Category: Police Logs

Sentinel staff report–
Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show a drop in animal control calls, 911 hangups, code enforcement calls, and incidents of disturbance, while showing an increase in vehicle violations, theft, homeless related calls, vandalism, violence and threats, and suspicious circumstances.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are listed below, from Aug. 1, 2024 to Aug. 7, 2024.

• Animal control: 41 (down from 56)
• 911 hangups: 35 (down from 47)
• Code enforcement: 41 (down from 47)
• Traffic accidents: 30 (same as prior week)
• Vehicle violations: 266 (up from 235)
• Theft: 30 (up from 26)
• Homeless-related: 25 (up from 24)
• Vandalism: 11 (up from 10)
• Violent/threats: 40 (up from 23)
• Disturbance: 86 (down from 97)
• Suspicious circumstances: 191 (up from 190)
• All incidents: 1384 (up from 1293)

See full police activity and arrest logs on the city’s website: click here.

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in March 2023. The department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI, but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.

Sentinel Staff Report–
The latest police logs in Citrus Heights show a significant drop in vehicle violations, while showing an increase in animal control calls, 911 hangups, and code enforcement activity. A summary of the most recent seven police logs are listed below, from July 25-31, 2024.

• Animal control: 56 (up from 52)
• 911 hangups: 47 (up from 30)
• Code enforcement: 47 (up from 28)
• Traffic accidents: 30 (up from 26)
• Vehicle violations: 235 (down from 323)
• Theft: 26 (down from 27)
• Homeless-related: 24 (up from 19)
• Vandalism: 10 (up from 9)
• Violent/threats: 23 (down from 30)
• Disturbance: 97 (down from 99)
• Suspicious circumstances: 190 (same as prior week)
• All incidents: 1293 (down from 1375)

See full police activity and arrest logs on the city’s website: click here.

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in March 2023. The department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI, but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.

Sentinel staff report–
The latest police logs in Citrus Heights show a drop in animal control calls, theft, incidents of violence and threats and traffic accidents while showing an increase in 911 hangups, vehicle violations, homeless-related calls, vandalism and disturbance calls.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are listed below, from July 11-17, 2024.

• Animal control: 54 (down from 56)
• 911 hangups: 58 (up from 37)
• Code enforcement: 33 (same as prior week)
• Traffic accidents: 33 (down from 34)
• Vehicle violations: 255 (up from 230)
• Theft: 32 (down from 37)
• Homeless-related: 30 (up from 24)
• Vandalism: 4 (up from 3)
• Violent/threats: 35 (down from 38)
• Disturbance: 108 (up from 89)
• Suspicious circumstances: 182 (up from 167)
• All incidents: 1,352 (down from 1471)

See full police activity and arrest logs on the city’s website: click here.

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in March 2023. The department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI, but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.

Sentinel staff report–
Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show a spike in fireworks calls, along with a drop in animal control calls, 911 hangups, code enforcement, vehicle violations, homeless related incidents, theft and vandalism. A summary of the most recent police logs are included below, from July 4 through July 10, 2024.

• Animal control: 56
• 911 hangups: 37
• Code enforcement: 33
• Traffic accidents: 34
• Vehicle violations: 230
• Theft: 37
• Homeless-related: 24
• Vandalism: 3
• Violent/threats: 38
• Disturbance: 89
• Suspicious circumstances: 167
• All incidents: 1471
• Fireworks: 228

See full police activity and arrest logs on the city’s website: click here.

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in March 2023. The department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI, but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.

Sentinel staff report–
Citrus Heights Police saw more than 170 calls regarding fireworks on July 4. The following is a breakdown of how many fireworks-related calls were recorded by the police department per hour on July 4, 2024, according to published police logs:

• 12–3 a.m. 5 fireworks calls were reported. The suspects were gone upon arrival or police were unable to locate.
• 6 a.m.–4 p.m. 2 fireworks calls were reported.
• 4-5 p.m. 3 fireworks calls were reported.
• 6 p.m. 5 fireworks calls were reported, with 1 reported as a duplicate call.
• 7 p.m. 8 fireworks calls were reported.
• 8 p.m. 27 fireworks calls were reported, with 7 reported as duplicate calls. 1 citation was given.
• 9 p.m.: 83 fireworks calls were reported, with 15 reported as duplicate calls. 1 citation was given.
• 10 p.m.: 34 fireworks calls were reported, with 7 reported as duplicate calls.
• 11 p.m. 10 fireworks calls were reported. 2 citations were given.
• Total arrests: two arrests were made on July 4, unrelated to fireworks calls.

Citrus Heights police note that its published logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that, “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show an uptick in overall incidents listed, with that rise coming from disturbance calls, as well as homeless-related calls, code enforcement, and calls regarding suspicious circumstances.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from June 20 through June 26, 2024

• Animal control: 69 (same as prior week)
• 911 hangups: 33 (down from 43)
• Code enforcement: 68 (up from 61)
• Traffic accidents: 31 (up from 28)
• Vehicle violations: 274 (down from 323)
• Theft: 39 (down from 42)
• Homeless-related: 39 (up from 31)
• Vandalism: 7 (down from 10)
• Violent/threats: 36 (up from 29)
• Disturbance: 113 (up from 87)
• Suspicious circumstances: 179 (up from 173)
• All incidents: 1402 (up from 1375)

See full police activity and arrest logs on the city’s website: click here.

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in March 2023. The department notes that its logs “are not intended as a full and complete list of all police activity,” with some information not displayed for legal reasons, such as arrests of minors. As such, police advise that summary totals based on public logs may differ from weekly incident and arrest totals posted by police on social media.

The department notes on its website that: “All arrested suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty. Additionally, the original crimes, nature of offenses, and charges may be amended or dismissed as further information is made available.”

Editor’s Note: police log summaries are published with assistance from AI but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.