4 Suspects Arrested in West Roseville Home Burglaries

Roseville Police arrested four males suspected of west Roseville home burglaries.

Police said the suspects may be connected to at least two residential burglaries or attempted burglaries in west Roseville. Officers are investigating to see if they are connected to .

At 1:42 p.m. Oct. 12, numerous officers responded to Debenham Court, to a report that a young male wearing a ski mask had just thrown a brick through the window of a home. He fled along with three other males.  

Three of the suspects started to drive away in their red Lexus sedan, and collided with a responding patrol car at the intersection of Glastonbury Circle and Derrylin Drive.  They were arrested, taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries, and then booked, according to Roseville Police. Another officer detained the fourth suspect in a backyard on Hummingbird Way.

Inside the suspect's car was property that had just been stolen from a home on Glastonbury Circle, police said.

Two of the suspects are juveniles and were taken to Placer County Juvenile Hall.  The other two are adults, and were booked in the Roseville City Jail pending transfer to the Placer County Jail.  Their names are not being released at this time because of the active investigation. 

Officers are trying to determine if this group is involved in other residential burglaries in the west Roseville area.

Roseville Police ask residents to continue to watch out for their neighborhoods and to call in any suspicious activity.