Recent Incidents in Lincoln Hills
Auto Burglary: Sometime between Saturday 02/19/22 PM and Sunday 02/20/22 AM some person(s) unknown broke into a resident’s vehicle parked in the driveway in the 200 block of Saddlehorn Lp. Miscellaneous items were stolen. (V5A backs to Ferrari Ranch Rd, & Sun City Blvd, golf course, entrances are Stockman Ln off Sun City Blvd & Rustic Ranch Ln off Ingram Pkwy)
Grand Theft: The catalytic converter was stolen from a resident’s vehicle in the 900 Block of Wagon Wheel Ln. This occurred sometime in the early morning hours of Monday 02/21/22. (V1AB backs to Ferrari Ranch Rd & Hwy 193, entrances are Wagon Wheel off Stags Leap Ln & Sawmill Ln)
Stolen Vehicle: A resident’s vehicle was stolen sometime between the late-night hours of Thursday 02/24/22 and the morning of Friday 02/25/22. This occurred in the 1200 block of Cherry Blossom Ln. (V10A backs to open space, golf course & Sun City Blvd, entrances are Hawthorne Ln & Tiger Lily Ln)
Grand Theft: Sometime in the early morning hours of Monday 02/28/22 some person(s) unknown removed the catalytic converter from a vehicle which was parked in the driveway of the residence in the 300 block of Timberland Court. (V42A backs to golf course and Kilaga Springs Lodge, entrances off Stags Leap are Tarapin, Freschi, Overland & Waterwheel)
Auto Burglary: A resident’s vehicle was broken into and miscellaneous items were stolen. This occurred on the 1100 block of Longhorn Ln between Wednesday 03/02/22 and Thursday 03/03/22. (V4 backs to Sun City Blvd & golf course, entrance is Lasso Lake Ln off Sun City Blvd)
Fraud Cases: There were three reported cases where residents had money taken by scammers. In two cases the victims fell for some online type of scam. The exact nature of these scams is not known at this time. In the third case an unknown suspect opened a bank account in the victim’s name.
Attempted Scam: A resident received a call from an unknown individual with a foreign accent. The caller told the resident that he was from “Norton” security and that the resident’s account was going to be charged $299.00. The victim was told to open her computer to give him access and the matter could be cleared. The resident fortunately remembered seeing our Neighborhood Watch Warnings about such a scam. She told the caller she did not have a computer and he immediately hung up.
Scams, Scams, Scams and More Scams. Click here to see our latest flyer with tips about spotting a scam and strategies to prevent being scammed: https://sclhwatch.org/pagedownloads/07NWScamAlerts2021.pdf
The Lincoln Police stopped two individuals in the 2600 block of Winding Way on Wednesday 03/02/22 at 8:00 PM. The officers subsequently did a record check and found that the male subject had a warrant for his arrest and the female had a misdemeanor warrant. The male subject was taken to Placer County Jail and the female was cited and released on her promise to appear in court.
** This type of good proactive Police work keeps us all a little bit safer!! It is great to see that there are officers patrolling our community.