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| 2023-00064551 |
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11/30/23 9:00 PM |
BURGLARY AUTO |
1151 GALLERIA BLVD |
At approximately 2006 hours, dispatch broadcasted a vehicle window smash burglary had occurred at the Galleria Mall. The suspect vehicle was described as an early 2000 gold Toyota Camry. The suspect was described as a black male adult wearing a yellow hazard/construction vest. A backpack was taken from the victim’s vehicle. During the investigation the vehicle was located nearby and the suspect fled when approached but was apprehended after the chase. |
| 2023-00065451 |
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12/4/23 12:30 PM |
FRAUD |
WOODGATE WAY ROSEVILLE |
At approximately 1230 hours, victim received a text message from Amazon. The text message said the victim had purchased an Apple iPad for about $1,800. Victim did not purchase an iPad, but had returned an Apple iPad about four days prior for around the same price. Therefore, the victim believed there was legitimacy to the text message from Amazon. Victim called the phone number provided and spoke with someone believed to be an Amazon employee, cancelling the order. The Amazon employee told the victim that their identity had been used for illegal activities in Texas, then transferred the victim to the US Marshall’s Service. After speaking with someone believed to be working for the US Marshall’s, the victim was instructed to go to the Apple store and purchase a gift card for $1,800 to prove identity. After purchase of a gift card and conveyance of serial number and code on the back, the victim realized they were the victim of a scam when the gift card balance went to $0. |
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| 2023-00064094 |
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11/28/23 2:30 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
1925 DOUGLAS BLVD |
Between the hours of 1430 and 1530, an unknown suspect broke a bike lock securing Victim's bicycle in front of store at 1925 Douglas Blvd. Suspect is unknown at this time. Total loss value is approximately $1,500 |
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| 2023-00065464 |
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12/2/23 4:00 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
400 Block of BONITA ST |
Victim noticed there were two Razor brand scooters were missing from front porch. Victim then learned from a neighbor that they also had an item stolen from their porch and the incident had been captured on their security cameras. In the video, Suspect can be seen on video sealing from Victim’s neighbor while holding Victim’s scooters. The value of the scooters was approximately $200. |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2023-00064246 |
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11/29/23 5:00 PM |
Petty Theft |
200 Block of FIG ST Roseville |
Victim left purse on the roof of car prior to driving away which then fell off onto Oakland Avenue. Suspect was observed picking up the purse, that was lying in the roadway, and taking it into a house then going through the contents. The contents of the purse were scattered among Suspects bedroom with intent to steal the purse and gather the belongings for personal benefit. |
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| Police Beat 5 |
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| 2023-00065940 |
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12/7/23 10:00 AM |
BURGLARY |
10001 FAIRWAY DR |
An unknown suspect(s) forced entry into locked toolboxes on the victim's work vehicle and stole various tools. The total amount of the stolen tools was approximately $3,579. |
| 2023-00065228 |
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12/4/23 7:48 PM |
Grand Theft |
10451 FAIRWAY DR |
At 1830 hours: Suspects walked into store with the intent to commit a theft, selected over $950 in merchandise, bypassed all points of sale, then exited together with the stolen merchandise before being noticed by loss prevention. Both suspects then went to another store in the area, entering with the intent to commit further thefts. Suspects exited the store without the merchandise after seeing loss prevention observing them. Both Suspects were stopped by responding officers in the parking lot of the same shopping center and placed under arrest. |
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| 2023-00064570 |
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12/1/23 12:02 AM |
PROWLING |
BLANCHARD DR Roseville |
At approximately 2322 hours police received a call for service. Victim viewed, via security camera, a Suspect trying the car door handle of a car parked in the Victim’s driveway. Suspect then illuminated the inside of the vehicle with a flashlight before continuing down the road. Responding Officer located Suspect along with accomplice that stated both were checking car door handles and looking for things to steal. A search revealed a window punch used to break car windows. Both Suspects were arrested and booked into jail. |
| 2023-00064285 |
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11/29/23 1:00 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
9045 WOODCREEK OAKS BLVD |
Victim was shopping between approximately 1315 and 1345 hours. While shopping, an unknown female adult began asking questions about where items were in the store. Soon after, Victim noticed wallet was missing from the shopping cart. Victim stated attempts to use credit cards at approximately 1358 and 1400 hours at a retail store across town but purchase attempts did not go through. Victim has cancelled all of credit cards and has not noticed any other suspicious financial activity at this time. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2023-00065192 |
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11/24/23 12:00 PM |
IDENTITY THEFT |
GLENMARK WAY, ROSEVILLE |
Victim was notified by her bank, that someone had attempted to use her debit card at a unknown store in San Jose, CA, for approximately $1600. The charge was declined and the bank cancelled her card and a new one was issued. On 11-28-23, Victim received a text message from her bank asking her to approve a Zelle money transfer for $200. Victim responded "no" and the transaction was declined. Victim reviewed bank account and noticed two other Zelle money transfers for $110 and $125. Victim never made the Zelle transfers and reported it as fraud. Victim is not sure how someone is removing money from account through Zelle. |
| 2023-00064678 |
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11/7/23 9:00 AM |
FRAUD |
FORTUNA CT, ROSEVILLE |
Victim responded to an add on Craigslist about renting a house in Las Vegas, NV and called the phone number listed on the ad, speaking with an unknown subject who identified themself as handling the rental process. Suspect informed Victim that they would have to pay for a federal background check, which would go towards deposit on the rental property, and the deposit for the property consisted of the first and last month rent. Suspect instructed Victim to send the money through Cash App account. Victim sent a total of $6,000.00 to Suspect through the Cash App. Suspect then told Victim they needed to deal with another individual with property rental responsibility, refused to send Victim deposit back and, stopped taking Victim's calls. |
| 2023-00064399 |
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11/29/23 9:45 AM |
FRAUD |
PINESCHI PL, ROSEVILLE |
On 11/29/2023, victim received a call at approximately 0945 hours that led them to believe their grandson had caused a criminal car accident, and was in the infirmary at the jail. Suspect instructed victim to provide $6,500 to a courier who would arrive at the house and that their grandson could go home on bail. Victim called grandson and his phone went to voicemail, so assumed it was because he was in jail. Victim was on the phone with the suspect when a courier arrived at approximately 1300 hours. Courier learned the envelope contained cash, and refused the delivery, stating he couldn’t accept or transport cash. Suspect immediately said in summary, “No problem, I have another courier nearby.” Victim said less than two minutes later a second courier took the cash. An hour later, suspect called back and said the criminal charges were much higher than expected, and they would need to send a courier to collect an additional $4,500. At approximately 1630 hours, another courier arrived and took the cash. Victim said on 11/30/23, suspect called and said the alleged victim’s family would be willing to drop all charges for a little more money. Victim became suspicious and asked to speak with her grandson but was told that due to the airbag going off during the accident his face was heavily bandaged so it would be muffled. Victim asked her “grandson” what his children’s names were, and he didn’t know. The conversation ended at this point and all communication ceased. |
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