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| 2024-00056172 |
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10/15/24 3:30 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
GALLERIA BLVD |
On 10/15/24, a victim left purse in a clothing store. When the victim went back to locate her purse it was gone. With the assistance of store video, the purse and all items were located except for two credit cards. It was learned that one of the credit cards was used at a sports store in Lincoln CA. Based on the fact that Suspect took the purse with cash, cards, phone, and car keys over $950 from one location to another; a violation of PC 487(a) occurred. Suspect then drove to the sports store where they were seen on video buying pokeman cards with the stolen credit card (PC 530.5[a]). Suspect was ultimately identified and arrested and the Pokeman cards were located. |
| 2024-00056463 |
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10/16/24 2:00 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
TAYLOR RD |
On 10/16/2024 at approximately 1400 hours, Victim was prepping a Recreational Vehicle to leave the parking lot and had an electric bike on the rear bike rack, unlocked. Victim left the RV and bike for a time. Victim returned at approximately 1630 hours and discovered the bike had been stolen. |
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| 2024-00055044 |
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10/10/24 2:43 AM |
MAIL THEFT |
E ROSEVILLE PKWY |
Three unknown suspects opened the cluster mailbox of an apartment complex and stole mail from the boxes. The reporting party interrupted the suspects who then fled in a vehicle. The suspects were not located. |
| 2024-00055392 |
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10/10/24 5:30 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
E ROSEVILLE PKWY |
Victim's work van was parked in a neighboring parking lot, located on E Roseville Pkwy. Sometime overnight between Thursday and Friday, someone got into the van and stole items. Victim believes the van must have been left unlocked because there are no signs of forced entry. Victim didn’t even notice anything was missing at first until beginning to drive and the warning tone that van door was ajar identified a problem. Approximately $3,500 of tools were taken with no identifying information or serial numbers for stolen items. |
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| Police Beat 3 |
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| 2024-00056862 |
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10/17/24 2:30 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
ROSEVILLE SQ |
Victim said on 10/17/24 at about 1400 hours, she arrived at store to do some grocery shopping. She grabbed her purse with her wallet inside, put it into the top portion of a shopping cart and went inside the store. As she was shopping, she noticed a white female adult with blonde hair, wearing jean shorts, and unknown color shirt hanging around her cart. Victim then saw somebody she knew and began talking to them for a while inside the store. When she was done shopping, she went to the register and discovered her wallet missing with all of the contents inside. The suspect tried using victim's credit card at the Apple Store on 10/17/24 at about 1511 hours. There were multiple attempts on the card for a total charge of about $1492. All the attempts were declined due to the total amount being over the credit limit on the card. |
| 2024-00054976 |
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10/9/24 7:00 PM |
FRAUD |
ATLANTIC ST |
On 10/9/24 at approximately 1730 hours, Officers responded to a fraudulent purchase attempt in progress at an area pawn shop. An investigation revealed that 2 Suspects entered the store and attempted to sell hundreds of dollars worth of power tools to the pawn shop using a California ID that belonged to someone else. The shop employees asked a series of questions to determine if the person in the ID was the Suspect and he had the wrong answers. They were then seen putting the tools back into the vehicle. A search of the vehicle revealed several credit/debit cards with names of several other persons not known to either Suspect as well as burglary tools (bolt cutters, window punch glass breaker). Suspect admitted friend was using someone else’s ID to sell the tools because she needed gas money to drive home. Some of the tools had the name “Nathan” written on them and neither could explain how the tools ended up in the vehicle. Suspect was also observed with signs and symptoms of someone under the influence of a controlled substance. Based on Suspect's statement and video surveillance, it was determined that Suspect drove to and parked a vehicle in the business parking lot. During the search of the vehicle, a clear white baggie lined with a white powdery substance was located along with a straw lined with a white powdery substance, and a glass vile containing a white powdery substance. Suspect was then detained booked in violation of CVC 23152(f), PC 530.5, PC 182, PC 496, PC 466, HS 11364, and HS 11350. |
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| 2024-00800387 |
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10/15/24 5:13 PM |
Grand Theft |
Coronado Avenue |
Car was locked and parked on Coronado Ave outside of home with purse left in car. There wasn’t any damage to the car, but in the morning the passenger door was open and purse was gone with all Victim's valuables. |
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| 2024-00056113 |
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10/15/24 8:25 AM |
FRAUD |
PLEASANT GROVE BLVD |
On 10/15/2024 at about 0825 hours, an unknown female suspect left 2 counterfeit $100 bills on the tray check at the restaurant table where she had eaten with 3 other individuals. The bill for the items they had ordered totaled $149.73. |
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| Police Beat 6 |
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10/12/24 4:36 PM |
FRAUD |
BARDOLINO PL |
Victim was investing into crypto currency, specifically MFER Coin, where he had 619,316 MFER Coins which at the time had an approximate value of $21,000 dollars. Victim was interacting with an entity online and might have accidentally clicked on the wrong link which provided the other user with access to his account. Victim then had $21,000 dollars’ worth of MFER Coin stolen from his account during that transaction. Victim did not know the identity of any of the parties involved, but knows it was likely a scam as their X platform page was removed. Victim admits since Crypto Currency is traded internationally, he is unsure of the location of any of the potential suspects or if they are even located within the United States. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2024-00056415 |
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10/16/24 12:44 PM |
FRAUD |
GOOSE MEADOWS WAY |
Victim said on 9/26/24 at an unknown time, he put 7 Bank checks made out to various businesses into the outgoing box in the cluster mailbox in front of his residence. None of the 7 checks made it any of the businesses they were sent to so he thought someone stole the checks. On 10/11/24 at an unknown time, Bank reached out to Victim and told him someone had duplicated one of his checks and attempted to cash it out for $2400. Originally the check was made out to another Payee for $2400. A Bank employee thought the check looked suspicious so rejected it. Bank did not accept the fraudulent check so Victim was at no monetary loss but was worried about the other 6 checks. The bank documented what happened and put a hold on all 7 of the checks sent out. |
| 2024-00057162 |
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10/20/24 10:06 AM |
FRAUD |
FRONTIER LN |
On Thursday, October 18, 2024, Victim received an email from “Geek Squad” saying she owed them $599.99. Victim then called the phone number on the email to request reimbursement. The representative supposedly transferred $3,000 instead of $300 for reimbursement and Victim was then instructed to convert $1,000 worth of the $3,000 into Bitcoin at an ATM in Antelope. While converting the money, Victim believed that the person may have been a scammer, so she refused to provide the individual with the Bitcoin key to access the money. After checking with her bank, she did not see any transfers that she did not recognize and was able to track all charges and transfers made in the last 10 days and was able to verify that they were made by her. |
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