2 arrested in Roseville raid with marijuana grow and 18 guns
Roseville police arrested two people after an Oct. 11 probation search on Herbert Street uncovered a significant indoor marijuana cultivation operation, several pounds of processed marijuana, other drugs and 18 firearms. Both were booked into South Placer County Jail on weapons- and narcotics-related charges.
🇺🇸 Herbert Street, Roseville, Placer County · California, United States
Roseville police arrested two people in connection with a probation search at a
residence on Herbert Street, booking both into the South Placer County Jail on
weapons- and narcotics-related charges.[1]Officers had gone to the residence
on Oct. 11 to serve an arrest warrant and conduct a probation search.[1]
During that initial search, officers found drug paraphernalia, illegal narcotics
and evidence of what police described as a significant indoor marijuana
cultivation operation.[1]Officers secured the residence and obtained a search
warrant from a Placer County judge for a fuller search.[1]That search
uncovered meth, fentanyl, several pounds of processed marijuana, additional drug
paraphernalia and 18 firearms, including handguns, rifles and assault-style
weapons.[1]Investigators said the homeowner was prohibited from possessing
firearms in California because of narcotics addiction, and all 18 firearms were
seized as a result.[1]
The Roseville Police Department announced the case as patrol officers seizing
illegal drugs, a marijuana farm and 18 firearms in a probation search earlier in
the month.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
2
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis
Activity
Cultivation
Setting
Home, Prison
Grown
Indoor
Case stage
Under investigation
Sources
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Open questions the AI reported
The processed marijuana was described only as several pounds, so no cannabis weight is recorded in figures.
No plant count, cultivation area, value, or street address beyond Herbert Street was published.
The names, ages and detailed charges of the two arrested people and any court outcome were not published.
Oct. 11 is given without a year; 2026 is used from the 28 Oct. 2026 publication date describing the search as earlier this month.
Only one opened source supports this event; a second report of the same search could not be opened.
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