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Citrus Heights Police Conduct Sweep of Registered Sex Offenders
Multi-agency operation focused on compliance checks and public safety
Published on Feb. 23, 2026
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The Citrus Heights Police Department led a multi-agency compliance sweep earlier this week targeting registered sex offenders living within California. The operation, called 'Hands Off Our Kids', involved detectives from CHPD as well as the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office ICAC Task Force, Sacramento County Probation Department, federal probation officers, and California State Parole officials. In total, 20 compliance checks were completed, resulting in two arrests for alleged registration violations and two additional warrant requests.
Why it matters
Ensuring registered sex offenders comply with court-ordered conditions is an important public safety measure, especially when it comes to protecting children and families. This multi-agency sweep demonstrates law enforcement's commitment to holding offenders accountable and promoting community wellbeing.
The details
The compliance sweep involved four teams of law enforcement personnel conducting targeted checks, supported by specialized resources like an electronic detection K-9. Authorities stated the operation was intended to promote public safety, protect children and families, and hold offenders accountable for compliance with registration laws.
- The compliance sweep took place earlier this week.
The players
Citrus Heights Police Department
The lead agency that coordinated the multi-agency compliance sweep targeting registered sex offenders.
Sacramento County Sheriff's Office ICAC Task Force
One of the partner agencies that participated in the compliance sweep.
Sacramento County Probation Department
One of the partner agencies that participated in the compliance sweep.
Federal Probation Officers
Specialized law enforcement personnel who participated in the compliance sweep.
California State Parole
One of the partner agencies that participated in the compliance sweep.
What they’re saying
“Thank you to every partner agency and team member who contributed their time, expertise, and dedication for the betterment of our community.”
— Citrus Heights Police Department (fox40.com)
The takeaway
This multi-agency sweep demonstrates law enforcement's ongoing efforts to monitor registered sex offenders and ensure they comply with court-ordered conditions, underscoring the importance of public safety and protecting vulnerable members of the community.
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