Local tournaments will be hosted by Burbank and Burroughs the next two weeks involving the school’s basketball and soccer teams.

BURBANK BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT:

BURROUGHS BOYS SOCCER TOURNAMENT:

Thursday Dec 5

Friday Dec 6

Saturday Dec 7

Championship bracket

Consolation bracket

BURROUGHS GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT:

POOL A                  POOL B                  Pool C                    Pool D

Brentwood              Burbank                  Fairfax                   Canyon               Poly                        Granada Hills          Glendale                Notre Dame

Carter                      Monroe

POOL E                   POOL F                   Pool G                    Pool H

Keppel                     Agoura                    Harvard Westlake   Burroughs   Hart                         Crescenta Valley      Maranatha              Golden  Valley                                                                 Verdugo Hills           Monrovia

Time/Gym            Monday, December 9^th                               Tuesday, December 10^th               Wednesday, December 11^th

3:00pm SG               Glendale vs. Fairfax                                                Glendale vs. Canyon

4:30pm SG               Verdugo Hills vs. Harvard Westlake         Crescenta Valley vs. Keppel

6:00pm SG               Monroe vs. Granada Hills                           Monroe vs. Burbank                                                Granada Hills vs. Burbank

7:30pm SG               Hart vs. Keppel                                             Hart vs. Agoura                                            Monrovia vs. Golden Valley

3:00pm BG               Crescenta Valley vs. Agoura                     Maranatha vs. Harvard Westlake              Verdugo Hills vs. Maranatha

4:30pm BG               Notre Dame vs. Canyon                             Notre Dame vs. Fairfax                               Carter vs. Poly

6:00pm BG               Carter vs. Brentwood                                   Poly vs. Brentwood                                      2^ndof Pool E vs. 2^nd of Pool F

7:30pm BG               Monrovia vs. Burroughs                             Golden Valley vs. Burroughs                    2^nd of Pool D vs. 2^nd of Pool C

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Note: All suspects arrested are presumed innocent until found guilty by a court of law. Arrestes made by Burbank Police Dept. unless otherwise indicated.

Updated: 12/2/13

November 30:
Jessica Erin Weinhold, 32, of Reseda
2:36 a.m. at Alameda Ave. & Cordova St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Prenis Claude Henry, 47, of Reseda
9:40 a.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Golden State Freeway, Burbank
Public intoxication warrant, Municipal code violation warrant

Pedro Murillo, 25, of Bakersfield
11 a.m. by Burbank PD
Spousal battery

Jonathan Edward Lussier, 24, of Burbank
12:35 p.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Keystone St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Reckless driving warrant

John David Kiebler, 44, of Burbank
2:40 p.m. at Riverside Dr. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia, Public intoxication warrant

Valentino Gutierrez, 52, of Burbank
5:40 p.m. at 1900 Empire Ave., Burbank (Sports Authority)
Felony petty theft with prior convictions, Parole violation

Victory Hugo Garrido, 32, of Burbank
6 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Olive Ave., Burbank
Public intoxication

Christian Avila, 28, of San Leandro
6:45 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Pepper St., Burbank
Driving with a suspended license warrant

Marcus Davion Quitman, 18, of Northridge
8 p.m. at Allan Ave. & Pepper St., Burbank
Petty theft warrant, Resisting arrest warrant, Trespassing warrant

Kevin Amilcar Alfaro, 23, of North Hollywood
10:45 p.m. at 308 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank
Failure to appear warrant

Ethan Daniel Denne, 34, of Sun Valley
10:45 p.m. at Thornton Ave. & Frederic St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Diana Rodriguez, 24, of Simi Valley
11 p.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Public intoxication

David Carreon, 26, of Los Angeles
11:10 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Brighton St., Burbank
Driving under the influence, Parole violation

November 29:
Jacob Brian Becker, 32, of Burbank
12:25 a.m. at Burbank Blvd. & Hollywood Way, Burbank
Public intoxication

Ruben Esparza, 54, of Burbank
10:15 a.m. at LAPD North Hollywood Division
Spousal battery warrant, Public intoxication warrant, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Robert Brian Cook, 46, of Burbank
4:25 p.m. at 212 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Vincente Sanchez, 27, of Sun Valley
6:45 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving under the influence warrant

Norma Ortega, 28, of North Hollywood
8 p.m. at Hollywood Way & Clark Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence warrant

Edson Martinez, 37, of North Hollywood
8 p.m. at Hollywood Way & Clark Ave., Burbank
Drug possession, Possesson of a controlled substance, Possession of a controlled substance warrant

Amaal Goodwin Greenwood, 23, of Venice
9:15 p.m. at 1000 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank (Kmart)
Burglary, Failure to appear warrant, Defrauding an innkeeper warrant

Chris K. Lee, 54, of Burbank
10:30 p.m. at Olive Ave. & First St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

November 28:
Titan Baris Gurkanli, 27, of Pacific Beach
1:50 a.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Christopher James Miles, 21, of Burbank
10:15 a.m. at Olive Ave. & Myers St., Burbank
Resisting arrest

Sona Galadzhyan, 25, of North Hollywood
4:30 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Parish Pl., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Raymundo Alfonso Bonilla, 63, of Palmdale
4:45 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Manning St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Christ Howie, 44, of Burbank
8:50 p.m. by Burbank PD
Spousal battery

Rand Abdouch, 27, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

November 27:
Derek Paul Sallling, 29, of Palmdale
1:10 a.m. by Burbnak PD
Domestic violence warrant

Jason Henderson, 28, of North Hollywood
1:14 a.m. at Victory Blvd. & Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Marijuana possession

Derrick Deandre Wasp, 30, of Burbank
1:05 p.m. at 200 N. Third St., Burbank (Police Station)
Petty theft

Jorge Santana, 26, of Pacoima
6:50 p.m. at Clark Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Jennie Kristina Gannon, 40, of Burbank
7:15 p.m. at 1484 N Clybourna Ave., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Driving under the influence

Gabriela Buenrostro, 45, of Burbank
10 p.m. at 200 E. Cypress Ave., Burbank (Macy’s)
Petty theft

Noriar Kantzabedian, 27, of Burbank
LAPD
Parole violation

Christopher Devine, 26, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving with a suspended license

November 26:
Lorraina Lynn Acero, 36, of Mojave
7 p.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Felony welfare fraud warrant, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Casey Daniel Purser, 26, of Sherman Oaks
11:10 p.m. by Burbank PD
Spousal battery

Arutyun Sargisian, 28, of Burbank
LAPD
Dirving under the influence

David Kirk, 34, of Burbank
LAPD
Possesson of a controlled substance

Steven Ellis of Burbank
San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department
Drug possession

November 25:
(Information not available at this time)

November  24:
Johnny Hung Vi Le, 31, of Fountain Valley
2:30 a.m. at Victory Blvd. & Rose St., Burbank
Possession of marijuana for sale, Transporting marijuana for sale

Elizabeth Liquidano, 23, of Burbank
6:15 a.m. by Burbank PD
Domestic violence

Gullermo Hernandez, 41, of North Hollywood
5:30 p.m. at 10950 Sherman Way, Burbank (Vallarta Supermarket)
Petty theft

Rene Marquez Mendoza, 31, of North Hollywood
5:50 p.m. at 10950 Sherman Way, Burbank (Vallarta Supermarket)
Petty theft

Gino Aram Avedisian, 23, of Burbank
10:30 p.m. at Santa Anita Ave. & First St., Burbank
Driving without a license warrants

Christopher Rios, 24, of La Crescenta
10:30 p.m. at Orange Grove Ave. & First St., Burbank
Giving false identification to a police officer, Grand theft warrant, Driving under the influence warrant, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Matthew Bermudez, 29, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Scott A. Dowell, 41, of Burbank
Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department
Public intoxication

November 23:
Jaime Amilcar Memreno, 27, of Bell
2:50 a.m. at Glendale PD
Possession of a controlled substance warrants, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Sarah Jean Meadows, 21, of Burbank
3 a.m. at Olive Ave. & Pass Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Kevin Castillo, 22, of Burbank
12:45 p.m. at Emire Ave. & Lincoln St., Burbank
Under the influence of drugs warrant

Kenneth Daniel Payer, 22, of Marina Del Rey
1:25 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Alameda Ave., Burbank
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Maria Adela Sanchez, 67, of North Hollywood
2:20 p.m. at 245 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank (Burlington Coat Factory)
Petty theft

Colby Robin Lombardo, 21, of Burbank
8:50 p.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Ontario St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

Joseph Anthony Gallindo, 21, of Hawthorne
11:50 p.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Lake St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

Steven Ladd of Burbank
San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department
Public intoxication

November 22:
Mojgan Maryamian, 39, of Beverly Hills
12:45 a.m. at Riverside Dr. & Foreman Ave., Toluca Lake
Possession of a controlled substance, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Mikael Persson, 40k, of Burbank
1:20 a.m. at Burbank Blvd. & Lima St., Burbank
Under the influence of drugs

David Lemus, 21, of Van Nuys
2:15 a.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Possession of vandalism tools warrant

Paul Orland Scott, 59, of Palmdale
8:30 p.m. at 2627 Hollywood Way, Burbank (Bob Hope Airport)
Public intoxication

Kelvin Jorge Rodeo, 24, of Glendale
10:30 p.m. at 250 N. First St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance for sale

Oscar Gonzalez, 21, of Los Angeles
10:30 p.m. at 250 N. First St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Marijuana possession

Garen Artoun Livaskani, 37, of Glendale
10:54 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Alameda Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

David Tordjman, 20, of Tarzana
11:10 p.m. at Orange Grove Ave. & First St., Burbank
Drug possession, Receiving stolen property, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia, Driving under the influence

November 21:
Juan  Gerardo Guerrero, 24, of Burbank
12:30 a.m. at Vanowen St. & Clybourn Ave., North Hollywood
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia, Possession of a controlled substance warrants

Mario Antonio Corvera, 21, of Brbank
3 a.m. at 275 W. Verdugo Ave., Burbank
Public intoxication

Eric Michael Cole, 27, of Burbank
6 a.m. by Burbank PD
Making criminal threats, Spousal battery

Zanovia Sheree Price, 35, of Burbank
10:30 a.m. at 300 N. Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving with a suspended license warrant

Deymond Lee Fowler, 20 of Burbank
1:35 p.m. Verdugo Ave. & Virginia St., Burbank
Assault with a deadly weapon warrant, Burbank Municipal Code violation warrant, Public intoxication warrant

Saequon Winston, 27, of Greensboro, North Carolina
2:50 p.m. at Santa Anita Ave. & Verdugo Dr., Burbank
Hit and run

Lia Anna McTague, 28, of Burbank
6:50 p.m. at 1814 W. Victory Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence warrant

Vyente D. Ruffin, 38, of Valley Village
7:45 p.m. at Olive Ave. & Lake St., Burbank
Driving without a license warrant

Daniel Aaron Bledstein, 26, of Burbank
8:50 p.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving with a suspended license warrant

Andrew Xavier Cabrera, 34,of Burbank
11:1p0 p.m. at 427 N. Shelton St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Thora Kanthnapar, 28, of Burbank
11:57 p.m. at 800 N. Brighton St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Alexander Fedorov, 27, of Burbank
Norwalk Sheriff’s Station
Driving under the influence

November 20:
Earl Wayne Heim, 46, of Pasadena
12:35 a.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Parole violation warrant

William Spigelmyer, 32, of Canyon Country
4:05 a.m. at Pass Ave. & Oak St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

Daniel Joseph King, 24, of Granada Hills
5:35 a.m. at 2200 Empire Ave., Burbank (Extended Stay America)
Possession of a controlled substance, Possesson of narcotics paraphernalia, Failure to appear warrant

Dennis James Irwin, 31, of Canoga Park
7:20 a.m. at 2627 Hollywood Way, Burbank (Bob Hope Airport)
Possession of a prohibited weapon

Megan May McMurray, 33, of Burbank
9:30 a.m. at 1826 N. Frederic St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Probation violation

Sean Christian Leffler, 43, of Burbank
9:30 a.m. at 1826 N. Frederic St., Burbank
Parole violation

Richard Thomas Newquist, 30, of Sun Valley
10:30 a.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Failure to appear warrant

Daniel Perez, 23, of Fontana
12:40 p.m. at 699 N. Victory Blvd., Burbank (New Star)
Petty theft, Possession of burglary tools, Carrying a concealed dagger, Trespassing warrant, Burbank Municipal Code violation warrants

Richard Everett Straub, 52, of Burbank
1:45 p.m. at 265 W. Olive Ave., Burbank (7-Eleven)
Burbank Municipal Code violation warrants (4), Public intoxication warrant

James Michael Poscio, 20, of Pacoima
8 p.m. at 500 N. First St., Burbank
Petty theft with prior convictions, Parole violation warrant

Leonel Vincente Quintana, 23, of North Hollywood
11:15 p.m. at 501 S. Buena Vista St., Burbank (Providence St. Joseph Medical Center)
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia, Possession of a prohibited weapon warrant

Kelsey Danzeisen of Burbank
Vertura County Sheriff’s Department
Burglary

November 19:
Manuel Alejandro Hernandez, 38, of Burbank
12:25 a.m. at Clybourn Ave. & Kemp St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Khshyar, Amanazodi, 38, of Castaic
12:45 a.m. at Pacific Ave. & Buena Visa St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Juan Garcia Pino, 49, of North Hollywood
8 a.m. at 1900 Empire Ave., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Under the influence of drugs, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Jose Manuel Castro, 43, of Van Nuys
2:15 p.m. a 200 N. Third St., Burbank (Police Station)
Disturbing the peace

Aaron Peaslee, 26, of Glendale
8:15 p.m. at Alameda Ave. & Main St., Burbank
Under the influence of drugs, Driving under the influence warrant

Sun J. Oh, 39, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving under the influence, Hit and run

November 18:
Raymond Tarverdyan, 35, of Burbank
12:30 a.m. at Scott Rd. & Naomi St., Burbank
Resisting arrest

Robert Richard Rojel, 27, of Panorama City
8:30 a.m. at 200 N. Third St., Burbank (Police Station)
Possession of a controlled substance for sale warrant, Transporting a controlled substance warrant

Johnny Ray Haskins, 27, of Hollywood
3 p.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Possession of a controlled substance warrant, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia warrant

Danae Hill, 24, of Burbank
4:30 p.m. at 111 E. Magnolia Bvd., Burbank (Sears)
Petty theft, Petty theft warrant

Yolanda Rodriguez, 55, of Los Angeles
735 p.m. at 1051 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank (Costco)
Petty theft

Robert Rivas, 51, of Burbank
LAPD
Petty theft, Failure to appear warrants, Driving with a suspended license warrant

November 17:
Earl Harris, 60, of Los Angeles
12:30 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Olive Ave., Burbank
Domestic violence, Failure to appear warrant

Juan Carlos Ovando, 33, of North Hollywood
7:55 a.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Violating a court order

Tiffany Navarro, 25, of Burbank
10 a.m. at 230 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank
Fugitive warrant

Grigor Masredzhyan, 41, of Burbank
5:05 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Olive Ave., Burbank
Check fraud warrant, Identity theft warrant

Franklin Monjaras, 24, of Van Nuys
7:30 p.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Varney St., Burbank
Driving with a suspended license warrant, Driving without a license warrant

Jennifer Mendoza, 29, of Los Angeles
8 p.m. at 1100 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank (Ralphs)
Burglary, Giving false identification to a police officer

Danielle Lyn Johnson, 25, of North Hollywood
9:40 p.m. at Olive Ave. & Verdugo Ave., Burbank
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Edik Vardanian, 60, of Burbank
9:41 p.m. at Olive Ave. & Verdugo Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Michelle Marie Perdue, 34, of Glendale
10:30 p.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Cordova St., Burbank
Drug possession, Possession of a controlled substance, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Christy Howie, 44, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Thomas J. Patterson, 66, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving under the influence, Excessive blood alcohol or Refusal to take test

Steve C. Williams, 36, of Burbank
Alhambra PD
Possession of a controlled substance

November 16:
Albert Vardanyan, 23, of Van Nuys
12:45 a.m. at Victory Blvd. & Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Glendale Municipal Code violation warrant

Arthur Davis, 22, of La Mesa
12:50 a.m. at 2100 Empire Ave., Burbank (Courtyard by Marriott)
Public intoxication

Akop Virabian, 31, of Van Nuys
2:30 a.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Valencia Ave., Burbank
Drug possession, Driving under the influence

Edwin Alexander Coreas, 36, of Los Angeles
2:40 a.m. at 1121 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Raushan Makhayteva, 36, of Van Nuys
3:30 a.m. by Burbank PD
Domestic violence

Arin Hovsepian, 20, of Sunland
5:30 a.m. at 1901 N. Kenneth Rd., Burbank
Possession of marijuana, Driving under the influence

Timothy James Monroe, 27, of Lake View Terrace
7:30 a.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Driving under the influence warrant

Deejay Wayne Schoenewald, 30, of Panorama City
7:30 a.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Battery warrant, Driving under the influence warrant

Juan Gabriel Arevalo, 37, of Pacoima
7:35 a.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Drug possession warrant, Immigration violation

Matthew Aaron Ortega, 27, of Alhambra
9:05 a.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Mariposa St., Burbank
Marijuana possession, Failure to appear warrants, Driving under the influence warrant

John Bryan Sandoval, 18, of Burbank
3:05 p.m. at 2315 N. Frederic St., Burbank
Under the influence of drugs

Earle Noe Huezo, 19, of Glendale
4:50 p.m. at 421 N. Pass Ave., Burbank
Under the influence of drugs

Adela Hernandez, 26, of Long Beach
6:30 p.m. at 200 E. Cypress Ave., Burbank (Macy’s)
Burglary

Andres Padilla, 20, of Los Angeles
7:35 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Evergreen St., Burbank
Marijuana possession

Francisco Saldivar, Jr., 35,of Van Nuys
8:20 p.m. at 1725 Grismer Ave., Burbank
Public intoxication, Failure to appear warrant

Christopher Brandon Brown, 21,of Van Nuys
9 p.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Vandalism warrant

Hanri Marderos, 45, of North Hollywood
10:30 p.m. at Verdugo Ave. & Pass Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Jose Luis Bautista, 30, of Sunland
10:50 p.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Victory Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Alexandra Jeanete Rodriguez, 29, of Burbank
11:30 p.m. 1001 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank
Destroying evidence warrant, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia warrant

Roberto Anthony Flores, Jr., 21, of Sun Vallley
11:30 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Grismer Ave., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

James Ryan, 23, of Burbank
Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station
Possesson of a controlled substance

November 15:
Freddie Sanchez, 27, of Sylmar
12:40 a.m. at Palm Ave. & First St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Michael Paul Dapello, 24, of Burbank
2:04 a.. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Santa Anita Ave., Burbank
Driving under the unfluence

Michael Jason Duckett, 26, of Thousand Oaks
4:30 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Angeleno Ave., Burbank
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia

Eric James Caruso, 21,of Burbank
11:50 p.m. at Clark Ave. & Sparks St., Burbank
Drug possession

Maranda Richman, 34, of Burbank
Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station
Check fraud

Brian D. Magee, 49, of Burbank
Manhattan Beach PD
Burglary

November 14:
Oscar Sanchez, 29, of Los Angeles
2:40 a.m. at Olive Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving under the influence, Immigration violation

Vartan Samani, 37, of Burbank
2:55 p.m. at 220 W. Olive Ave., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Marijuana possession warrant, Possession of a controlled substance warrant, Failure to appear warrant

Jon Christian Petersen, 51, of Burbank
5:30 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Chandler Blvd., Burbank
Vandalism warrant, Public intoxication warrant

Richard Ferrat, 19, of Burbank
LAPD
Public intoxication

Marie Atkinson, 64, of Burbank
Bishop CHP
Driving under the influence

November 13:
Ricardo Paiz, 48, of Van Nuys
4:30 p.m. by Burbank PD
Failure to register as a sex offender

November 12:
Santiago Escalante, 27, of Panorama City
1 p.m. a 825 E. University Ave., Burbank
Possession of narcotic paraphernalia warrant, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Christian Robert Henn, 20, of Glendale
11:45 p.m. at Jeffries Ave. & Lima St., Burbank
Possession of marijuana for sale

Lara McTague, 31, of Burbank
LAPD
Auto theft, Prostitution, Driving under the influence, Parole violation

November 11:
Hong Chan Kim, 34, of Burbank
3:05 a.m. at 309 S. Lomita St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Brooke Alexandra Little, 27, of Burbank
11 a.m. at 434 N. Lamer St., Burbank
Battery

Miranda Fontanez, 23, of Burbank
8 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Providencia Ave., Burbak
Under the influence of drugs warrant

Vahe Ghazarian, 32, of Glendale
11:40 p.m. at Victory Blvd. and Elm Ave., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance warrants

Matthew J. Mirtahami, 27, of Burbank
West Valley CHP
Driving under the influence

Jair Gonzalez, 28, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving with a suspended license

Laura L. Robertson, 32, of Burbank
Glendale PD
Drug possession

November 10:
Luis Alberto Cruz, 21, of Canoga Park
12:25 a.m. at 913 N. San Fernando Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Veronica Topachikyan, 34, of Porter Ranch
1:20 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Alameda Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Daniel Narvaez, 25, of San Fernando
2:50 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Walnut Ave., Burbank
Possession of brass knuckles

Hugo Moreno, 43, of Los Angeles
2:51 a.m. at Olive Ave. & Lakeside Dr., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Jack Luquin, 31, of La Crescenta
2:52 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Orange Grove Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Violetta Saakyan, 21, of Los Angeles
3 a.m. at Alameda Ave. & California St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

Jason Paul Rank, 29, of Riverside
3:10 a.m. at Victory Blvd. & Keystone St., Burbank
Marijuana possession

Frank Anthony Calcanas, Jr., 55, of Sunland
12:42 at Hollywood Way & Thornton Ave., Burbank
Public intoxication, Driving under the influence warrant

Kevin Thomas Hammond, Jr., 24,of Burbank
6:30 p.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Grinnell Dr., Burbank
Driving without a license warrant

Kimberly Valerio, 21, of Glendale
10:05 p.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Alameda Ave., Burbank
Public intoxicaiton

Mark Anthony Tortorici, 42, of North Hollywood
11:15 p.m. at Alameda Ave. & Pass Ave., Burbank
Failure to appear warrant

Trayvonne Roosevelt McVay, 29, of North Hollywood
11:50 p.m. at Magnolia Blvd. & Lincoln St., Burbank
Traffic violation warrant

Jose Urena, 70, of North Hollywood
11:58 p.m. at 1484 N. Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Joshua Kukawski, 19, of Burbank
Lancaster Sheriff’s Station
Marijuana possession

Ronald Fredrickson, 47, of Burbank
Glendale PD
Felony warrants

Fredrick Nelson, 57, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Caren Tergevorkian, 55, of Burbank
Arcadia PD
Public intoxication

November 9:
Arnulfo Paul Lopez, 45, of West Hollywood
12:10 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Alameda Ave., Burbank
Using a handheld cell phone while driving, Failure to appear warrant

Manuel Espinoza, 18, of Burbank
1:17 a.m. at 2042 N. Frederic St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

William Robert Billingsley, 49, of Santa Monica
1:20 a.m. at 1119 N. Valley St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Possession of narcotics paraphernalia, Parole violation

Ricardo Mora, Jr., 20, of Burbank
1:40 a.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Hollywood Way, Burbank
Marijuana possession warrant

Daniel Gregory Matas, 25, of Burbank
3:05 a.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Orange Grove Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Andrea Dergan, 47, of Burbank
10:50 a.m. at 1400 block of Hollywood Way, Burbank
Burglary

Kevin Earl Malka, 26, of Arcadia
11:30 a.m. at Winona Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving under the influence warrant

Catherine Jan Velasco, 20, of Los Angeles
1:30 p.m. at 1601 Victory Pl., Burbank (Nordtrom Rack)
Burglary

Michael Joseph Zartner, 21, of Burbank
5:10 p.m. at 450 N. Parish Pl., Burbank
Driving under the influence warrant

Walter Dewey Prescott, II, 59, of North Hollywood
6:45 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Transporting drugs for sale

Travor Scott Paul Michell, 23, of Burbank
6:45 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Drug possession, Driving under the influence warrant

Mohamed Elhawary, 23, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Kevin Castillo, 22, of Burbank
LAPD
Under the influence of drugs

Edwin Barkhordarian, 25, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving without a license, Driving out of classification, No license plate displayed

November 8:
Michael Bradley Dwinell, 24, of Glendale
223 a.m. at 919 N. Lima St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Sean David Drake, 38, of Burbank
2:30 p.m. at Magnolia Blvd., Burbank
Possession of burglary tools

Razmik Ray Avanesian, 20, of Glendale
4:05 p.m. at Joaquin Dr. & Brace Canyon Dr., Burbank
Violating a court protective order

Lamont Ramon Barton, 38, of Panorama City
7 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Elmwood Ave., Burban
Burglary warrant

Sydnee Barbara Osborne, 27, of Calabasas
7:40 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Elmwood Ave., Burbank
Possesson of narcotics paraphernalia

Fitzroy Byfield, 53, of Brooklyn, New York
8:55 p.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving without a license warrant, Driving while using a hand-held cell phone warrant

Joniqueka Jones, 24, of Bakersfield
9 p.m. at Thornton Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Driving without a license warrant

Dilon DiMayuga, 30, of Reseda
11:59 p.m. at Burbank Blvd. & Cahuenga Ave., North Hollywood
Driving under the influence

Lisa Flores, 20, of Burbank
LAPD
Drug possession, Vehicle theft, Receiving stolen property, Possession of burglary tools, Probation violation

Alexander J. Lopez, 46, of Burbank
West Valley CHP
Driving under the influence

Raquel I. Testa, 39, of Burbank
Santa Paula PD
Petty theft

November 7:
Ramon Alberto Carrillo, 19, of Glendale
6:15 a.m. at 200 N. Third St., Burbank (Police Station)
Petty theft

Joe Francis Sapp, 32, of North Hollywood
4 p.m. at 810 N. Clybourn Ave., Burbank
Possession of a switchblade knife

Rigoberto Ademir Rivera, 33, of Sun Valley
6 p.m. at 108 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank
Grand theft

Isahak John Daldalyan, 29, of Burbank
7:15 p.m. at 426 N. Shelton St., Burbank
Violating a protective order

Edwin Arthur Moore, 40, of North Hollywood
9:15 p.m. at LAPD Van Nuys Division
Battery on a police officer warrant, Spousal battery warrant

Lloyd George Washington, Jr., 53, of Burbank
10:15 p.m. at 2825 W. Olive Ave., Burbank (Michael’s Bar & Grill)
Public intoxication

Scott Moro, 45, of Burbank
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Auto theft

Caren Tergevorkian, 55, of Burbank
Arcadia PD
Public intoxication, Felony warrants

November 6:
Luis David Castaneda, 41, of Panorama City
9:30 a.m. by Burbank PD
Domestic violence warrant

Joseph Jessie, 28, of Paramount
11:04 a.m. at 2200 Empire Ave., Burbank (Extended Stay America)
Under the influence of drugs, Possession of a switchblade knife

Britney Lavette, 31, of Los Angeles
11:40 a.m. at 2200 Empire Ave., Burbank (Extended Stay America)
Possess of a controlled substance

Cody Garrison Welsh, 26, of Burbank
9:45 p.m. at Olive Ave. & Niagara St., Burbank
Possession of narcotics paraphernalia warrants

Jose Daniel Ode, 20, of Van Nuys
10:30 p.m. at San Fernando Blvd. & Delaware Rd., Burbank
Drug possession warrant, Failure to appear warrant

Tasha Manley, 26, of Burbank
Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station
Grand theft

Elizabeth Wolf, 51, of Burbank
LAPD
Hit and run

November 5:
Jenny Michelle Abbondante, 35, of Burbank
2:49 a.m. at 1914 W. Olive Ave., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Cynthia Tally Seymour, 50, of Burbank
7:40 a.m. at 683 N. Victory Blvd., Burbank (Toys R Us)
Possession of an open container of alcohol in public warrant, Failure to appear warrant

Amy Catherine Lagud, 48, of Sun Valley
8:55 a.m. at 513 Hollywood Way, Burbank (Western Bagel)
Driving without a license warrant, Driving with a suspended license warrant

Arsen Allen Emboyan, 21, of Sunland
9:45 p.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Cabrini Dr., Sun Valley
Possession of drugs for sale

Colby Robin Lombardo, 21, of Burbank
10 p.m. at Chandler Blvd. & Ontario St., Burbank
Marijuana possession, Under the influence of drugs

Dwight Mirabal, 42, of Burbank
LAPD
Auto theft, Parole violation

Walter Galdamez, 37, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Reginald D. Glenn, 42, of Burbank
Orange County Sheriff’s Department
Probation violation

Jennifer L. McBride, 43, of Burbank
Long Beach PD
Battery on a peace officer, Resisting arrest

November 4:
Cristian Rubi Bado, 26, of Los Angeles
11 a.m. at LAPD 77^th Street Division
Burglary warrant

Raymond Sidney Hill, 49, of Burbank
4 p.m. at Empire Ave. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Johnny Darkjian, 55, of Burbank
6:40 p.m. at Olive Ave. & Orchard Dr., Burbank
Violating a court order warrant

Andre Robert Asselin, 44, of Glendale
11:15 p.m. at Alameda Ave. & Lake St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance

Sabrina Marie Robeson, 19, of Panorama City
11:50 p.m. at 1800 Empire Ave., Burbank (Target)
Petty theft

Rosie Corral, 41, of Burbank
LAPD
Prostitution warrants, Failure to appear warrant

Beth Britto, 40, of Burbank
LAPD
Vandalism

Nicholas Caves, 25, of Burbank
Auburn CHP
Receiving stolen property,  Carrying a concealed stolen firearm, Carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle

Wesley Napier, 54, of Burbank
Covina PD
Public intoxication

November 3:
Misty Jaurique, 24, of Los Angeles
1 a.m. at Cohasset St. & Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood
Driving under the influence warrant

Dearl Jonathan Cammell, 27, of Los Angeles
1 a.m. at Cohasset St. & Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood
Public intoxicaiton,  Driving under the influence warrant, Failure to appear warrant, Los Angeles Municipal code violation warrant,

Vahe Hovsepyan, 37, of Sun Valley
1 a.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Keystone St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Jesse Edward Baughman, 23, of Saugus
1 a.m. at Thornton Ave. & Hollywood Way, Burbank
Driving under the influence

Ana Rosa Quintero-Baltazar, 26, of Burbank
11:20 a.m. at 2422 N. Naomi St., Burbank
Driving without a license warrant

Raymond Sidney Hill, 49, of Burbank
2:45 p.m. at 3207 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank
Public intoxication

Quentin Tremayne Williams, 36, of Burbank
3:40 p.m. by Burbank PD
Spousal battery

David Wayne Erickson, 57, of Yuba City
7:50 p.m. at 2200 Empire Ave., Burbank
Driving with a suspended license warrant

Gary Keshishyan, 50, of Burbank
9 p.m. at Spazier Ave. & Chavez St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Artush Karapetyan, 26,of Glendale
9:28 p.m. at 218 E. Orange Grove Ave., Burbank (Don Cuco)
Public intoxication

Joseph Brooks Hoeck, 48, of Los Angeles
10 p.m. by Burbank PD
Domestic violence

Juan Manuel Peregrino, 38, of Burbank
11:30 p.m. at Jeffries Ave. & California St., Burbank
Possession of a controlled substance, Petty theft, Bringing drugs into a jail

Oganes Avadian, 26, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence, Failure to appear warrants

Jesus Espinosa, 32, of Burbank
Century Sheriff’s Station
Under the influence of drugs

Oganes Avadian, 26, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence, Failure to appear warrants

Donald B. Skivington, 67, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving under the influence

November 2:
Manuel Robles Cervantes, 41, of Pasadena
12:23 a.m. at Vanowen St. & Valley St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

David Walter Weiss, 43, of Sun Valley
1:21 a.m. at Burbank Blvd. & Hollywood Way, Burbank
Drug possession, Driving under the influence

Claudia Santiago, 27, of Pacoima
2 a.m. at Burbank Blvd. & San Fernando Blvd., Burbank
Identity theft

Siegfred Abrogena, 27, of Burbank
2 a.m. at Burbank Blvd. & San Fernando Blvd., Burbank
Identity theft, Probation violation

Arlow Bufort Stewart, Jr., 31, of Burbank
4:20 a.m. at 317 N. Pass Ave., Burbank (Dana Drugs)
Burglary

Jose Femat, 33, of Burbank
10 p.m. at Victory Blvd. & Buena Vista St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Roger Vincent Swanson, 56, of Burbank
11:26 p.m. at Glenoaks Blvd. & Fairmount Rd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Dustin Mathias of Burbank
San Diego County Sheriff’s Office
Public intoxication

Joalena Moore, 27, of Burbank
LAPD
Driving under the influence

Jose G. Martinez, 47, of Burbank
West Valley CHP
Driving under the influence

November 1:
Florinda Perez, 41, of Sylmar
12:35 a.m. at 150 N. First St., Burbank
Public intoxication

Samuel Almanza, 26, of Mission Hills
1:52 a.m. at Verdugo Ave. & Third St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Eduardo Adolfo Zielke, 22, of Sun Valley
2:08 a.m. at 108 E. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Vahagn Smsaryan, 22, of Glendale
2:45 a.m. at Angeleno Ave. & First St., Burbank
Driving under the influence

Anita Michele McKeever, 47, of Duarte
10:18 a.m. at 727 S. Glenoaks Blvd., Burbank
Auto theft

Susan Shriver Rodnunsky, 45, of Winnetka
12:27 p.m. at 1240 N. Griffith Park Dr., Burbank
Public intoxication

Marcelo Menagaete, 20, of Winnetka
2:40 p.m. at 3501 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank (Urban Eats)
Forgery

Robin Kay Van Dyl, 52, of Burbank
6 p.m. by Burbank PD
Domestic violence

Jeancarlo Gonzalez, 27, of Burbank
LAPD
Parole violation

Edwin Amiriyan, 41, of Burbank
Glendale PD
Felony warrants

Rooben Khodadadian, 66, of Burbank
Altadena CHP
Driving under the influence

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By Dick Dornan
MyBurbank Sports Editor

The Pacific League announced its All-League selections in football and Burbank and Burroughs came away with a plethora of recipients. A total of 28 players from BHS and JBHS received recognition after their efforts this past season.

Burbank’s James Williams

Burbank’s James Williams received the “Offensive Player of the Year” award for the second year in a row. Williams rushed for 1,469 yards on 164 carries and scored a school-record 22 rushing touchdowns. He also added 482 yards receiving on 22 catches including five touchdowns.

Williams recorded an amazing 2,307 all-purpose yards (178 per game) and 29 touchdowns total. The junior will be a highly sought recruit next season.

Burroughs’ Hawkins Mann

Burroughs’ Hawkins Mann was a one-man wrecking crew for the Indians as he earned Lineman of the Year honors. Mann, who has committed to play at San Diego State, energized a Burroughs’ defense with his relentless attacking and energetic style of play.

Mann had 64 tackles in seven games including 41 solo tackles. He played on both the offensive and defensive lines.

BURBANK BULLDOGS

First-team offensive selections for Burbank included running back Joseph Pendleton, wide receiver Oharjee Brown and offensive lineman Michael Wong.

The Bulldogs’ defense was represented on the first-team by lineman Kyle Alvarez and defensive back Sebby Santoro.

BURROUGHS INDIANS

Burroughs first-team selections were wide receiver Conor Joyce, lineman Andrew Mills and kicker Andres Aguilar.

Defensively the Indians had lineman Brad Peppmuller and linebacker Cameron Rodriguez on the first-team.

Here is the entire list of honorees for the Pacific League which includes second-team and honorable mention:

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Note: All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law.

Updated:  12/2/13

Backseat Bandits Are Back

The notorious thieves who have been stealing the third row seats from SUV’s are still out there.   On November 29, “Black Friday,” between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., they stuck at the Burbank Town Center’s parking structure at 501 N. Third St.   The thieves targeted at 2007 Yukon, punching out the driver’s side door lock to gain entry, before making off with the third row seats.

Beware – Thieves Targeting Shoppers’ Cars

The Burbank Police Department is warning that it is the time of year when thieves are out looking for valuables left in parked cars while the owners are shopping.   The department suggests you store your purchases out of sight and lock your vehicle.  Their holiday shopping motto is:  “Hide it, Lock it, Keep it.”

Here are two burglaries from parked cars that occurred on November 29, “Black Friday.”

550 N. First St. (parking structure)
12:45 a.m. to 2:20 a.m.
Vehicle:   2005 Infiniti SUV
Entry:   Locked vehicle, no signs of forced entry
Loss:   Two X-Box video game systems

2300 Hollywood Way (Fry’s Electronics)
9 a.m.
Vehicle:   2004 Toyota SUV
Entry:   Driver’s door lock forced open
Loss”  Laptop computer

Take Your Kid To Shoplift Day

There’s nothing quite like a family that does things together — unless it’s shoplifting.  That was  the case Thanksgiving eve, when two women and a 12 year-old girl went to Macy’s.

According to Burbank Police, the women and girl selected clothing items, including shirts, pants, and jackets  from the store.  After concealing them, the trio tried to walk out of the store without paying.  Store security personnel stopped them and recovered the clothing, valued at $314.

When Burbank Police Officers arrived, they cited one of the women, Silvia Buenrostro, 43, and the girl, and released them.  The other woman, Gabriela Buenrostro, 45, of Burbank, was placed under arrest for petty theft and transported to the Burbank Jail. Her bail was set a $1,000.

Reverse Discrimination Hate Crime

Burbank Police are looking for the public’s help in solving an unusual hate crime.  Sometime between November 9 and 27, and unknown suspect or suspects vandalized the fence at a home in the 1400 block of Chandler Blvd. with the words “F_ _ _ White People.”  Anyone with information is urged to call the department at 818-238-3000.

Thief Leaves Victim Tire-Less

Someone made off with a spare tire from a 2006 Toyota SUV that was parked in the Empire Center near Target.  The theft occurred on November 26, between 10 and 11 a.m.

Illegal U-Turn Leads Directly To Jail

A man driving with a car full of marijuana made an illegal U-turn in front of a police officers early Sunday, November 24.    When the officer pulled the car over at Victory Blvd. and Rose St., he smelled the odor of marijuana coming from inside.  When asked if he had any marijuana in the car, the driver told the officer he had a “large” quantity of it in the car.

A search of the car resulted in the recovery of a significant amount of marijuana and cash.  So despite his honesty, the driver, Johnny Hung Le, 31, of Fountain Valley, was arrested for possession of marijuana for sale and transporting marijuana.  He was booked into the Burbank Jail with bail set at $25,000

Traffic Stop Turns Up Drugs And More

After observing a vehicle with a broken windshield run a red light, Burbank Police Officers pulled the driver over at Orange Grove Ave. and First St. just before 11 p.m. Friday, November 22.

When the officers contacted the driver and occupants of the car, they detected the odor of burnt marijuana.  A subsequent search of the vehicle turned up marijuana, heroin, narcotics paraphernalia, and stolen property.  The officers also found a tire iron the was in the driver’s door pocket.  The driver apparently kept it there for “security.”  It just happens to be illegal to keep a deadly weapon with the intent to assault someone, in your car.

The driver, David Tordjman, 20, of Tarzana, was placed under arrest for drug possession, receiving stolen property, possession of narcotics paraphernalia, driving under the influence, and possession of a dangerous weapon in his vehicle.  It’s not know if he also received a ticket for running the red light and the broken windshield, but those were the least of his worries.

Bicycle Patrol Breaks Up Drug Deal

Burbank Police Officers patrolling on bicycles in the parking structure used by patrons at the AMC 16 theaters, came across two men who were using it for an entirely different purpose.

The officers noticed the odor of burning marijuana coming from a car parked in the Collections complex located at 250 N. First St., just before 10 p.m. Friday, November 22.  When the officers contacted the two men inside the parked car, they agreed to let the vehicle be searched. That search turned up marijuana, concentrated cannabis, and LSD.

An investigation determined that Kelvin Rodeo, 24, of Glendale had the marijuana and had sold the LSD to the other man in the car, Oscar Gonzalez, 21, of Los Angeles.  Gonzalez was determined to be tin possession of the concentrated cannabis and LSD.  Both men were booked into the Burbank Jail on a variety of drug charges.  Bail for Rodeo was set at $30,000, and $10,000 for Gonzalez.

Citizens Tackle Thief Who Grabs Woman’s Phone

A woman talking on her cell phone outside the Flapper’s Comedy Club at 5:30 p.m. November 7, had her phone ripped out of her hand by a man who ran off with it through the Ross parking structure.

As the 37 year-old victim chased after the thief, two citizens join the chase and tackle the suspect in front of Buffalo Wild Wings, located at 127 E. Palm Ave.  A security guard from a nearby business holds the suspect until police arrive.  Rigoberto Ademir Rivera, 33, of Sun Valley was arrested for grand theft.

The victim backtracked the route of the chase and located her phone.  The suspect had apparently tossed it while running.  The two citizens who tackled the suspect left the scene before police arrived, so their identity is unknown at this time.

Bicycle Thief Caught In The Act

A pick-up truck blacked out in the alley at Victory Blvd. and California St. was spotted by Burbank Police Officers on routine patrol in the area on November 3, at 11:15 p.m.  As the officers watched, the observed the a man place a bicycle in the bed of the 2003 Chevrolet truck.

When they contacted the man about his suspicious behavior, the owner of the bicycle advised the officers that his bicycle had been stolen.  The suspect, Juan Manuel Peregrino, 38, of Burbank was placed under arrest for petty theft.  A search incidental to his arrest turned up suspected methamphetamine Peregrino’s wallet.  He was booked into the Burbank Jail for petty theft, possession of a controlled substance, and an additional charge of bringing drugs into a jail.  His bail was set at $25,000.

Burglar Tripped Up By Alarm

When Burbank Police Officers responded to a report of the burglary alarm activated at Dana Drugs, located at 317 N. Pass Ave. at 3:50 a.m. November 2, the suspect virtually came right to them.

Out of the shattered glass of the front door came Arlow Stewart, 31, of Burbank.   Stewart had various items from the store in his possession.  He was taken into custody without incident.  He was booked into the Burbank Jail for burglary, with bail set at $20,000.

If You Are A Crook, Don’t Drive A Car With Expired Tags

A car with expired registration caught the attention of Burbank Police Officers on routine patrol November 2, at the intersection of Burbank Blvd. and San Fernando Blvd.  A records check on the license plate revealed outstanding warrants associated with the car.

When the officers pulled the vehicle over and contacted the occupants they found that the driver, Claudia Santiago, 27, of Pacoima, did not have her driver’s license available.  The passenger, Siegfred Abrogena, 27, of Burbank was on probation of identity theft.  When both were asked to step out of their vehicle, a prying tool fell from Abrogena’s person.

After receiving permission to search the vehicle, officers found a backpack in the back seat, which contained a lock pick set, drill, gloves, mask, and a prying tool.  They also found items belonging to other people, and mail and “washed” checks.  Both suspects were placed under arrest for identity theft, forgery, and possession of burglary tools.  Abrogena was also arrested for probation violation.  Both were booked into the Burbank Jail.  Santiago’s bail was set at $50,000, while Abrogena’s was set at $75,000.

Bank Employees Spot Another Forgery Suspect

If you are trying to cash a forged check, the Chase Bank branch in Magnolia Park is a place you may want to avoid.  For the second time in recent weeks, a teller at the bank spotted a forged check and alerted police.

In this latest incident on November 1, the suspect came into the bank around 2:15 p.m. and attempted to cash the check.  Burbank Police were called, and detained the suspect while the matter was investigated.  The bank was able to verify that the check was forged and the suspect, Marcelo Mena-Gaete, 20, of Winnetka was arrested for forgery and transported to the Burbank Jail.  His bail was set at $20,000.

Hi-Tech Camera System Spots Stolen Car

The camera system that automatically reads license plates on cars checks them against a stolen vehicle data base, alerted a Burbank Police Officer to a stolen car November 1.

The officer found the unoccupied car parked in the are aof Glenoaks Blvd. and Elmwood Ave. around 9:40 a.m. While canvassing the area for witnesses who may have seen the suspect who parked the car, a woman approached the officer.  She said she knew the owner of the car and had the owner’s permission to use it.   The vehicle had been reported as stolen from Inglewood, and the woman was listed as the suspect.

Anita McKeever, 47, of Duarte, was arrested for auto theft and booked into the Burbank Jail.  Her bail was set at $25,000.

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Stacks of Breakfast Cereal ready to be packaged for gift packages. Food was donated in October, but much more is needed to fill all the baskets. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

Taking care of those less fortunate at this special time of the year has been a tradition going back 77 years in Burbank.  The Burbank Coordinating Council, an organization made up of representatives from most of the various organization in Burbank, began the Christmas Basket Program in 1936.  Now known as the Holiday Basket Program, it’s something everyone in the community can participate in.

Gifts for older kids too. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

The Burbank Coordinating Council plans to help about 575 families (over 2000 adults, teens, and children) this holiday season with gifts of food and toys and other gift items.   Burbank City departments, service clubs, schools, businesses, churches and individuals all join together to collect donations from the community and spread holiday cheer to those in need. While many organizations and individuals in Burbank have adopted about 475 families, the BCC will build baskets for any families not adopted.  It is estimated that there will be between 100 and 200 families who have not been adopted.

On Saturday, December 7, the BCC will hold a food drive for the unadopted families at 13 stores in the city, including markets, CVS Drug Stores, and Kmart. The BCC still needs helpers to collect food from shoppers at these stores, and people may call Barbara Salamon at (818) 843-7571 to volunteer for an hour or more on Saturday.  It’s an activity that the whole family can participate in. The volunteers simply pass out a list of needed items as shoppers enter the store.  Donors then leave the items as they exit the stores.

Plenty of cans of soup, but more is needed to fulfill the needs of everyone.(Photo by Ross A. Benson)

Items needed most are paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, napkins), stuffing, shampoo, toothpaste, laundry soap, and grocery gift cards for perishable items. Items like cookies, pudding, fruit bars, tuna, macaroni and cheese, gravy, pancake mix and syrup, hot cereals, diapers, and baby supplies are always needed. Any non-perishables would be welcomed and used in the baskets.

The age group the BCC always needs help with providing are for teens, since most people donate toys or stuffed animals for younger children. Gift cards to local stores and fast food restaurants, makeup kits, board games, DVDs, adult sweatshirts and jackets are some of the suggested gifts for teens. BCC has about 100 teens to help and would welcome gifts for them especially.

“It takes everyone working together to make this tremendous project happen each year,” commented Janet Diel, BCC President, “There are so many ways and days to help — pick one or pick all. Don’t miss the chance to come and ‘feel good’ being a donor or volunteer. It is an experience you will always remember.”

The BCC also needs volunteers to help with packing and sorting food items on Wednesday, December 11, at the Little White Chapel Christian Church.  On Friday, December 13, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. they will be moving everything to Washington Elementary School where baskets will be assembled with food and presents, from 3 p.m. to  9 p.m. The loading and delivering of baskets to all 575 families will be on Saturday, December 14, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers are also needed that day to call the families to make sure they will be home when the baskets are delivered.

If you would like to volunteer, email CCHolidayBaskets@aol.com, or call Janet Diel at 818-216-9377.  Volunteers are needed for any and all of the days.

Managing Editor Stan Lynch contributed to this report.

In keeping with the theme of the Holiday Basket Program at the Coordinating Council’s meeting this week, three students from BCR A Place to Grow, sang Christmas carols. Pictured from L-R are singers Chrissy, Karen, and Sandy. Seated in the foreground is BCR Executive Director Julie Larsen. (Photo By Ross A. Benson)

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On Monday, December 2, Burbank Police officers responded to John Burroughs High School at 8:53 a.m. to investigate a 14-year-old student being treated by Burbank Fire Department for alcohol intoxication. The female student was very uncooperative and was taken to Providence St. Joseph’s Medical Center because of her age and level on intoxication.

During the officers’ investigation, it was discovered that the severely intoxicated girl and another girl, age 15, had been drinking tequila in a nearby park before attending school. Initially, school officials were called to the the 14-year-old’s classroom by the teacher who noted the girl appeared intoxicated in class.

The 14-year-old was cited for public intoxication by the officers at the hospital and released to her parents. School officials contacted the 15-year-old’s parents. In these cases, school officials review any police contact with students and look at possible educational code violations which may result in further disciplinary actions by the school district, according to Sergeant Darin Ryburn of the Burbank Police Department.

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On Tuesday, December 3, an employee at Beauty Works Hair Salon at 2424 W. Magnolia Blvd. received a phone call on their business line at 2:15 p.m. The caller stated he was from Burbank Water & Power and the business’ account was overdue and power would be shut off within the hour unless payment was made immediately. The employee followed the caller’s directions and purchased a Green Dot Money Pak from a nearby Rite Aid store for $483.

After the employee gave the Money Pak card number to the phony BWP caller, the employee was then told the account was actually $900 past due and they needed to go buy another Money Pak card. The employee hung up and called Burbank Police Department.

Burbank Water & Power will never call and ask for a Money Pak card for payment or threaten to shut off power within an hour, according to both BWP and BPD. If businesses receive calls like these, BWP and the Burbank Police advise hanging up, calling BWP to check on account status and report the attempt to the BPD.

BWP reminds local residents and businesses about the only ways to make a BWP payment:

Via mail: BWP, P.O. Box 631, Burbank, CA 91503-0631
In person: BWP offices, 164 W. Magnolia Blvd., M-F 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Special payment boxes in the city: burbankwaterandpower.com for details
Electronic online payments: burbankwaterandpower.com for details

For questions regarding a BWP employee or payment due, call 818-238-3700.

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Burbank Police Officer Joshua Kendrick has provided the following safety tips for Burbank businesses and shoppers as they face their holiday shopping.

Safety tips for retailers

» Preparation: Retailers should be ready for the holiday shoppers and have an Operational Plan to keep  their stores and shoppers safe.

» Success in the Season: Consulting and collaborating with the local police department is a proactive way of addressing and avoiding conflicts. Don’t be hesitant in calling the police department when needed or if there are questions.

» Crowd Management: Anticipating a large crowd helps implement adequate security. Make sure

the security systems are functional and employees know how to use them.

» Conflict Resolution: Understand that many of the shoppers will be stressed out and be prepared to resolve conflicts before they elevate.

» Communication is Key: The use of signs around the store will give shoppers important information pertaining to the shopping day.

» Product Placement: Stacking up popular items may cause aggression in the crowd when they try to reach for them; consider giving out vouchers for these items instead.

» Parking: Make sure the parking lots have adequate lighting and security to allow patrons to feel safe coming to and from the parking lot.

» Always Smile: Personnel should be reminded to always provide helpful service with a smile. It keeps everyone happy.

Safety tips for shoppers

» Plan it Out: Make a plan for the day and know where you are going. This will help take off any unnecessary stressors during your shopping day.

» Patience, Patience, Patience: During the holiday, long lines should be expected. Safety should be a priority; enter stores in an orderly fashion and do not rush. Be aware and considerate of shoppers around you.

» Hide Your Valuables: A car full of shopping bags is a thief’s gold mine. Hide your purchases in the trunk or under the seats out of sight.

» Protect Yourself: Purses should be carried close to the body and under an exterior garment (i.e. jacket) when possible. Flaps should be secured and turned towards the body at all times. Wallets should be carried in an inside coat pocket, and cash in front pants pocket.

» Dress for the Occasion: Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry or clothing. These items make yourself a target for thieves.

» Parking: Park in well-lit areas and ALWAYS lock your doors. Carry your keys in your hand when returning to your vehicle and be aware of your surroundings.

» Obey the Laws: Drive at the speed limit. Be aware of the conditions of the road. Watch out for pedestrians. Avoid walking in the middle of traffic or jay walking. Remember to be patient. Accidents can also happen at slow speeds.

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More than 2,300 runners, walkers, volunteers and spectators – some dressed in Thanksgiving-themed costumes – rose early Thanksgiving morning to attend the Burbank Community YMCA’s fourth annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot, on Nov. 28, firmly establishing the annual fundraising event as a Burbank holiday tradition.

The early morning 5K and 10K– which traced a double-loop course through downtown Burbank – helped raise over $60,000 for the Burbank Y’s membership assistance program, which makes its facilities and programs available to the children and families in the community regardless of ability to pay. There was also a 1K Kid’s Fun Run (ages seven and under).

Male and female winners in 13 age categories were honored in an awards ceremony. View a full list of winners and times at http://www.racewire.com/live_results.php?id=3397

This year’s event included a pre-race expo and warm-up led by a Burbank Y instructor; cash prizes for top runners; medals by age categories and prizes for kids in the 1K Fun Run. Kicking off the events were Grand Marshal and Burbank Y member Gabriel Cordell, a paraplegic who made history this past summer.  Gabriel traveled a staggering 3,100 miles, to become the first person to roll a standard wheelchair across the U.S., from California to New York.

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A truck fire on the freeway Wednesday, December 4, sent a large amount of smoke in the air that could be seen throughout Burbank. Burbank Fire Department, along with an Engine company from the Glendale Fire Department, responded to the truck fire on the northbound I-5 freeway at the Lincoln Street exit.

Burbank & Glendale firefighters hose down cooking oil that leaked onto the freeway after the truck caught fire northbound I-5 at the Lincoln Street exit.(Photo by Ross A. Benson)

Upon the Fire Departments’  arrival, the cab and engine portion of the truck was well involved with fire, requiring the traffic in all the northbound lanes to be stopped so firefighters could lay out hoses to extinguish the blaze.

(Photo by Ross A. Benson)

The Bobtail truck was hauling restaurant type supplies including barrels of used kitchen cooking oil. That oil started to leak from the truck on the freeway lanes, causing the CHP to issue a Sig Alert. Traffic in both directions was slowed till the truck was towed away. The exit was reopened and Cal-trans were able to put an absorbent on the roadway to prevent cars from sliding around.

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Founded less than a year ago, Burbank Community Theater is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to building our community through theater opportunities for people of all ages and levels of experience.  The group began fundraising over the summer with a highly successful Kickstarter.com campaign that raised over $7700 from donors across the globe—Burbank to Boston to Hong Kong.  Through the help of these generous donors and other community organizations, the six founding board members have organized the group’s first production, the beloved musical, Annie.

(Photo Courtesy Jason Janvier Photography)

In reflection of the group’s mission, Annie is an all-inclusive production—all who auditioned were welcomed into the cast. Annie features a cast of 56, ranging in age from 3 to 70. The actors span a wide range of experience, from seasoned professionals to those for whom Annie is their first musical. The production will be presented at the Hall of Liberty, Forest Lawn. This venue was so generously donated by the good people at Forest Lawn. Rehearsals are being held at Robert Gross Park on Empire Ave. in Burbank, thanks to a special partnership with Burbank Park, Recreation and Community Services, headed by Director Judie Wilke.

Annie will be performed with a full 18-piece orchestra on December 20 and 21 at 7pm, and December 22 at 2pm. Tickets are available now at BurbankCommunityTheater.org or at the door. In collaboration with the Burbank Fire Department’s annual Spark of Love Toy Drive, the group will be collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need at all three performances.

(Photo Courtesy Jason Janvier Photography)

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Olympic Champion Kristi Yamaguchi made a special appearance at Downtown Burbank’s The Rink midday yesterday, December 4. About 100 children from Miller and Emerson elementary schools in grades 2, 4 and 5 attended the event. Because her flight was a late in arriving, Ms. Yamaguchi did some interviews first and then skated with the children. After skating for a time, everyone took a break and she read from her children’s book Dream Big, Little Pig! and talked with the kids. Ms. Yamaguchi then joined the youngsters on the ice for another skate session.

Olympian Kristi Yamaguchi poses with mittens that support USOC with funds that help future Olympians (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

Ms. Yamaguchi shared with the children that by working hard and never giving up she was able to accomplish her goals and that she also trained for ice skating by taking dance lessons. Ms. Yamaguchi talked about how she worked with her skating partner for the Olympics and the ways she collaborated with an illustrator on her books. She also mentioned that her own children inspired her to write her books for children, including It’s A Big World, Little Pig!, published last year.

“Most of the kids had never ice skated before. They were all smiles the entire time!” commented Peggy Flynn, BUSD Visual and Performing Arts Coordinator. “Miller and Emerson were invited because they were within walking distance. So many wanted to attend that we had to have the principals draw teacher names from a hat. It was a perfect example of how the arts and athletics are not exclusive unto themselves.”

Olympian Kristi Yamaguchi lends a hand to Rachel Huntley during her visit at The Rink on Wednesday. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

In the weeks leading up to her visit, Mr. Berger’s fifth graders from Emerson watched her Olympic Gold Medal routine in 1992 and read about Ms. Yamaguchi’s life. The Olympic Gold Medalist in Women’s Figure Skating and two-time World Champion signed books from the Miller and Emerson libraries detailing her life and accomplishments.

Panera Bread provided lunch and cookies for all of the students. Each student attending also received an autographed photo of Ms. Yamaguchi. Several news outlets including Channel 4 NBC, The L.A. Times and a Chinese television station also covered the event.

Olympian Kristi Yamaguchi skates at The Rink during a visit on Wednesday. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

Ms. Yamaguchi’s visit was presented in partnership with Burbank Arts For All Foundation and the BUSD Arts For All program. BAFA supports arts integration programs within the Burbank school district. The Downtown Burbank Partnership and Ice America provided free skate admission for the children from Miller and Emerson elementary schools. Ms. Yamaguchi founded the Always Dream Foundation in 1996 with a mission to aid early childhood literacy and inspire children to reach for their dreams through innovative reading programs.

The Rink in Downtown Burbank is located next to City Hall at the corner of Third and Orange Grove Avenues. The Rink is open daily through January 5, with a variety of open skate sessions.

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A residential burglary was reported on the 1100 block of N. Parish Pl. on December 4 to Burbank Police. While the residents were away on vacation from November 26 through December 4, unknown suspects forced open a sliding window in the front of the house. Residents returned home to a ransacked house with many items stolen, including paintings, alcohol, shoes, purses, jewlery, watches, cash, stereo speakers and a Samsung tablet.

The total loss was not declared in the report to police and there are no witnesses or suspects at this time. Burbank Police encourage anyone in the area who may have seen something suspicious during that time period to call 818-238-3210.

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Yesterday morning, December 4, at 1:00 a.m., Burbank Police stopped to investigate a female arguing with a male in front of Sardo’s Grille and Lounge at 259 N. Pass Ave. The female had been kicked out of the bar by the male security guard due to her intoxicated state and was continuing to act belligerently. The police officer placed the woman, Maria Urena, age 35 from North Hollywood, under arrest for public intoxication. Ms. Urena then began arguing with the officers and spat on the supervising officer’s face at the scene.

During the booking process at the Burbank Jail while she was still handcuffed, Ms. Urena spat on the counter several times and kicked the female Jailer in the shin. Police decided to place her in the detox room, a safe room with a soft floor, due to her intoxicated and combative state. While the officers were taking the handcuffs off Ms. Urena in the detox cell, she bit an officer in the knee.

Ms. Urena was booked for felony assault on a police officer and her bail was set at $20,000. She has since bonded out and is due in court in January.

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Burroughs and Burbank will battle it out for a possible league championship (Photo by Ross A. Benson)

By Jim Riggio
Special to MyBurbank

With the success the Burbank and Burroughs High girls’ basketball teams have enjoyed the past few seasons, enthusiasm and expectations have grown for both programs.

Supporters of the two schools can expect to see lots of talent and a great crosstown rivalry this season when the two teams hit the floor. Both teams will compete at the Burroughs Magnolia Park Optimist Tourney next week from Dec. 9 – 14.

The rivalry is as strong as ever as both teams are very competitive.

BURBANK-

Just two years ago the Bulldogs were in the CIF Southern Section Division I-A semifinals.

Burbank coach Bruce Breeden

Last season they made it to the second round of the playoffs, going 16-13 and upsetting the Indians in the season finale between the two teams.

Burbank has received a big boost by the addition of two key players.

The Bulldogs have a top point guard in junior Yazzy Sadullah Jr. Sadullah is at her third high school, having played her freshman year at Bishop Gorman of Las Vegas, the same school that produced former UCLA and current NBA player Shabazz Muhammad.  Sadullah played at Quest Prep in Las Vegas last year.

Sadullah will have a player to get the ball to inside in 6-foot-5 junior center Anastasia Tsybaeva. Tsybaeva played at BHS as a freshman and last season went to Bellarmine-Jefferson High.

Ashley Linda is the top returner to the team as she was a second-team all-league selection a year ago. Sharis Ghazeri is also back and was an honorable mention all-league selection last year.

Burbank has a solid supporting cast with players who have been promoted through the program.

Seniors Samantha Ainian, Ratiana Karapet and Fatima Cisneros figure to play key roles for the Bulldogs.

Juniors Abby Troy and Ani Temurian also are expected to be in the mix for playing time.

“Our team likes to get up and down the floor in transition,” Burbank coach Bruce Breeden said.  “We look forward to a very successful and competitive season.”

Breeden said he figures the race to the Pacific League title will once again be difficult.

“(The) teams to beat this year (are) Burroughs, Crescenta Valley and Arcadia,” Breeden said. “We should be in the mix for a playoff spot.”

BURROUGHS-

Burroughs went 23-5 and earned a share of the Pacific League title a year ago. Four starters return from that team.

Burroughs coach Vicky Oganyan

The Indians have tough shoes to fill as 6-1 center Aysia Shellmire, who was the co-player of the year in the Pacific League, has graduated.

But with a strong supporting cast, JBHS should be strong.

Junior guard Davina Del Castillo (5-10), a first-team all-league pick last season is back. She averaged 5.6 points and 10.3 rebounds a game last season.

Senior Sidney Ortega (5-5), a second-team all-league pick last season also returns.  She averaged 12.9 points per game.

Junior Delaney Nicol (5-3) is a true point guard who figures to improve on her 5.6 points and 2.9 assists per game average last season.

Senior Jakarra Waddell (5-10) earned honorable mention all-league honors last season. She figures to be the Indians’ top inside presence. Junior center Sienna Brown (5-10) will be the other top player in the key. At 5-10 Waddell, Brown and Del Castillo are the tallest players on the team that will rely heavily on the play of its guards.

“We are a fast tempo team, aggressive, quick, (and) energetic,” Burroughs coach Vicky Oganyan said. “Any one player can lead the team in scoring on a given day. “

The Indians are also looking to the future as the team has just four seniors, but will have five freshmen.

Forward Jocelyn Rieken (5-8) and guards Haley Wilson (5-6),  Justine Barraza (5-3), Teani White (5-3) and Kamryn Cardenaz (5-7) make up the group of players who have an opportunity to be four-year varsity players.

“Our goal is to out-tough our competition every time we step on the floor,” Oganyan said.

Oganyan said she expects the Pacific League to once again be challenging.

“(The) league looks pretty strong. Arcadia, Crescenta Valley, Burbank, (and) Burroughs should all be close hard-fought games,” Oganyan added.

Burbank and Burroughs will meet in league competition for the first time Jan. 24 at Burbank with the tip-off scheduled for 5:30 p.m.

They will meet once again in the regular season finale Feb. 13 at Burroughs.

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Note: All suspects are presumed innocent until found guilty in a court of law.

Express Check Out Line To Jail

One shopper must have thought waiting in line to check out wasn’t to his liking, as he simply walked out of the Burbank Target store Wednesday afternoon — with a shopping cart full of merchandise.

According to Burbank Police, Albet Grigorian, 44, of Glendale, a loaded up a shopping cart with everything from cleaning supplies to a small refrigerator. Rather than go through the check out line and pay, Grigorian simply walked out of the store with the merchandise.   He was stopped by store security outside the exit.

Grigorian’s shopping cart contained a basketball hoop set, DVD’s, children’s clothing, toiletries, and an X-Box game system, as well as windex, paper towels, and the refrigerator.  The value of the merchandise totaled $976.  He was placed under arrest for grand theft, and booked into the Burbank Jail.  His bail was set at $20,000.  He is due in court next month.

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Every year John Bene’s advanced wood shop class at Burroughs High School builds wooden cars, planes and animal shaped pull toys as a charity project. Students do all the cutting, shaping sanding and assembling.

John Bene’s advanced wood shop class build wooden cars, planes and animal shaped pull toys as a charity project

Then the toys have been built, they are sent to the different art classes where students paint them.

Some of the toys are donated to the Holiday gift basket families that JBHS adopts, some go to Spark of Love, Toys for Tots and Childrens’ Hospital. The students work hard and get quite creative with their designs and the art students do a creative job of painting them.

Bene’s classes have doing this project every year for several years.

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BOYS BASKETBALL:

Burbank Tournament-

Agoura 50 Burbank 49

Burbank 78 Roosevelt 41 (Anthony Kordosh 19 points; Richard Elmoyan 11 points; 12 players for Burbank scored)

Burbank 52 Hollywood 49 (Richard Elmoyan 22 points; Val Gaarov 14 points)

Simi Valley Tournament-

Sierra Canyon 84 Burroughs 60 (Amaad Wainright 21 points; Rashid Ewing and Steven Hubbell 14 points each)

Valencia 97 Burroughs 87 (Amaad Wainright 43 points; Rashid Ewing 21 points)

GIRLS BASKETBALL:

Valencia Tournament-

Tuesday – Burroughs 55 Hart 45
Jakarra Waddell had 11 points, 11 rebounds, 8 steals.  Alondra Ramirez had 10 points and 4 steals.  Davina Del Castillo had 7 points, 15 rebounds, 5 steals.  Brooke Radcliff had 8 points and 4 steals.

Wednesday – Oaks Christian 58 Burroughs 29
Davina Del Castillo had 11 points, 7 rebounds.  Brooke Radcliff had 6 points and Jakarra Waddell had 7 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 steals.  

Thursday – Burroughs 56 Royal 29
Sidney Ortega had 11 points, Davina Del Castillo had 8 points, 13 rebounds, 5 assists, and 4 steals.  Paula Galicia had 9 points and 9 rebounds.  Delaney Nicol had 7 points and Alondra Ramirez had 6 points.

San Marino Tournament-

Burbank 72 Marshall 21

Burbank 70 Grant 24

Burbank 56 South Pasadena 46

Corona Santiago 68 Burbank 40 (championship)

BOYS SOCCER:

Burroughs 7 Pasadena Poly 0 (Ashot Vesiyan scored 4 goals; Artur Vesiyan 2 goals; Milosh Petko 3 assists)

Flintridge Prep 1 Burbank 0

South Pasadena 6 Burbank 0

GIRLS SOCCER:

Burbank 3 Flintridge Prep 3

Burbank 0 Temple City 0

GIRLS WATER POLO:

Schurr 14 Burroughs 4 (one goal each from Cami Christopher, Aliya Ehde, Cheyenne Morrison, and Captain Kailee Groveman)

San Marino 10 Burroughs 2 (Sofia Piedrahita scored both goals for JBHS; Hannah Porter had 5 steals from the set position; goalkeeper Kate Wilke made 12 saves)

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On Thursday, December 5, a residential burglary was reported on the 3400 block of W. Clark Ave., occurring between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The victim and her friend left the residence that afternoon, and upon returning, the victim could not open the front door to her home. After eventually getting the door open, she discovered boxes had fallen, blocking the door, and the house had been ransacked.

An unlocked sliding glass door was the possible point of entry and an iMac desktop computer and about $400 worth of coins in a bag were stolen. A neighbor saw a white female, about 5′ 6″ in height, leaving the residence and the victim did not recognize the suspect’s description.

The investigation is ongoing and Burbank Police encourage anyone with information to call the Department at 818-238-3210.

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