Here’s the rundown 👇
Read this especially if you follow local crime and law‑enforcement activity in Ventura County.
📍 What Just Happened
On December 2 around 9:48 p.m., police were dispatched to a reported theft in progress at the CVS located at 581 West Channel Islands Boulevard in Port Hueneme. Officers found one woman trying to leave the scene in a vehicle and another woman still inside the store.
📋 Key Details
One suspect is a 54‑year‑old Oxnard woman. She was on probation for DUI and drug‑related offenses and had an outstanding felony warrant for narcotics possession. She was arrested on that warrant and for theft.
The second suspect is a 43‑year‑old woman from Camarillo. She was on probation for theft and had prior arrests and convictions for similar crimes. She also had multiple outstanding warrants for probation violation, drug‑related charges, and a separate theft case. She was booked for theft plus narcotics and paraphernalia possession.
The crime occurred at a CVS store. Law enforcement intervened when the theft was reported and responded promptly, resulting in both arrests.
The investigation remains ongoing. Authorities have asked anyone with relevant information to contact Detective Sergeant Mike Hamrick at 805‑986‑6541 or email mhamrick@cityofporthueneme.org. Anonymous tips can be submitted through Ventura County Crime Stoppers at 1‑800‑222‑8477.
🔍 Why This Matters
The arrests highlight how people with active warrants and criminal histories are still involved in ongoing theft incidents.
Retail theft continues to be a serious concern for local businesses and law enforcement must remain vigilant, especially in stores accessible to the public.
The case underscores how probation and warrant monitoring intersect with recurring criminal behavior.
For community safety, timely police response and public cooperation remain essential in preventing and solving theft incidents.
🧠 The Bottom Line
Two women already on probation and wanted on outstanding warrants were arrested after allegedly committing a theft at a CVS in Port Hueneme. The quick police response led to their capture and booking. The investigation remains open and the public is encouraged to provide any relevant information to help close the case.