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March 19, 2013
Somebody didn’t get the message the first time
6:31 p.m. 4000 block of Belle Terre Parkway. Disturbance.
An employee of a supermarket called 911 saying a homeless man threatened to kill one of the store’s managers, according to an arrest report.
A deputy arrived at the store and spoke with a loss prevention officer, who said the homeless man had ridden a bicycle several time past the store’s exit door, and the loss prevention officer had walked outside to watch him.
The loss prevention officer said the homeless man walked up to him and started talking, saying the management of the store were “rebels” and (profanity) and “that if he ever saw the manager that trespassed him that he would kill him, even if the cops were there,” according to the report.
He said he’d been in jail for five years before and didn’t mind going back.
The loss prevention officer told the deputy that the man was drinking from a large can of beer and “appeared to be impaired and agitated.”
A deputy made contact with the homeless man, who presented a Florida identification card.
The deputy ran the man’s information through dispatch, and discovered that the store’s property controller had served the man a trespass warning in April of last year.
The deputy arrested the man for trespass after waning and took him to the Flagler County jail.
Porcelain statues aren't great for breaking down doors
8:55 p.m. 300 block of Shady Oaks Drive. Burglary.
A man and woman were sitting on the coach in their apartment when they heard the knob of their front door turn. Then there was a light knock on the door.
The husband walked up to the door and looked through the peephole, according to a Sheriff’s Office arrest report.
A man with a scruffy beard stood at the door.
The husband told the man he was at the wrong apartment, and asked him to go away.
Instead, the man picked up a white porcelain egret statute that sits in the entryway, and slammed it into the bottom of the door.
The husband was afraid the man would break in, but instead he left through a stairwell.
The husband and wife stepped outside, and the statue was broken. The front door was cracked.
The wife walked over to a neighbor’s apartment and was explaining what happened when the scruffy man came back up the stairwell and tried to get into the neighbor’s apartment.
The neighbor’s son cam e to the door to see what was going on, and the scruffy man turned and left.
When deputies arrived, they found a man matching the suspect’s description walking near the stairs of the apartment building, according to the report
They detained him, and all of the victims and witnesses identified him as the man they’d seen trying to break into the apartments.
The man had no identification with him. He gave deputies his name and said he’d recently moved from New York, but couldn’t explain why he’d tried to enter the homes, and refused to answer other questions without an attorney, according to the report.
Deputies arrested him on charges of two counts of attempted burglary of an occupied dwelling and one count of criminal mischief, and took him to the Flagler County jail.
