- November 22, 2024
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Nov. 17
Lucky day
10:21 p.m. — Clyde Morris Boulevard and Hand Avenue
Possession of Heroin and Narcotics Paraphernalia. An officer clocked a car going 74 mph in a 45 mph zone on radar. After the stop, the officer noticed a strong odor of burnt marijuana coming from the car. The suspect said there was no marijuana in the vehicle and it smelled that way because he and his buddy smoked a joint in the car at his buddy’s house.
When searching the suspect, the officer found a medium-size baggy with three smaller baggies containing a white powder in his sock. The victim said, “I forgot that was even there” and said the officers were lucky to find it on him.
Unused syringes were found in the car and the white powder tested positive for heroin. He was transported to jail.
Mysterious visitor
12:31 p.m. — 600 Block of Main Trail
Burglary. The couple said they were upstairs putting up curtains in a house they planned to rent out. While working, they heard the door open and close downstairs. When they went downstairs later, they saw that the woman’s purse that was on the kitchen counter was gone. They said contractors had been coming in and out of the house. The victim cancelled her credit cards.
Locks cut
10:05 p.m. — 200 Block of South Atlantic Avenue
Car Break. The victim went to his truck bed and discovered his 16-foot Stihl pole saw was missing. It was chained down but the lock had been cut. The saw was valued at $750 and the lock at $25.
More locks cut
8:16 a.m. — First Block of Coolidge Avenue
Stolen Vehicle. The victim returned home and found his boat with 90-HP motor and trailer missing. The 17-foot boat was worth $25,000 and the trailer at $2,000.
He said he had three pad locks attached to the tongue of the trailer. One of the locks was cut and was found on the driveway. The boat had a fish finder valued at $692.24 and a trolling motor at $1,229.99.
Nov. 18
A banner day
10:37 a.m. — 800 Block of South Atlantic Avenue
Burglary. The restaurant manager said one of the white banners was missing from the rear deck which overlooks the ocean. He said a video from a building next door showed three juvenile males entering the restaurant parking lot from the beach approach. It later showed them getting back onto the beach approach and one had a white banner. They then skateboarded across State Road A1A and into a neighborhood.
The banner was valued at $200.
