Earlier this month officers arrested those responsible for the local mail  thefts. Detectives later recovered a stolen motorhome and two trailers the suspects had  been living in.  

Lindsey Farac

Roger Jenkins

During follow-up investigation of the stolen vehicles detectives located a forgery lab, false  identifications, blank and forged checks, stolen credit cards and identification documents  from over 70 victims- 19 of which were Mesquite residents, stolen sports memorabilia,  stolen mail keys, a 9mm handgun, and stolen industrial equipment.  

Detectives spent several weeks sorting through the evidence and sharing information with  multiple agencies to develop strong cases against the suspects. They were able to close  out eight active Mesquite incidents, with dozens of new local felony charges for both  suspects.  

Lindsey Fay Sarac, 34, of Las Vegas, NV, was charged with felony possession of a stolen  vehicle, felony possession of stolen property valued at over $30,000, felony possession of  a financial forgery lab, two felony counts of forgery, three felony counts of possession of  credit card without consent, seventy-two felony counts of possession of a document of  personal identifying information, four counts of felony injury to property, and four counts  of gross misdemeanor conspiracy to commit injury to property.  

Roger Theodore Jenkins, 55, of Pahrump, NV, was charged with felony possession of a  stolen vehicle, felony possession of stolen property valued at over $30,000, felony  possession of a financial forgery lab, two felony counts of forgery, three felony counts of  possession of credit card without consent, seventy-two felony counts of possession of a  document of personal identifying information, four counts of gross misdemeanor  conspiracy to commit injury to property, and felony prohibited person in possession of a  firearm.  

“When a suspect is arrested our work is far from over” stated Detective Sergeant Wyatt  Oliver. “We frequently discover new leads and evidence which takes multiple detectives  working hours and days on end to compile paperwork, write reports and process  evidence. As with many of our cases, we will continue working on this for months to  come.”