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Officers were in the area looking for a suspicious vehicle, when we observed several juveniles running through yards in the 1900 block of N Rensselaer St. This officer illuminate the subject with my spot light was the ran between two houses. This officer exited my patrol unit and started searching yard to yard. This officer with the help of a neighbor located the juveniles in the back yard of 1908 N Rensselaer.

This officer contacted the juveniles and detained them without incident. This officer transported the juvenile to the Griffith Police Stations and contacted their parents. During the course of interaction with the juveniles they were polite and apologetic for their actions. This officer will not be filing any charges in this case
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