Police Blotter

Here is a list of incidents that occurred in Calabasas between April 19 and 29 compiled by the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Station.

No game two for you:

One unlucky Lakers fan had his April 20 playoff tickets nabbed from his car on April 19. The victim had parked his 2008 BMW X5 at Bay Laurel Elementary School around 3 p.m. for baseball practice. When he returned  his black leather Kenneth Cole briefcase, with two Lakers tickets inside valued at $1,500 and a Blackberry charger, were missing. The victim had left his vehicle unlocked.

Crying over stolen milk?

Four women are suspected of shoplifting bottles of baby formula from the Ralphs at the Commons on April 20. The  women were seen exiting the store and entering two separate vehicles, a blue Honda Civic with a large rear spoiler and a white Toyota van. It's unclear how many bottles of baby formula may have been removed, but a deputy in the police report said the shelves reserved for the item were empty.

'Stealing' the show:

Cell phones were stolen from the purses of two women as they performed in a production at Calabasas High School on April 16. Both women had placed their phones in their purses inside room PA2, where the performance was held. At the end of the show, one of the women checked her purse to find her Blackberry missing and then told her friends. One of the other girls checked her purse and also found her Blackberry missing.

Other lost, found and stolen items:

A $400 GPS navigation system was stolen from a vehicle in the 4000 block of Las Virgenes Road. The burglary is believed to have occurred between 8 p.m. on April 20 and 5 p.m. on April 21. There was no sign of forced entry, but the victim believes the suspect may have had a master key for the vehicle.

A silver Cingular Palm Treo valued at $200 was found at Grape Arbor Park on April 29.