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| 2025-00800038 |
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2/4/25 5:30 AM |
Grand Theft |
CREEKSIDE RIDGE Drive |
Victim parked thier truck overnight on the north side of a building under a street light in the parking lot. It was locked and in perfect order the evening of 2/3/2025. Upon returning the next morning 2/4/2025, the truck was sitting on wooden blocks in the same exact location with all 4 tires and wheels stolen. |
| 2025-00006159 |
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1/31/25 3:00 PM |
Fraud |
GALLERIA BLVD |
On 01/31/25 around 1434 hours PD responded to a report of fraud. It was reported that two males were suspected of fraud at multiple locations throughout the state based on the retail store computer records. PD contacted the male and, after he was detained, learned he had identifying information of other people on his cell phone, as well as large quantities of cash on his person. Suspect was on camera at numerous other retail locations in the state of California purchasing laptops with different peoples ID's and credit cards. Suspect identified an accomplice that was also detained. A search of the vehicle for fraudulent info revealed hundreds of blank white plastic cards, as well as ID cards in multiples states with different names on them. The ID photo's on the cards were all of the suspects. Both Suspects were booked into SPJ. |
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| Police Beat 2 |
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| 2025-00006904 |
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2/4/25 12:13 PM |
FRAUD |
DOUGLAS BLVD |
Victim advised she was shopping and a tall man held up a shirt in front of her showing someone else, asking about size. Victim stated that a female then approached behind her and started speaking with the male. Suspect then moved her cart and placed the shirt over her purse. Victim stated she asked the female to take the shirt back and she did and left. Approximately 15 minutes later Victim advised she started receiving texts and calls from her credit card companies stating that two out of her three cards caught the transactions and stopped it, but one card allowed for a single transaction to go through for approximately $1500. Victim then realized that her wallet had been stolen. |
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| Police Beat 3 |
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| 2025-00008146 |
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2/10/25 4:07 PM |
Grand Theft |
RIVERSIDE AVE |
On 2/10/25 PD was dispatched for a subject who was caught cutting catalytic converters off of vehicles. Business employees indicated that Suspect had been found with catalytic converters in his vehicle that belonged to the business. The employees restrained Suspect until officers arrived. Two catalytic converters were located in Suspect's vehicle, valued at over $9,000. Suspect had two confirmed out of county warrants and was placed under arrest and booked at SPJ. |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2025-00007967 |
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2/10/25 9:03 AM |
Petty Theft |
BERKELEY AVE |
On 2-09-2025, Police responded to a theft of a bicycle trailer that occurred and was captured on video. Later, while responding to suspicious circumstances involving a female walking up to doors asking for money and associated with a black pickup truck, the driver was identified as the Suspect taking the bike trailer. Also, in the bed of the truck, a kid's bike trailer matching that in the video was found so all subjects were detained. After admitting to taking the trailer the subjects were arrested and booked at SPJ. |
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| Police Beat 5 |
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| 2025-00006165 |
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1/31/25 2:48 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
GIBSON DR |
Victim said on 1/31/25 at about 1200 hours, she last saw her green and brown electric “Fatbike” bicycle locked up underneath the stairs near her front door. At about 1440 hours, she went outside and discovered her bicycle missing. The lock had been cut and left behind. She checked with the front office who advised her they did not see anybody on cameras leave the area with her bicycle. |
| 2025-00005499 |
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1/27/25 2:30 PM |
BURGLARY |
GIBSON DR |
Victim stated he parked his work pickup truck on 1/27/2025 at 1430 hours, in a community parking stall at his apartment complex. On 1/28/2025 at approximately 0500 hours, Victim returned to his vehicle to discover the rear doors of his truck's utility shell had been pried open and multiple tools, valued at over $1,000, were stolen. |
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| Police Beat 6 |
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| 2025-00007260 |
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2/6/25 7:16 AM |
PETTY THEFT |
ROGUE WAY |
Victim stated on 02/05/2025 at approx. 2130 hours she arrived home from work to find a package missing from her front porch. She explained due to long work hours her delivered packages sit on the porch for several hours after delivery. Victim received an email notification on 02/05/2025 at 1356 hours stating her package containing athletic clothing had been delivered. It wasn’t until she arrived home that evening to find the package gone that she realized there was a movement notification on her phone from her porch camera at 1450 hours. The camera did not pick up any images of the suspect. The estimated loss was approximatley $256.00. |
| 2025-00007571 |
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2/7/25 3:35 PM |
FRAUD |
LIBERTY CT |
Victim met Suspect on a Dating Website about a year ago. Suspect gave Victim her phone to text but he never spoke to her over the phone or video chat. Suspect asked Victim to deposit a $4025 physical check into his bank account because she didn't have an account and wanted Victim to send her funds back in Bitcoin. Suspect said she was in a hospital in Canada receiving treatment for an intestinal tumor. Suspect persuaded Victim to open a Cash App account in order to send her Bitcoin. Victim received the physical check through UPS approximately 2 months ago and deposited that check into his checking account. Victim noticed the money deposited in his account on his banking app so sent Suspect Bitcoin via Cash App two days after depositing the check. Victim sent Suspect two payments through the cash app. Each transfer was approximately $2000 and she confirmed with that she received the Bitcoin. Two weeks later the Suspect reached out again and asked Victim to purchase an Apple iTunes gift cards for her daughter. He bought Apple iTunes cards totaling approximately $350 with cash, then photographed the gifts cards and texted them to Suspect. Victims bank contacted him and informed him of a negative balance so he knew at this point he had been scammed. The total amount Victim sent to Suspect via Cash App was $7,785.13 worth of Bitcoin. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2025-00005988 |
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1/27/25 10:00 AM |
GRAND THEFT |
MOLTEN CREEK WAY |
On 01/30/2025 at approximately 0025 hours ECAM Support spotted two subjects walking into the unfinished homes at unknown addresses on Molten Creek Way. ECAM called into the Roseville Police Department dispatch to report and advised one subject had a white hoodie and black jeans and the other had a black jacket and red pants. Police reponded but were unable to locate anybody. That morning Superintendent advised he saw the damage on five houses on Molten Creek Way, with copper wire valued at approximately $6,000 stolen. |
| 2025-00006897 |
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2/4/25 11:06 AM |
FRAUD |
CHAPELHILL LN |
On 2/4/2025 at around 0630 hours, Victim received a text notification from an unknown number that said was from her bank asking her to text back to accept or decline charges on a transaction. Believing the text was a scam attempt, Victim deleted the text and went back to sleep. At about 1000 hours, Maria logged in to her bank account to check her credit card activity and discovered there were two pending transactions she did not recognize on her credit card. The first transaction was for $544.98 with a listed time of 0622 hours. The second transaction was for $815.83 with a listed time of 0625 hours. Alarmed at the two pending transactions she had not made, Victim locked her credit card via the app to prevent any further unauthorized transactions. At about 1032 hours, Victim called her bank and notified them of the fraudulent transactions. The bank employee notified that there was a third transaction for $429.08 pending. Victim had her credit card cancelled and was advised she would be mailed paperwork with further information on the transactions so she can dispute them. Victim confirmed no one else was authorized to use her credit card nor had access to her card and advised this was her primary daily use credit card, confirming she was still in possession of the card. Victim was not sure how the suspect had acquired her credit card information but advised she had last used her card at a parking meter in downtown Sacramento, remembering the meter payment did not work initially and she had to insert her credit card about four times for it to finally process her payment. Victim believed this may possibly have been where her credit card information was compromised but she was not sure. |
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