A 34-year-old man was arrested Sunday after Roseville police served an arrest warrant at a residence on Smith Lane following an investigation into a reported domestic violence incident, according to Roseville Police Department officials.
Lt. Nick Gaines, a Roseville Police Department spokesperson, said officers received a report about 8:42 a.m. involving an alleged domestic violence incident that included assault and false imprisonment at a local hospital.
During the investigation, officers identified a 34-year-old as the suspect and associated him with an address of 1100 block of Smith Lane.
Officers responded to the residence and attempted to contact the man multiple times by phone and through public address announcements. However, he refused to come outside, Gaines said.
An arrest warrant was subsequently issued. Gaines said patrol officers and the department’s SWAT vehicle were used to serve the warrant.
After officers deployed a flash-bang device, the suspect surrendered and was taken into custody, according to Gaines.
He was booked into the South Placer County Jail on felony charges of domestic violence, assault and false imprisonment.
The Sacramento Bee
Nicole Buss is The Sacramento Bee’s Roseville/Placer County watchdog reporter. She previously covered Placer County at Gold Country Media. Buss grew up in Lincoln and is a graduate of Sierra College and Arizona State University.
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