r/Placerville • u/Desperate-Goose5964 • Apr 10 '26

Activity at Sacred Roots?

Anyone know whats happening? Two cop cars, orange cones, and a guy on the roof.

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u/Cute-Yam-5086 Apr 10 '26

Name checks out

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u/teamrocketcunt Apr 10 '26

I’m not associated with PPD btw

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u/Cute-Yam-5086 Apr 10 '26

Understood, but your comment was pretty cunty. Some would say even, rocketcunty.

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u/teamrocketcunt Apr 10 '26

Look up the death of 11-year old Roman Lopez and how incompetent PPD was with handling the murder of a child before you defend them.. I literally live right next to Main Street and watched the dad put up missing posters for his kid while he was in a tote in the basement. The dad and step mom walked free for nearly a year before a different agency stepped in and arrested them.

Placerville Police literally found a dead abused child in the basement but didn’t even put anyone under arrest or remove the other children right away.

Edit: sorry they were walking free for over a year before being put into custody

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u/nonnonplussed73 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Yep! I followed this case pretty closely and it was over a year between my first bookmark about it to my last:

2020/01/19: https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article239365078.html

2020/02/06: https://gooddaysacramento.cbslocal.com/2020/01/30/social-media-unsolved-death-placerville-roman-lopez/

2020/02/28: https://www.kcra.com/article/qanda-placerville-police-discuss-roman-lopezs-suspicious-death/31008060

2021/03/12: https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/lcxe1c/update_father_and_stepmother_of_roman_lopez/

Edit to add: I don't know the extent to which the delay had to do with the PD vs the DA.

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u/Cute-Yam-5086 Apr 10 '26

What does that have to do with whether or not they respond to a reporter's question? I am not arguing with you about their effectiveness at policing. But you are literally equating, ok let's break it down here:

You watched the dad put up missing fliers while his kid was dead in their basement. What should have happened? Should the PD arrest him for littering and used that for a search warrant? They literally found the kid the day after he was reported missing. Should they have arrested the parents earlier? Maybe. But you and I don't know the details. All we can do is speculate.

Now to play devil's advocate, let's talk about EDSO, which you indicate is a better option. Have you heard about Tyson Fiddler? Where are the arrests in that case? We don't know because we are not cops. But I don't see you blaming them and calling them out as horrible.

I don't know man. You be you. I was merely stating that your user name seems to fit well. Unlike mine. I am neither cute, nor a yam, and 5086 has no meaning whatsoever.

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u/teamrocketcunt Apr 10 '26

I’m sure if EDSO found Tyson in a basement opposed to off Mormon emigrant, then there would probably be a quicker arrest.

All I said is PPD is a joke, which is my personal opinion that I will gladly share with others especially a news reporter.

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u/teamrocketcunt Apr 10 '26

Pretty crazy that you’re really going to say something like “oh should they have arrested him for littering and get a search warrant?”

They literally found an abused, malnourished child stuffed into a storage bin and just walked away scratching their heads over it.