Please 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.
Whether it's featured on our social media/website or not, our officers and staff work diligently every day to ensure Roseville remains a safe city. The Roseville Police Department greatly appreciates your support and desire to take proactive measures to help protect yourself and our beautiful city.
For a more comprehensive list of all the criminal activity in Roseville, please visit the
City of Roseville Crime Map.
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| 2025-00027759 |
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5/13/25 5:37 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
GALLERIA BLVD |
A female subject proceeded to the retail register area with a merchandise selection. After the cashier scanned all items for a total of $653.56, the subject presented $660 in cash, in $20 bills. The subject counted out the bills for the cashier, in stacks of $100 each, handing each stack to the cashier. Once the cashier counted all of the bills, the subject reached over the counter and took some of the money back, the cashier then handed her the rest of the bills. The subject re-counted the bills in her hand, and with a visible sleight-of-hand, folded down a majority of the bills into her palm, and moved her hand to her purse/pocket area. During the entire interaction, the subject was engaged in conversation with the cashier, visibly attempting to distract her. The cashier failed to re-count the bills and completed the transaction. Total cash loss was $440. |
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| 2025-00025916 |
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5/4/25 11:51 AM |
FRAUD |
AUTOMALL DR |
On 05/01/2025 the victim advised she gave her business credit card to an employee and her coworker to order food delivery because they were staying late to get work done. The victim advised when she got to work on Monday, she received a call from the business's credit card company advising they were shutting the card down due to many transactions in a single day. The victim looked into the transaction history to review transactions and stated there were over 70 over two days. The victim contacted her employee who advised that her phone was hacked and someone had changed all of her account information to several of her accounts. The victim contacted the credit card company and had them shut down the card and made a fraud report with them |
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| Police Beat 3 |
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| 2025-00025776 |
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5/6/25 1:00 PM |
PETTY THEFT |
B ST |
The victim advised she received an Amazon notification showing her packages were delivered to her front porch at 1 pm. The victim works from home so walked to the front door and the packages were gone. The victim doesn’t know who would take her packages. |
| 2025-00800159 |
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5/6/25 2:30 PM |
Grand Theft |
Roseville Square |
While shopping, the victim's wallet was taken out of her purse when it was in her cart. The theft was noticed when the victim went to the register to pay. |
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| Police Beat 4 |
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| 2025-00800167 |
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5/14/25 1:24 PM |
Fraud |
Kingswood Drive |
The suspect texted the victim while spoofing the number for his bank stating there was a fraudulent charge. When the victim replied, thinking it was real, the suspect called and stated he was from the bank fraud department and someone had used his debit card and pin and attached it to their Apple wallet. When asked for the card to be shut down and to dispute the charges, the suspect said it had already cleared $5,000 to Apple via the other person and it could not be stopped. The suspect said he would instead refund it through provisional credits through the Apple Cash app. The suspect then had the victim add a prepaid OnePay card to the app and transfer $2,000 to the card, stating it would be processed and sent back through Apple. The app did not allow more to be sent so the suspect said the rest would be through his contact at Venmo and had the victim send $2,500 through the app. The victim then called his bank and was told that these people were not from, the bank, and that he had been scammed and sent money under false pretenses. |
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| Police Beat 7 |
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| 2025-00028232 |
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5/17/25 8:21 PM |
GRAND THEFT |
ELLESMERE Drive |
Over the course of approximately a year, the suspect convinced the victim to give him over $800,000 in a pyramid scheme by pretending to be her boyfriend and convincing her to give him huge sums of her money under the guise that he was investing it into a hedge fund. |
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