The Folsom Police Department reported a busy week of addressing crime in the Lexington Hills neighborhood, dealing with multiple instances of burglary, vandalism, and suspicious activities. Officers responded to the community's concerns, which were also expressed on several social media platforms, regarding a suspicious individual in the area. A statement on the Folsom Police Department's Facebook page revealed that their Community Service Officers obtained video footage during their investigation, leading to a breakthrough once a patrol officer identified the subject based on distinct tattoos.
In a coordinated effort by the department, Special Investigations Unit Detectives executed a search warrant in the 1100 block of Blue Ravine Road where Matthew Harris, 30, of Folsom, was arrested and taken into custody, subsequently he was booked at the Sacramento County Main Jail facing numerous charges including multiple counts of theft, burglary, and vandalism. In a team-oriented approach, different units within the department worked in unison to resolve this string of crimes showcasing the collaborative spirit of law enforcement in maintaining public safety. The Folsom Police Department stresses that there may be additional victims linked to this spree of illicit activities.
The Folsom Police is asking residents to review footage from their home security cameras. Should they identify the known suspect, they are urged to contact the department's communications center. The prompt used by community members provides a critical connection that facilitates rapid responses to criminal occurrences and enhances the overall safety of the locality
The Folsom Police Department's dedication to protecting and serving the community is further illustrated by their open request for information that may lead to the identification of more victims; in this commitment, they encourage anyone with relevant footage or knowledge of the suspect's activities to reach out at 916-355-7231.
