Police

Four catalytic converter thefts are reported throughout the city on Wednesday.

A Burbank man was arrested for stealing an iPhone and other property at the Burbank Athletic Club on Monday evening.

The business was almost moved out of the commercial space at 1701 W. Verdugo Avenue, but thieves stole some computer equipment

Copper valves worth $4000 were stolen from restrooms at two city parks during the early afternoon hours on Tuesday.

A home on Sixth Street was broken into on Tuesday. Thieves smashed the rear sliding glass door to gain entry.

Sixty-four cases of Red Bull energy drink were stolen from a delivery truck parked in the Ralphs' parking lot on Tuesday.

After FBI closes investigation into Burbank Police officers involved in different allegations several years ago, it has decided not to file any charges. Chief LaChasse sends an open letter to officers.

Three unknown suspects almost make off with a truck-load of camera lenses and professional film equipment. Police arrive to find a hole cut in the side of the business and a stolen van parked nearby. The property is left behind but the would-be thieves get away.

Two members of the same local gang are victim and suspect after fight at Olive Park sends the victim to the hospital. Suspect's brother is also arrested for resisting arrest after running from the police.

A Burbank man, out for a walk in his neighborhood at 2:00 a.m. on Friday, was knocked out by an unknown female assailant. The victim awoke 12 hours later in the bushes near his apartment building. He sustained facial injuries and lost two teeth.