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Roseville Police Crime Log December 31, 2024 - January 14, 2025
Police Beat 1
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00000890 1/6/25 8:20 AM BURGLARY AUTO GALLERIA BLVD The victim parked in the parking lot near a store while shopping. He stated that he left his vehicle fully secured with some belongings inside. Upon returning to his vehicle, he noticed that the items inside appeared to have been rummaged through. Some of his property had been moved around and was not in the condition he had left it. Upon further inspection, he discovered that items were missing, including his cardholder, which contained his credit card. He did not find any signs of forced entry or damage to his vehicle. Later, the victim discovered that his credit card had been used for fraudulent transactions. Although his wife was alerted via text about the transactions, she initially believed it was him making the purchases. The victim estimates the fraud charges amount to approximately $3,000.
Police Beat 2
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00001141 1/3/25 4:00 PM GRAND THEFT HUNTINGTON DR The victim stated that on January 3, 2025, at approximately 4:00 PM, employees conducted their final walk-through for the day. During this time, the employees did not notice anything missing or tampered with. The site was secured with a fence, as the buildings were still in the construction phase and could not be fully locked. Upon returning to the site on January 6, 2025, at approximately 7:10 AM, the victim noticed that the electrical (copper) wiring had been tampered with and stolen. The electric panel box had been opened, and the wires were cut and removed. Additional wires around the building were also missing. The victim estimates the cost to replace and repair the damage at around $6,000.
Police Beat 3
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Police Beat 4
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00000525 1/3/25 7:40 PM PETTY THEFT N GRANT ST The victim ordered several supplements, an orange shaker bottle, and hydration packs from an online provider for a total value of $226.86. On January 3, 2025, the order was delivered to his residence. At approximately 7:40 PM, the victim’s doorbell camera captured an unknown white female walking up to the front door of the residence. She looked around, picked up a package from the porch, and walked away.
Police Beat 5
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Police Beat 6
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00000143 1/1/25 7:18 PM BURGLARY AUTO WOODCREEK OAKS BLVD When the victim and his family returned home from shopping in Folsom, he noticed that his vehicle door appeared slightly open. Upon inspection, he found that the rear driver’s side window was broken and his work bag was missing. The car also appeared to have been rummaged through. The work bag contained a drill and several replacement parts for his job. The total loss was estimated at approximately $300.
2024-00070768 12/31/24 1:05 PM VANDALISM BLUE OAKS BLVD The victim was driving his truck and parked in the parking lot on the west side of a local business. At about 8:00 PM, he returned to his vehicle and noticed the gas light was on. He drove across the street to a gas station and began refueling. However, gas started leaking from the bottom of the tank. Upon inspection, he discovered that someone had drilled a hole in the bottom of the gas tank to steal fuel. The estimated cost of repairs was about $2,000.
2025-00001565 1/9/25 8:58 AM VANDALISM BOX CANYON WAY The victim stated that on January 8, 2025, at approximately 2:30 PM, he was made aware of damage to his gas tank. He explained that the vehicle had been parked on a side street near his home since January 2, 2025. On January 8, 2025, when he attempted to drive the vehicle, it stalled on E. Roseville Parkway. When roadside assistance arrived to refill the gas tank, fuel began pouring out from the bottom. Upon inspection, it was determined that someone had drilled a hole into the tank to siphon gas. The estimated damage to the vehicle was approximately $1,900.
Police Beat 7
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00000366 1/2/25 10:04 PM ASSAULT CASTLE PINES WAY The homeowner reported that throughout the night on December 31, 2024, several juveniles were kicking the front doors of his residence and those of his neighbors. After the second time his front door was kicked, he opened it and saw several juveniles running down the street. One of them fell while running, and the homeowner grabbed the hood of his sweatshirt. He escorted the juvenile to a neighbor’s house to apologize. The juvenile claimed he was not involved and that another group was responsible. Both the juvenile and their parents wanted to press charges for the incident. The homeowner was issued a citation for battery and released from the scene without further incident.