Brown-banded cockroach (likely)

Warm, dry indoor areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, wall voids, furniture, and appliances. It commonly hides in cracks and crevices.

An omnivorous scavenger feeding on crumbs, starches, grease, dead insects, glue, and organic debris. It may survive on very small amounts of food and moisture.

Mostly nocturnal and quick-moving, with a flattened body suited to narrow hiding places. Females carry egg cases for much of their development, and infestations can persist indoors year-round.

Can contaminate food and surfaces and spread allergens associated with asthma and allergic reactions. It provides little household benefit, though it contributes to decomposition outdoors.