Crime ReportPlease note, this version of the Roseville Police Department Crime Log does not represent all the crime in the City of Roseville. This log highlights criminal activity as an awareness and to encourage residents to be proactive about crime prevention.
Please note, this version of the Roseville Police Department Crime Log does not represent all the crime in the City of Roseville. This log highlights criminal activity as an awareness and to encourage residents to be proactive about crime prevention. For a comprehensive list of all the criminal activity in Roseville, please visit the City of  Roseville Crime Map.
Roseville Police Crime Log April 2-16, 2024
Police Beat 1
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017302 4/8/24 6:15 AM BURGLARY SECRET RAVINE PKWY Unknown suspect(s) broke into victim's garage and stole approximately $1,310 worth of items.
Police Beat 2
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017247 4/7/24 2:30 PM PETTY THEFT SIERRA COLLEGE BLVD While in a grocery store, an unknown suspect stole the victim's wallet from her purse. The victim did not notice anyone get close to her cart where her purse was while she was in the store. The victim stated her wallet, which was valued at $40, contained driver’s license, social security card, along with multiple credit cards, and $100 in US currency.
2024-00016543 4/2/24 10:00 AM FRAUD CRESTMONT AVE The victim stated they tried obtaining a loan after looking for a loan company. The victim called the provided phone number, a male answered, and the victim then provided identifying information and account/routing numbers to bank account. After providing the information, the male said he would call back within an hour but never called back. The victim got suspicious and called the loan company who advised the male did not work there. The victim confirmed there was no loss at that time and her bank advised they would be looking for suspicious activity.
Police Beat 3
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
Police Beat 4
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017608 4/9/24 11:00 AM PETTY THEFT GALLERIA BLVD The victim was shopping between 1100 hours and 1200 hours. At check out, the victim realized her wallet was not in her purse, which was in the shopping cart. After leaving the store, the bank contacted the victim and advised there was an attempted fraudulent charge at an unknown location. The charge was rejected so there was no loss on the card. After speaking with the bank, the victim contacted her credit card company to check on another card that was missing. The company stated there was a charge for $1500 at an Apple store at an unknown location. The victim then froze the accounts and deleted the cards from the accounts.
2024-00017111 4/6/24 6:10 PM OTHER MISDEMEANOR PLEASANT GROVE BLVD The driver of a pocket bike was observed driving on the sidewalk and through business parking lots at unsafe speeds. When a stop was attempted the rider failed to stop and continued driving through parking lots and then onto the bike trail. With assistance from other officers, the rider was located and detained. The rider admitted to hearing the siren and did not have a reason for not stopping.
Police Beat 5
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017434 4/8/24 4:40 PM BURGLARY PLEASANT GROVE BLVD An unknown male suspect walked into a business's breakroom and began looking through purses and jackets in the open or in unlocked lockers. An unknown female suspect waited outside the door to the breakroom while the male suspect was inside. The male suspect stole two wallets and later made fraudulent purchases on one of the victims' cards. The suspects were unknown and at large.
2024-00018045 4/12/24 1:07 AM MAIL THEFT GIBSON DR Reporting party advised he saw three unknown age and race males use a pry tool to open a cluster mail box just outside of his apartment. The males placed all of the stolen male onto a tarp, wrapped the tarp up, and left in an unknown direction out of the complex, in an unknown vehicle. Two large sections of mail boxes had been accessed. One section appeared to be where most of the mailboxes were empty, and one appeared mostly full. At this time it is unknown how many victims there are and what was taken other than mail.
2024-00018399 4/14/24 9:00 AM PETTY THEFT TALMONT CIR Victim attempted to purchase Sacramento Kings tickets from Facebook Marketplace. They contacted a seller who had them send $100.00 using Zelle to purchase the tickets. Victim believed that, after sending the Zelle transaction, the seller would send a Ticketmaster link to the tickets. The seller stopped responding and never sent the link to the tickets.
Police Beat 6
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017408 4/8/24 2:19 AM PETTY THEFT PROVIDENCE WAY On April 8, 2024, the victim had a pocket bike outside the residence near their front door. At approximately 0219 hours, the victim's cameras activated due to motion outside. The cameras captured an unknown suspect walking across the street toward the residence. The suspect was wearing a hoodie and a mask. The suspect walked up toward the door and grabbed the pocket bike. At the same time, an older model white four-door sedan came to the residence. The suspect began walking toward the vehicle with the pocket bike and left. The pocket bike was worth $200.
2024-00016878 4/5/24 11:27 AM FRAUD INDUSTRIAL AVE On 3/14/2024, the victim mailed a check in the amount of $41,368.32 to a business vendor. On 4/5/2024, the victim received an email from the bank confirming the check had been deposited. Bank confirmed it was in the amount of $41,368.32, but the payee’s name had been changed. The victim notified the bank that the check was fraudulent so the check was rejected. The victim did not lose any money.
2024-00017923 4/8/24 9:00 AM GRAND THEFT WOODCREEK OAKS BLVD The victim is the owner of a gray Honda. Between 4/8/2024 at 0900 hours and 4/11/2024 0930 hours, the catalytic converter was stolen off of the vehicle. Victim stated on 4/11/2024 at 0930 hours they walked out to the vehicle and started it and then heard a loud noise. The victim got out of the vehicle, looked underneath, and found the catalytic converter missing and then knew that was the explanation for the loud exhaust noise. There was no other damage to the vehicle.
Police Beat 7
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2024-00017207 12/1/22 2:35 PM FRAUD WELLSPRING CT The victim purchased $503,000 of Crypto Currency with the assistance of a past acquaintance which they connected with on-line. Everything was discussed using a communication application known as “Telegram." The suspect offered their services, explained making lots of money in Crypto Currency, and taught the victim about crypto platforms and how to use them. The victim eventually agreed to create an account and bought $503,000 worth of Crypto Currency. At a later date, the victim noticed that all Crypto (all $503,000.00 worth) was gone from the account.