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| 2024-00010040 |
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2/24/24 11:09 PM |
OTHER MISDEMEANOR |
ALEXANDRA DR |
Victim was communicating with a subject on a chat room. The subject and victim were engaging in a sexually charged conversation when the subject sent the victim a nude photograph. Victim then sent a nude photograph back to the subject in the chat room. Victim received a text message shortly after sending the nude photograph that explained they had the nude photograph. Victim sent money via PayPal. It was explained that if the victim did not comply, the photograph would be sent to victim's friends and family. The subject then texted victim father’s name, believed to be obtained from their WhatsApp account. Victim paid the subject $400 via a PayPal. A day later, February 25, 2024, victim was contacted by a different subject and was told they also had their nude photograph and wanted compensation or would leak the photograph. Victim declined this request and contacted the Roseville Police Department. |
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| Police Beat 2 |
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| Police Beat 3 |
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| 2024-00010751 |
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2/29/24 11:50 AM |
BURGLARY AUTO |
BONITA ST |
Victim parked vehicle and locked the doors with all windows rolled up. Victim walked across the street to go to a yoga class and when they returned saw that the driver side rear window had been broken. Victim had left a backpack tucked under the backseat and it had been stolen. It was a black leather backpack and had a MacBook Air laptop, Gen 3 AirPods, and miscellaneous other items inside it. The total loss was approximately $1,940.00. |
| 2024-00800086 |
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2/20/24 4:56 PM |
Fraud |
Alola Street |
Victim was buying a cat online and paid $750 before realizing it was a scam. |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2024-00009537 |
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2/22/24 1:46 PM |
FRAUD |
KINGSWOOD DR |
Victim received a priority letter in the mail containing a check for $12,031.72. There was no note explaining why the check was sent, but victim thought the check was legitimate so deposited it into their personal account. Several days later victim went back to the bank and withdrew $5,000. When later checking account balance, victim's account was negative $11,823. When victim contacted the bank, they were told the check deposited was flagged as fraudulent and was now a loss. When checking with the check originator, it was confirmed that they did not send the check and that it was fraudulent. |
| 2024-00010763 |
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2/29/24 12:00 PM |
FRAUD |
JESSE AVE |
An unknown suspect defrauded the victim by posting a fake home rental add on Facebook Market Place. The victim sent the suspect $3650 via Zelle to secure the rental. The suspect then told the victim it was a scam and the victim has not been able to contact the suspect since. |
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| 2024-00011330 |
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3/4/24 12:13 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
OLIVA RD |
Victim redeemed reward points to receive the Yeti cooler shipped through UPS. The package containing the cooler was delivered per UPS records; but victim did not receive this package, nor did anyone else in household. It was taken from the porch where UPS had left it. |
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| Police Beat 6 |
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2/21/24 7:47 AM |
FRAUD |
MARSEILLE LN |
Victim got a call from someone who claimed to work for Publisher’s Clearing House and was connected to a counselor to help claim prize. Victim was connected to a man but was not satisfied with the things instructed to do. Victim was eventually talked into moving forward with the process and began getting additional requirements in order to claim prize. In order to fulfill those requirements, victim sent money for various fees and taxes. “Bank checks” were sent to addresses in San Diego, Philadelphia, and California City. Total amount of checks sent was $57,000 and no prize was received or anticipated. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2024-00010590 |
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2/28/24 3:50 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
REDONDO WAY |
Victim’s residence is equipped with Enphase solar panels. The solar panels have a control box which is affixed to the east side of residence. The box was located towards the front of the residence, outside the backyard gate. Victim uses a phone application to receive energy updates from the solar panels. On 02-27-2024, at around 1830 hours, victim was not home and stopped receiving updates. When arriving home, property was checked and the solar control box had been completely removed from the side of his house and was gone. |
| 2024-00010622 |
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2/28/24 12:00 PM |
FRAUD |
SUPER MOON WAY |
Victim was working his construction job and was approached by a man selling cellphones out of his car. Victim purchased a gray iPhone pro max for $500.00 and took the cellphone to Cricket Wireless after work only to learn that the phone was “cloned” and could not be activated. |
| 2024-00010315 |
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2/27/24 8:00 AM |
FRAUD |
WANDERLUST LP |
Victim received call and was advised of winning money from a sweepstake. Victim was advised they needed to create an account with JP Morgan Group to get the prize money but needed to send a check with $4,500 first. After sending the check, victim then received a call from someone who claimed to be with the IRS. They confirmed that the check was received and now he needed to purchase insurance for the prize money which would cost approximately $20,000. Victim did not send additional money and began to get suspicious of why so much money was being requested. Victim then believed it was a scam and stopped answering phone calls. |
| 2024-00010508 |
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2/27/24 6:00 PM |
BURGLARY |
HAYDEN PKWY |
On 2/27/2024 at approximately 1800 hours, victim closed and locked the garage door with a high-end bicycle inside. On 2/28/2024 at approximately 0745 hours, victim’s son went to the garage, saw that the bicycle was gone, and notified his father. Video showed a male suspect enter the garage through the rolling door and steal the bicycle. Victim did not know how the suspect entered the garage. The rolling garage door could be unlocked and opened via key or code. The bicycle that was stolen was valued at approximately $7,500. |
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