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Cops Corner January 13, 2022 7:00 am

Cops Corner 1.13.22

By Observer Staff

This week on Cops Corner: Plant City Police investigate a burglarized RV, a lost vehicle that was later found up north and vandalized construction vehicles.

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DEC. 29

THE STICKER PICKER UPPER

1500 block of Plantation Grove Ct.

Criminal mischief: Officers met with the victim who alerted them that some time overnight, an unknown suspect removed or damaged six decals from their car.

DEC. 30

NO KNOCK ENTRY

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1200 block of W. Washington St.

Burglary w/ battery: Officers made contact with the victim who reported to them that her front door had been kicked in. The suspect was subsequently taken into custody and transported to Orient Road Jail without incident.

DEC. 31

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HOLIDAY’S STEALINGS

4700 block of Hwy 574

Residential burglary: Officers made contact with the victim who alerted them that sometime between Christmas and New Years Eve, an unknown suspect had broken the door to a recreational vehicle and burglarized the inside, stealing several items that were valued at $3,600.

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100 block of W. Alexander St.

Trespass after warning: Officers responded to the plaza at the listed location and made contact with the suspect in the parking lot. The suspect had previously been trespassed from the location in July, for one year. The suspect was subsequently arrested and transported to Orient Road Jail without incident.

YOU’RE OUTTA HERE, AS WELL

1100 block of W. Alsobrook St.

Trespass after warning: While responding to a separate case, officers learned that the suspect had previously been trespassed from the listed address in October, for one year. The suspect was subsequently arrested and transported to Orient Road Jail without incident.

JAN. 1

HEADING NORTH

3100 block of Northview Rd.

Stolen/recovered vehicle: Officers met with the victim who reported that she had rented out her vehicle and that it had not yet been returned to her. The vehicle was later recovered… by the Green Bay Police Department.

GUN WITH THE WIND

1000 block of Fairwinds Circle

Vehicle burglary: Officers met with the victim who advised them that his vehicle had been burglarized, resulting in the loss of a firearm.

JAN. 2

BAD LUCK, NO TRUCK

1000 block of Fairwinds Circle

Grand theft auto: Officers responded to the location and met with the victim who reported to them that his 2007 Toyota Tundra had been stolen.

JAN. 3

HEAVY DUTY DAMAGE

300 block of Charlie Taylor Rd.

Vehicle burglaries: Officers made contact with the representatives from two different construction companies who both stated that sometime between Dec. 23 and Jan. 3, approximately 12 heavy-duty construction vehicles had their windows smashed out by an unknown suspect and fire extinguishers discharged inside.

WIRE YOU DOING THIS?

600 block of Charlie Taylor Rd.

Business burglary: Officers made contact with the complainant who advised them that between Dec. 17 and Jan. 3, an unknown suspect had stolen approximately $20,000 worth of electrical wire from a trailer that was on the construction site.

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