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April 25
Where'd the vodka go?
5:57 p.m. 1000 Block of Candleberry Street. Burglary.
Upon arrival, a deputy spoke with the victim, who said he left his trailer that morning with the front bedroom window open. When the victim arrived home at 4 p.m., he noticed the screen and the back door were open. The victim told the deputy he was missing $15 worth of change and a bottle of vodka, all which he kept in his bedroom. The deputy asked the neighbor if he saw any suspicious activity, which he did not.
April 26
Forgot my ID ...
3:44 p.m. 200 Block of Cypress Point Parkway. Shoplifting.
A deputy arrived at a local store, meeting with two of the store’s protection associates. The associates had observed a female concealing several items of merchandise in the blue store bags. The woman continued to move through different departments continuing to place more merchandise in the bag.
Once the bags were full, she would then fill other blue bags with merchandise and place the full bag on top of each other. She continued out to the sidewalk, passing all points of sale, where she was stopped by the two associates. The woman told deputies that she passed all points of sale to go to her vehicle to retrieve her identification. There were 99 items with a total value of $669.62.
April 27
On that juice
1:11 a.m. 100 Block if Pine Hurst Place. Physical Disturbance.
A deputy responded to a call about a physical disturbance. Upon arrival, the deputy attempted to locate all parties involved. The suspect exited the residence in a loud and disorderly manner, continuing to yell and rip off his shirt while throwing it to the ground. The suspect was extremely demonstrative and flailed his arms in an angry fashion, while yelling obscenities at the deputy and other officers.
The suspect ignored all the deputy’s commands to calm down and stop yelling. The suspect was then directed to remain seated next to his friend (a witness) while the officers finished the investigation. The suspect continued to leave his seat and interfere with the deputies’ procedure and threatened an on-scene witness by stating, “Fudge that, y’all don’t be no snitch.”
The suspect’s friend advised the suspect to stop acting out and relax, but the suspect ignored him. The friend the stated, “He must be on that juice or something.”
The deputy then removed the suspect from the area. While at the patrol car, the suspect began to resist.
The suspect's resisting escalated until the deputy had to overpower him by bending his body over the trunk of the patrol car. The suspect subsequently hit his mouth on the trunk lid, causing a small laceration and a chipped tooth. The suspect was then handcuffed and placed into the vehicle. The suspect’s friend provided a voluntary statement advising the he had warned the suspect to sit down because the suspect came outside “acting a fool” and may have been under the influence. The suspect was cleared and release into the custody of his grandfather.
April 29
The case of the missing cigarettes and alcohol
4:15 p.m. 6000 Block of Alder Street. Burglary.
The female victim explained to the deputy that she believed an unknown person made entry into her residence between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The unknown person stole six packs of Marlboro Gold 100’s cigarettes and three bottles of alcohol. The woman explained that her dresser drawers were open, and her mattress had been moved. There was no evidence of forced entry; however, the woman believes the person came in through the back door due to it being unlocked.
