The Placer County Sheriff's Office says a search warrant at a home in Sacramento revealed stolen antiques from a home in Placer County, firearms and drugs.
Foresthill Deputies and Detectives worked a case from Michigan Bluff in which the victim’s family antiques and generational heirlooms from the 1800’s were stolen.
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The value of the heirlooms totaled approximately $7,500.00 and were stolen after the victim lost their house and barn in the Mosquito Fire.
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The theft occurred after the Mosquito Fire evacuation orders were lifted and residents returned home.
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The property owner and victim of the Mosquito Fire, suspected that family members of his former renter, were involved.
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Detectives identified two suspects and tracked them down to Sacramento.
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On October 10, 2022 detectives served a search warrant at the suspect’s residence that ultimately led to the arrest of five suspects, the recovery of most the victim’s stolen property, four guns, over a half pound of suspected fentanyl, an ounce and a half of suspected heroin, and just over an ounce of suspected methamphetamine.
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Additionally, three of the five suspects had outstanding Placer County warrants for their arrest.
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The suspects were identified as 39-year-old Amanda Graham, 41-year-old Brandon Garner, 39-year-old Jessica Damigo, 37-year-old James Gonzales, and 42-year-old Christopher Diaz.
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(Placer County Sheriff's Office)
