- November 21, 2024
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June 26
It wasn’t me ...
12:20 p.m. 200 Block of Cypress Point. Fraud.
A victim stated that he received a letter in the mail from Emergency Medical Service Bill, requesting payment for services rendered May 31, 2013, in reference to an ambulance service in Orlando. The victim stated he lost his licence approximately a year ago and someone must have used his name and address. He was at work during the day of the service.
June 27
Stops one kind of criminal but invites another
8:55 a.m. First Block of Zerington Court. Stolen Vehicle.
A caller advised that someone had taken his vehicle without permission.
The victim parked the car outside of his neighbor’s residence the night before because the neighbors were out of town and it gave the impression that someone was home. He remembered seeing the car at 11 p.m. before he went to bed, but at 8 a.m. the next day, the white Dodge Intrepid had been taken from that location. At 9:55 a.m., Flagler County Dispatch advised they had received three calls matching about a suspicious vehicle matching the description of the victim’s car. The vehicle was confirmed as the victim’s Intrepid and had no damage to it. The victim believes his girlfriend left the keys in the car and the passenger side door unlocked.
Green in the grill
12:07 p.m. First Block of Brian Lane. Narcotics.
A deputy responded to a verbal disturbance between the defendant and his mother. The defendant stated he was going to leave the residence to avoid further confrontation. While the deputy was talking with the defendant, he noticed a clear plastic bag on the front grill of one of the vehicles parked in the driveway. Inside the bag was marijuana. The defendant stated he did not know who it belonged to or who placed it on the vehicle.
Smash and grab
2:26 p.m. First Block of Utility Drive. MV Larceny.
The victim parked her green 2011 Kia Soul in front of three vacant businesses.
Her daughter left her purse on the front passenger seat when they left the car. When they returned, the front driver’s side window was smashed, and the purse was taken.
The purse was gray with a cross checkered design, which cost $30. Inside the purse were three gift cards (American Express $30, Fandango $25, and an unknown card for $20), a School ID and a bank account booklet. The damage to the vehicle is $200.
— Compiled by Tim Fennell II
