Category: Police Logs

Latest police logs in Citrus Heights include a narcotics arrest following a report of a homeless camp at Sylvan Oaks Library, a stolen vehicle reported on Twining Way, and police assisting with a vehicle repossession at Reva Apartments.

A summary of the most recent six police logs are included below, from May 30 to June 4. Logs were not available for June 5, by publication deadline, so no comparison data with prior week is included.

• Animal control: 44
• 911 hangups: 49
• Code enforcement: 28
• Traffic accidents: 25
• Vehicle violations: 283
• Theft: 29
• Homeless-related: 22
• Vandalism: 2
• Violent/threats: 17
• Disturbance: 87
• Suspicious circumstances: 152
• All incidents: 1186

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

Citrus Heights police resumed publishing of daily incident logs in 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 drop in thefts, threats of violence, disturbance calls, and homeless related calls, while seeing an increase in animal services calls, 911 hangups, traffic accidents, vandalism, and suspicious circumstances.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from May 23 through May 29, 2024.

• Animal control: 69 (up from 50)
• 911 hangups: 67 (up from 48)
• Code enforcement: 47 (up from 45)
• Traffic accidents: 41 (up from 32)
• Vehicle violations: 208 (down from 262)
• Theft: 27 (down from 33)
• Homeless-related: 19 (down from 29)
• Vandalism: 10 (up from 6)
• Violent/threats: 38 (down from 41)
• Disturbance: 103 (down from 114)
• Suspicious circumstances: 175 (up from 169)
• All incidents: 1262 (down from 1294)

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, code enforcement incidents, vehicle violations, and incidents of suspicious circumstances, while showing an increase in traffic accidents, disturbances and 911 hangups.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from May 16 to May 22.

• Animal control: 50 (down from 59)
• 911 hangups: 48 (up from 29)
• Code enforcement: 45 (down from 71)
• Traffic accidents: 32 (up from 31)
• Vehicle violations: 262 (down from 310)
• Theft: 33 (down from 36)
• Homeless-related: 29 (down from 30)
• Vandalism: 6 (down from 9)
• Violent/threats: 41 (down from 44)
• Disturbance: 114 (up from 93)
• Suspicious circumstances: 169 (down from 198)
• All incidents: 1294 (down from 1402)

See a 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 A.I., but edited by humans. Please contact us if you spot an error.

Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show a drop in thefts, homeless-related calls and code enforcement activity, while showing an increase in vandalism reports and vehicle violations.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from May 2-8, 2024:

• Animal control: 69 (down from 72)
• 911 hangups: 35 (down from 40)
• Code enforcement: 36 (down from 76)
• Traffic accidents: 32 (up from 30)
• Vehicle violations: 208 (up from 187)
• Theft: 41 (down from 47)
• Homeless-related: 29 (down from 41)
• Vandalism: 17 (up from 7)
• Violent/threats: 31 (up from 29)
• Disturbance: 110 (up from 94)
• Suspicious circumstances: 158 (up from 133)
• All incidents: 1290 (up from 1284)

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.

Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show an overall drop in incidents, with the exception of a slight uptick in theft and homeless-related incidents.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from April 25 to May 1, 2024:

• Animal control: 72 (same as prior week)
• 911 hangups: 40 (down from 50)
• Code enforcement: 76 (down from 120)
• Traffic accidents: 30 (down from 41)
• Vehicle violations: 187 (down from 220)
• Theft: 47 (up from 46)
• Homeless-related: 41 (up from 36)
• Vandalism: 7 (down from 12)
• Violent/threats: 29 (down from 36)
• Disturbance: 94 (down from 118)
• Suspicious circumstances: 133 (down from 219)
• All incidents: 1284 (down from 1401)

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.

Latest police logs in Citrus Heights show code enforcement activity more than doubling since the prior week, along with an uptick in animal control calls, vandalism and theft reports.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from April 18-24, 2024:

• Animal control: 72 (up from 51)
• 911 hangups: 50 (down from 57)
• Code enforcement: 120 (up from 55)
• Traffic accidents: 41 (up from 32)
• Vehicle violations: 220 (up from 186)
• Theft: 46 (up from 39)
• Homeless-related: 36 (up from 33)
• Vandalism: 12 (up from 8)
• Violent/threats: 36 (down from 37)
• Disturbance: 118 (up from 109)
• Suspicious circumstances: 219 (up from 169)
• All incidents: 1401 (up from 1264)

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.

Latest local police logs include a slight uptick in incidents over the past week, with a burglary report taken at the Public Storage facility on Tupelo Drive, loitering reported near a bank ATM, and an assault reported at the new Sunrise Pointe supportive housing project.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, from April 11-17, 2024:

Animal control: 51 (down from 56)
911 hangups: 57 (up from 38)
Code enforcement: 55 (down from 58)
Traffic accidents: 32 (up from 31)
Vehicle violations: 186 (down from 286)
Theft: 39 (up from 34)
Homeless-related: 33 (up from 28)
Vandalism: 8 (down from 11)
Violent/threats: 37 (up from 31)
Disturbance: 109 (down from 116)
Suspicious circumstances: 169 (up from 133)
All incidents: 1264 (up from 1243)

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.

Latest local police logs include trouble at a homeless camp near Sylvan Oaks Library, multiple DUI arrests, and another arrest outside Target following a loitering report.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, along with select incidents from the department’s logs on April 10, 2024:

• Hazard: At 1:52 a.m., an arrest for DUI was made at 7500 Greenback Ln, near San Juan High School.
• Traffic Stop: At 2:01 a.m., an arrest for DUI occurred at Sunrise Blvd and Oak Ave.
• Code Enforcement: At 6:49 a.m., a compliance report relating to vehicles was taken at 8000 Ravencrest Wy.
• Homeless Camp: At 8:28 a.m., an arrest for a prior warrant was made at 6700 Auburn Blvd., Crosswoods Community Park.
• Rental Housing Inspection: At 9:24 a.m., a compliance report was taken at 8300 Sunrise Blvd.
• Homeless Camp: At 10:46 a.m., an arrest for a prior warrant was made at a homeless camp near Sylvan Oaks Library.
• Burglary: At 2:11 p.m., a burglary report was taken at 6300 Tupelo Drive, Public Storage.
• Collision Injury: At 3:42 p.m., a vehicle collision report was taken at 6400 Sunrise Blvd, Petsmart.
• Missing Person: At 5:01 p.m., a missing person report was taken at 5400 Mariposa Ave, Paradise Oaks.
• Disturbance Loitering: At 6:50 p.m., an arrest for narcotics was made at 5800 Sunrise Blvd, Target.

Summary of incidents from April 4-10, 2024:

• Animal control: 56 (down from 63)
• 911 hangups: 38 (up from 36)
• Code enforcement: 58 (up from 53)
• Traffic accidents: 31 (up from 27)
• Vehicle violations: 286 (up from 233)
• Theft: 34 (up from 30)
• Homeless-related: 28 (down from 52)
• Vandalism: 11 (up from 8)
• Violent/threats: 31 (down from 34)
• Disturbance: 116 (down from 118)
• Suspicious circumstances: 133 (down from 155)
• All incidents: 1243 (down from 1259)

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.

Latest local police logs include a narcotics-related arrest at a homeless camp on Greenback Lane, along with a DUI incident near the border with Roseville and petty theft at a medical clinic on Madison Avenue.

A summary of the most recent seven police logs are included below, along with select incidents from the department’s logs on April 3, 2024:

Summary of incidents from March 28-April 3, 2024:

• Animal control: 63 (up from 41)
• 911 hangups: 36 (down from 52)
• Code enforcement: 53 (down from 109)
• Traffic accidents: 27 (up from 26)
• Vehicle violations: 233 (down from 288)
• Theft: 30 (down from 43)
• Homeless-related: 52 (same as prior week)
• Vandalism: 8 (up from 7)
• Violent/threats: 34 (up from 22)
• Disturbance: 118 (down from 121)
• Suspicious circumstances: 155 (up from 148)
• All incidents: 1259 (down from 1296)

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.