- November 25, 2024
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MARCH 8
Dash it all
8:32 p.m. — First Block of Kingswood Drive. Larceny Motor Vehicle. A victim parked her vehicle in a parking space where she worked, and when she returned several hours later she observed that the passenger door to the truck was slightly open. The vehicle appeared to have been entered by an unknown suspect, and property was scattered around. The victim stated that the truck was recently purchased, and that she had accidentally left the passenger door unlocked.
The contents of her purse, which had been sitting on the passenger seat, were scattered, and $130 in cash, a bottle of oxycodone pills and a pre-paid cell phone were missing. The suspect had also removed a section of the dash in an attempt to remove the vehicle’s CD player, which was still intact, hanging from the dash, and did not appear damaged. No fingerprints could be found, and there were no cameras facing her vehicle in the lot.
MARCH 9
Home away from home?
11:18 a.m. — 4000 Block of Evergreen Avenue. Larceny. A victim stated that when she arrived at her residence on this date, she noticed a washer, dryer, deep freezer and refrigerator were all missing from her front porch. She advised that she owns another residence in Daytona Beach, and goes back and forth between the two every few days.
She stated that no items were missing from inside the residence, only from the porch, which is not screened in. No tire tracks or footprints could be found in the surrounding area.
I’ll wear them out
2:38 p.m. — 5000 Block of East State Road 100. Larceny. An officer was advised via dispatch radio that a female wearing all red was running from a shoe store toward a dark-colored SUV. When the officer arrived at the location, he made contact with an employee.
She stated that the female had come into the store and started trying on shoes, then ran from the store wearing a pair of white Nike tennis shoes valued at $75. She then saw the suspect get into the SUV, but did not know which direction it had traveled. A scan of the parking lot yielded negative results.
— Compiled by Mallorie Bruce
