Crime ReportPlease note: The Roseville Police Department Crime Log does not represent all the crime in the City of Roseville. It should never be viewed as a comprehensive list. 

The purpose in sharing the crime log is to help the public remain alert and aware of proactive actions they can take to protect themselves, their homes, and their valuables. We share crimes that may appear to be rising patterns or can otherwise provide guidance, such as hiding items from plain sight, becoming aware of different tactics used by scammers, advice on better protecting your home, etc. 

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Crime happens in every community. We encourage our residents to stay informed about crime trends in our city. The Crime Map provides a more detailed overview of crime in Roseville as compared to the Crime Log. Please keep this in mind as you see different volumes of reported incidents represented in each. 

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Roseville Police Crime Log June 17 - July 1, 2025
Police Beat 1
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
Police Beat 2
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00035397 6/18/25 6:00 PM FRAUD N SUNRISE AVE The victim received a message on WhatsApp from someone claiming to be with the FBI. The message stated that the victim was involved in fraudulent activity and the only way to clear his name was to pay $300. The victim was instructed to purchase three Apple gift cards worth $100 each, which he did. He then sent the gift card numbers to a provided phone number. Later, the victim realized he had been scammed and lost $300.
2025-00035290 6/18/25 10:36 PM OTHER MISDEMEANOR N SUNRISE AVE An officer responding to a complaint in a parking lot saw a white tube on the ground with smoke coming from it, directly under where fireworks were dispersing in the sky. As the officer drove toward the smoking white tube, a man grabbed it off the ground and placed it in the back of a white pickup truck. The tube, which was warm to the touch, was identified as one used to light a mortar. The man admitted the illegal firework was his and that he placed it on the truck out of panic. He stated the pickup truck was not his vehicle, but the truck next to it was. When asked if he had more fireworks in his vehicle, he initially denied it but then admitted, "I lied, there are more fireworks in there." Three unused mortars were found in his vehicle. The man was issued a citation for the violation, and the illegal fireworks were confiscated as evidence.d mortars in his vehicle. Male was issued a citation for the above violation and the illegal fireworks were confiscated for evidence.
Police Beat 3
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00035452 6/17/25 3:53 PM PETTY THEFT COMMERCE DR The victim stated that he and his friend left their personal belongings in their unlocked vehicle, parked in front of a business at 1:00 PM. At 3:39 PM, the victim received an email notification from his bank about a $99 purchase made with his credit card. He returned to the vehicle to find their personal belongings had been stolen and confirmed additional transactions had been made on his credit cards. The victim was able to lock his cards before any further transactions occurred. His friend reported that a Lululemon bag containing his passport, wallet, and other belongings was also stolen from the vehicle.
Police Beat 4
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00800225 6/21/25 12:55 PM Fraud EMERALD OAK Road Someone hacked the Facebook account of the victim's friend and posted pictures of items "she" was selling, including cars, yard equipment, and tools. Over the next few days, the victim chatted with the hacker via Facebook Messenger about one of the cars, believing it was legitimate. The victim sent a $2,000 down payment to hold the car, transferring the money via Apple Pay. It was later discovered that the friend's Facebook account had been hacked and the post was fraudulent.
Police Beat 5
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00036267 6/23/25 1:54 PM SHOPLIFTING STANFORD RANCH RD A business reported a theft. A vehicle matching the description was stopped, and stolen merchandise was seen in plain view. A probable cause search of the vehicle revealed three methamphetamine pipes and a baggie of suspected methamphetamine. The suspect was arrested and booked without incident at South Placer Jail.
Police Beat 6
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00036251 6/23/25 8:01 PM FRAUD CALABRIA WAY The victim said that in January 2025, she was contacted by someone she believed to be a bank employee asking for her credit card information. She provided the information and later noticed unrecognized charges on her bank statement. She attempted to contact the bank, but they would not dispute the fraudulent activity. She canceled her card and has been in ongoing discussions with the bank to resolve the issue. The victim provided a list of fraudulent charges on her bank statement, totaling approximately $6,353.80.
Police Beat 7
Case # Date/Time Type Location Summary
2025-00036915 6/26/25 3:40 AM BURGLARY QUARTZ COVE WAY A male and female entered homes under construction and stole electrical wire. The female was found in possession of drug paraphernalia, suspected methamphetamine, and other people's credit/debit cards. The male was found with the stolen wire. Both were in possession of suspected burglary tools.
2025-00037136 6/26/25 10:34 PM OTHER FELONY WESTBROOK, SADDLE CREEK WAY Dispatch received a report of vehicles driving recklessly near the intersection of Westbrook Boulevard and Saddle Creek Way, with witnesses hearing what they believed were muscle cars doing burnouts. At approximately 10:34 PM, a responding officer approached the intersection and observed a dark-colored vehicle performing a donut, a dangerous maneuver as the driver usually lacks control of the vehicle's direction. The officer activated the patrol vehicle's red and blue lights and drove near the front of the vehicle to prevent it from driving away. However, the black vehicle drifted counterclockwise toward the patrol vehicle and then sped southbound on Westbrook Boulevard. The patrol vehicle pursued with lights and siren activated. The black vehicle continued at speeds over 65 mph, running stop signs. The officer reported the vehicle's actions over the radio, and additional support set up spike strips at Westbrook Boulevard and Blue Oaks Boulevard. The vehicle hit the spike strips at speeds over 85 mph, causing its back bumper to drag and create sparks. The vehicle stopped on Payson Avenue, and a male subject ran toward a field on the north side of Payson Avenue. After a short pursuit, the subject stopped at the intersection of Patagonia Way and Payson Avenue and complied. The suspect was transported and booked at Placer County Juvenile Hall for processing.