- November 22, 2024
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Just visiting
12:17 p.m. — 900 Block of Marie Circle
Car Break. The victim said that early that morning he was awakened by sounds on his front porch. He saw a male in his 20s, with a goatee, resting on his porch furniture with no shirt or shoes. He appeared to be intoxicated.
The suspect said he lived in the neighborhood. The victim told the suspect to leave, and when he did not, went inside and got his firearm and placed it in the back of his pants.
When the suspect saw the firearm, he left the premises.
When the victim woke up the next morning, he saw that the passenger door on his SUV as ajar, but nothing was missing. He did not recall that he left it unlocked. In the back seat, he found a tank top that did not belong to him.
Odd customer service
3:28 p.m. — First Block of Aviator Way
Theft. The tour company owner said she hired the suspect to work as a travel agent. The suspect worked there until last week when she was terminated for using customers’ credit card numbers for “odd” transactions.
It is believed the suspect would sell a cruse for a price that was higher than the posted price on the cruise website. The suspect would then use the money to offer a discounted price to another customer.
The victim was not certain how the scheme worked to the suspect’s benefit.
Also, the victim said the suspect received $750 worth of credits toward a cruise, but the victim didn’t know if the credit cards used to acquire the cruises belonged to the suspect or her clients.
The victim supplied a list of the suspect’s clients to the officer.
New graffiti
3:42 p.m. — First Block of West Granada Boulevard
Vandalism. The officer observed graffiti painted on the rear door of a business. He saw that graffiti had been painted over, and then new graffiti had been sprayed over the new paint.
The officer asked the employees if a report had been made on the new graffiti. They were not sure how long it had been there and whether or not it had been reported.
The officer filed a report, noting that there have been numerous incidents of vandalism in the city involving graffiti.
Destructive raccoons
1:30 p.m. — First Block of Neptune Avenue
Car Break. The officer responded to a call about a car break. The victim said the night before, she heard sounds coming from outside. She assumed it was raccoons because they frequent the area.
The next morning she found the car door ajar and all of her CDs missing. Her door lock would not operate. Also, there was a scratch, possibly from a key, from the passenger door to the fuel tank. A plant by the house had been crushed as if stepped on.
