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| 2024-00800370 |
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9/28/24 5:00 PM |
Grand Theft |
GALLERIA Boulevard |
Victim was playing at the arcade and set purse down. While distracted by playing someone stole the purse and all the contents. |
| 2024-00053073 |
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9/25/24 2:15 PM |
FRAUD |
PETRUCHIO WAY |
Victim stated on 9/25/2024, at approximately 1415 hours, he was approached by two males who offered him window cleaning services for his residence and agreed on a price of $270. Victim wanted to help additionally so wrote a check for $300. At approximately, 1730 hours, the men completed their job and Victim provided a check for the total of $300. On 9/27/2024, Victim checked his bank account and noticed the check had cleared but for $3000 and not the original $300. He then checked his mobile banking application and discovered the check had been altered for a total of $3000. Victim has initiated a fraud claim with his bank. |
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| Police Beat 2 |
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| 2024-00051836 |
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9/25/24 1:04 AM |
BURGLARY |
GERRY WAY |
Victim stated on 9/25/2024, at approximately 0500 hours, she checked her home video surveillance and discovered an unknown subject had entered her garage in the early hours of the morning and stole items. This occurred at approximately 0104 hours, when an unidentified male crawled into her garage. Victim advised her garage door was left opened approximately 1 ½ feet which is where the subject entered. Victim identified a DeWalt edger, DeWalt leaf blower, and a “Hey”electronic bike were stolen. |
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| Police Beat 3 |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2024-00052855 |
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9/28/24 12:00 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
GALLERIA BLVD |
Victim arrived at grocery store at approximately 1200 hours. As they walked through the bakery section into the first aisle she noticed a male that she believed looked suspicious so kept an eye on her purse which was in the shopping cart. When Victim went to pay for her items at approximately 1300 hours, she noticed that her wallet was missing and was not sure where it had gone as she had watched her purse the whole time while shopping. Victim then called her bank who advised that two charges had been made to her account for a total of $4,500. Victim immediately froze her debit cards so no more charges could be made. The two charges were made at Lululemon at 1214 hours for $2,000 and $2,250.24. A third charge was attempted at 1600 hours for $2,14.99 but it was denied. |
| 2024-00053647 |
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9/20/24 12:00 AM |
PETTY THEFT |
CHURCH ST |
Victim stated on 9/20/2024 at an unknown hour he lost his wallet inside a club in Roseville. On 9/21/2024, Victim reports checking his bank account and noticing fraudulent charges but decided not to report the wallet as stolen because his hope was that the person who had it would come forward. The debit and credit card purchases have since been reversed, but Victim stated his wallet had his driver’s license and $300.00 cash. |
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| Police Beat 5 |
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| 2024-00051996 |
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9/25/24 2:20 PM |
BURGLARY AUTO |
STANFORD RANCH RD |
Victim purchased approximately $1,034.36 worth of cigarettes from Sam's Club for her store. When leaving Sam’s Club, she explained that she placed all the contents directly in her trunk. She explained that after leaving Sam’s Club she proceeded directly to Costco and was in Costco for approximately ten to fifteen minutes. Victim confirmed that her car was locked and secured. When Victim got back to her car, the front driver’s side window was broken and all the merchandise, box and all, was no longer in her car. Victim explained that she thought someone may have followed her because they very quickly popped her trunk and retrieved the box. |
| 2024-00052785 |
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9/29/24 12:20 AM |
OTHER MISDEMEANOR |
FREEDOM WAY |
On Sunday September 29, 2024 officers dispatched to Freedom Way regarding multiple people calling to report aerial fireworks going off from a white and black vehicle in the parking lot. While responding officers observed two green aerial fireworks go off in the air as well as another red one when entering the parking lot. As officers drove into the parking lot. Suspect was seen carrying a brown box of fireworks to the back of the white vehicle and admitted the fireworks were his. Due to observing Suspect running from a firework as it was set off and carrying a box of unused fireworks, he was cited. A group of additional individuals stated they did not know you couldn't shoot fireworks in the air and stated they didn't know they were illegal. Officers located a brown box with multiple aerial fireworks inside the trunk of the white car where Suspect was seen carrying it. The fireworks were taken for evidence. |
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| Police Beat 6 |
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| 2024-00052522 |
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9/26/24 5:00 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
PLEASANT GROVE BLVD |
Victim stated on 9/26/2024 at approx. 1700 hours she arrived home leaving her black iPad Pro and her black iPad Magical Keyboard in her unlocked car. Victim explained the vehicle was parked in the lot of her apartments when on 9/27/2024 at approx. 1200 hours she went out to retrieve her devices and realized that the items were missing. Victim admited leaving the convertibles passenger door unlocked due to being tired the day before. The iPad holds a value of $1249.95 and the Magic keyboard is valued at $299.00. |
| 2024-00052132 |
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9/24/24 7:45 AM |
PETTY THEFT |
COUNTRY CLUB DR |
On 9/24/2024 at about 0745 hours, Victim arrived to school with his electric scooter and parked it in the bike rack area but did not lock it up. The bike rack area was then locked and secured by school staff when school started. At the end of the school day at about 1411 hours, staff unlocked the bike rack area. At about 1520 hours, Victim finished flag football practice and walked to the bike rack area to collect his scooter but discovered the scooter was missing. Parent contacted school staff and notified them of the scooter theft and was told they were going to look into it and review surveillance footage since there were security cameras that overlooked the bike rack area. After review school adminstration had identified the student who had taken the scooter and his family was contacted. The family turned the scooter over to school staff which was then collected by the owner. |
| 2024-00053275 |
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9/24/24 10:00 AM |
FRAUD |
AMBRIDGE CT |
Victim said on 9/24/24 at about 1000 hours, he was on his computer when his mouse started to not work. A message appeared on his computer that said someone had hacked his bank account and took all of the money from it. Victim did not know if the message was real but did not check his bank account to verify. A renewal email from McAfee anti-virus appeared in his inbox, saying that they were going to renew his account so called the phone number on the email to cancel the service. An attendant (Suspect) answered the phone, and said he was a McAfee employee and sent Victim the invoice of $479.99 for the renewal of the service that was charged to his bank account. Victim explained he did not want the service anymore. Suspect refunded Victim, but said he accidently paid him an extra $50K. The Suspect convinced Victim that McAfee needed the money back and gave instructions on how to do that. Victim was advised to go to his bank and get $50K in cash and put the money in two small boxes. One box with $30K in it, and the other box with $20K in it. The Suspect said two different couriers would come and pick up the cash and they would have to give the Victim the code number to verify who they were. The first courier came on 9/26/24 at about 2000 hours, gave him the code number, then Victim handed the male the box with $30K in it. The second courier came on 9/27/24 at about 2000 hours, gave him the code number, then Victim handed the male the box with $20K in it. Up to this point, Richard had not checked his bank accounts to see any of the activity. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2024-00053588 |
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10/3/24 4:26 AM |
BURGLARY |
MARMO CIR |
On the above date and time, Officer was conducting area checks for someone possibly burglarizing the construction sites. A male was described as a black male wearing a white hat, white shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes. A vehicle was located in front of the above location with a records check revealing that it was reported stolen out of Arizona. The back compartment of the vehicle was full of stolen insulation from the construction site. The vehicle also contained burglary tools. Suspect was located hiding in a nearby building which was under construction with clothing matching the description provided. A records check of Suspect revealed that he had an outstanding no bail felony warrant out of Sacramento County so was transported to the South Placer Jail where he was booked without incident. |
| 2024-00051868 |
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9/25/24 7:18 AM |
FRAUD |
COVE LN |
In May 2023, the victim befriended a man on Facebook who shared her interests. They began talking frequently on Messenger and became close friends, with the suspect telling the victim she was the only friend he could trust. In October 2023, the suspect asked for $500, claiming he was in legal trouble and couldn’t access his funds. He started asking for more money in the form of small payments via gift cards, always promising to repay her. Later, the suspect claimed he was receiving an $800,000 cash bonus and asked the victim to hold it for him, requesting it be mailed as a package. Soon after, she received emails from someone posing as U.S. Customs, requesting she pay fees so the money can be released to the suspect. Believing she would be reimbursed, the victim sent large wire transfers. The scam continued when another email, this time claiming to be from the FBI, accused her of money laundering and demanded more money. The suspect also claimed he had been jailed and needed financial help to be released. By July 2024, the victim had sent over $650,000. Eventually, the victim realized she had been scammed. Authorities confirmed the FBI emails were fake, and a check she had received was indeed fraudulent. |
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