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    Officer Ariel This woman is a fierce force and deserves…read moreaccolades! If I ran the world, she would be the one to talk me down She rolled up as I was taking a ditch out from Old Davis. I was exiting quick due to an aggressive male Hispanic with face tats. I had been staying with the The Sawyer and desperately in need of Juul products. I was nostalgic about old Davis because I recognized it immediately as Molly's Jazz festival thing that I had brought my grandmother to years ago. I was taking a photo of a single woman's shoe and concerned she had been dragged off, raped, murdered etc.... Yes. I might have some PTSD. Pretty sure we all do now She understood my clear instructions and I told her to pop around and check out this guy that popped out on me from the bathroom. He was very aggressive saying he was stranded etc... wanted money. Phone charger... Anything to get close. Perhaps a woman just threw her shoes like I do when I'm sick of wearing ill fitting foot wear. That's me. But I have zero patience anymore. Just ask the fantastic crew working over at Kimpton. I can't believe that almost everyone I meet is faring so much better than I am. Truth be told, we all put on a brave face. It's unacceptable that I was spewing trauma inflicted by others on innocent people. We are all the same. We are all one. Love Sacramento PD and love all PD and love each and every soul I typically meet Ma'am Is this your shoe? Are you okay?

    Subject: Victim Statement Regarding Theft, Fraud, and Forgery at MS Auto Sales Group. And…read moreSACRAMENTO PD CLAIMING ITS A CIVIL MATTER. WITHOUT INVESTIGATION OF THE MATTER. OR LISTENING TO THE FULL STORY OF WHAT HAPPENED. CAUSING MORE HARM. This statement details the events surrounding a vehicle purchase from MS Auto Sales, located at 1908 El Camino, which involve criminal acts of theft, fraud, and forgery. My wife and I traveled from the Bay Area to Sacramento via Amtrak to purchase a vehicle from this Used Car Dealership. I had previously negotiated a purchase price of $9,000 for the vehicle with the owner, Jumanji. I found the vehicle on Craigslist. Upon our arrival at the dealership, finance manager and owner Sammy Solomeh, delayed us until closing time. At that point he came and ask for the down-payment, Sammy Solomeh, presented me with a stack of documents to sign. Mr. Solomeh controlled the entire signing process by presenting one document at a time, directing me exactly where to sign, and then immediately removing the document before I could review it. My wife asked him, "Are you going to explain what he is signing?" Mr. Solomon replied, "Yes, but they're only regular car buying documents." He stated that once I finished signing everything, he would "be right back to explain everything." This did not happen. AS I WENT TO THE VEHICLE TO LOOK OVER IT, I saw Sammy Solomeh, leaving the premises driving away. After shouting Sam's name, another salesman who was closing the steel doors handed me an envelope with documents inside and said, "Thanks for doing business with us." I asked him, "What about Sam? He was supposed to explain the documents he got me to sign." The salesman responded, "Well, you're gonna have to deal with Sam tomorrow." I gave a $5,000 down payment for the vehicle. I later discovered that this $5,000 was never applied toward the negotiated $9,000 sale price. The documents that Mr. Solomon rushed me to sign also included charges for unknown add-ons that I never agreed to purchase. Furthermore, I have discovered a Law 553 finance contract with my name forged on it. I was never presented with this contract, I never signed it, and I had no knowledge of its existence until after the transaction. There were also significant discrepancies with the vehicle's condition which were not disclosed or stated on the Carfax report provided by the dealership. I have attempted to file a police report with the Sacramento Police Department regarding these matters. However, every officer I have spoken with has immediately dismissed my complaint as a "civil matter" without conducting any investigation or hearing the full details of the incident. I believe the acts of forgery, fraudulent inducement, and theft by deception constitute a criminal case that warrants a full investigation.

    CHP Headquarters - publicrelations - Updated August 2026

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