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| 2025-00024213 |
4/25/25 12:18 PM |
FRAUD |
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In Ma,rch the victim received a text from PG&E stating he had an overdue bill , of $655.91. In April he received another text stating he owed PG&E $823.33. The victim noticed the account number connected to the bill was not his, so he called PG&E to inquire about these bills. They determined someone had fraudulently opened an account in his name. The victim then came to Roseville PD to speak with an officer regarding this fraudulent account and the bills. |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2025-00023148 |
4/24/25 11:00 AM |
VEHICLE THEFT |
SAWTELL ROAD |
The victim discovered her rented U-Haul truck was not where she had left it parked the day before, and it had ultimately been stolen. At the time it was stolen, there was approximately $6,000 worth of household furniture she had picked up from a relative and had left in the U-Haul overnight. |
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| Police Beat 5 |
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| 2025-00023942 |
4/28/25 4:48 PM |
SHOPLIFTING |
FAIRWAY DRIVE |
A Loss Prevention Officer at a home improvement store contacted Roseville PD to report a known theft suspect concealing merchandise in the store and attempting to leave without paying. The suspect was first observed walking to an aisle, selecting a tool, walking to another aisle, selecting another tool, then concealing the first tool in his pocket. He passed all points of sale with the merchandise, and Loss Prevention apprehended the suspect and waited for RPD Officers to arrive. The suspect was then arrested. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2025-00022980 |
4/24/25 12:00 AM |
FRAUD |
SOMERTON COURT |
The victim reported she obtained a notarized form in which she believes the suspect forged her signature. The victim and suspect had been in a relationship prior to this occurrence, and purchased a home while still together. They agreed the suspect would assume the mortgage, and the victim would receive a buyout. The victim stated this issue has still not been resolved. The victim learned of a document the suspect notarized years ago. The victim claims the suspect forged her signature on the grant deed which led to the mortgage not being able to be processed. |
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