Roseville Police Crime Log

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1 Roseville Police Crime Log July 16 - July 29, 2018 Police Beat /22/18 8:09 AM Burglary Harding 1200 Block of Antelope Creek Drive Summary: Suspect(s) entered the victim's locked parking garage in the Preserve at Creekside Apartments. The suspect(s) stole three Weber grills, a Craftsman toolbox, and rolls of vinyl. The victim valued the stolen property at $1, /20/18 11:45 AM Burglary Auto Harding 1800 Block of Taylor Road Summary: Suspect smashed the rear window of a Chevy SUV and stole a bag containing personal property consisting of cell phones, credit cards, and cash. CRIME TIP: Do not leave valuables inside of your car. TAKE your valuables with you. LOCK your car. HIDE the things you cannot take /16/18 6:00 AM Burglary Auto Stoneridge 1 Medical Plaza Summary: An unknown suspect(s) burglarized the victim's vehicle and stole an expired insurance card and the garage door opener. CRIME TIP: Consider purchasing a key fob garage door opener. Access to your garage is access to your home /20/18 6:30 PM Burglary Auto Folsom Road 1800 Block of Taylor Road Summary: A vehicle burglary occurred in the parking lot of Golfland Sunsplash. Suspect(s) smashed the window of a locked vehicle and stole a backpack, wallet, cell phone and documents /19/18 12:47 AM Burglary Auto Harding 220 Conference Center Drive Summary: Unknown suspects smashed the windows of nine vehicles at this location and took an unknown amount of property /17/18 2:30 PM Grand Theft Harding 500 Block of Gibson Drive Summary: Victim reported that an unknown suspect(s) stole two catalytic converters from his vehicle. Estimated loss $3,000. CRIME TIP: Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise. Consider etching your information on your converter. Thieves are less likely to steal easily identifiable property /24/18 6:00 PM Grand Theft Stoneridge 1893 Taylor Road

2 Summary: Incident occurred at Sunsplash. Suspects took two backpacks with the total contents valued at over $2,000. Suspects were apprehended by security and were booked into the South Placer Jail. Most of the stolen property was recovered /21/18 9:25 PM Grand Theft Stoneridge 1893 Taylor Road Summary: Incident occurred at Sunsplash. Suspects stole multiple backpacks/handbags/purses from unoccupied tables /18/18 3:23 PM Robbery Galleria 1151 Galleria Blvd Summary: Two unknown suspects assaulted the victim and took approximately $159 cash from the victim. Police Beat /20/18 6:30 PM Vehicle Theft Maidu 100 Block of Sterling Ct Summary: An unknown suspect(s) stole the victim's locked 1998 light blue Acura TL that was parked in the west side parking lot of the Maidu Village Apartments /26/18 4:45 PM Vehicle Theft Lead Hill 312 N Sunrise Ave Summary: A vehicle was stolen from the parking lot of Fit Republic. Prior to that an unidentified suspect broke into the victim's locker and took his car keys. Victim's credit card, which was in the vehicle, was subsequently used at the Target located at 1925 Douglas Blvd in R ill 7/19/18 6:30 AM Burglary Residential Cirby Ranch 1600 Block of Vista Creek Drive Summary: An unknown suspect(s) forced entry into the victim's locked residence through the front door. Nothing of value was stolen /18/18 8:45 PM Burglary Auto Sierra Gardens 1804 Douglas Blvd Summary: Incident occurred at Mel's Diner. Unknown suspect(s) stole a purse and LG Stylo cell phone from underneath the victim's d CRIME i ' TIP: id Do t not leave valuables inside of your car. TAKE your valuables with you. LOCK your car. HIDE the things you cannot take /15/18 11:00 PM Burglary Auto Lead Hill 1680 Eureka Rd Summary: Incident occurred at Kaiser Hospital. Unknown suspect(s) broke the side window of a 2017 Blue Honda Civic. The suspect(s) took a purse, a Mac Book Pro laptop and the victim's Social Security card. The total approximate value of the loss was $2,100. Police Beat 3

3 /17/18 9:30 PM Arson Hillcrest 100 Buljan Dr Summary: Several vegetation fires were set along the bike trail leading from Saugstad Park towards Daring Way. Two fires were near the walking trail between the baseball fields and Darling Way. One fire was on the south east side of the Darling Way near the bridge. The last fire was south of Darling Way on the west side of the creek in a tree trunk. It is unknown who started the fires /25/18 3:00 PM Burglary Cherry Glenn /Theiles Manor 200 Block of Fifth St Summary: Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into an enclosed carport that is used for storage and stole camping gear and other outdoor equipment /21/18 8:57 PM Burglary Commercial Folsom Road 108 Harding Blvd Summary: Officers responded to a theft report at the Roseville Ace Hardware store. Two suspects entered the store and stole approximately $2,000 worth of products /19/18 11:00 PM Burglary Residential Cherry Glenn /Theiles Manor 500 Block of Darling Way Summary: Unknown suspect entered victim's garage. Suspect took a car key fob worth $700 and a backpack. The backpack was located on the driveway with nothing missing. CRIME TIP: Keep your garage door fully closed. A garage door cracked enough for an animal to come in and out is enough for a criminal /16/18 6:00 AM Vehicle Theft Cresthaven 1100 Block of Cirby Way Summary: Unknown suspect(s) stole the victim s vehicle /26/18 6:30 PM Vehicle Theft Cresthaven 500 Block of Lindhurst Ave Summary: Unknown suspect(s) stole the victim's Ford F-250 from the driveway. CRIME TIP: Thefts of pick up trucks are on the rise. If you see something suspicious, say something. Call /22/18 2:00 AM Vehicle Theft Folsom Road 200 Block of Sharp Circle Summary: Unknown suspect(s) stole the victim's 1999 black Honda Civic that was parked on the street in front of her residence. Police Beat /29/18 4:46 PM Burglary Auto Vineyard 1600 Block of Vineyard Road Summary: Unknown suspect(s) broke the rear passenger window and stole over $300,000 worth of items.

4 CRIME TIP: Do not leave valuables inside of your car. TAKE your valuables with you. LOCK your car. HIDE the things you cannot take /27/18 6:30 PM Burglary Residential Roseville Heights 900 Block of Circuit Drive Summary: Unknown suspect(s) entered victim's residence through an unlocked back door, stole several items, used the shower and left through the front door. Suspect(s) left an apology note /26/18 9:19 AM Burglary Residential Vineyard 1200 Block of Chablis Drive Summary: Unknown male suspect removed the screen from a bedroom window. The suspect fled once he saw the resident inside. CRIME TIP: Leave all doors and windows to your home locked, even when you are home. Police Beat /21/18 11:00 PM Burglary Stanford Fairway Drive Summary: Unknown suspect broke into Johnny Garlic's at Fairway Dr after business hours and stole a floor safe /16/18 9:00 PM Burglary Auto Foothills Junction 5030 Foothills Blvd Summary: Unknown suspect(s) smashed the rear driver side window to victim's vehicle and stole an iphone from inside. CRIME TIP: Do not leave valuables inside of your car. TAKE your valuables with you. LOCK your car. HIDE the things you cannot take /21/18 3:42 AM Burglary Commercial Stanford Crossing 6726 Stanford Ranch Rd Summary: An unknown broke into the iphone Clinic. The suspect pried open the rear door with a hammer. The suspect stole multiple glass replacement screens for cell phones. The suspect was a WMA, wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, black pants and black gloves /20/18 3:00 PM Burglary Residential Foothills Junction 2000 Block of Americana Drive Summary: Unknown suspects forced entry into unoccupied home through rear door. Suspects rummaged through office and master bedroom. A few small items taken from master bedroom /15/18 9:00 PM Grand Theft Foothills Junction 100 Block of Marcia Way Summary: Unknown suspect stole the catalytic converter from a Toyota Sequoia. Catalytic converter valued at $1,500.

5 CRIME TIP: Catalytic converter thefts are on the rise. Consider etching your information on your converter. Thieves are less likely to steal easily identifiable property. Police Beat /10/18 8:00 AM Residential Burglary Quail Glen 9000 Block of Kodiak Way Summary: Unknown suspect(s) stole a jewelry box and rummaged through drawers while the victims were out of town. No forced entry and it is unknown how they got inside the home.