pulling a victim's hair and battering the victim's head against the floor.

During a routine traffic stop at the intersection of Campus Park Drive and Princeton Avenue on June 19, a driver was determined to be under the influence of illegal drugs and was taken into custody.

A man and a woman in the 2100 block of Tierra Rejada Road were both cited for battery.