- October 31, 2024
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Jan. 12
Anyone want to claim these?
Noon — First block of Windover Place. Property found/lost. A deputy was informed that a resident found six syringes on the side of the roadway near his house. The syringes were put into evidence, for destruction, at the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.
Status: black eye
7:55 p.m. — 3500 block of Old Kings Road. Disturbance physical. The school resource officer was advised that two female students were involved in a physical altercation about comments made on Facebook.
One of the students was punched in the face, resulting in a small abrasion over her eye. A charge of battery was signed by the dean.
No ‘perm’-ission
5:12 p.m. — First block of Plaza Drive. Larceny Shoplifting. An employee at a beauty supply shop noticed a customer walking in circles in the store, picking up and setting down numerous fake hair items. When the customer paid for a few small items, the employee noticed that her pocket book was thicker than it was when she had entered the store.
“Where is the hair that you had?” the employee asked her.
“I put it back,” she replied.
The employee recovered the pocket book and discovered two sets of fake hair, valued at $38.98 total.
The employee told a deputy that he wanted to charge the customer with theft and have her trespassed from the store. The customer was arrested and given a notice to appear.
Jan. 15
Salty snack attack
Noon — First block of Old Kings Road. Criminal Mischief. A man was accused by management of smashing the glass in a vending machine while arguing with another patient in the bowling alley.
The suspect was located, but he refused to cooperate. Ultimately, he was placed into custody for criminal mischief. Management advised that the man had been given a trespass warning two years earlier. The cost to replace the glass in the vending machine was estimated at $50.
During the intake process at the Flagler County Inmate Facility, the suspect was combative and had to be placed in a restraint chair. When he began spitting on a deputy, a spit mask was placed on the suspect, and he was placed in a holding cell.
Jan. 17
Make yourself at home?
6 p.m. — First block of Pickering Drive. Property Damage. The complainant stated that sometime late last year there was damage done to a property that has been foreclosed. The damage includes graffiti in all of the rooms, cabinets and appliances removed from the kitchen, and holes in the doors and garbage.
That gate is no match
2:45 a.m. — First block of Camino Del Mar Parkway. Crash — Hit and Run. A deputy made contact with a security officer at the Hammock Dunes Bridge. The officer stated that a female driver had entered the complex and changed lanes suddenly, causing damage to one of the gates. The gate was bent backward about four inches.
Attempts to locate the vehicle were met with negative results. The suspect was called on the phone, and she hung up on the deputy.
The deputy drove to the suspect’s house and found a vehicle that matched the description — a white pickup truck — parked in the swale in front of the house. The truck had a black scuff mark on the front passenger door. The mark was consistent with the rubber coating on the arm of the gate.
The deputy made contact with the suspect, who initially denied any knowledge of the incident. When asked about hanging up on a deputy, she provided her name to the security officer.
— Compiled by Brian McMillan
