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Case closed through teamwork.Yesterday, on June 18th at approximately 5:40 a.m., Torrance Police officers responded to r...
06/19/2026

Case closed through teamwork.

Yesterday, on June 18th at approximately 5:40 a.m., Torrance Police officers responded to reports of a suspicious person dressed in all black checking vehicle door handles near Halison St. and Hawthorne Blvd. Upon arrival, officers located the suspect, who immediately fled on foot. Patrol officers quickly established a perimeter with drone support from our Real Time Response Center (RTRC). Although it was later determined the suspect had already left the containment area, officers continued their investigation.

As officers canvassed the neighborhood, they discovered several victims of theft from automobiles, including one victim whose firearm had been stolen from a lockbox inside their vehicle.

TPD officers conducted a K9 search of the area, and our bloodhound K9 Tango successfully tracked the suspect’s scent to a nearby residence. During the investigation, officers located multiple surveillance camera recordings that captured the suspect’s actions and further confirmed K9 Tango’s track. Detectives worked closely with patrol, expounding on the initial investigation, to identify the suspect and obtain a warrant.

Later in the evening, TPD SWAT also with SWAT safely served a search warrant at the suspect’s residence. The suspect was taken into custody, and detectives recovered the stolen firearm along with additional stolen property during their search.

This case highlights the exceptional teamwork that exists throughout the Torrance Police Department. Patrol officers, our Real Time Response Center, K9 Tango, Detectives, SWAT/CNT, and personnel from across the department worked seamlessly together to identify the suspect, recover stolen property, and bring the case to a successful conclusion.

Great work by everyone involved in helping keep our community safe. 👏🚔🐕‍🦺

Anyone with information related to this incident is encouraged to contact the Torrance Police Department at 310-345-3456 (Reference Case 260023781).

Looking for a career in public safety? The Torrance Police Department is now accepting applications for the position of ...
06/18/2026

Looking for a career in public safety? The Torrance Police Department is now accepting applications for the position of Police Services Officer.

As a Services Officer, you’ll play a vital role in supporting department operations through prisoner care and booking, parking enforcement, evidence handling, report taking, and other essential services that help keep our community safe. No prior law enforcement experience is required.

If you’re ready to serve your community and start a rewarding career with , apply today.

Learn more and apply at GovernmentJobs.com or visit the City of Torrance Career Opportunities page.

06/18/2026

Help Keep Torrance Safe Through Community Partnership!

The Torrance Police Department is expanding efforts to support our Real Time Response Center (RTRC) through the new .enterprise Fusus Community Camera Registration Program at SecureTorrance.org.

This voluntary program allows residents and businesses to register the location of their security cameras with the Department to help investigators quickly identify potential video resources during critical incidents and investigations.
🔹 Voluntary participation
🔹 No cost to register
🔹 No automatic Department access to cameras or footage
🔹 Privacy protected
🔹 Helps support investigations and real-time response efforts

Important: Registering your camera does NOT give the Department live access to your cameras or stored video. If footage may assist in an investigation, investigators would simply contact the owner directly.
By partnering together, we can continue enhancing public safety while respecting privacy and community trust.

📲 Learn more or register your camera today at SecureTorrance.org

06/16/2026

Information from T P D - T P D is in the area of Wilkie Ave. and Artesia Blvd. due to police activity. Duration unknown. Please avoid the area.

06/12/2026

Information from T P D – T P D and T F D have responded to a traffic collision in the area of Crenshaw Blvd. & El Dorado St. All southbound lanes of Crenshaw Blvd. are closed at El Dorado St. Duration is unknown. Avoid the area.

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